Star.
London, England, 1812-04-29 00:00:00

SPORTING lIVTELLIGRNeE.

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NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, Isle.

TUESDAY, APRIL 28.
Sweekstakes of 50ge. each, b. ft. 7'. Y. C.
Mr. Astley's Magic, 9st. . - i
Sir C. Bunbury's brother to Agnes, 7st. 41b. - 2
Lord Darlington's Timour, 7 st. 101 b. • - i
7to 4 net Magic-5 td 4 agst the brother to Agnes.
Mr. Shakespear's Tumbler beat Mr. ClTTelee Dimity, Sit. 71b.
each. Across the Flat, sertgo.-2 to lan Tumbkr.
450 for 3-yr-old Colts, Sit. 41b. Flings, set. R. M.
Lord Darlirgton's br. c. by ick Andrews - 1
Mr. Craven's br. c. Tooley - 2
Gen. Gower's ch. c. by Sorcerer, out of Parasol 3
6 to 5 on Lord Darlington's br c.
Sir J. Shelley's Phantom, est. ilb. best Mr. Payne 's Crispin,
Set. 91b. Across the 110, 200g1.-6 to 4on Phentons.

Tins is the LAST DAY you can purchase a Ticket
or Share, as the LOTTERY begins at an early hour
To-Mosittow MORNING.
It is understood that none of the late American
Messengers, charged with dispatches from the Ame-
rican Charge di Alairee in London, who sailed in the
cartels from Plymouth for Morlaix, have been per-
mitted to proceed to Paris, but are detained in Mor-
lair, and have been under the necessity of sending
up their dispatches to the American Minister through
the medium ef the Post-Office. It is added, that
Ilene of the Americans in Paris can leave that city,
without obtaining passports to embark for America.

Letters from Manchester, of Monday's date, men-
tion that every thing appears quiet, but that the in-
I habitants are still in a state of very great alarm, and
every respectable man is sworn in as constables to
, protect the property.
Mr. CARTWRIMIT has received the thanks of the
Committee of the Association of Merchants and Ma-
nufacturers at Huddersfield, for his intrepid conduct
in the defence of his mill, and the service thereby
rendered to his country. The Committee have also
presented the men who assisted ha the defence with
50 guineas, for their gallantry and steadiness. The
Leeds Association have acted in like mannee.
MARK-LANs, Mari t9.—To-day the Market has some fresh
arrivals of Wheat, part thereof from Scotland, and sales named
nearly at last prices—Barley in short supply, acd with Malt,
fully at the late advance—Rye aofnewhat dearer—White Peas
fully maintain their prices—Very few Grey, and much higher—
Beans of each kind again rather high.T—We have some fresh
arrivals of Oats, but this trade is not quoted chsper-rand prices
of Flour without variation.
CUILITINT perces AS USIDIIII
Wheat, 100 s. 1265. 1361. Beans 48a, 745..

Fist ditto, 140.. 1460. Tick dkto (new) 645.701.
Fine Flour, 1951.1108.—Setoodo, /COL to 1054.

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FALMOUTH, APRIL 26.
Arrived the Eolos, HOCKERD, from Ml' w-a, list
from GibrAltar, in 14 days.—Wind

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 27. • -
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The •HzuroN gun-brig, Captain Hombre, arrived
this morning from the Westward ; she has recaptured
and brought in with her the Spanish ship "l'a,averit,
FsattiistsoFz Master, front Charleston 11. this port,
with timLer ; and the American ship M
CASE Master, from St. Mary's for Deptford, with
timber. The:t vessels were captured yesterday morn;
ing, about eight o'clock, off the Lizard, by a small
French privateer, of three guns, and full of men (4o).
A pilot called WraLtatts, belonging to this port, had
boarded the Spanish s!iip, and, together with the
Masters and crews of both vessels, was taken on boaid
the privateer and carried off. A pilot-boat arrived
here last night with the intelligence, and the Fox-
mum° gqn-brig went immediately in pursuit.. Sailed
the EARL SPENCER cutter for Cork.,