Star. — 1814-07-13 (London, England)

JULY 12. • Sweep..akes of 21gs. cach. T. Y. C. Sir C. Banbury'. Skipjack, &if. • • • 1 Mr. AVyndham'. Quack, list. 2lts. - . - S Sir J. Sbelley's Vittoria, /tat. . - - - 3 2to I are okipieek—itn I apt Quack-i-5 •o 4 ag.• Vittoria. Renewal of tar sweepstakes of My. rods, tnt 3-yr-aids .:sr, I 4-Tr-olds Rat. i lb. 5-yr-olds lat..lolb. 411,014 lost. and aged PM. 21b. T. M. M. I.ord Backvilb.'. Eby Alerstuter, 4 years old - . I Mr. Wynilkam's Wasp. 3 yr. old - - • . S 6 to 4 agat 14 -sekville's (-4 to 2 apt Wasp. . Five other. mated, bid the hadre pared hut :wn. Mr Payhe's Eby lirtley, MO. 41b. beat ir J. 14e1...-Y.Victerrie 7st. Sib T. Y. C. lONS. Sto 2 suet Mr Payne's E £5O, for 3.yr-old., carrying 6.1. 21b 1-yr.011., via S-yr.oids, nat. Alb. G-yrolth, dst. 121 a. and ati-d.94 I). I. Mr. Vanditares gr. e atorlier ns Burleigh, 3 yrs old Lord Rous's gr. a. Quiazer, 4 yrs old - Lord Darlington's br. k. Ctorw, 5 yrs old. Dube of Rutland's *Retry, 6 yrs old. Lord Grotvenor's cla. r. Pheoplow, 4 yr. old. 7 to 1 ag.t Mr. Vansittart's gr. c —4 to i aver T.d Ro,ts's Quid"' —5 to 5 apt Sure, ry-3 to I apt JThoephor. The Judge plated but two.  - a - s  A considerable sensation has, during the whole of this day, prevailed in the City, occasioned by a re• port, to which we will not give currency by repeating it. It is altogether unfounded. On the 6th instant his Majesty's ship LIGHTNING arrived at Cork, having under c.,nvoy II transports with the 2d, or Queen's, 20th, 48th, and 2d battalion of the 53d regiment, from Bourdeaux. Friday afternoon, the Ist division of the West Norfolk regiment of Militia, under the command of Lieutenant-Col. NIILTHORP, marched from Edinburgh Castle to Leith, where they embarked for Yarmouth, and are afterwards to march to Norwich to he disembodied.  We are happy to learn that the Lords of the Admiralty have promoted Dr. BURNItY'S second son to the rank of Lieutenant in the Navy ; and we are glad to see that his eldest son was also lately Gazetted for a company in the 44th Regiment. We believe the Doctor has the credit of having educated more Naval and Military Officers during the last twenty years, than almost any other man in the kingdom. A dreadful Fire broke out yesterday evening, about four o'clock, at an oil-shop in Lambeth-walk, the cotter of Paradise-row. The owner of the house was making varnish, which took ire, and communicated with such rapidity that all efforts to get it under were fruitless, and the house, with that adiiining, were burned to the ground. The owner of the house was so much burned in the hands in endeavouring to rescue his little all, which consisted of a sum of money deposited in the upper part of the house, that he is since dead, leaving a widow and seven helpless children to lament his untimely end. An Inquisition was taken on Monday evening, at the Red Lion, Grosvenor Mews, on the body of Elizabeth Filcher, who was shot by W. H. Hollins.— The only part of the evidence which in net already before the public was that of Surgeon Heaviside, .0) there was a large quantity stated, that or: opening the body he timid YOU smallg swan shot ; of wadding wounaib. A verdict of and extravasated blood in the th“r.tx . was between the eighth and ninth r Pit/id Murder was returned. . MARK LANE, JULY S at this mercies 's market, which MARKET'. MARK Oats are is. per quarter dearer. .°4lB„,.WieyreesAibCfaduni:RaaNitssipporsitMri.M°fAnrdesßsahlC:i.t W 6. price, hawing but link here. Pets, leans, and other snicks, malaise the same as en Monday.