Star.
London, England, 1824-04-26 00:00:00

SPORTING I.VI ELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT NEWNIARKET.—(Faumv, TEN Al' NIGHT.)
To-day's Races have made further changes in the Derby Stakes
at Epsom, as well as in the Oaks of the same place, as will be seen
below : DER ZY.
6 to I agst. Jessy 8 to I agst. Grenadier
8 to 1 agst. Reformer ES to 1 agst. Don Carlos
20 to I agst. Cydnus.
8 to 1 agst. Bz.sliee
8 to 1 ag,,t. Ridicule Any odds agst. any other.

Kg.
8 to 1 agst. Lyrnessa
11 to 2 agst. any, barring one.
EGER.
7to 1 agst. Swim I 12 to 1 agst. Altisidora.
The others as before. Grenadier does not start for the Newmarket

S to 1 agst. Rebecca
41 to 1 agst. GrosvL nor's Plover
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KELSO RACES.—SPRING MEETING.
WEDNESDAY, Aram el.
Sweepstakes of Five Guineas each—l 4 Subscribers. Rode by Gen-
tlemen, 12st. Two mile heats.
Mr. Cully of Fowberry's ch. h. Juba - . 1 1
Mr. Sitwell's gr. g. Lowlin - - 4 2
Mr. Pringle's Actzon - - 5 4
Mr. Bogue's br. g. by Stamford - - 3 3
Mr. Fawcus' ch. h. Dr. Blemish, aged - - - 2 dr
The other Subscribers omitted to name. The day was fine, and
a great number of spectators on the Coarse.

Tar IRISH CIIAMPION.—DUBLIN, APRIL '23.—Langan took his
benefit at Fishamble-street Theatre last night ; it was a regular
bumper ; boxes, pit, gallery, and stage (within the rope ring) were
crowded by the Fancy. The doors too, were enc:rcled by amateurs
of an humbler cast, who wanting " the blunt" were content with
occasionally learning intelligence of the sparring matches front the
in and out-gems.
The ti:tic ilipby produced on the occasion was indeed" below
par," with the excep•ion of the Champion's own display. He was
evidently improved by the experience he had in England. His
first set-to was with a roundly-denier called Smith, as we have been
told. Langan stood up well, displayed caution and considerable
science ; he parried carefully, and made his rejoinder tell. The
applause was tremendous.
His next stand-up was with a muscular f: ;low, who possessed
little science but great strength ; he was ot)li,,rtl to give in after
Langan had opened his sniffling ; he th.n bowed and retired,
yielding the claret plentifully.
Some amateurs (complete gluttons at the non-scientific mawling
plan) attempted to " flash it," but received little encouragement.
He at the end addressed the House, declaring he would support
the honour of his country while he lived, and that no man who
stood in shoe-leather should beat him. This was received with
cheers, huzzas, and exclamations of" May the Loan love the Irish."

CORN-EXCHANGE, HARK-LANE. APRIL 26.
The quantities of Corn that came in last week were only model
rate. This morning there is a tolerable supply of Grain from Essex
and Kent, but • carcely anything up front other parts, so that the
Market has only a moderate chew of Grain today. Buyers still
apprehend the opening of the Ports, and are consequently backward
in purchasing, and the trade for Wheat is very dull to-day, and last
Monday's quotations hardly supported. In Barley there is little
doing, and last week's prices are supported. Beans and Peas sell
heavily at last quotations. The supply of Oats is short, but the
Market is dull, and prices hardly so gond. Fine Flour is quoted
this morning at 60s. per sack. There is rather more business done
this day in Clover Seeds than for some time.

mien. ON lIOA RD SHIP.
Wheat, Red (new), 665. 645. stye, new, 38s. 445.
-. old, 61s. 725. - old, 38s. 445.
White new, 58,. to 725. Beans, Small, new, 425. 435 i
old, 655. tic.s. - old, 431. 475.
Barley, New, .13s. 41s. Tick, new, 353. 395.
Old, 00s. 00s. - old, 19s. 445.
Peas, Grey, New, 3.15. 355. Oats, Feed, new, 20s. 234.
Old, 15s. 38s. - old, 255. 28s.
Maee, new, 375..104. Poland, new, 21s. 27%
-- old, 001. 00s.
White, new, 38,, 42.. Potatoe, new, 21%. 29,.
old, 10.. Vs. old, 295. 10$.
Boilers, new, :;e3. 4'2%. --- Scotch, 281.315.
.1-- old, 00, OCs. Flour, per Sack, .13s. 60s.
Rapeseed, per last _COO, £OO.

Wheat, EngHA, qrs.
Barley
3lalt
Osts

A ILItIVALS Lila %MEX.
• 6,159 I Beans -92 g
£,3071 Peas A 299
5.176 i Irish Oats , 4;165
- .. 5,814 I Engli,h Mob:. sacks 4,930
SNItTIItIELD hIARKRT, APRIL 26.
The number of Oxen was not so great this morning is on last
Monday, and the trade was heavy, at much the rime ptices as on
that day. Of :Mutton and Lamb there was a good supply, and the
same prices were asked for small meat as on last Market-day.
Beef, per stone of 81!n. :;z..2d. to 4s. 2d. Mutton, 3s. 6d. to
4s. nd. Veal, sc. 0,1. to 6; t)d. Pork, 3s. 10d. to 4s. 10d. Lamb
:Is. 4d. to tii. 4,1.
ILy .5/. Os. to ti!. Closcr, 5!. to 6!. 6s.' Straw, 21. Os. to V. Os, Eld,

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