Star.
London, England, 1828-01-29 00:00:00

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The subjoined 'garment will thew tkat'llir Colonel has
promoted—he left tiff steady at 7to 1, having beets backed
consideraille amount. His advancement iniy, in some rotas's.;
be attributed to a repoct belt)/ now on, 01,4 tuarch to Nett-
market. toed Grosvenor a Nayarin made a spring—eonir butyl
soon were laid out upon him. Routine and Sitter to S*l.lo
so close together for the Oaks, that it is difficult 'to say which
thisall. Very little was done in this &akes,nor was the St..l,
in much request. It will be observed, that Velocipede and '
have again t.hanged places.
Draw.
7 to 1 apt The Colonel 16 to 1 apt Druid
to 1 agst•Alexcloaot (taken) ) 7 to I apt Southcote
13 ro 1 apt Sorcery 20 to 1 agst Fully
14 to 1 apt Navarin (iS taken) 20 to 1 apt any other
Ostia

12 to 1 apt Rosanne (taken) I'l2 to 1 agst Listette
12 to 1 agst Sarah sister to Swiss
Sr. Leon.
12 to 1 age Velocipede 43 to 1 apt Hettert Lacy
13 to I agst Bossy Bedlam 5000 to 80*as also taken Ariel
'..10 to 1 agst The Colonel (taken) this horse . •
40 to 1 apt Dclphine (taken) No others mentioned.
lIUN"ING.
The Marquis of Cleveland's Fox Hounds meet on Frith
Whitworth.
Lord Yarborough's Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Wtawby
Friday, at Hainton House; and on Saturday,at Ruston Woods
Sir Tatton Sykes's Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Koupton Vlannis
tier.; and on Friday, at Bishop Wilton Beacon.
The York and Ainsty Fox Hounds oo Thursday, at Slidtail
and on Saturday, at Methuen.
The Latsibton
.Fox. Hounds pe Thursday, at Witten Gilbert':
and on Friday, at Chester.le-Stieet.
The llorworth Fox Hounds on Friday, at Low 114/Itetnn.
The Cleveland Fox Hounds on Thersdaj, at Grrinitel Park.
The Mien and Cleveland Barrier. pn Thuradiy, at ladberge.
The Holdeiness Fox Hounds ou %'btirsdaY, at Stun; ad
SatOrday, at Brandsburton Moor.
The Sinningtou Fox Hoends'on:Piiilay. at Klrkdale Watk.
GREAT UNDERTAKING.
Yesterday a number of spectators assembled in the Wellit
ticket Ground, Chelsea, for the purpose of witnessing two ,
bated pedestrian's, Coates and Sutton, perform the follow
aidueus task, fur £.20 a-side, vis.—To walk backwards one -
.to walk forwards one mile; to wheel a barr-.w one mil
trundle a hoop one mile; run a mile ; and pick up 50 so
placed in a straight line, one yard apart. the first man comp!
the above task to be declared the winner. At three o'clisck
umpires and referee being appointed, the men started cliff.
ways, round a circle of a furlong, and did as follows.--
Coatei. Sutt
. Alin. Se. Min.
.. 14 6 ... 13
... 12 50 ... 11
9 SO • ...
9 S
8 10 ...
12 no ...

Walking backwards one mile

atto-fnrwards ditto
Wheeling the barrow ditto
'lt undhag the hoop ditto
Running ditto .
Picking up the 50 stones

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In wheeling the barrow, about the seventh round, Sutton
against a young snap tiro was standing near to one of the p
and was upset, hurting himself severely, but continued his task
was, however, previously much dititre.sed, and losing fast.
trundling the hoop he was still losing, and in the third round
linquished the task and fainted. He was carried olf the ground
a very exhausted state, and was spitting blood and very ill .
o'clock. Coates performed the whole of the ta-k io oft blur
minutes and a half. He is the same nun who performed the
over the bridge.

The :hip, General Palmer, Captain Tru.cott, will
ready to proceed to Madras and Bengal in Amur
days. Her repairs and refitment; are going on with
dispatch.
Mr. Jobs Wilson. nailer, Appleby, caught
a shot t time since in the river -Eden, which might
perly be termed a nondescript. Its length was
lathes; breadth across the .back four inches ;
bieadth of its tail five inches. • Its colour was a
tiful yellow. The head was very small, and reset
that of a frog. Its body was ccvered with small
Cetlisk Jounuel.

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I NSOLVRNT EIRSTORtr COURT.
The Matters of the PETITIONS and &Haunting of the Parsoionn
hereinafter-named (the same having been filed in the Cour,"
appointed -to be heard at the Court House, in Portugal.
Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Tussnay, the 12th of February, at
in the Forenoon.
Robert Lively Shephard,Wellington-street, Blackfriars-road,
Richard Worswick, Failsworth, near :klanchester, cattle dealer
John Page, &afford-place, Pimlico, tailor, &c.
Samuel Mason, Spaklii. , Lincolnshire, following no-business
Edward Henry Hall, famei-strect, Camberwell New-Lead,'

maims. and carter
Thomas Jackson, Church-street, Chelsea, coachman
Thomas Slarke, Dorset-street, Portman-square, tailor
John Nicholson, Mary-la-bonne-lane, tin-plate-worker
John Damson, Queen-street, Seabright"-street, Bethnal Green-t.
Labourer and Drum Major in the East India Company's Servici
Mary Collinson, Royton-street, Oldham, Lancashire, -

business
George Fossett, Prospect-place, Islington, commercial clerk
Thomas Robinson, John.strieet, Oxford-street, out of business
Richard Hine, Hone Fair, Rugely, Staffordshire, wheelwright

blacksmith
John Daniels, jun. Dartford, sent, farrier
Siemer Sill, tipper Dorset-street, 13ryanstone-square, hair
and perfumer.