Star.
London, England, 1816-10-03 00:00:00

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.1.0R421441, trhilitiiaggeks
IiZWINIIhrt °ell:Jolt MEE rING. lei it
Iftbstismir, neromri
beVireake• kW 1000. each, h. ft. I'. Y. c.
lA. haws actuffiefiaad,, sit. lab.
Mr. Like. Aladdin, Sst.llllr. * I
Ld. G. 1. CaVendish's Jana, VOL
Mr, Shakespear's Pointers,
_fit. Mb.. • . 4
Six to 4 apt. Scheheretade-3 to 1 Apt. Aladdin —5 td 2 apt
Jane-. 4 to 1 apt. Pointers.
Ons-dlird of • Sohn:4o*ot 25gs. eacii—For 3-year old colts,
Sat. elb. end fillies, at. Sib. A. F. BOGS Edo the property
of SabsOtibers.
Mr. Lake's b. c. P?1..4s Leopold . . walked over.
Fifty Guineas...his (Sr any horse, Ste.+Fonr-yoar-olds to carry
Ist elb. arr. olds, est. ilk Op: olds. est. 11ib. and aged, Set.
B C.
Ld. Ross's eh. e. Tigris, eye..
Mr. Lake's ch. h. AlaJdin, Syrs.
Six to five r n Aladdin.
Mr. Thor MW, Anticipation, Set. fib. beat Mr. Shilterillar's
Donkey, Sat. T. Y. C. lOngs.--Three to on. on Anticipation.
It is an old eying, that Racing. like tbelAw, is kept alive by its
uncertahtty, the truth of which was Dever more strongly proved
than In runidng for the Newmarket St. Leger Stakes. At the
Ratting post Prince Lear.ild twinnor of. the Derby Stakes this
year). Milton and Grey Slam were the (avouches; the current
oddrogainst the winner US ko 1. Sovereign st eta-ting, took the
lead, malung his own play; on the Fiat i.e was several leophs
ahead; and it is the opinion of many (to use the laogusge of the
'I urf ). the rocs was given him; that Is, the three favourites,
waiting on each other, suffered him to get so far ahead as nerer
to be stas to recover the advantage he bad gained upon them ;
Mtn this Is merely opinion, which remains to be proved. lila
Royal Higlinsasthe Duke of York, who is at Cheveley, the seat
of his Orace the Buie of Rutland, was on the Course to see his
horse, Prince Laopsid, run for the St. I.eger Stakes.
At Osyrestr Races, the Fifty Pound. Plate was wen by Lord
uoJcly ; the Sliver Clop, the gift of Sir
3/101144nne, for Hooters, by Mr: Rneers's Rubin Adair; the
Cup and Subscription Pure of Fifty Pounds by Sir Thomas
Statilay's Maid of Lorn ; and the Town Purse, by Hr O. Eger-
ton's Dolton.

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GRAND PEDESTRIAN MATCII or 15(X) MILE: IN 32
DAYS, AT LOW= TOOTING, SU KRICY, aih Day.--
BARN rr completed 48. miles last night, at ten o'clock,
and this morning, at lour, started quite Iresh, and
accomplished, by eight, 14 miles ; at nine lie again
started, and was travelling on in great spirits.
WlNDsolt, Ocroaaut 2.—This Afternoon, about four
ro'clock, great crowds of people of all descriptions
assembled in the Long-walk, to see a footrace be-
tween Mania% a man of Etou, and Laywn, a man
oh Windsor, for five guineas a side. They were to
ruts six miles in the Lung-walk. Tnese two men were
celebrated for being good rumness : they started soon
litter four o'clock, ?llen Mansall lett Layton, the first
two miles near a (Ritter of a mile. Great odds were
laid in favour of the Lion man. Mansall, in coming
the last two miles, leli Layton near one mile. Man.
:all ran the six milesjn w minutes and a few seconds.
Soon atter the race, tbere,ewas a fight agreed on for
two'guineas aside, between. Layton (brother to him
thin rad), and Aldridge, thiwaguoner. A ring was
formed in a small field at till.- bottom of-Sheet-street,
where they entered with their seconds, and commenced
the contest ; but is a short ttrni.Layton was much the
best man, and after'a few rounkis Aldridge gave up.