Star.
London, England, 1807-04-29 00:00:00

SfORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING,
TUESDAY, APRIL 0, sBo7.

Me. Howorth's EntesprLse,Mt rb beat Mr F. Neale's Regulator, '
7ft talbll. C. soogeom-Two to t on Enterprise.
Mr. Haworth', Langer,' ;ft 41b. beat Mr Payne's Tudor, 8ft....,
Two.yr old C. tpoge.—Sla to 4 on Langton.
Handicap Plate of got. by Sohfcription, for 3,4, said
6-yr. olds and aged, bodes, dec. 4crofs the Flap. •
it. at, ,
Lord Folees ch h Captain Abfolute, aged - 8 t 3 t
Mr. Hwwotth's b e Headley, 4 yrs old - 7 13 . a
Sir C. Banbury's bin Lydia. 3 yrs old 't . 9 8.0
Sir j. Shelley's b m Houghtort Lars, 6 Yrs old 9 S o
Mr. Goddird's b h Mountaineer. syn old - a tic a
SW F. Etandiftes cb f by Mr Teazle, out of the Yellow
Marc, 4 mold • t •.• 8 t a
Mr Watfun's b e Charmer, 4 yrs.old
_7 7 to 0
Mr. R Jones's br c Trull. by Whifitcy, 4 yrs old / 4 o
Mr F. Neale's eh f filter to Regulator, 3 yrs old 0 7 CI
Six tot agft Captain Abfolute; 4to 't agft Lydia; 5 tot agft
Houghton Lets; 3to a agit Mountaineer: 5 to a agft chimer.
The Judge could place only Ow Brit two.
IA Darlington's Zodiac, Bft 91b beat D. of Gratum's Vanity,
7R. 81b —Ab M Kegs.-73 to 8 agft Zodiac.
Fifty Pounds for 3 yr old colts, 811. 41b. and fillies
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- • Bft. R. M.
Ld F. llei.dnek's b e job Thornbury, by John Bull t
Mr. D Radcliffe's bl tt by Sir Peterout of Aksina s
D. of Grafton's b c Barbarian, by Worthy -
IA Wilton's br fby John BUR
Mr. Lord's b c by Totteridge' out of SwettrefAa
Capt. Vyfe's b f Fillikins, by Gouty
Mr. Fermor's b c Stripling .
Mr. Tighe's b e Wrynofe, by Coriander
Mr. Wiliyactis eb c by Guildford, dasn by Precipitate
Mr. Wyndham's b f Mottle, by (Johanna "
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Mr. Mellifh's b f Darling
Even bttting on Job Thornbury; 5 to a ag(t Barbarian; 6 to
i agtt Motile,
The Judge could place only three.
1.4 Grofrenor's Violauie, lift 71b beat Ld Foley's Blowing; 7ft 71b.
Firft half of Alt. M. =cgs h ft .--5 to 3 on the vaulter.
IA Grofvenot's Meteor', Sit tolls agft Mr. Ladbroke's 8114114
6fl alb—Two yr old C 3ogs.—Oft by content.

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The Earl of GaLerma, and his fon ViTconae
Foe's', left town yefferday, for Ireland.
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Mr. Lovsnex, on Monday the zoth infirm, in
Hanle of Commons, holding. the ltforaig /IA .
Friday in his hand, wherein it wds Rated that'ilis
agent of the Llandilo Road Bill had been chjr
with a frau4 on the Houfe,called on Sir Wm. Pahl
TO to fubflantiate his charge • and informed the
tic ufe that he was inftrneted by the agent who wash%
the lobby, to fay, that he was than ready and foS,
citous to repel fo foul an aceufation , but it feems the'
forms of the Houfe 41d not allow him to enter WO
the bulinefs.

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We have undoubted authority tn Rate, that Lord
MILTON will offer hirnfelf to the County of York, in
confequence of Mr. Fawera'a declining.
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The feveral Bankers at both ends of the town, gave
embarrafUng bock roam audiences to long faced cu[
comers, before they could enable many of them to 14
off for the country, and look their Conflituents 6:1(.004
again in the face.
ELECTION MANlA.—.Luckily for Old England, fome
new tub is always thrown afloat to attraet the lank.
like curiofi:y of hrneft Joan 13u Lt. I Nothing for tbe
loft two days would d but (Volution ;. and even 130,
NAPARra himfelf is loft, for the present, in the attratr
tive vortex of a General Eldifon :—From Pall-mall to
the top of St. James'., an I Bond flreet, you fee knots
of wouldle CANDIDATES, fettling the new returns Cl
the different contefled Burghs, &c. If you a& any
bf thefe how affairs go on in Poland? the ante
d—mn Poland!—l'll bet you three to one that
the Miniftry gain 6o by the new Parliament:"
From another you will hear 44 that his father cal
poll 100 plumpers !" and from a third si that ha
brother Bob is fare of his feat, having all the worm
tvith him to a tingle lip l" In !hurt, fo high is tie
elektioneering rage, that it will require fome timt
before the public mind can be called back to the
courfe of ordinary occurrences, or an enquirer la
fortunate enough to receive a rational anfwer to any
queflion unconneaed with ieles of writs! fat oad In!
burgage tenures ! and returning officers !
OnFriday tail arrived at Cirencefter, on their roue
fir Northumberland, the veteran remains of the 10
regiment of Light Dragoons. They landed a tee
day% fince at Gravefend, from on board the Eaft Itt•
dia fleet, jug arrived, atter an abfence of 24 years
from their native land; during which time they have
highly cliflinguifhed themfelves in almott every ea•
gagement fought in India.
Sir SAMUEL AucHreorv, the conqueror of Monte
Video, on the River La Plata, in Spanifh Americo,
was born in the city of New York, in North Arno-
- rica, and was fon to the Rev. Dr. SAMusi. Atteg•
Mur Reaor of that city.
An article in the Trinidad Gazette has thrown row
doubt npon the arrival of General Caauruan in the
river Plate—the following extra& may remove it:
The Intelligence we excluilvely announced two days ago of&
arrival of General Caeuruaa's expedition at the La Plata, is Iv
ted in the London prints, on the authority of an American Car
taro. Our information, however, is peremptory—it is from aSP
vat Officer at Maldonado,who raw the troops. Sir S. Avows.
ry's 'difpateh was written at Monte Video; and aq Maldonado
it
nearer the mouth of the La Plata, the fame veffel that broegot tbe
difpateh, alfo brought the letter from Maldonado communimilie
the fad of the arrival of the troops under General CLOW,'
The compel of Buenos Ayreb, and the confeqnent rodediell
the dependent territory rimy be (sun espeCted.