Star.
London, England, 1825-04-20 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCe. •

NEWMARICRT FIRST SPRING MEETING. •
' 7#4ONDA PITH= PA RTICULA RS.

The company present to-day was chiefly confined to the sporting
circle, hut the sport was not so great as WAS anticipated, fofir of the
Races being either off or walked over for.
His Royal Highness the Duke of York attended the Races, and
in the course of the day the Doke of Brunswick arrived, but left
Newmarket immediately after the Itacea for town, as did also the
Hon. C. Petre.
In the match between Actaeon (Mr. R. Mills's, but ent-red in
the trainer's name), and Lord Orford's Conius colt, and which
was for 1,000 vs. instead of 200 gs. as stated in the list, we -we in-
formed that his Lordship offered 550 gs. to be off, which was not
.accepted, and that his Lordship has won between une and 2,000
by the race;
After the race between Rufus, Teasdale, and Lionel Lincoln,
great numbers of spotting characters followed Rufus from the
ereighing.house, at the turn of the lands, and all declared him to
be one of the finest horses alive. He has now done all his work
till the Derby, in the greatest style, looking as well after his race
to-day, and apparently as little distressed, as if he had been only
taking his customary gallop.
The match between Cedric and Bizarre made a very excellent
race, and both beforb and during the running the betting varied
very much. Bizarre took the lead, and made severe play, Cedric
just waiting in his quarters, and in running by the Bushes, Bizarr??
Lading that he could not shake of his adversary, endeavoured to
improve his pace, but he was already at the top of his mark-10
to 1 on Cedric at the Bushes, where he came up, and won by a
lentth cleverly, amidst the acclamations of his friends, thus giving
at. additional proof of his superiority.
The other two races were won easy. *ln the course of the af-
ternoon and evening some heavy betting took place, the odds
settling as under:

TWO

2 to 1 apt Ctiocieri
2 to 1 apt Miniature

►ND OUDIZAS STAKES.
1
4 to 1 igst Addy
8 to 1 agst Bulero
Duns-.

6 to 4 apt Rufus
9 to 2 apt Muleteer
.6 to 1 apt Legacy

116 to I ago Defiance
16 to I apt 121.124)
20 to 1 avt Cain
OAKS.

4 to I agst Tontine
4 to 1 apt Mine

I7-to 1 Seat Pipylina
9 to 1 apt Duke of York's

7 to 1 apt Pastime

• TUESDAY, APRIL 19. . . .
The Course was not Bell attended tc-day, as several Gentlemen
both befor‘and after the Races, left for town,' ndtwithstanding
news had keen received, that the debateUn tht Catholic Question
would be adjourned.
• Mstch-200, h. ft. T. Y. C.
••• T.

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Mr. Stonthewer's Conviction, 9st. beat D. of grafton's Pigsty,
7st. 101 b. T. Y. C. 200, h. ft.—Won easy..-7 to 4 agit Convictiou.
Sweepstakes of 100 inv. each, b. ft. 5 yrs. old, T. Y. C.
Mr. F. Craven's Helen* list. 61b. . . I
Mr. Misers Tarandos, est. 41b. . . 2
Lord Exeter's Progress, Ist. 1 lb. • . . 5
Mr. Wortley 's Girouette, 7st. 121 b. . . 4
Mr. R. Petit's Verbena, 7st. 21b. . . . .5
Won by a neck.-7 to 1 apt Helenus ; even ott Tar:lndus ;3 to
1 apt Progress.

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The 2,000 p. Stakes, a Subscription of 100 sov. each, h. ft. fey -
• colts, est. 71b. and fillies, est. 41b. R. jd. rising 3 Tts old. .
Ld. Exeter's ch. c. Enamel • •

Mr. Wyndhata's brother to Addy
Duke of Grottoes br. e. Bolero

Gen. Grovernor's b. c. Crockery
Two others started.—Won by two langtbs.-7 to 4 apt Ena-
mel ; 4 to 1 apt brother to Addy ;. 5 to 2 apt Crockery.
The King's Plate of 100 gs. for mares,' yrs old, llst.4lb. four, 9st.
41b. five 9st. 101 b. 44, and aged, lost. K. C.
D. of Grafton's ca. f. Tiara, 3 yrs '
Id. Clarendon's b. m. Antie, aged

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Won by a length.-4 to lon Tiara.
at'frO by Subscription—all ages.
Mr. I,ambtoa's b. c. Carnival . walked over.
BOXING. •
Yesterday a very hard tight took place opposite Gravesend,
between Garton, the Suffolk Champion, and Kent, a navigator.
The men had fought before, and Garroll beat his man—which
example he followed yesterday. One hundred and ten rounds
were fought in one hour and fiftyfive minutes ! The fight was
the most desperate ever witnessed. The men were alternately
favourites, and the most intense interest was kept up to the Last,
although neither of them attempted even a shew of science. 'lt
was nothing but hitting and receiving—closing, fibbing, and throw-.
Garton, towards the conclusion of the battle, shewed belt
condition, but both at times were reduced apparently to the lad
effort, and when down, it was thought they could not come spin.
TO the surprise of all, however, by the persuasion of their seconds,
'they rallied, and still prolonged the struggle. In the 85th round,
Kent delivered a terrific hit en Garroll's mark, - which w.ts
thought a finisher, but he was too good to cry " stop," end came
up again as bold as a lion. Frani tbis period he maintained the
ascendancy, and in the 110th round, Josh. Hudson, who acted
for the backer of Kent, would not suffer him to 'fight any longet,
licknowledeat that Garroll was the winner. .
Spring and Langan are handling their fists at Hereford, for love
and lucre; Langan has got lusty„ Spring thinner, but sell the
best man."

Letters from Sinta Martha announce the arrival at
that place of Mr. Ravexas, the late Envoy of Colombia at the
English Court.
It appears from official accounts, that the captures
from the Spaniards during the years 1823-and 1824,
by South American privateers, are as follow--4 ships,
17 brigs, 32 schooners, 14 luggets, and small ,
Hunt, who was found guilty of having been con-
cerned with John l'hurtell in the murder. of Weareodiad
on his passage to New South Wale4.—thddia Warder.
CORN EXCIIANGE, MARK.LANR, APRIL 20.
Sochi. the-lifeless state of our market ;Ids morning, thatscarcely
a single sale has been effected. Still the F.tutors demand the sante
prices as on Monday; but no doubt is entertsined, ;bat had any
offers been made, lower prices would luvettten accepted, as our
'supplies (3,050 qrs. of Wheat, 700 qrs. of Bakky, 30.400 qrs. et
Oats, and 5,700 sacks of Floor,) are large. Our prices must be
quoted nominaUy as last market-day.

DIRD. • .41 •
• At Langenberg, ea the sth inst. his Serene Ilighntaf Prince
Charles Louis, at llobenlohe, aged 62.
On the 16(11 hist. Sln.,Torreus,' Lady of the Venerahke 'Arch.
deacon of Dublin.'
Abkitt W*eiflard
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