Star.
London, England, 1819-10-08 00:00:00

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NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER M,
SIITIESIDAY' OCTOENB
The. King's Plate of 100 gs. fa- 4:ytkoldt ,
5-yr-olds, llst. Gib. 6-yr-Olds, 12st. isi'd aged
Lord Exeter's brown filly Advance, 4-yrs-old
Mr. Forth's bay colt Hospitality, 4-yrs-old
Mr. Neale's bay colt Bopp), 4-yrs.old -
Mr. H. Edwards's bay mare Rhoda, 6-yrs-old
Duke of Portland's b.-own colt Screw, 4-yrs-old
Even betting on Advance-5 to 2 agst
Lord Seffield's Comical, 7st. 51b. beat Mr.
Bst. 61b. 1). M. lOogs.-5 to 4 on Comical.
The Town Plate of 1750. for 1-yr-old cults,
Bst. SM. —D. I.—Entrance winner
tion for 1-yr-olds on Wedn_iday, to carry '
Lord Exeter's che-mut filly Dulcite a -
Duke of Grafton', brown filly Catgut -
Mr. Crockford's che,autt colt Emperor -
5 to 4 cn Dulcinea.
Ir.. The late Mr. Perram, by his will,
ton to pay ',Ats. to the winner of the above

Sir WATKIN and Lady }lmam'
tertaining a large party of fashionabl
ham Races, which commenced on Ti
seat, Wynnstay, Denbighshire.
The Earl and Counter of LONSD...
left Lowther, Westmoreland, on Tuesda'
seat•Whitehaven, Cumberland.

DRURY-LANE.—Yesterday eveninl
edifice was again crowded to an ov,
Dress Circle shone resplendent with elegantly-dre
females, calculated to grace and do '
the most magnificent Theatres in
attraction of the evening was the Pla,
nering, for the first time at this
EIRAIIAM, as Henry Bertram, sung .
of admirable taste and execution, and
cored in the favourite song of " Scott.
Wallace bird ;" but his grandest performance
the ballad entitled " The last words
is somewhat in the stile of that sub
was composed upon the death of Al
produced a grand effect. In the
BRAHAM sung " Love's Young Dream,
cornpaniment, and was rapturously
POVEY played Julia Manncring, an(
that she deserves a respectable place
department of the Theatre. In the
Duet, introduced from the Africans,
fear, between her and BRAHAM, sht
plauded ; and in the air of Sweet
introduced in the third Act of the
loudly encored. Lucy Bertram foul
representative in Miss CAREW.
played the romantic part of Meg
she was wont to sustain with so mut
other House: the moment she made
she was welcomed with loud and
dits ; and the whole of her acting durit
der of the evening fully justified these
ticipations. Her full and clear voil
sioned manner, and her impressive
uncommon share of interest to the .
tural being, she represented. Mr. Oxw
in Dominte Sampson, for which it •
possible to find a better representati\
pleasantry and fun enough to keep
roar, and at the same time he did not
degree offend against good taste. Mel
Dmmant was undertaken by a new Perfonber
-DtrrLusi. Ho is an excellent Actor ;Ira-Isle
of life, . spirit, and humour; and
respect to represent those rustic characters
EMERY has been so successful. A 7
formers did justice to the parts assig.
the Piece went off with universal satisfa.
plause.—Miss CVBITT, who represented
Gipsy girls, was seized with indisposit;
cond Act, when about to open the /
pelled to quit the Stage—a circum
arranged that part of the performs
perceived the omission without heti
reason, and a few symptoms of
shewn, but which quickly subsided.
Stage Manager, however, at the end
Manager,
the cause, and expressed
Manager, that from the suddenness
the defect could not possibly be remedied.
logy was accepted without hesitation •
mt. then announced the same perform
turday night, by command of the 7
of KENT.
COVENT-GARDEN.—The Gnome-,
cluced a second time last night, am
state that promises a long reign.
curtailments have been made,
greatly to the spirit and effect of 1,
The House displayed a full and eh
Yesterday morning, when the
coach was about starting from the
lar, Piccadilly, heavily laden with
and out, a young villain mischiev,
wheels, and contrived to steal
mbich fasten the wheels to the
some distance, and stood to see
Mr. Bailey drove on the coach as
when one of the wheels came
of the linch pin being out ;
the same time, were nearly off, an
turned; but fortunately none of
injured. The 'boy who took the pins
diately recognised, and taken
brought to Marlborough-street 01
robbery; when the lather and .
attended; gave him an indifferent
I represented him as a boy who
'and the more serious the result
pleased.—He was committed.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-L,
We have had a considerable at
Barley from the Suffolk coast
which, with what was left unsoh
a large shew of samples ; and has
of either of the above articles, the .
ingly heavy; and must be quoted
cheaper; and even at that dec)
could be effected. Oats are Is. r
having many arrivals and but .
Beans and Peas there is no alterati
SMITHFIELD MARKET, '
(?o sink the offal ; per stone
Beef --As ud to 5s .04 Veal.
Mutton .. -.4s Od to 50 64 I Pork
• • Lamb 4s 6d to
Remit 720—Calves t9o—Sheep and 1
HAY AND STRAW P 1
hay lOs to "5 10A I Straw
Clover Os to 7 10s Rowan

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Ir. Hunter's Canvas, ‘1
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, Int. 71b1 and fillies, 1 1 .
,ner of the Subs‘rip- , 1 1 •
y 71b. extra.
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directed his Emu.. : lik •:1
.Plate.
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T WYNN are -en- ;
des during Wre:- 1'.4 1 I : '
Tuesday, at their ; • ,
DALE and family . i
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'uesday, for their
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ng this splendid ti:t i 1
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pverflow, and the 4
elegantly-dressed
• honour to one of
the world. The • ~ i •
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lay of Guy Max- :I I,
is Theatre. Mr. . I li 4
in his usual stile ;
nd was twice en-
cots wha ha'e we • ~
performance was t ,%,
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s of Marmion." It
blime song which i •••",
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kbercrombie, and • • 1
second Act, Mr. • ,
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cam," without ac- .
y encored. Miss
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.gave full proof ;
:e in the Operatic I • , i
e celebrated Echo • 1
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s, Now hope, Note i
he was londly ap- , .
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Robin, which she
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re Piecel she was i ~
and an interesting • . I.`
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Mrs. EGERTON ;
Merriliee,• whieh • I 1 i,
inch success at the 1 II
ie her appearance, . .
enthusiastic plan- •' 1 ' • 1• !
luring the remain- •
ese favourable an- .• i *FI• I
voice, her impas- ,i 14 I, •1 f , ,
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! delivery, gave an
e almost superna- I !
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h fBERRY appeared ':.
t would hardly be i
ive. He displayed kl . 1 ,
!p the House in a ' • i.
not in the slightest
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Theliati of Dandle 4
rr i i II
Perfortiatr, a Mi. 1 1
or iii-laktme-,-full I
qualified in every
haracters in which •
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All the other Per- ' r 4 S. • 'll
issigned them, and • ~ ; ' , '
satisfaction and ap-
!sented one of the
;position, in the se- • i
e chorus, and corn-
mstance which dis- I ; 1 • i,; ,
lance: the audience
eing sensible of the. I
Df discontent .were
I. Mr. RUSSELL, the ; , k
end of the Play, ex- • I
I the regret of the . • .
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ss of the occurrence,
remedied. The apo-
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tion ; and Mr. Rus-
performance for Sa- . • ,
e Duke and Duchess s I
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nne-King was pro- •..
and in an improved .. ,
n. Some judicious I ~ `. •
, which contribute 1 1;
'this splendid Piece. . 1 ,1 .
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elegant audience.
he flrentford stage- :1 ' :I) ,
he White Horse Cel- 1 1, , • i 1
th passengers, inside. , •
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evously went to the 11 I. . '
out the linch pins
carriage ; and went t
1 • the coach go on.— ;
s far as Dover-strait, . i
off, in consequence
and the others, at N '• , I,
and the coach over- 1 ••
• the passengers were
pins out, was imme-
into custody, and ~ ,ii 1 i
)ffice, charged with a i , 14,
I master of the boy • !' , 1 •
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rent character, and .1 t
o enjoyed mischief; . AI • '
lt, the more he was 1. 1
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LANE, OCTOBER 8. ,41 A f
arrival of Wheat Offld ~ I , . r
a since Wednesday,
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ld on that day, made . 1 '
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aving but few buyers ,i
the trade was exceed- I ' 1 I 1'
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oted 2s. per quister 0` • l'
:cline very few sales I
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per quarter cheaper, • • ~ 1 1
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t little demand. In
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ration. • Il 1 P
', OCTOBER 8. "
one of albs.) i
• ill 11
..5 1
I , od to orss od
E ' 59 Od to 6$ Od E
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1 5s 6d.
Lambs 7,7oo—Pia, t , ,
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PER LOAD • 1
El 104 50 ael Ws 1
n .eo Os to .4.0 Ms 111 •
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-se 111 i