Star. — 1813-10-04 (London, England)

MURDER.—A most shocking murder wai perpetrated of Wednesday se'nnight, on Mrs. MARY UTAT sox, of Beck Houses, near Grasmere. Her throat had been cut, and she was much bruised about her head. Suspicion fell upon her son, and he was apprehended near Brathay Bridge, and examined at Ambleside, when the bloody knife was found upon him. We understand the young man has been some time in a deranged state of mind.  Persons who may be desirous of obtaining any particuhrr numbers in the Lottery to be drawn on the 3d of NOVEMBER, should apply immediately to some of the Offices, otherwise they may be disappointed, as one fourth cf Vie Wickets are alre4d7 issued fryip the 4ank  •e. .  SPORTING  '.  DONCASTER MEETING, Tawassmr, Sarr. SR  Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, with 110 p. added by this Corporation, for three year old Ines, est. alb. sack. It. Lope Coons: Mr. Watt'. ch. filly, Aitisidora, by Dick Andrews .$ Six stand—The lodge could place bet oso—Ton paid. Sem to two-on Akisidora. Sweepstakes of 900 p, skit, h.ft. eat. Mb. isch. Two milts. Lord Daritogtun's brother to Pan . walked mgr. Sweepstakes of 900 p. wick h. R. for colts, carrying est. 71b. sack.. St. Leger Course. Sir W. Gerard's Don itodrie, by Windier . Duke of Leeds's Rowland, by &ruby . . Three and four to one on Doc Rodrigo. One Hundred Pound Plate for three and four year olds, three year olds to carry 7u. sib. four year olds, am. 71b. To pay 3gs. entrance, which will be paid to the second horse. Maiden coke allowed Lib. maiden fillies, 31b. Two mils heats. Lord Scarborough's b. c. Canon, 3 yrs old . . . 1 1 Sir W. Footles br. c. Ploughboy, by Governor. 4 yrs aid 9 3 Mr. Garfortk's gr. f. by Sancho, out of Vesta, a yn aid Lord Belhaven's c. by Master Robert, 4 yrs old . 4 4 Major Rowers's b. c. Diabolic, by ditto, a yrs old. . 3dr Eight tirawo.-4 to 4on at alter the boat, *to 1.  1 . a  Subscription of 25gs. each, for hones, &c. boos Sde the property of the subscribers or their confederates three mantis before the day of running : four year olds 7st. 91b. five year olds est. 51b. six year olds and aged Oat. 101b.—Four year old to be allowed 41b.—Your subscribers. Sir M. M. Sykes's hr. b. Sir Maiagagie, S yrs . . 1 Lord Darlington's b. b. Amadls de Gaul, S yrs old . . Duke of Leeds's cb. c. Tarquin, by Stripling, 4 yrs old . $ S to 1 on Sir bialavagie.  Doncaster Races this year, though well attended, afforded but indifferent sport ; there was little betting, and none of the races were well contested, except the St. Leger Stiles, and high odds on nearly every race. A vei y sporting match has been made between Mr. Watt's Altisidora (the winner of the St. Leger) and Lord Fit zwilliam's Camelopard, to run on the Mon. day, next York August Meeting, Bst. 2lb. each, two miles, sth) gs. h. It. the betting even. The sale of the late Sir H. Vane Tempest's stock fetched Ugh prices : Hambletonian was ordered not to, be sold, but is to remain in the family, possession. At the above Races, Sir G. Armytage's Pope Joan, going a gallop with Tyger, broke a bone in the thigh, whidi ruptured-the femoral artery, and she died soon after.  CONSECRATION OF THE BISHOP OF LoNnow.—Dr. HowLEY, the new Bishop of London, left his situation as Canon of Christ Church, Oxford, some days since, which .he has resigned in consequence of his appointment to the See or London, but he retains his Fellowship of Winchester. On Friday, Dr. HowtEr's election was confirmed at Bow Church, Cheapsidc, being the oldest church in the diocese, by Sir I.Viootass Scorr, the Vicar-General of the province of Canterbury, with the usual forms and ceremonies. The QUEEN not having been pfesent at the Consecration of a Bishop, had expressed her wish to be present at that of Dr. HowLEY. Yesterday morning, at half-past eleven o'clock, her