Star.
London, England, 1824-04-13 00:00:00

STARTING INTZLLICkENCE.

BETTIN.CoItOOMe Taws Baku:*
The. Oettingproorn was weltlttended,• and a gnoi deal of Naftali-
done.. It, will be seen that akerations in the Itfddltesvroreit, Derby,.
and Oaks, have taken place in a great degree-sineettst 'Moroni)
the particulars of which-we subjoin.

7 to 4 apt Quadrille
2 to 1 apt 1)on Carlos

I 3410 I Apt Ph:de:let
I The- others. as before..

7i to I apt Agnes 15 tot agst Mirky MALT
7i to 1 agst Banshee 15 to 1 apt DM Carte*
8 to 1 agst Jesse 18 to .1 asst FAiThialt- •
8 to 1 agst Reformer 20 to ragst any other.
OAKS.
51 to 1 agst Prudence 10 to 1 agst Filzgree
6 to 1 agst Viscountess 75 to 1 apt Barossa
9 to 1 apt Sister to Sailor High odds agst any other
No alteration or betting worth notice in the Doncaster St. I,,zeet
HUNT! NG.
His Majesty's Stag Ilatuack:mort at Warren-house, near r.;n.
Geld; and on Thursday, at %Vooburn Green —Easter Monday, at
Farnham Common ; and Raster "I hursday, at Thorpe.
. CROXTON PA RK—l.runmansuette.
The Billesdou Coplow Stotts of 23greath, h. ft.
Lord Kennedy's b. g. Harlequin, aged, 12st. -
Mr. Peel's b. g. 13ogtrotter,,4 yrs. 12st. -
Mr. Masaey's Scrambler, i Ist. - -
Mr. Mytton's b. g. Ilabberley, aged, 734. -
2 to 1 agst Bogtrotter, 3 to I ;rest 111.hberley, and 4 to 1 %sr
florlequin. A. good race—won by a neck:
The Bonney Sti.kes of 25gs eacii, p. p.-I.msko miles. (7 Subscribers).
tlr. Peers b. g. Bogtrotter, 4 yrs old. fist. d!h. d
. - 1
Kennedy's Harlequin, aged, 12,t. 511)..
Ir. Mytton a Ilabberley, aced, 12st. d!tr.
Wen cleverly.
Mr. S. Parry's br. g. Don Giovanni, beat Mr. Davidsen'st,!.r.,..
Rebecca, 100 boV.
The Mutton Handicap Stakes of 10 inv. each, h. ft. with .. i
added, was wcat by air. Rose's Doctor beatirg Lord Itir.ca,.tcr.:
Twangshilla, and four others. -
The Farmers' Plate of Sags. and logs. to the second horse, w.ls
won, at foot heats, by Mr: Ntrtchettla ch. h. beatirg 13 t t.ters.
The ilandic,:p was won by Mr. Duke's bore beating Mr. Rosc'i
Doctor and Mr. f'eel's Bogtrotter.
PARLEY !PINT 'MP:ET r:G.
Sweepstakes of sgs. each, for Hunt. re behmging.to the Members Jf
the Club, with 15 suv. added. heats.
Capt. Richardson's Mertyweathdr
Mr. Jonces Plutarch
Mr. Howard's ilmily

- I

1 4 1
4 1 2
3 2 5

After first heat, Merryweather the favourite.
The half-bred Stakes of 10 fiov. each, With 15 added.
Mr. Howard's Hauling - - - I
Capt. Jones's Frolic - - - - '2
Mr. Ruth's Nliidature - - - 5
Mr. Gaitskell's Rump - • • • 4
Frolic the favourite:
PEDESTRIANISM.
Foor-Traces.—'Metcalfe, who a abort time since ran a mile ever
Cattet len Race Course, against Jackson, has been matched for 100
guiueas, to run a mi'e in four Minutes and 33 seconds. lie is al-
lowed to choose his mile,. but must .start on the rozid leatling fmrsai
Greta Bridge. The day of running is not yet deteriAnied. Rettiag
is 3 to 4 on the man.
. Wantline, of Hanley, who at present wears the belt as " the
fastest in England," and who so lately beat iledttor, thereat runaer
of West Woolwich, has been challenged by' Owen, of liarslem,
for the speed len;th'race of sir; score yards, for 60 sovereitns 6-siole.
Tile match is to take place on Newcastle Race Course.

SAtur.lay af; (-moon, Chambers, a barrowmati, snd Gandy, a porter,
'turned out in tkv Nlarsh, • Southampton, and 11:..1 a set.t:i. name
was hard bitting, but no science' w!ten Ck.imbwri made a roiatid-
*about left-handealisit,which took place on 6.l;:dy's smeller, tlieidin•
it from his face, with the exrepticn of a bit of skin by wideli it
hung. A bystAider replaced the raeil organ in- its origioni skew,
Ption, and having covered it up with his handkerchief, led the di,-
•comfited betoeffont theist-Id of-battle. Sutgical aid was procured,
`and poor Candy and his nose are iikeirto do well.

VIRTHSI
Aprii 4, at the Government lIonsa• Jersey, the Lady of his Fx-
cellenzy :%14jot-General Sst. Cutln Ilslkett, K.C.13. and G.C.11.
of
a il':ughtat.
Ttrussday, at Stoke-place, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel How-
ard Vyse, of a son.
Abeam. 9,,tit Moog, liastlnSes; the:LA(ly of Lieutooaut- Co.
lonel Alack.onochie, of a son.
Monday se'nnight, at Dublin, the Lady of the Rev. J. H. Singer,
F.T.C.D. of si son.
At•Colloo, the Lady of the Rev. W. rf. Foster, of a son.
13allinterry, county of Cork, the Lady of the Rev. William
Rytlee..of e son.
At Dublin, the Lady of the >Ham H. Caulfield, of a daue:ter.

aiAtuttED.
April 3, at St. Jatnes's Church , :Joseph Wilk itson, Esq. of Wands.
worth, to Mary, youngest daughter oT Joseph Cantwell, El. of
Stanwell, Middlesex.
April 6, at Paris, Henry Marquis de Faverges, to Charlotte,
daughter of Lieuteuant•General Slade Manama Somerset.
At Dublin, Lieut. C. Barlow, iith.Foot, to Mary Attu, c0d.!...
daughter of the late T. Lambert, Esq. of Milford, county Galway.
Henry William Seymour Stewart, Itsq. of the ti4th Regiment,
to Erneline, youngest daughter of t he.late John Newenhant Devi,n•
shire, BA. of Kilibanick House, in the county of Cork.
Nov. 2, at Jaubtah, Capt. Wilkiason, of Abe Modnts. Artillery,
to 11. R. Fenwick, third daughter of the Rev. B. Feuwick.

DIED.
Friday, in Henrietta-street, Cavendish.sqnare, Major.Getteral
Doveton, of the Madras Establishmett, and M.P. tor Lancaster.
Friday, in Winchester, Andrew Crawford, stn. M.D.
At Boyle, Robert and Edward, only sons of Captain Farewell,
Paymaster of the 19th Regiment.
April 3, the Rev. William Gorman, Rector of the Parishes of
Edmore and Ballymaglasson, in the diocese of Meath.
April 2, at Edinburgh, Andrew Fyfe, Esq. Fellow of the Royal
College of Surgeons, and assistant to the late Dr. Monro.
March 31, at Edinburgh, Miss Macdonald, daughter of the late
Lieutenant-Colonel Macdonald, 84th Regiment.
April 3, at Ayr, Hamilton Douglas Boswell, Esq. of Garailan.'
Mr. Boswell's death was strikingly sudden and unexpected. On
the afternoon of that day he went out to enjoy his accustomed
walk; spent the evening and supped with his family in his usual
spirits ; retired to bed a little before eleven, apparently in peritcc
health, and in less than a quarter of an-hour he was a corpse.

NEWG ATE AND LEADEN HALL 1%1 ARKETS, Amt. 12:
Beef
Mutton ...... 2s 8d to Es 8d York

PRICES or HAY AND
ST. JA M ES'S •
Hay 7,110 a od to 51 18s od
Clover 4115 s 01 to 61 Os od
Straw 1119 i Od to 21 Ils Od

BRA

W M IT ICH A Pet.

Hay 41 103 to 51 lOs 01
Clover 51 Os to 61 lOs Cd
Straw 21 2s to 21 les OS

PRICE

OF HOPS.

NEW DACE.

NEW FOCI:Ell.

Kent
Suez

180 s to 260 s
160 s to 200 i

Kent
Susscx
Estes

160 s to 2205
1475 to 180►
1475 to 2005

Itsie x 168 s to 2104
Farnham ...... 161 Os to 201 Os

P It I CE or TALLOW,
Town Tallow
Yellow Russia
White ditto

SOAP, &c. per 112/b.
Dittorough';.:....:.: lB. 01
Yellow Soap
Mottled .
Curd
Palm

Soap ditto

Melting. Styr

29 od

--"--"---&5/L MARKET, APRIL
Ships at Market. Ships Sold.
281 Newcastle 171
Itt Sunderland 9

Price.
- Us. Od. to 455. ed.
4Cs. 6d. to 465. ed.

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'HIS DAY.

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ARR. Dl!t.
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1 0 Hal►tburgh
1 0 Flanders
O 1 Bratils
U 0 Uottenburgh
O 0 Jatn.►ica

A. V.oc.
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O 0
O 0
O 0
O 1
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