Star.
London, England, 1825-04-22 00:00:00

SPORTING JNTELLI3ENC?.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, APRIL 21.
A few► Subscribers attended the Room this day, but no bettlega
Rufus, from the circumstance of hia again winning easy ar New-
market, is a still greater favoutite, only 6 to 4 being Offered
against him ; and it is suppoaed by good judges, that he will ere
long be backed against the bold.
DERBY.
114 to 1 apt Webb
14 to 1 agst Defigice
111t0 1 apt Cain •
OAICS.
7 to I apt Pastime

6 to 4 apt Rufus
9 to 2 apt Muleteer
6 to I apt Legacy

7 to 2 apt Tontine
7 to 2 apt Aline

as 11.11C16116
15 to 2 agst Memnon 17 to I apt Redwine*
It to 1 apt Oeveland • 18 to 1 apt Houser -'
14 to 1 apt Androgens

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NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
.TUOILIIDAY, APRIL 21.
Sweepstakes of 100 sot. each; h. ft. for colts, Ist. 71b.
8103,
list. 41b. D. M.
Ld. Stradbroke's gr. c. Second-sight ' • •
12:4t Grafton's c. Nigel • • -
. • One pald.•:-Even sh SecOnd•sight.
The King's Plate.of :100 as. for four yrs old, list. five, list. 9h.
sis. and aged, 12st. R. C.
Wilson's hr. c. Oscar, Asyrsold,
1). of Portland's b. c. Joseph, 4 yrs old •
ldr. O'Cobuor's e 6. c. Wiseacre, 4 yrs old
5 to 4 on Oscar;- 7 to 1 apt Joseph.
Mr. Gretrille'is•Don Carkis, Vst. 101 b. beat D. of Grafron's•Ga.
tone, 7st. 101 b. T.Y.C. )00, h. ft.-•-5 tcy2 on Don Carlos. .
fiord Oiforti's Orion, Bst. 21b. heat Mr. Stonehewer's Alas,
sat. 91b. T.Y.C. 100.-11 to aon Orion.
D.-of Grafton's ch.f. Tontine walked over fOr the I,ooogs. Stakes.
Ld. Jersey's ci 'Adel; rec. ft. from Ld. Orford's c. Backgim-
mon, Bst. 41b. eaclii.T.Y.C4 200. h. ft. - • • •
- Mr. Wyndham 's br.. c. Cruel, Ist. 21b. rec. ft. from Ittrngse..
br. c. Peter Protest, est. 91b. D. 1.1. 166, h. ft.

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AU easy Races. ' •
Lord Kelburne's Jerry is matehed against Lord Sligo's Caiitbn,
at the next York Spring Meeting, for 1,000 gs.
Yesterday evening, at half-past seven o'clock; Prince
Lamas, attended by Sir HINST Serox, arrived at Marlborteogh
House Pall-mall, from. Dover, a which place his Royal Highness
landed on his return from the Continent. - •4.
HAYMARKET THEATRE.—Last night the Comedy of
Every Ohs leas Ms Fault was performed at this Theatre with treat
effect. A Mr. CLARKSON made a favourable first appearance on
the London boards, in the part of Captain /ruin. Mr. P. Flips,
from Dublin, also made his first appearance in this Piece, as the
representative of Sir Robert Ramble, and acquitted himjitlf Trith
great ability.
The packet ship Florida, TINKHAM, sailed for New
York, on Saturday last, from Liverpool.. She had a
great number of passengers on board ; among. whom
were the Prussian Ambassador to the American Go-
vernment, and the British Commissioners for settling
Ithe boundary between our possessions in Nor tliAmetica
and the territory of the United States.
• The Canada, for Buenos Ayres, left the London Docks
yesterday at noon, having on board 40 passengers'fnr
'the settlements of the Rio de la Plata Agiicultnr‘l As-
sociation. Id a few days another party for thrsitne
destination will follow in the Pacific, now lying hi the
same docks. . ---
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW,
AT CRS COURT COP Commisuowafts or BANieurrs, imAusanALL-stamer.
nun marrows. K.
G. W. Breaky, Aldersgate-street, linen-draper . 10
J. Dixon, late of Little Eastcheap, baker . , - 11
IL Knights, jun. Belvidere Dace 11
, Southwark, con-dealer
Finch, Old Cavendish-street, whte-titerchant ' its
C. Smith, Cranbourne-street, Leicester.square, silk-nuncee- ;44' It
J. Taylor, Little ,F'ulteney•street, cheesemonger .t• 10
MCCORD SIRRTISCS. .6
Haldy and Noreott, Castle-street, Leicester-square, wine-
merchants 10
E. Weaver, late of Francis-place, Westminster-road, vow* '•
J. Pluck, Chichester, draper i r 1
R. Wall, Brixton, Surrey. wheelwright
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J. Bray, late of London Wall, livery-stable-keeper • • 1
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THIRD DIRRTINGS.
U. Dare, jun. Waterloo-road, Surrey, butcher • "....."•-• 11
S. Brookes, Bow.conunon, black-ash-manufacturer . .1... -••• 10
W. Davy, Webber-street, Surrey, carpenter and builder,. ~! 10
Gellirand and Poogeraud, Feneburch-street, merchants ' ..r. IS
DIVIDENDS. • r:.
J. G. Loman, Crawford-street, Sr. Vary-la-bonne, giloililkl. W.
Honeysett, Dalston, carpenter and builder. 10 ?:".•
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, A.P RIX -110.; .
There are moderate arrivals of English Grain this w4O, but
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plenty of Oats from Ireland. Wheat, of soperiyr qualitylasteers
sale freely on full as good terms as Monday last; but t erB4l not
much doing in other sorts. Barley is rather dearer. ans also
are rather higher. Peas sell heavily. There is rather Oite trade
for Oats to-day, at the same prices as on :Monday. In thi.:' Flour
trade there is no alteration.—Arrivals : English Wheat, 3,250 qrs.
Barley, 700 qrs. Oats, 10,000 qrs. Flour, 6,450 sacks; lrisla.Wheat,
750 qrs. Barley, 200 qrs. Oats, 24,000 qrs. _
SMITHFIELD !MARKET, APRIL 2,1. ...,
Beef is not very good sale this day, and the quality being SpOrewhat
indifferent, it may be quoted thl. per stone under last Friday's price,
the best Oxen nos reaching more than 4s. to 4s. sod. per starve ; and
the inferior being 4s. to 4s. ed. In the price of Mutton, also,' ii similar
decline may be noticed. The Veal trade is sontewhatdolia al Os. Sd.
to 7s. per stone for the best young Calves, and ss. Sd. to 4,64. per
stone fir infer for dn. In the price of Lamb there is no Variation ;
but l'ork may be quoted rather lower.— Beasts, 4%st ; Sheep, 6,690;
Pigs, 100; Calves, 169. - . ..
Beef 4s. 2d. to ss. perstone ; Mutton 4s. 10d. to ss. 6J..Petal, Ss.
to 7s. Lamb, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. Pork, Ss. 4d. to 6s. 44.--4ri, per
load, 13 ss. to 14 ; Straw, 12 to 12 10s. ..

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