Star.
London, England, 1829-08-08 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTINGDON RACES, Amon: 2.
The Huntingdon Sealers of 5 son. set, with 20 added, he all
ties. Heats, once round.
Lord Strathaven immed Impudence, 3 yrs 5 1 1
Colonel Vanilla amen Blase , 5 yrs 2 4 2
Mr. haws named Bkiehai, 4 yes 3 3 3
Zest of Seedwldi irmissi Chew Bum. 4 yrs 1 5 4
Captain Montagu immod Shepherdess. 3 yn.... .
The Heathen' Plate of 50 sews. for an ages. Heats. once roma&
General Grammes Day Star, 3yn 1 2 I
Lord Seediew's Grampian, 4 .yrs ... 11 1 2
Mr. Fenton' s ofad, 3 yrs .. 3 3 3

NEWCASTLE RACES, Mem S.
The Member' Plate of 70 son. fee aU ages. Heats, twice round
_ and a distance.

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Mr. Tonnes Nimb _
i, 3pi
Mr. Cooper's Marto, 4yn I 2
Mr. Beardswertles b. e. by Master Henry, 4 yrs. - 3 3
Major 0. Gore's Caroline, 3 yrs . . .... . 4dr
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A Sweepstakes of 10 an. sad. with 40 added. toe all ages.
now Wks.
Mr. Mowsley sassed Sw deco. yes 1
Bar) Grorreoor's Mavroew 5111
Mr. H. Ilowadaile. M.P. named Granby, 6 pn

LEWES RACES—(ConcivoU )—Treasesy.
The Turn Plate of 701. Heats, the New Course.
Duke of Richmond's b. f. Gallopade, 3 yrs
kir. Clark's ch. nu Amelia. 6 yrs
Captain Lock's Bottle hap. 3 yrs
Mr. Coleman's Bunter, S yrs 2 4 dr
Match Ion; mile and a quarter.—Cal. Standen's Vulcan. 5 yn.
int. beat Mr. Bolkeley's Goblet. 4 yrs, Sat. 71b. after a dead beat.
Handicap Piste of SOL Heats a mile and a half.
Mr. Page's b. c. Dicky Delos, 3 yrs, 7st. Mb. .... 0 X I 1
Mr. Payne's b. c. by Orville, 3 yrs, Ist. tlb.
Mr. Tattersall's br. b. Bhurepore, 5 yrs, list. 21b 1 3 dr
Mr. Clark's b. b. Hal, aged, 9st. 21b. 0 0 3 dr
Mr. Hayne's br. b. Rembrandt, 6 yrs, est. 'lb 2 dr
Match, 50; half a mile.—Mr. Bethune's ch. g. YousWiudoa,
31.1.101 b. beat Mr. Steward's ch. to. Mary Atm, 3 lit. 101 b.
Match, SO; half a utile.—Mr. br. m. Fancy beat Mr.
Winder's dt. m. Sontag.
PLYMOUTH RACES, Amuse S.
The annul return of this manly aearesenseat has been prodecdve
of the used Mu of gay and fashionable visitors, and the usual
bude which such an ergot produces.
At an early boor yesterday morning, being the lira day of the
races, all was sommetion in the towns of Plymouth, De
Stenehouse, and vicinities; equipages of every description. from
the coronetted coach to the humblest baggy. together with wpm.
trims and pedestrians, Omen without number, attired in all their
variety of holiday splendour, were seen crowding all the value
approaches to that PIIIIIIIIOO enters of attraction, Chaim Meadow,
the important arena upon which the contest for the varies.
prises was to take place. Moth* mold be mere favourable than
the state of the weather, and the moving mass of equipages. and
of spectators. which deployed into the bid. gave an animation to
the sure. and a variety to the inanimate beauties of the spot—
c onfessedly one of the most lovely among the lovely gems of this
proverbiaiy beautiful meaty, which required to be witnessed In
order to be undamped.

The sports for the Ant day were arranged as follows :
Sabana Stakes, IS sows. sash. 44 sabscriben. of Maws 17 6-
i:bred Serf* in doe. and TS did not name, who paid S som.
I cock,
111 r. A. Seville names Wrangler, s yn. kit.
Mr. Wilson names Ups, 4 yrs. Sm. fib..
Mr. Meollounbe names Onum. 4 yrs. 714. 11111.
Mr. G. Leach names Pelican, S yrs. Set. Mb.. 4
About two miles and a distance.—Red Post start.
The banes did not start till near two o'clock is the afternoon.
when Upas took the lead, when be Wes passed by Wrangler. who
came in In line style. and won the stakes, after an admirably con-
tested race.

Plate of 100 sore. ghrso by the Tows of Plywood& and Neh.
boorbood. the best of three beats of about two Wee sad s die,
cane.—Red Post start.
Mr. W. Ley's br. h. Sower Johnny. 4 yrs.
Mr. Dlckensoo's eb. f. deter to Cymbals.; 4 yrs.
Mr. Wreford's b. f. Warbler. 3 fre. 6el Vb. dr.
On starting, Mr. Dickinson's angst Illy took the lead, but
was soon overtaken by Boater Johnny, who passed her and won
the heat.

In the second best Sestet Jokaay welt the lead is geed style,
and kept it Ns:toughest, whining by two-Weds of e length.

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Ladies plate of Fifty Pounds.—Bat et three heats of about a mile
and half, to start Irons the whining post :
Mr. Wreford's hi. c. Wrangler, g yrs 7st. 41b. 1
Mr. W. Ley's br. b. Swum Johnny, 4 yrs. Sit. 121 b.
This race was body contested. Wrangler took the lead from the
conimencesnent and retained it, not without great exertion, to the
end, winning only by two-thirds of his ow. length.
The sports for this and the following day are of a investor de-
scripdoo, and should the weather continue as favourable as it was
yesterday there can be no doubt of their going of with equal if not
greater eclat.
Among the other attractions of the ground, we observed a num-
ber of games of various descsiptioos, calculated to entrap the tin.
wary, and not likely to improve the morality of the poorer classes
of the community—among these were noticed the Roulette sad
Rouge et Noir tables at Ow Doncaster Club boom, and a multitude
of similar booths.

The following is a copy of the answer given by the
Earl of ABERDEEN to the Memorial recently presented
to his Lordship by the merchants interested in Mexican
affairs, in consequence of the expedition from Cuba :
s Foreign Mee, Aug. 6, 1829.
" Ginrmaross—l am directed by the Earl of Assesses, to at-
knowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th instant ; and I am
to acquaint you, in answer to that put of it which relates to the
protection of British property and persons, that his Lordship had
already given directions for a ship of war to be stationed off Vera
Crux. for the purpose of affording protection, in case of need, to
his blaarrre's subjects in that quarter.
'6 I ans. Gentlemen.
" Your most obedient humble servant,
"John Schneider, Ilaq. and others." " DUNGLAS."
The Diariu of Rome announces, that on the I Ith of
July, Father John Boatman. a native of Amsterdam, was, with
general consent, elected Captain-General of the Society of Jesus,.
The 4/swallow of Paris certifies, that Father Itootbaan is a man
of ability, of distinguished merit, sod very capable of giving to the
Jesuits a strong and decided impute', and at the same time in anew
direction, altogether in agreement with the wants of the Church.
PRCDEST SEYPRF.ISION.-1110 well-known Vidoeq,
who published so interesting a piece of autobiography, has, since
his retirement from the Police, been engaged in an extensive ma-
nese:my near Paris, through which he has become greatly involved
in litigation. It was remarked that his Counsel never ones men-
tioned his name in a cause, which lasted several days, and called
forth a great number of speeches. The Advocate always, spoke of
the defendant.
Between two and three o'clock yesterday morning, the
inhabitants of lindleo were alarmed by a report that a woman had
been murdered by her husband at a bossy in King-stree., Maury-
street, Phalli*. It appears that the name of the unfortunate wo.
man is Ann Harris, between thirty and forty years of age, and that
for maw years, she bad cohabited with a man named Michael
roomedy, a erosionen in the employ of Messrs. Grace and Free-
man. white-lead manufacturers, Milbank. Abets* tbtee o'clock
yesterday morning, Sonar:woe& the beadle of the outward of St.
George's, was called by a watchman. who informed him, that his
had heard the cries of " Watch !" and " Murder!" in King-onset,
and I* found a woman lying in the street, who had been thrown
out of a two-pair of stairs Oinclow by her linalsand. He knead.
&steely hastened to the house, and found the poor woman lying on
la bed, almost insensible. and severely injured. liie4acA aosioaorlt
was beat for, and two ssirgooPs,arrrccd, who itiedi her, likkel".ezr
pared about half past els o!clock. Before she died she t 44. tH
persons in the roses, that Wielsael ICeny had. beat. her ievarelb
ter{ tken threw her out e/ the.window, lknoady,veassimmodjat4ll
email/Wed and lodged naptison, and infrstanation Wasotprit. to J.
the Coroner for %Vestoainster, who apPOinted an inquest
to be bold this afternoon on the body.