Star.
London, England, 1827-08-16 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLICNCE.
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'WOLVERHAMPTON R giCES. Averse 14.
The Darlington Cup, of 100 loss. added to a subscription of up
sots. earl.. Three mile bears.
11r. Holyfaies hr. e. Euston ,
Nir. Gdford's LeVlathan • I
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Mr. Nicole' Euphrates
This Wee a tremendous race, being contested to the utmost; and
was only won by halt a neck. By the unexpected result of tin
desperate contest, large sums of stoney have been lost, and the
horse bears at the Tradesmen's and Darlington Cups.
The Stand Plate of 50 sots. added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sota tads
for horses that never won .etoo at one Mlle. Three heats.
Mr. Cook's b. m. Maid of Mansfield , •
Mr. Beardsworth's Chesterfield
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A well cootested race throughout.
HUNTINGDON RACES, Anion 14.
God Cup, value 100 sows. by Subscribers of 10 scvs, each, the sat.
plug (If any) to be paid to the winner, for all ages. The winarr
to be sold for 300 sows if demanded. Four ran.
Duke of Manchester named br. c. Datmon,3 yn •
Mr. Florin named Mr. Sowerby's b. h. Skiff, 6 yrs 1
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Harlot' Verulam named ch. c. Upas, 4 yea
Mr. Stuart named ck. c Tom Tit, 3 yn
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Three paid.—A very fine race, won by half a nett. 4
The Hincbinbrooke Plate of 450 for three yr olds and. upwards.
The winner to be 'old for 150 son. under the usual condition.
Heats, once round.
Mr. J. Rogers's b. f. Abigail, 5 yrs
Duke of Grafton 's ch. f. Zoffani, 5 yn
Marquis of Tavistock's b. c. Half Moon, 3 yn
Dullingharn's br. c. Skirmisher, 4 yrs . • 3 4
Two drawn.—Both heats well contested, and both won by halt
a neck.

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The Two yr old Stakes did not fill.
OXFORD RACES, Aeon? 14.
The Oxfordshire States of 25 sows. each, IS ft. and only S Vieth's.'
by the Ist of August, for all ages, two yr olds excepted. Three
to remain or no race. Two miles. Eighteen Subscribers de-
clued forfeit by the time prescribed.
Mr. I. Day's Liston, 7 yrs I
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Mr. D. C. Webb named The Constable, 4 yes . • 2
Mr. J. Fane named El Dorado, 6 yrs .
Mr. Drake named Tears, 4 yrs
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Four others started—won easy—S to 4on 12 Dorado.
Sweepstakes of 3 soy% each, 15 ft. for three yr olds, 7g• 616. rad
four,ast. 71b. The straight mile.
Mr. J. Dilly's Dlaldonia, 4 yrs I
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Mr. I. Sadler's ch. f. Tears, 4 yrs. • • . a
Three others stifled—won easy.
A Sweepstakes o(3 soya. each, with 50 added, for all ages. Tho
winner to be sold for 260 sore. under the usual conditions. Heap,
two miles.
Mr. Sadler's Popinjay, 5 yrs . .
Mr. C. Day's Mile West, 5 yrs - . .
Mr. Pryse's c. by Anticipation, 4 yrs .
TUNBRIDGE WELLS RACES, AWNS.
The Manor Bowl, by a subscription of 5 sows. each, with 50 Wed
from the Racing Fund.
Mr. Wyatt's g. f. 4 yrs • .
Mr. White's Flamingo, 4 yrs . .
Mr. Monk's Diana, 6 yrs • •
The Visitors Plate 50 son;
Mr. Coleman's Honeysufkk, 4 yrs .
Mt. Monk's Diana, 6 yrs .•
Mr. West's Constitution, 5 yrs .
Outdrawn.
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The Whim Plate, SO eon. given hj the Tow% Heats.
Mr. White's Flamingo, 4 yrs . . 2 1 1
Mr. Monk's Diana, 6 yrs . 3 3 5
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Mr. West's Constitution, 5 yrs . . 12 I
The Half-bred Stakes, a subscription of 5 sins. such, with 3S Wei
from the Racing Fend.
Dir. Lack's Chop, 5 yrs . . 22 1 1
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Mr. Friend's Caroline . . 4 1 5 1
Mr. Dlapiesden's Chance, aged . . . 33 21
Dlr. Pegg's Coacher, aged • • Idr
Mr. Bamfield's Snail, aged . sdr
ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES, An. 14.
A Plate of 50 gs. was won in two heats, by Mr. Neville's Smut
gkr, beating two others.
A Sweepstake of 25 soy.. each, was won by Lord Lowther's
Monarch. beating Mr. Theobald's Sir Geoffrey Peveril, and Coked
Harris's Astonishment.

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The Rochester Plate or .e. 50 was won by Mr. Boyce 's Scar.
Fang The Smuggler and The Baron, in three heats (tLe Ants
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histatcostaa.—As Captain Draw, a Gentleman rc•
siding in this place, was sailing in his yacht to the
Milford Regatta, on Monday the 231 tilt. his attention
was arrested by an object he observed floating in the
channel, and which, upon nearing, he found to be
large case or box ; he took it on board, and it, contents
proved to be the remains of an elegant female, ,bout
41 years of age, handsomely dressed in a black• silk
gown, and other habiliments corresponding, and trip
ped over all in flannel ; the body was in a high st.te
.of preservation, and as fair as when first enshrined.—
The box with its contents was again sunk in the ocean
—North Devon Journal.

ItIEETINGS OF CREDITORS, BASINGHALLSTIEET.

A. Douglas, Bow-lane, silk manufacturer . 311
A. W. Burn, Love-lane, Bastcheap, and Stoke Newington,
wine-merchant . 310
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C. B. Tarbutt, St. hlildred's-court, merchant . . 3it
W. B. Tarbutt, St. Mildred's court, merchant . . 511
A. Smith and T. Kitchiegham, Wood-street, Chaapside,
Blackwell-hall factors :11
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J. DugdaU, Portsmouth, coach proprietor . , 211

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R. Cropley, Frith-street Sobo-square, merchant
R. H. Turnley, Lad-lane, Alanchester and wo
houseman .

J. Davis, Lower Brook.street, Grosvenor.equare, upholsterer 211
J. Chisholm, late of Harwich, Essex, chemist and drugg;st Iti
N. 1.. D'Ople, Vanshall.bridge-road, and Lovrodee.terrace,
Knightsbridge, painter and glazier .
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A. Joseph, Comptsn-street, Brunswick-square, merchant til
J. Talbot and H. Francis, Threadneedle-street, brokers . llt

BIRTH.
The 7th inst. at Tinkle House, near Edinburgh, Lady Hopis
safely delivered of a son.
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MARRIED.

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At Peterhead, on the 7th inst. the Rev. Maxwell Gordon, Min"
ter of Foveran, to Miss Margaret Robertson, daughter of Robe
Robertson, E.. of Boddom.
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DIED.
August 10, at Burghfield Rectory, near Reading, the Res. p•
Robinson, Rector of that pariah.
At Broughty Ferry, as the 26th ult. after a short Illness, ?In
Jane Aitken, widow of the Rev. John Russell, late of Mobil!.
At Alyth, on the 25th uk. Mr. Robert Anderson, Assistant Sat'
geon Royal Navy.
On his passage from London to Leith, on the 27th ult. Ekso
More M'Crae, son of Mr. John M'Crae, manufacturer in Glasgow.
On her passage to England, on board the ship Wellington, on tbi
15th March, the wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell, of his Vl'
jetty's 56th Regiment.
At sea, an the 19th March last, on board the ship Lady Kenn,'
way, on the passage from Ceylon, Captain William Orr, of his BP
josty's 97th Regiment.
At Corsheilach, parish of Inveraven, Banffshire, on the 95./ IIL
Margaret Grant, aged upwards of 100 years. Margaret's olds:.
was rendered comfortable by the bounty of Sir Charles Foil",
and Mrs. Mitchell, Ashgrove, to whom she was related, and ea
allowed here considerable annuity for many years.

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