Star.
London, England, 1828-08-28 00:00:00

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• EG HA M It ACES, • Avenge 27.
The Surrey and Ihddiesea ALskee:nt 25 4nri. each. Is ft. and on 4
five if decl ,red, &c. Two mike and a dirpisee.
Mr. Bacon's Dandelioti,4 yrs, let 1111 b ' ...
... i i
Duke of Itiejimmid's Miss Craven, 4 yrs, 7st 811) ...
Mr. Mot ton's b f Margery, 3 yr., 6st ... 4

Bigbiald 'ttiestßiber forfeit.
Even bnitleinli Pandelloo, a tp 4. apt 31iiis Craven, and 5 to 1
agst 31.agery. After some time lost in getting together, and one
false '
start, h Craven jumped off at a &arid rattling pace, Dandi.
lion a length behind hey, and klargety the same dtstance astern of.
him. A little before the distance, these two got abreast of Mile
Craven, Ind the thinning became unultually 'cid* and aeiere ;' ins*.
snueh that even after the race bets were mode bathos' Dandelial
and Miss Craven; the former, however, won is by a head.
i'be Magna Charm Stakes of 50 sous. each, Ii ft. for three yr olds;
colts. fist 51k ; and allied, Ilst. The Neir Mile. •
Mr. Sadler's Challenger ... ... ... Lout Mountcliarles's cby Blacklock "' 1
Duke of Richmond's b c Hindostan
'... pa
Betting.-3 and 4tol on Challenger. The Blacklock colt went
a as fast is he Could split, and with Challenger finely laid in,. keit:
;up it good. running pace and the lead till half way within the efir.
lance; Challenger then went to his head, and a severe struggle vrak
ultimately decided in his favour.
Sweepstakes of 5 Dove. each, and 35 added ; three yr olds, 'Tst tlb i
, four. list Mb; five,9st !lb; six, and aced, 9st 61b. Vioners once
in 1929. to carry Sib; tviicq, 51b; thrice, or a Gold Cup, 74
extra. Mares, &c. allowed Sib. fleets, one Mile. .
Lord Montitcliarles's Remiss, 3 yrs
... 1 1
Mr. De Burgh's Sunshine, aged
.. ... 9 i
General Grosvenor'd Icarus, 3 yrs .
... .. .1
Betting for the first heat. sto 2.0 n Rasaelas, and sto I a gst any
other; the second horse had the lead at a steady pace to the bend
stand, wben the orbit's came sip; 'a pretty rate terminated in favour
of Rasselas by a length. learns pulled up some distance fromboso%
The second heat was run and terminated in the same way.
A. Sweepstakes of 15 lour. each, for hunters, did not kik
BLANDFCIRD RACES. AUGUST 26.
The. Doraetshire Gold Cup, value 100 sows. and 30 in specie
Mr. Mills'. Browalock ... ... ... walked ever
The Bryinstone Stakes of S sows, each, for all ages. Twelve Subs
- . scribers. Three yr old Cosine.
Mr. Radelyffe's Windermere, 4 yrs, Sat ulb ...
General Gritnenor's Menenas, 3 yrs, 7.t 91b ...
Mr. Dilly Bielskoi, 3 yr*, Tat 71b ...
Mr. Farquharson's bf by Wanderer, 4 yrs, 7st 6lb ... ... 4
Mr. Smith's Rigmarole, 6 yrs, 9st 61b ... .. s
...
Betting--6 to 4 apt Windermere, who won cleverly after a very
severe race. Bielskoi went off at score, and made all the running.
A Plate of £5O for horses that never won. Heats two miles nal a
distance,
Mr. H. Jones's b f Smilax, by Bobcat ... •.. 1 1
Mr. Crouch's Albatross, 4 yrs ... ... .. 1 a
Sir E. H. Baker's ch fby Whisker, 3 vrs ... . 3 3
A Silver Cop for horses not thorough bred was not run for, awn
of the hones proving to be disqualified.
CRICKET MATCHES.

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Batonvos, Annus: 26.—The return Nlateb at Cricket, the
Brighton Club against Kent. commenced yesterday, and termi.
hated this evening in favour of the former. At the outset, betting
was 3t02 in favour of Kent. At the end of the first innings et
the Local Club, even betting. The close of the fir,t innings of •Neat
brought the odds to 2to 1 against them; and the termination of the
final innings of their adversaries increased them to le to 1. Tic
following was the result—
BRIGUTON. KUM
First Innings .... 118 First Innings .
Second Ditto ••• ... 102 Second Ditto ... N
Total .. 220 Total ... 11!
Night setting in, the play was declined, and the contest given vs,
Kant having yek two wickets to go down, but with no probable
chance of /winning.

Brown had galled 42 rens in bis final Innings, when, in rune*.
he became disabled by Y sprain,lnd he was compelled to withdraw
fronsthe ground. _ _

It isms; a is between the Brighton Club and Kent, the latter
Laving obtained the victory about a Week since at Seven Oaks.
Tuesday a rand match at Cricket was played at Epping Forest,
between eleven Gentlemen of the Epping Club, and eleven Gentle.
lien of the "hittle Club, for SO sows. The wicket were pitcbadat
ten o'clock, and the game came off as follows—

IMMO. ccusik.
Pint Inningi'
Second Ditto •

I WIUTTL Z
_CUM
First ... ... ... 24 innings ... .. ... 32
... .. ... 25 Second Ditto ... .. ... It

Total ...

Total

Writtle Winning the game with.only two wickets to go
The match excited the greatest interest. from the well known ex-
ceUence of the players on both side., and attracted an unusual con-
course of spectators. The fine bowling of Mr. J. Lucking, and the
batting of Mr. Charles Miley. of the Writtle Club, were panics-
laity admired. At the last innings, when the Writtle Club went is
with only eighteen runs to win, any odds might be bad again t the
Epping Clots, and eto to i was freely offered. The Epping Club;
tiothini daunted at the state of the game, used the %Atm.'s' perse-
verance to win. and by their eseellsnt fielding sum reduced the
Odds to even betting, eight wiltets being down in a very short vacs
of time.

CHELSEA ROWING MATCH.
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Yesterday the Fourth Azimut New Prize Wherry, given by the
Inhabitants orSt. Luke, 'Chelsea, *as rowed for by six pair of oath
corlposecto( Chelsea watertnen. The following were the men—
Jaipes Cole ... ..... i,, _ William Gaines
*Whim d3e....... 1 ''re". William Thomas
Cltaties Cole •t
Yellows Gent ge Chettie ...... i
‘ Blue.
George Taylor i George White
Williath Waight ... / white. Abraham Graves
James White........ Henry Gayieard
The Prize w.. 0 contended for in three beats. Yellow, Green,
and White rowed for the first beet, from buoys placed opposite Use
Salteto's, round a boat dpposite Lawn Cottage; down the Middle-
sex shore to a boat opposite the College, and back to the Prize
Wherry stationed ell the Cricketers. It was decided in favour of
Green and Yellow.

Scarlet, Blue, and Pink rowed nearly the same distancP;as above
stated, for the Second heat, which was won by Scarlet and Pink.
Green, Yellow. Scarlet and Pink took their stations at li.ttersca
Bridge about half• past six, to row round ajsciat moored opposite tht,
College, stip the Chelsea shore, round a boat opposite Lawn Cottage,
and up to the wherry off the Yorkshire Grey, for the third mid
grand hat. They came in as follows after a most scientific struggle,
rix.—Greentrat, Pink second, Yellow third, and Scarlet fourth.

The centre of the Custot! House is now finished upon
a plan which ensures stability. It is not so striking with respect
to art and sculpture as it appeared before the sinking of the founda-
tion, but there is no danger of a recurrence of such a misfortune.
The aeon ire supponed by iron, and most admirably constructed
to bear weight. •One of the principal doors in front of the build-
ing, facing Tbames.treet, is exclusively appropriated to the Caw
missioners.
A MIRACLE!—Our readers are already apprised that
Mr. Dawsopt expended over ten thousand pounds in conometing
a market on the site where Ormond Market bad once stood ;and
that for some reason or other not a stall was occupied, and that the
whole structure remained a dead weight upon Isis bands. It "at
objected indeed that the stalls were inconvenient; that they were
too dark, too light, too narrow, too wide, too large, too small; and
many other equally cogent and consistent reasons were urged against
them. The tact is, they were most commodious and complete;
but nevertheless the objections remained in force, and the nab
remained untenanted. It is said that on Thursday eveniug a select
deputation, beaded by Father ROGaL L'Earaanos, proceeded frost
the Curn likehange to the New Market. A certain hocus poi
ceremony was performed, sundry ablutions of holy water nude'
and straightway every thing appeared in a new point of view. The
objector to the light found the dark stall most commodious, while
he who complained of width found himself quite at home within the
precincts of those walls against which hr formerly prote.ted. Hoe
the Wreck was wrought it Is not for as heretics even to coojettio c•
One fact is worth a thousand assertions. Buoy stall is taken; and
the very name of the plaice has undergone a change, and law,/ c4l"
Aarsarld Narket."—Dtsidirs Eventieg

BIRTHS.
THe Slat inst. at Soho Castle, the Lady of Sir James MOB °•
tarry, But. M.P. of a son.
The 17th Inst. at Montrose, the wife of Lieut. Perry, Of 3 4tin.

MARRIED.
Rear
At Hadow, Kent, the Rev. Henry 'fhomas Jones, B. B.
of Tackley. and late Fellow of Sr. John's College, Oxford, to
both, daughter of thelate Major Winchester of the Ooth

DIED.
etls Inst. at the I,le of Man, Hobert Ross, of Carge'"
h•slnt. Dorariess brother of the late Major General Koss, and Capt.
John Ross, [loyal Nay).

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