Star.
London, England, 1829-05-14 00:00:00

RECORDER'S REPORT.

Yesterday the RsconoLa made his Report to his
MaJerry of the prisoners capitally convicted at the
sat ad Bailey Se,sinns, vise
Thomas GM, aged 22, Sarah Bowlett, 112, and James Bray, 30,
stealing In a dwelling-house—. Wm. Henry Carr. 119, and Richard
Harper Green, 47. forgery—John Daly. aim Dealer, 17, John
Dearman, 20. William Powell, 40, John Shaw, 14, Robert
Nixon, 19, John Harris, uO, John Petit, 49, Thomas George
Hawkins. 20, and John Ballard, 16, housebreaking—James
Smith, 44. and Sarah alias Jane Ash. 44, uttering cosmic' fait co',
having been hefts!, convicted—and Menne Fox, tO, Mary Steel, tit,
Patrick O'Doonell, 13, and Peter Daley, 22, highway rubbery.—
All 4:t %horn uis Main-tit was graciously pieced to
r •sisite during his Royal plea are except Joke Ivrto •
Wdlions Hem, Carr, and ?hostas George 11assii48,
a Ito arc lett ti., • zecution on l'iirbdAy neat.
SPORTING 1114TerElGENCE.
• ST. ALBAN'S RACES. MAT 15.
The Town Plate of SW. three yr olds, Est alb. four, flirt 41b five,
sat 1.31 b. six, and aged, 9st fllb. Heats, twice mind. The
winner to be sold for 200 .ors.

Mr. Bolkeley's bi it Pilot. 5 yrs ...
Mr. Coleman's Sally of tLe Valley. 4yn ...
Mr. Jones's hr h Kean. 6 yrs ...
Mr. Meseees Virgin Pullet, 6 yrs ..
Mr. Bolas eh f Benefit. 5 yrs ....
Mr. Lumley's br f Nil o, 3 yrs ...

.. 2 1 1
... 1 2 2
... 4 3dr
... S 4dr
... 4 34r

... bolted

The ladies' Plate of 501.. we'ghts and distance as above. The

winner to be .tol,l tor t U wv..

Mr. Bristow's br m Ariel, S yrs ...
Mr. Sowerby's br f Theresa, 4 yrs
Lord W. I.entson's hr m Con•tance, 5 yrs
Mr. Wilkines bl f Ebony, 4 yrs
Mr. Edwards 's be by Orville, 3 yrs
)Jr: Smith's Chaw Bacot), 4 yrs

... 1 1
... 2 2

... 3 S
... ♦dr
.. 6 .ir
... bokeil

The Steeply Stakes of 5 toys each, awl 10 added
The &it heat was woo by Lord Oastry's Banker bestir g 51r.
Judsou's George, Mr Berelay's Tom, Mr. Levender's Topthorn,
Mr. Hyde's Royal Oak, Mr. Wilkia. Dreadnought, and Mr.
Codrington's Tamaranque.
SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COURT.

Charley Ahern", well known as Master in Chief of the Ctrs.
monies of the Westminster Pit. bad his benefit at the Court yester-
day ; but it turned out a complete failure; we scarcely ever saw a
thinner attendance. Wbat we have got to relate farther will in
part account for this. Charley is much respected. but when his
friends are invited to see ►parring, they would wish to be gratified;
of late there has been no faith to be trusted in the bits of the day ;
and for former breaches of promises in o.hers poor Charley was
doom( dto suffer. There were only present, of the• puipliste, Tom
Spring, the Phenomenon Sam. Reuben Martin, and the Whale
Negro; but neither of them could be matched to 1040.
THE FANCY.
Simon Brans ors Pun. &sums —The second deposit Is this
match was made good on Monday evening.
Davis MID Savase.—The third deposit in this match was mad.
good last night.
Marcatrn APO Jason —Tuesday evening the second deposit
of lOW. was made good. Metcalfe wee present, but not Jen►ins;
both men were backed by their respective parties to perform the
distant., ender !I minutes.—Metcalfe the favourite.

M AIIQUERADE. The Masquerade at the Argyll
Ronan, last night, was well attended, and :be amusements we►e
kept up to a Lite buur.
Yesterday e• wing a public meeting was held a, the
Mermaid Tavern. Hackney, fur the purpose of adopting ineasures
for opposing the BM now in Parhantent. to emend Ow powers of
the East London Water-works Company. Rstuthuhross were
adopted. and a petition founded on them ordered to be presented
Ito the House of Commons.

e rep..iis making at Lambeth Palace are upon an
esten.ive scale. The exterior of the Chapel already prewar, a ..•
appeal .nor. A wall has been built nest the Ricer by Ix Ind% tl.*
Lollard,' Tower is inclosed, and a penitent of the public higher.,
annexed to the gardens of the Palace. The cell see loveir part of
the Tower. where it is said the Lollards were imprisoned by the
Popish Prelates, DO halm catches the eye of the passenger.
BETHNAL GRIMM Mict.TING or WOMILti.-- dap
evening a General Meeting of the silk-waspers !oak place at the
Loggerheads public.house,to mike with prelim al. to their employe is
as would place them on the same footing at the weave's. It ni
be bete oecessary to premise that. with a v. ry few esceptions, the
entire branch of silk wasp ng is in the bands ut wenn.° ; one • f *ken
recommended an adjournment, OD account of the present exi.t ng
differences between the masters and the men ; mid also that a Corn-
mittre of WOOD women should be appointed, for the purpose al pre.
paring a schedule of prices, to he laid before the masters ptew.ous
to the general hireling nest.hiqodaye—A Conan ii tee of *man was
then at pointed, after which thelhieeting separated.
ROCHDALE.. MAY 11 -Alsotit ten o'clock sal &ger_
day night the Jury ot the inquest on the bodies or ihn e
ksl:eJ lit week brought in a verdict of accidental de.44
as it respected the child of Mr. Stott ; and of jmei•
fled homicide on those who fell in the stick on the
prison. A letter, however, was sienej by then), sirougly
disapproving of the conduct of the soldiers ti. c n-
tinuine to fire after the per,ple had dispel sed.
Tile SPITALTIELDS WlCAVERS.—Yesterday Mr F add
wartyd upon the Lord Major, and liatid-d to him fit- in
the Committee appointed to manage the Benefit at t! e
Surety Theatre. at which the Lord Mayor attended,
the sum of 441. 51. the proceed. or the ntht. His
Lordship obteived upon the occasion. th .t he lied ..sery
reason to believe, from the inquiries he had made, that
if the weavers had conduced thernselve, with any de-
gree of propriety and decency, it they had.riot acted in
the most flagrant manner, and adopted a vindictive line
of conduct, which had been very justly cap, sed and
reprobated by the Press, there would be now no want
of work amongst them, and the tobcrij.t,ons sato hi
have been so much increased as to have rendered the
most extensive benefits. He had not found one person
who did not condemn and execrate the violence and
ungrateful course pursued by sonic of them.
RoEBERT AT THE Whir •to, ENGLAND BANK.—At
the moment of our going to press, we received informa-
tion that the West of England Bank. Mriff 5. Flood and
Co. of this City, was entered by some thieses last night,
and that property to a considerable amount had beets
stolen thereftom. Mr. Flood, who is one of the Al-
dermen df this City, resides a few miles from town; on
the discovery et the robbery he was immediately sent
for, but had not arrived when we went to press. The
amount of the property stolen does act exceed 3,0001.
—Westera Luminary.
HOAX.—During the early part of last week bills wve
posted through Glasgow. stating that a Monsieur liontgolher, be-
longing to Paris, would execute the wonderful and uobeard-ei
task. of lying from the top of the Lanceliekl Company's cam-,
foot of lhooosielaw, to Govan, a distance of fully two miles. OD
Thursday night it a quarter past eight. This ennouneesmi t
' caused a very great number, chiefly work people, amounting we
have no doubt to upwards of UO,OOO, to assemble oo bath sides of
the river to *lmes* the exhibition. The crowd waited very pa-
tiently for some them, inzioudy expecting the sppeerasme of the
performer till as the night darkened they began to suspect they
, had been hoaxed; which turned out to be the case. A amber
of the crowd, determined on sonic amusement; then began to
" tile," as they call it, namely, knock the hat over the tors of
every sera dressed pers.o who came in their way, who in meet
cases besides got their clothes torn. One of oar City autto i les
was attacked in this manner in Jamaica-street, and underisei s as
good a biding as any. . Several individuals took Mate% ;Rope.
. A Gentleman in Bridgewater, who Weep!' is.•bliVe.ing
' *ow moves bee at farrowintiime into an obwrire erirner df th. ad.
ininiag parish, and when the delivery has Wien place, he per. the
young in a basket,and the sow follows them hdmia. 'lee May r,
who receives thcsinall tithes, is thus cheatill at his pig.

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