Star.
London, England, 1830-04-16 00:00:00

N!:VrMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.

Race Course. Thunday Abtonoon, Four o'clock.
tionte tidbit betthig took place before golft on the Heath, so tie
principal favourites for the Deity. The- IWohire Gentleman sup-
poreil Bennswicker with great spirit. drain to take 8 to 1 to any
innoont. The cluing prices were thus :-
6 to 1 Egg Mr. Chifney's Priam (Cressida)
IS to --- Mr. Pare. Brunswicker
8 to 1 Lord Cavendish's Mouse
10 to 1 &r ht. Wood's The Mummer (taken)
It to 1 Sir M. Wood's Cetus
IS to a -- Lord Raeter's Augustus.
The rest u before.
The Races this afternoon terminated as :

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Match, 200 or. b. R. D.M.
Mr. Gully', Tyke, est.
Mr. Thornhill's Merchant, fist. 121 b paid.
Match, 100, h It. First Half of Ab. M.
Mr. Cooper's Jungfrau, Oat. 716..
D. of Richmond's Confederacy, 7st.
Sweepstakes of 200 soy. each, h. ft. colts, fist. 716. and fillies, Set.
31b.—D.M.
Ld Jersey's f. by Tramp..
Ld (Word's c. Coventry by Tramp ... r
D. of Portland's I. by Tiresiss.
7to don the loser.—Won very easy by two lengths. The win-
ner rode by Robinson. the other by Buckle.
Fcrrfeit Class of the (Wanda Stakes of 10 soy. each.—L. I.

Twelve Subscribers.
Ld. Exeter's Acacia, 3 yrs. fist. 41b.
Mr. Cooper's Merman, 3 yrs. fist. Ob. . 2
Mr. Cireville's Lady Emily
The following paid t—Liston, Ambiguity colt, Tranby, Del-
phine, Epsom Lass colt, Lacetta, Frederick, Hindustan, and Pria-
cipessa cult.—Even on Lady Emily, and 5 to 4 apt Acacia, who
made all the running, and won in a canter by Ave lengths ; rode by
Chapple.
The Claret Stakes of 200 sov. each, h. ft. for colts, Oat. 71b ; and
fillies Oat. 21b.—D. I.

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Lord Langford's Sir Remain I
Lod Setlon's Morris Dancer .. ..

Lord G. Cavendish's Spaniard
hir. Hunter's c. by Gustavus
Lord Eieter's Patron
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Sir Hercules won cleverly.
WEDNESDAY-(FURTHER CORRECT PARTICULARS.)
Subscription Plate of 1)01. for ta o yrs old, 7st ; three, Est. 710 :
four, fist. T.Y.C.
Mr. Batson's b. f. Seraph, 3 yrs old . . .
Lord Sligo's Brine, 2 yrs old ,
Mr. Goddard's b. e. Sketch, By Ruben', 2 yrs old
Woad Yates's bl. f. Versatility, 3 yrs old..
Col. ii-ilson% ch. c. by Emilia', dam by Ruben*, 2 yrs. old 4
31r. Poynts a ch. f. by Sultan, 2 yrs. old
Lord Exeter's Father Longlegs, 4 yrs. old 0
Mr. Angers. tein's b. f. Fanchon, 2 yes. aM.
Lord Sefton's br. f. Bobadilla, 4 yes. 01d.......... tl:
Lord G. H. Cavendisles br. c. Spaniard, by Godolphin, 3 yes di
Won by a length.-7 to 4on Mr. 13aisotes b. f. Seraph.
Sweepstakes of 100 soy. each, h. ft. for fillies rising three } rs. old.
Sat. 41b. each. D. 31.

Duke of Grafton's C. Emerald, by Emilius (h. untried)
Lord Exeter's b. C. by Sultan (h. untried) 2
Duke of Richmond's Cores, by Emilius (h. untried)
Won by a length.—Even on 1). of Grafton's Emerald—cart..!
Bst. 11b.-3 paid.
Sweepetskes of 200 sou, each, h. ft. A F. Cat. 71b. each.
Lord Verulam's c. by Waterloo or Moses
Duke of Grafton's c. by Morisco
Mr. Winkles* c. by Middleton
A length.-4 to 4on Lord Verulam's cby Waterloo or Moses.
The Column Stakes off* son. h. ft. for the produce of mares at
18116; cults, Ilst. 71b ; fillies, Il.t. 41b. R. 31.
Mr. Chifney's c. Prism, by Kmilius (h. untried), Bst. 41b.... I
Lord Exeter's Augustus, by Sultan (b. untried), Bst. 21b
Duke of Portland's c. by Thula., Bst. 71b
Lord Verulam's f. by Whalebone, (tn. untried), Bst. 111 b
Mr. Scott Stooebewer's f The Fairy, by Emilius, 7st. 131 b..
Duke of Rudand's f. by Middleton, 7st 131 b.........
Lord Grosvenor's Thermometer, by Whisker, Bst. 41b 0
Stol on Mr. Chifney's Priam-38 paid—won by a bead
The Colima; Stakes terminated as was generally expected but
the style in which Prism won it was very different from the Riddles.
worth Race. The betting at starting was bto 2 and 3tol on Priam ;
7 to 1 apt D. of Portland's ; 3 to 1 agst Augustus; 10. to 1 apt
Thermometer; and 12 to 1 agst Fairy. The D of Portland's colt
went off in front—Augustus following closest his heels—Priam lying
immediately behind him. They went a slapping pace to the bushes,
where Augustus took up the running, the others being here done up
by the pace; Augustus continued strong play to the Abingdon Mile
Bottom, where Priam went up to him and challenged; a nock-and.
neck eacetnaued, and terminated in favour of Priam by a head only.
bat not without the whip. It was evident all through that Buckle
was afraid of Augustus by the moaner in which he waited upar
him, and it is equally clear that there was plenty of room for fear—
far notwithstanding the severe race he ran with blteldrake, he gave
Priam all his work to beat him.

After the races, the odds on the Derby and Oaks were as fellow.:
Daily.

S to 1 agat Cressida
9 to 1 The Mummer
to 1 Mouse
10 to 1 -- Brunswieker
11 to 1 Cetus (taken)
15 to 1 --- Augustus
17 to 1 -- Mr. Gully's Red Rover
2S to 1 Lord Rseter's Red Rower
25 40 11 Mahmood
30 tot —Reins
30 to I Zueharern
95 to 1 Varennes
30 to I Captain Arthur
OAKS.

to I Lotd Osetosberry's bland
7 to 1 --- Lord Seftoo's Moodie
it to 1 Duke of Grafton's firambills
FOX HUNTING.

Tus DICUXEILIT Houma.—On Tuesday last this exceller.t
pack, attended by a full 'field of sportsmen, found in SidAsothant
corer, and killed after a short run. They then repaired to Cowley
Wood, which was drawn blank; but proceeding to Chatcomb, they
found a fine fox, which, after a spirited ehace, fell a sacrifice to AI.
staunch pursuers. The season for fox.hunting haring ttrminarcel,
we cannot refrain from congratulating the Gentlemer of the Berkeley
Hunt on the great and unprecedented success which hat distin-
guished the pack, both in the neighbourhood of ( ielterharn and
Berkeley. We understand 32 brace and a !ratio! filly. have been
killed by the Berkeley Hounds during the past ...asor.—Che ten-
ham Chromicte.

In the manufacture of a piece of cloth such as is used
to make a gentleman's coat, not less than 2.11 diffsrent so: s cf work-
people are employed. However, it is supposed mot if tire or six
lirsurate workmen were to go into a new country, win% isbour is
cheap, and take with them the necessary machinery. they would in
about two years be able to bare irstructed 100 persons in the ma-
magement of the machinery, so as to bring excellent c'oth ir•.:u the
Imarkt.

STATE or TIIE FARMEIIS IN 1775 AND LS..ie.
The following extracts are from an old pocket-hook for the year
1776, in *Lich bad been entered the payments and receipts for e.t.a
year upon a farm in a northern county, held under a Loble Dttike,
considered as highly favouring his tenantry by a very low
rental :—The annual rental of the farm was then sixty.ive
I pounds : it is Isoll 2001. Tithe 91. 10, row tioi. Two poor
assessments at 111. 3d. each ; now eight. at 31. Cs. /U. cacl.
assete.metirs, 7,4 W. now 31. Cs. Por the produce if t'T
the tenant appears to have received after the rate of fro r. to 7..
per bushel tor wheat—the price is now about the tame. Fes cats,
front lb.. to 19s. per quarter ; the price is now about the came. For
barley 11.35. per quarter ; the price is not rose co high. Mans 4s.
4d. per bushel ; the same now. flay seeds IN per qe.weet ; inzt,y
were sold last spring at bs. Wool, tis. M. a sto,e ; now -,:-.metable
at any price. Labouring mal M. to 10d. a day, and la eori har:est
la. now he must have or he goes to t'c parish.

Cr*RN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANR, APBs'. IC.
The market to day has been rnotterwely fupplitd with evtry
of Grain, ekcept Oats. the supply piing rather short ; io COPbte.:ier.:e
of which that article may be considered at an advance of 2s. per
quarter on 11onday's prices There is very little aitewion in the
prices of Wheat and Barley, the best su nploi nisintielkinp Nlonday's
prices; the inferior sorts are a trifle lower. In Flour no filt.seticn.

IMMOLATIONS NYCO MONDAY.
Wheat, English (qn.) . 3.800 Batley, Foreign
Foreign . 4.100 Dare, Rogiash .
Iri.ll 158 Foreign
Barley, Rug . 3.650 Iti.ls
ltish . . Fl..ur {net s)

.: ~~0

. 3,6541
204 .

COAL4XCHANGE, Aram. If
The Supp'y of Coal, both Irma Sciakvisoa sad Newcastle, ate
abundant trattay. Beveaty-stibt sew Slaps were at Mattel. The
'Ca .1 Exchange was fully attended by Iletebsata
Ships arrived during the weeb
Ships arrived &snag the 'Death .
Beet Weaseled Coale, 36 Sfis
Othee _ - 2oa N 9`

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