Star.
London, England, 1823-04-14 00:00:00

Mr. Baker's b. by Woldsman 4
Lord Darlington's ch. by Whisker - S
6to 4 art Brilliante, and 4to art the winner. A good race.

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A Sweepstakes of 20p. eacht For colts and fillies, rising 2 yrs
old, colts, B*. I ilb. fillies, 7st. 12lb: Yearling Come.
Mr. Jacqbes's b. f. Ringlet
Mr. Ferguson's ch. c by Octavian

. The Gentlemen of the Burton Hunt have determined to give
a Plate, value Sc!. for horses not thorough bred, belonging to
Farmers, to biro!' for on Thutsday in Lincoln Race-week.
The Melton Handicap, 12gs. each, K. ft. with 23p. from the
Racing Fund, was won by 31r. Massey's Scrambler beating
Mr. 1:-Varton's Kenilworth acid three others. This Race was ex-
tremely well contested. -
• WELWYN lIUNT RACES, APRIL 12.
The Hunters'.Stakes of seven sovereigns each, with, 2g added
floin the Hunt. Heats two miles. Rode by owners.
Mr. Udney's Rockingham - ' - 1 1
Captain Charlty'sdesuif - . - 4 2
Mr. Mason's Trump - - 2 3
Mr. Herd's Phantom - - 3 4
Mr. Jameson's Julia - - - 3dr
Mr. Woodrooffe's Mountebank - - 6 dr
Sweepstakes of 105$. each, for horsey not thorough-bred.
Mr. Farrell's Job
Mr. Harrison's Vulture
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Seven others started, but were not placed.
STAPL/7011 PARK Races.—The Hon. E. Petre,-under theist-
dicious directions of Mr. Lockwood, Clerk of the Course at
Doncaster, Is forming a Race Course, at his seat Staplemsa Park,
at which annual meetings will be held. The shape of the Course
Is about an oval, but with au additional start, which will give
marly a straight run of half a mile. The distance is one mile
.and a quarter. We understand the Itaces will take place in the
vreelt2receding the Doncaster.
Beierley Races will take place in tbejlrat week after Ike York
Spring Meeting.
It is said that Mr. liOuldsvitrtt b hat refused 2,500 Oneastar
Iherwood, the Brat favourite at pkeent for the Ddocastet St.
Leger;. but air. H. states hintstlf to he stlll open to an offer.
Mr. illegal% the pedeskiari, started alt twelve o'clock on SA-
turday night to go to Bath. 108 tulles, fad, re urn to Ityde 3ark
Corner, in three days. The pedestrian reached Sloug titian),
miles, in three hours and 20 minutes:- He arrived at Milden-
lima; -eirmiies, at six o'clockolo *clowning, and our
ton kft aim at Twyfurd, 04 knilm,..MA few minutes pact ciest
o'clock. Tune is backed at seven to Tour.

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' It is generally admitted that so unhealtby.a season
as the present has not been known for a great many ,
years. In th'e fens of Lincolnshire the number of
deaths is truly appalling.
Monday,ian Inquest was held at Cowes, by' F. Howard, Fag
on the body of Timothy Kcoffe, a private in the iteth regiment,
who died from excessive drinking. The versliet was to that
effect. It appeared the soldiers at the, barracks had contriVed to
have a. tub of liollands and a tub of Brandy conveyed to them
from Newport in a sack, said to be filled with turnip greens, and
having that appearance, they succeeded in getting It to the bar-
rack-room, where several of them drank so exceuively,
Keefe died in a few hours after, although every medical assist-
ance was rendered to him. Many others are in the Hospital its
a very deplorable irate. •
The recent start in the Corn Markets has been a( but little
service to the general run of farmers; and, as usual,' chiefly be-
nefieial to the capitalist. Some wealthy mealmen and millers,
wbu have, had it in their power to avail themselves of the netts-
sides of the farmer, had laid in large stores of corn at from eight
to ten pounds per load, and have, consequent, been realizing
, their 50 pc: tent. whilst the farmer, with his empty granariei;
has only been a spectator of their good fortune, whilst he la-
mented his own irretrievable loss.—Hanspatiirearoiside.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK•LANE, APRIL 14.

The -airiest, of last week were moderate of mast kinds of
Grain, and this morning the additional supply is inconsiderable.
Prime parcels of Wheat obtain full as good prices as this day
se'unight, but other lt,n4s are slow of sale at last quotations. Barley
supports its. value, bet there has not been much business done tow
dat' Beans appear to be reentering spin, u some parcels have sold
at rather better prices. Pees of both descriptions remain the
same as bat week. Horse Corn,is much inpdred after, as the
present consumption is large, and thereto therefore a' good trade
for this article,on rattier higher terms than those of last Mtinday.
4.-In tiour there is no alteration.'
' PRICES Olt PoARD OP SWIM: , .
Wheat, Red 34s 50$ Rye, Neck • • - ' gas giss
.--.... White 42. 56s • Braes, (Mill New . „ggs_ggs
Barley 115. Ns Tick,- New. , - sus pas
Peas, Hog - .27s 294 OW, Peed '. - 4 l. 4l. :Is
.--- Maple - . VW 33s .—• ' Short - gag gas
:.--.. White - 2211 32s --.* Nand .••, • Igo lilts.
I
a.. Boilers .; 561 40s —..--.Platatoe •.: •. We ea.
..
1..... Grey - CO, 00s Flows per Sack . • • OOs SW
wait . - 00$ cos -Rapeseed : - 4.20 4-60
. . .
ARRIVALS LAST WUE. . . •
Wheat, English, qrs. 5,531 Beath ... ' 1,166
Bley - 4.264 reas . P .•. ..
pv4
maltar - 1,608 Irish Oati :. I. • • ... . 2,2 cs
on, - - 20,040 llnglhh. POW, Wks •• • 5,206
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OP•BRITISH CORN,
owuuns 001MILIN IMIOSTA2IOIOi
For the Week etidesrAptil 5, 1225, made op (Min tiließiterns
of the Inspectors in the different Calms and. Towns its Rug-
land and Wales. . • .
Wheat 50s Ikl I Oats • 21s nal Rani
.6os id
Barley 521 741 Rye 26s tsd Peas • 5441 od
P RICE OF SUGAR.
.
' The Average . Price of Brown or Muscovado Empusomis.
' puted froth the Returns made in the Week endiniweseg,
' 1825, 7.65. tad. per cwt. esclusive of Importation
SMITHVELD MARKET, APRIL Id. .. .
The Market was but shortly supplied this more., hies's&
queuce of which a higher price was demanded both for Beef and
Mutton, and the trade was rather brisk.—Beuf,qs. &Lou 44, aid.
per stone of albs. Morten, Ss. 6d. to 4s. Od• Ire* 4m pi. to.
6,, od. Veal, Well SO 3s. 6d. l'ock , 3s. to. U.
.. • - •,, k» 4 .4.4" oCh. its ttra.". ,ta