Star.
London, England, 1824-11-16 00:00:00

SPURTING INTELLtuEtvos:

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RETTINC-ROOM, TATTERSALL S; NOV.
There was a strong muster to day of betting men of ever): de=
scription, from the /..cg to the Nobleman, and some heavy Nisi-
lie.: was done, but principally on the light Of next Tuesday. The
favotititis were Cannon and Aaron, mid a gallant Colonel took
tl r :;gst Josh and Curti:: it struck 114, however, that, amongst
the ?wowing ones, many of the. bets were edges.—:-Tn the yard,
the sal, of horses w:ls tolerably brisk, particulatly rif hunter*, for
to loch the d.•niand was In i.k, and they fetcht-.1 good prices. The
odds, which have varied but s!ißtnly, are as fotuws :
Encitur:

1 agst "Aluletet•r 25 to I agst Mr. Forth's Go•
1 agst Rufus (taken) hanna cult
I agst Bolero 50 to I agst Nigt•l ,
1 aAst Cant/ is 30 tri 1 agst she Duke of tuft's
I agst Legacy c. by Phantom.
1 a6SL Diana

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6 to 1 ago Aline (tAten)
9 to I uot SOrcery (tato)
10 to 1 ago Wultz

12 tea 1 agct Attica
16 to 1 apt Pipyliiia

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to 1 apt Memnon 30 to i agst
15 to 1 agst Cleveland 35 to 1 agst 'Ole Alder Man
17 to 1 ag-t liedgauntlet 35 to 1 agst Diana
2.5 to 1 ag-t Muleteer 35 to 1 agst Canvas
25 to I agst Mandane 40 to 1 agst Scandal
2400 to 200 agst Mandan and Dopore.
HUNTING.
The Earl of Derby's Stag-hounds meet RI-morrow, at Walton
Ileatit ; Pt iday, at Catterham Common.
The Earl of Darlington's For-hounds meet to-morrow, at Wood
End ; Friday, at Clifton Gate.
The ',andiron Fox.hotinds meet on Thursday, at Whin Houses;
Saturday, at Bradbury Bridge.
SWAFFHAM COURSING MEETING, NOV. 12.
The following is a fuller statement of the day's sport:
MATCHES.
Sir J. Palmer's Swallow beat Mr. Wilkinson's Comus.
r. A yron's hiss brat Sir J. Palmer's Sal.
Mr. Gurney's Archer agst Mr. Buckworth's Barnett—Undecided.
Mr. Redhead's Leveret beat Mr. Buckworth's Barba**.
Mr. Gurney'a Asp beat Sir J. Palmer's Swift.
Mr. Ayton's Pluto beat Mr. Hoskins's Harbinger.
Mr. litickworth's Busy against Mr. Hoskins 's
Course.
Mr. Ayttin's Pyrrhus beat Mr. Redhead's Lapviing.
Mr. Huskitis's Sir I lildebrand brat Mr. Young's Valentine.
SKIDND CLAM.
Mr. Gurney's Arrow beat Sir J. Palmer's Spring.
Mr. Hoskins's llermione beat Mr. Young's Venus.
MID-LOTHIAN COURSING CLUB.
The Autumn Meeting of the Mid-Lothian Coursing Club-seas
held on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2d and 3d of November, at
the Roman Camp, on the property of the Marquis of Lothian,
when the following prizes were run for.
A Pair of Silver Couples, for dogs popped last year.
FIRST CLASS.
Lord Torphichen's Terrors beat Mr. Borthwiek's Virgin.
Sir Thomas Cartnichaers Bluebeard beat Mr. lit Dundas Needle.
Mr. Aitchison's Admiral beat Mr. Clerk Rattray's Racer.
Mr. Dalrymple's Devil beat Mr. Anderson's Scud.
Honourable John Stuartes Fly beat Sir J. Dalrytnple's Spring.
Sir George Montgontery's Playful ran a by.
MOND CLASS.
Sir T. Carmichael's Bluebeard beat Lord Torphichen's Terror.
Mr. Aitchison's Admiral beat Mr. Dalrymple* Devil.
Hon. John Stuart's Fly beat Sir George Montgomery's Playful.
THIRD CLASS.
Sir T. Carmichael's Bluebeard beat the Hon. Mr. Stuart's Fly.
Mr. Aitchison's Admiral ran a by.
FOURTH CLASS.
Sir Thomas Carmichael's Bluebeard beat Mr. Aitchison's Ad-
miral, and won the Couples.
Second Prize, the Cup, open to dogs of all ages—l 4 entered :
FIRST CLASS.

ST. L I

Ist Course.—Sir Thomas Carmichael's Satan beat Mr. Baron
Clerk Itattray's Redwing.
2d Course—Mr. H.Dundas's Bluebell beat Mr. Aitchison's Anna.
3d Course—Gen. Maxwell's Spurt beat Mr. Merct r's Sherwood.
4th course--Ilen.John Stuart's Trimmer beat Sir George Mono.
gomery's Eagle.
sth Course—Mr. Clerk Rattray'ft Reindeer beat Mr. Wauchope's
Driver.
6th Course—Mr. Dewar's Fly, beat Sir J. Dalrymple's Swallow.
7th Course—Mr. Dalrymple's Delight beat Lord Torphichen's
Tippoo.

mom) CLASS.
Ist Course—Sir Thomas Carmichael's Satan beat Mr. Hamilton
Dundas's Bluebell.

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Course—Mr. Dalrymple's Delight heat Mr. Dewar's Fly.
3cl Course— lion. Mr.StuaresTrimmer beat Gen. Maxwell's Spurt.
4th Course—Mr. Clerk Dismay's Reindeer ran a by.