Star.
London, England, 1817-09-12 00:00:00

SPORTING INCLLLIGE NCE.

BETTING, Strr►ataea 11.
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DONCAITiI ST. I.tDott.—S to 4 ago' Whitelnck-71 to I
agst Wirrall—e to 1 ape Stainbro'-10 to 1 apt Carnehon—
High odds agst any other.
Nawatwatta•r ST. 1.1LD0T5.....5 tot agst Indus-5; tot agst
Azor-8 to 1 apt Rolla.
ENFIELD RACES, Tana soar „ Sr et. 11.
A Handicap Stakes of 10p each, with 20gs added by the Fund.
Heats, two milts and a distance.
Mr. Price's hr. f. Clinker, 4 yrs old, 7st. lulb. 1 1
Mr. Dyson's b. g. Luck's all, aged, lira 51b. Y dr
Mr. Prior's b. an. Rose, aged, B.t. 31b. 3 g
Mr. Primes b. m. Liolubs, 4 yrs old, Bat. 4 3
Mr. Matthews's gr. h. Master Robert, 5 yn old, sat. eita. dis.
Luck's All made play until a little beyond the distance pint,
when Clinker took the lead, and won the heat by halt a length.
Betting 5 to 4, Clinker against Rose. The second heat Lioness
took the lead, but was soon passed by Clinker and R t.e, who
wrongly contested the heat, which was won In high style by the
former. Three Lngths Master Robert run Claker in, and
crewed great alarm amongst .tense betting Gentlemen, but it was
moo dispelled when it was found he run so the wrung side of ti.e
pan.—A good race.
The Gentlemen's Plate of AV, for all ages. four mile beats

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Ilie winner to be sold for 154,ii. &c.
Mr. Wetherell's Cuirassier, 4 yrs old, est. 711 i. . 1 i
Mr. Farrell'a Bobtail, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. . 2 2
Mr. Gould's Walton, 4 yr. old. Bst. 71b. . S S
The pickpockets were more numerous than yesterday, all of
whom escaped the vigilance of the Police and succeeded in get-
ting great booties from different Individuals.

BODMIN RACES.—TucsaAT.

The Members' Plate of ,E.;O, for all ages. wo-mile heats.
Mr. Fellovses's br. A Upright Judge, 5-yrs-old, Ba. 61b. 1 1
Colonel l'ynte's cb. In. Fairy, aged, gat. - - S 2
A Sweepstakes of Sig. rub, fur hnt.es, &c. not thorough bred.
beats Eleven Subscribers.

Mr. Trelawney's h. in. Katherine, 6-yrs-old, I Ist. i nib. I I
Mr. I relawney's bay Ally liarhara, 4-yrs-old, I Ost. 111 b. S 2
Captain brawn's b. at. Dame Janette, aged, I I st. 91b.
'lle Ladies' Plate of ASO, for all ages: the winner to be sold

for voOss. if demaw tided, &e. 'Two-mile brats.

Lord Valletorealr. e. Guerdla,4.yrs-old, est. 101 b. 1 1
Mr. litaddoa's br. g Romulus, aged, gst. elb. - gdr

A new Play, called the Dale of luny, was read on
Wednesday, in the Green Room of Covent Garden,
and is said to have been seat over by HOLAIAN from
America.

The brilliancy of Covent Garden Theatre deserves
so ,much commendation, that it is much to be hoped,
while they give us the jar they will pocket the coal 1
DRURY-LANE THEATHR..—Last night O'KeEve's
sprightly Comedy of Wild Oats was performed, for
the purpose of introducing Mr. STANLEY, from the
Bath Theatre, to the London boards, in the cha-
racter of Raver. The &Galant was hailed on his entre
with the most encouraging favour, and, as the Play
advanced every opportunity was taken to applaud
'those passages, with which indeed it abounds, that
furnish an application to the condition of a Prrlormer
who solicits, for the first time, the approbation of a
metropolitan audience. His reception was, therefore,
in the highest degree flattering. He appears to as,from
the slight experience of one night's observation, to be
an Actor of great promise in that line of the drama
which depends chiefly upon vivacity and bustle. His
figure is good, his countenance, though not marked
by any strong expression, and rather too small fea-
tured for such a Theatre as Drury-lane, is, at the
same time, net destitute of sprightliness and good
humour.—lt is only necessary to mention the names
of Dowrox, MURDER, KNIGHT, and Mrs. Davison,
to prove that the other_ important characters of the
Play were filled so as to insure a great portion
of entertainment. The announcement of the Piece

and the new Performer for a future night, were re-
ceived with enthusiasm.—After the Comedy, the Me-
lo dramatic Romance of The lasibelds': Dakyhter was
performed,. Mrs. Atm* supported the character of
Mary, originally played by Miss KILLY, with tile ut-
most feeling. She convinced the audience, by her,
excellent delineation of the passions by which May
is Assailed, that she had not paid ber &wire, exclu-
sively, to the Comic Muse.—The House was very
much crowded.