Star.
London, England, 1825-10-28 00:00:00

HORSE RACES IN BRAZIL.

Rio or JAILOR°, AUGUiT 2 —On Saturday, the 31st, there was
a grand horse race in the meadow of 13otafoga, at which their Im-
perial Majesties were pleased to be present. The plain presented
an interesting sight from the number of spectators un horseback, in
carriages, anti in boats. Among the great number of persons of
distinction were Sir Charles Stuart, the Conde el Palma, Minister
for Foreign Affairs, and many others. This amusement, which
is new among us, may prove useful if our countrymen, while jute.
resting themselves in it like the Knglish, pay more attenttora to the
breed of horses than they have hitherto dune.

Yesterday was the d ty fized for the celebration of the
nuptials of the Marquis Wrtuscav, at Dublin Castle.
Letters iron) the coast of Italy state, that the Nledi.
terranean swarms with Greek vessels, cruizing against
the property and flags of the African dependencies of
Turkey ; th• y have taken sever al prizes, and as they
ate not very pat ticular what ships they detain, a gte..t
annoyance to trade in that (limner is an icipateti.
WONDERFUL CONTINUATION OF GREAT LUCK !! !
On Tuzsosv LA4T, the 19th of October, the State Lottery was
drawn, when, as usual, litsu's good Fortune was preeminent, as
he Shared and Sold Tunas of the Twiurry THOU4AND POUND
MUNE, viz. No. 1,062, Class A, £20,000, in Nine Shares—Nl.
2.''271, ('lass A, £20,000, in Nine Shares—No. 11,519, Class B,
£20,000, in Whole Ticket. They were distributed as follows :
Part of 2,271 £20,000 to Blandfortl.
Part of 2,271 20,000 to Cheltenham.
Part of 1.062 20,000 to Edinburgh.
Part of 2,271 20,000 to Gravesend.
Part of 1,062 20,000 to Greenock.
Patt of 2,271 20,000 to Illtchin.
Part of 2,‘.:11 20,000 to Inverness.
Part of 2,275 '20,000 to Lincoln.
Part of 1,062 20,000 to Loughton.
Part of 1,062 20,000 to Morpeth.
Part of 1,062 20,000 to Norwich.
Part of 2,271 20,000 to South Lambeth.
Part of 2,271 29,000 to Airrey.square.
Part of 1,062 20,000 to Swansea.
Part of 2,271 _ 20,000 to Watteau*.

The remaining Shares were Sold in London, net registered.
litsu also Sold the following Capitals, all Drawn same day as the
Til REX PRIERS of £20,000 :
9,750 £1,305 Whole Ticket.
12,541 545 Whole Ticket.
No. 316 217 Whole Ticket.
4,897 217 In Nine Shares.
6,885 217 In Five Shares.
This continuation of great success makes him regret Lotteries
are so near their hnal termination ; however, he is happy to say a
New Scheme is made (and which is nearly the last), to be decided
all in One Day, 6th of December; and it is one of Bens 's fa-
vourites, as it contains £30,000 Prizes, and when that is the case,
his Offices are more than usually ftirtunate. He Sold the First
aC30,000 ever drawn—the LASS X 30,000 ever drawn—he Sold
'ara £30,000 Prizes in the last T.:n Months. There never have
been but two instances of Three £30.000 Prizes in one Scheme;
the first time BINH Sous ALL TDB Tirane. and the next time be
Sold Two out of the THREE; and he has Sold snore than Half of
all the £50,000 Prizes that have ever been, which has made it
almost proverbial to class his name with £30,000 Prizes; there.
fore be expects to have an unusually great Sale for the Foua
Timm TUOUSAND POUND Palms, to be all Drawn in One Day,
6th of December. Tickets and Shares are Selling at Buna's Lucky
Offices, 4, Cornhili, and 9, Charing-cross, London; and by his
Agents throughout the Kingdom.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCT. 98.
Out market continues very dull, the primest parcels of Wheal
alone obtaining any demand at the price of Monday ; the inferior
parcels remaining on hand. The Barley trade is exceeding dull. and
no probability of any improvement exists until the returns of the
Quarter are received. Oats are quoted at Moilday's price, but there
is not much doing in this Grain. Beans and Peas are steady; and
in Flour there is no alteration.—Arrivals; 6,150 qrs. of English
Wheat, 175 qrs. of Irish, and 600 qrs. of Foreign; 3,100 qrs. of
English Barley, and 2,900 qrs of Foreign; 9,600 qrs. of English
Oats, 8,500 qrs. of Irish, and 2500 qrs. 14f Foreign; and 9,509
sacks of Flour.
London Averages for the week ended October 22.—Wheat, 6,803
qrs. 68$. 3d. Barley, 5,590 qrs. 445. Oats, 7,478 qrs. 28s. 11d.
Beans, 1,847 qrs. 48s. 6d. Peas, 2,026 qrs. 575. 4d.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCT. 28.

The Meat market is fiat this day, the hest Scots Rants do not
reach higher thin 4s. Bd. to ss. per stone ; and the coarser are very
dull sale at 4s. 4d. to 45. 641. per stone• In the Mutton trade there
is a decline of from 2d. to 4d. per stone, the best Downs, &c. bting
Ss. 2d. to Ss. 4d. per stone ; and the coarser 4s. 6d. to
In the Veal trade 6s. to 6s. 2d. is the top price of ,
and ss. 2d. to 64. 2d. the quotation for Pork.—Beasts,
5,720; Pigs, 110; Calves, 215.
lied, 4*. 4d. to ss. per stone; Mutton 41 6,
44, to 6s. gd. Pork, 54. 2,1. to 6.. U.—hay ,
£4 171. sa. Clover, Xi to £CS is. 641. Straw, XI

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d. to 4s. 10d. per do.
of the best Calves ;
least., 1,000; Sheep,
6d. to ss. 4d. Veal,
per load, £5 10a. to
,C 1 16s. to Ai 2s.