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London, England, 1826-05-19 00:00:00

YORK SPRING SLEETlNG.—(Concluded.)

SPORTING INTELLIGE.VCE.

You, WIDIIII9IDAT NMI?.
WI great Meeting terminated this day, and taking the whole three data
together, we do nut recollect any Spring Meeting which has produced so
many races or such good ~port.
The great betting men went of last night, for Manchester, to witness
the running for the St. Leger there.

BETTING TO 12 O'CLOCK, THIS MORNING.
DoncaaTsa T. 1.10,111.
4 to 1 apt Belton( 2O to I apt Fanny
8 to I apt Itedlamlte 20 to 1 apt Paul Pry
. .

13 and 14 to I agst Crusader N to I 4.t Plratis
13 to I apt Calypso ISO to 1 apt Ill'Adaus.

The day's running was as under—
The Colt Sapling stakes sr 50 nova. each, b. ft., for it years old. Bit. 31b.
each ; (31b. allowed, tic 2, Mlle and 3 qrs.
Mr. Watt's Belzoni

Lord Scarborougis's The Conjuror .... ......
The following paltf:—Lord Milton's TicithilL herd Queensberry's
Randolph, Sir W. Maxwell's Viscount 'guidon, and Lord Scarborough's
Tarrare.

Betting-6,10, 16, and 20 to I on BeDowd, both at and before starting.
The second year of the Constitution Stakes of 20 son. each, h. ft. for all
sages, to continue In ib27; 3 years, hot. 101 b. ; 4 year, 6.1. ; h yews.
111 M. 91b.; 6 years, 9st. lib. ; and aged, 9st. 616. One mile and a
quarter.
Lord Milton's b. c. Humpkreg Clinker 4 years
Mr. 'Whittaker's Lottery. 6 years ;carried 9.1.41 b.)
Mr. Holyoake's Dauntless, 4 years ..
Lord Kelborn's Daredevil,/ yrs .......... ...... ......• 4
Mr. H. Peters's b. f. by Tramp, 4 years
Teo paid forfeit.
Betting--6 to 4on Dawdle's; 4to 1 against Latlw7l Ito 1 against
Daredevil : and 11 to 1 agalmt the winner.
Lottery took tire lest and kept it at a high pace to the distance chair,
when Humphrey Clinker tame out; a good race followed between the
two, which was won by Humphrey cleverly, by nearly tsto lengths.

Match 500 each, h. ft. Last 3 Miles.
lewd Kennedy's Cacota Piaui, 5 Teem, Sat. 71b.
Mr. Pique's Barr**, 4 rears, 71*. 13th.
Betting 5 to 4 on the loses.
Barytes took the front at starting, making strong moiling to the dis-
tance, Caceta thee came up, and a pretty contest ensued, but at the
Stand the former was beat, and Caccia cane In a winner by two lengths.
The Stand Plate of 50/. fur all ages ; 3 years, ist. $ 4 years, Sst. 41b. •
years, Bat. 101 b.; 6 and aged, bat.; mares allowed 31b.; a winner of 501.
to carry 31b. extra. Heats, a toile and 3 quarters.
Mr. Petre • Saladln, 4 years
Mr. Payne's br. c. by Ardrossao, 3 years
Mr. 0. Powlett's brother to Jack Spigot, 3 year a 2 4
Mr. Uppleby's Warr, isr, 4 years ................. . ..... ..... 5 3
Mr. Barker's br. h. Leadatone, S years . .
7to 4 against the winner, and after the let but 2 to I on him. Two
good beau and won cleverly.

TATTERSALL'', Tatramtr, MAT 18.

The attendance was numerous, but scarcely any thing wu done except
comparing books for the Derby ►nd Oaks. bettnig was exceedingly
flat ; but, as some material alterations bare taken place, we submit the
following statement of odds :

DEIST.
4 to I apt The General 14 to I apt Molly
6 to 1 apt The Mogan 15 to I apt Monarch
6k to 1 apt Panic 25 to I apt Dorina
8 to I apt Dervlse 26 to I apt The Joitico
11 to 1 apt Advance 28 to I apt Truth
' • ' "

12 to 1 aitit gush's
1,000 to 5 eras taken about Vlteoui
fared agalnat dyne's, Norman, The I

6 to 4 agst Problem
Ste to 1 agst bllgnionnetta
10 t I apt Butterfly
II to I agst Pumpluta

SO to I art Apellea
item and Bolivar, and 1,000 to 10 of.
laptaln, Skyrocket, &c.

IN to I art Breese
20 to I art Ratline'
20 to art Elisabeth
25 to I art Quo,lts.
toga.

ST. Li

6 to 1 ant Behold I 11 to 1 art The Dragon
6 to 1 *get Bedlamlto No others mentioned.

Plosost SnOOTIVO.—The first match between Mr. Oabaidetton and
Captain Bois, for 600/. a-Ocie, will take place to-morrow, at the Red
Rouse, Satterees. The shooting will commence at one o'clock.

i .1W NOTICES.

ROLLS COURT.

General petition day at the Rolls on Thursday neat, at six in the
evening.
Petitions must be pet down, and copies left with the Secretary, before
two o'clock on Wednesday.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH—Tim DAT, AT FIALIP-PAST Nuti.
_ es London Common Juries._
....

v. Drake Welch v. Ebsworth
Roxburgh v. Rainbeek Bryan v. Lewis
Dick v. Collins Merriman v. Ball
Bayley V. Radcliff Waters v. Boreham
Bough v. li'Clond Atkinson v. Dolbell
Helfer v. Tyrrell Love v. Buckley
Large v. Cronin Wilks v. Hodge
Prosser v. Powell Smith v. Testes
Sheldon v. Lea Beresford v. Birch
Gibson v. Cunningham Litchfield v. Smith
Thompson v. Billing- Brown v. same
bumf Jones v. Hanbury
Leonard v. Chappell illatord v. Saville
Same v. some Nettlefuld v. Wets
One of the Judges of this Court attends at
eleven in the forenoon.

Winter v. Mather
Lee v. Steel
Adams v. Aitchison
Howorth e. Vairclough
James ♦. Woud
Posterns v. Newman
Grattan ♦.
Collins v. flynon
Coode v. Illilllngton
Taylor v. Wood
Haycock v. Clark
Doyle v. Lister
S•me v. Shales

to-morrow, at

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—Tats DAP, AT Ti*.
Middlesex Special Juries.
Walter v. Bramah 1 Rehden v.Wriglat, Esq. I Souster v. Lord Lorton
Middlesex Common Juries.
Doe v. Barton Tarling v. Hakhoco, the
Short v. Hanky, and elder
another Ovenston ;widow) T.
zußickman Davis
v. Stockdale Gayleard v. Ifunday
Allah v. Douglas and Bernascont and others,
another assignees, v. Gallop,
Rivenhall y. Coles gent.
Adjournment Day, In London, on Monday nest.

Mayhew y.Chederman
Ashmore and others,

executory, v. Burt
Wright v. Bryan
Doe v. Miller
Morley v. Wyatt

COURT OP EXCHEQUER.—Titre DAY, AT Tam.
Excise Causes.
Attorney-General v. Horsley 1 Attorney-General T. Styria,
Sams v. Reynolds 1 Same v. Mutest

COURT OF PREROGATIVE.
ISIORC RIR DORY NICROLL-TRIR OAT, At. TEC
Appointed Sittinp fur Trinity Tenn, 1826.

1.4 W INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GuitronALL, MAY 18.

[Before the LORD CHIEF JVSTICE and, London Common ✓uries.]

GIBBONS J. CHAMBERT.

This was an action-nominally to recover thirty shares in the
British Annuity Company. The plaintiff agreed for the purchase
when they were at a discount ; but before the contract was com-
pleted by the transfer of the sharee, they rose to a premium, and
then the defendant refused to fulfil his engagement. The action
was substantially to recover the difference in value between the
discount and the premium. The broker's notes for the sale being
tendered in evidence,
Mr. F. Po IA OC K objected that they could not be read, as they
were not stamped.
The Loan CHIEF JurrtcE allowed the objection, and decided
that these shares were not " goods, wares, and merchandise," as
desaibed in the declaration ; and therefore nonsuited the plaintiff.

CAUTION TO WINE.MERCEANTS.
MOLV.
LOY MEREDITH.
.

Thls was an action brought by a wine-merchant, to recover from
the defendant the sum of 29/. 7s. 6d. for wine and spirits sold and
delivered. It appeared that all the spirits were supplied in quan.
tities less than v gallon, and
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE, therefore, directed the Jury to
strike out all those items, in giving their verdict for the plaintiff.
The Jury found for the plaintiff, making these deductions.