Star.
London, England, 1830-09-22 00:00:00

DWiCASTEIt

MONDAY iiiGllT.—The arrivals since our lan r:port have
numerous, and there is every prospect of its heiug a good meeting. We
do not think, however, that it will answer the expectations of the Don-
caster people, or that it will in any particular, tacept sport, equal last
yi at's- The St. Leger continues to be the engraining tooie—every thing
gives way to it, and very few, even of the north country knowing ones,
seem to think that Priam's success is doubtful ; those who have backed
him have a very good opportunity of hedging, and we would strongly ad-
vise those who have betted against him to take the odds, for of his winning
we hay:: not yet heard two opiniors. The Brun,wicker party is very
strong, the borne having been backed to a large amount ; the Scotts are
very sanguine ; they also talk of Rowtan as more than likely to win,
especially u the King's mare, Fleur.de.Lis, is said not to be quite up
to the mark. Birmingham and the Cardinal are in demand, especially
the latter. Hassan is somewhat out of favour, lady Mowbray and
Maria having also declined. Revolution, after having, like the one in
France, created quite a .ensation, lies subsided, and at 50 to 1 is rarely
mentioned. Agreeably to cur promise, yesterday, we subjoin a li.t of
the hones likely to start, of which it is now said there will be two or
three and twenty.

Mr Chifhey's Priam
Lord Queensberry's Hassan -
Mr. Shepherd's The Cardinal -
Mr. Clifton's Moss Rose
Mr. Petres Brunswicker
Mr. Beardsworth's Birmingham
Lord Queensberry's Marin
Duke of Leeds's Lady blowbraY
Redstart
Captain Grant's The Balkan
Lord Scarborough's Chancellor -
Sir J. Beresford's Lisette wit
Mr. Arnold's Dolly -
Mr. Powlctt's Lady Emmeline
Mr. Riddell's Emancipator .
Mr. Petre's Pedestrian
Mr. MetesWe's Mimic
Lord Kelbume's EmiMin (colt)
Mr. T. Shepherd's Revolution
Sir T. Stanley's Laurie Todd -
Mr. Richardson's St. Nicholas -
ja
Mr. Houldswortlesrbi•:le -
Colonel Cradock's TVilarber
Mr. Walkers Splendour

&IDEAS.
Clancy.
Amull.
Nicholse ..
Darling.
Scott.
J. 143 c.
G. fl.r.ir.N.
H. Edward..
F. Buckli%
Nelson.
J. Grey.
W. Lear.

Johmton
Garbutt.
Lye.

T. Shepilertl.
Templeman.
Dockeray.

The lait five are doubtful as to starting.

After the races the betting averaged as follows t-5 to 4 apt Priam
—8 to 1 apt Hassan-9 to 1 apt The Cardinal-13 to 1 apt Bruns-
wicker-13 to 1 apt Birmingham-13 to 1 apt Mass Rose-18 to I
apt Maria-20 to 1 agst Lady Mowbray—the rest as before.

There is little doubt that the very bati running of Pylde in the Fitz-
william, and Colwick in the Chanspagns tiaskas, will have the effect of
sending Moss Rom and Birmingham bask boars the night is over.
With the exception at ass lbws abover, des vamber was favourable ;
the quality of the reealag Noy be gathered Asst the following state.
meet :

Lord Kilburoe 's RetrMasa,
Retriever MO mom eselh LXL ft. Os- s lane.
4 yrs. list
Mr. Ridsdale's Little Red, Revell is. 7st. XL, .
The Link Red Rover is amiss.

. received.
Paid-

The,ltswilllam Stakes of 10 son. east, with 20 son. added by the
Corporation ; 2 yrs. bet. 101 b. ; 3 yrs. list. ; 4 yrs. Os t. ; Syn. 9st.
61b. • six years and aged, 9st. 101 b. 31ile and a half. Six subs.
Lord Scarborough's brc Wincliffe, by Waverley, 3 yrs - 1
Mr. Clifton's br h Fylde, by Antonio, 6 yrs . . . - 2
Lord Fiturllliam's cby Cervantes—Clinkaina, 3 yrs - 3
Mr. Grant's Lady Emily, 4 yrs and Mr. Gascoigne's eh fby Whis.
her, 3 yes. also started, but were not placed. Betting oto 4 eget Fylde
—4 to 1 agst Lady Emily and 4to 1 agst the winners
After a false start, occasioned by the viciousness of Lord Fitswil.
Ham's colt, they got off pretty well together; this colt, however, weerdetamined to be in front, aM it was not till he had nearly pulled his
rider's arms off, that be could be prevailed upon to fall back. Win.
cliffs then made play at a good pace, Fylde becoming second to him
when 41f way up the hill. They remained in their places till about a
hand:o yards from the Red House when Lady Emily came from the
rear, and at half way between the lied House and the rails was tolera-
bly well up with Fylde, the others at just the same time coming
up, and the whole fora moment being in a COM post body. Lady Emily,
however, immediately gave way, and was directly after followed by
Ganoigne's filly, nor did Lord Finwilliam's live far within the milt..
Wincliffe continued his lead, and, although rather closely pruhed by
Fylde when near the stand, won cleverly by nearly a length ; rode by
Nelson, Fylde!by Darling, Lord Fitzwilliam's by H. Edwarib, Lady
Emily by F. Buckle, and Mr. Gascoigne's by Johnson.
The Champagne Stakes of 60 son. each, h.& for 2y* old colts, list tilb ;
fillies, 8431 b ; Bed-houre in. 28 subscribers. Thc winner to give
six doses of champagne to the Doncaster Racing Club.
Mr. Holdwonh's Frederica, by Sultan - 1
Mr. Walker's Victoire . 2
Lord Scarbrough's bl. c. Clarence . 3
Mr. Beadsworth's br. c. Colwick - 4
Mr. Powlett's bl. c. by Jack Spigot, Lord Cleveland's Chorister, and
ldr. W. Fox's Ghana, also ran, but were not placed. Although it had
been well known for some days put that Chorister was not up to the
mark, he was backed in the morning at 2 to 1 ; before starting, how-
ever, he fell back to b to 1, Victoire having become the favourite at 11
to 8 ; Colwick was at 4 to 1, Clarence at b to 1, Frederica at 8 to 1, and
the others at 10 to 1 each. At the first start they came away in beauti-
ful order, neither having any decided lead : at the distance all set to work
except Frederica and Victoire, the whipping being very severe. The
other two came right away from them at the stand, and ran a tolerably
severe race hone--Frederica winning by two-thirds of a length she
is a nice mars, combining stoutness with speed, and will contribute
to the already high reputation of the celebrated Sultan. She
was well rode by Darling, Victoire by Scott, Clarence by Nelson, Col.
wick by Templeman, Powlett's by Nicholson, and Gitana by Johnson.
Value of the stakes 8701.

Four Years Old Produce Stakes of 11 son. each, h. ft. 11 subscribers.
Duke of Leeds': Rossignol —walked over.
Match 200 each. h. ft. St. Leger Course.
Colonel Ring's &my Bedlam, 5 yrs, Bet. 41b. (Nicholson.) ...... I
Mr. Mytton's, h. h. Halston, 5 yrs, flat. 71b. (Darling) • • 2
6 to 5 on the mare.—Halston made running to the stand, where
Besay challenged.—A smart race home was won by half a length.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas. (Four Mike.)
Lord Milton's b. in. Baßad.singer. 5 yrs. list. 71b. - - - 1
Mr. Walker's b. c. Mendicant, lOst. 71b. - - • - 2
Lord Scarborough's b. b. Cambridge, 5 yrs. 1 Ist. 71b. . . $
Mr. Grant's Lady Emily, 4 yrs. 10st. 71b. . . . . . 4
2to 1 against the winner, and 2to 1 against Cambridge. Won in a
comma's canter. The winner rode by H. Edwards.

REGISTER OF PUBLIC SALES, Sm. 21.

AUCTION MART.

:MESSRS. BROMLET Leasehold House, 14,
Nottingham-place, Mile End Old Town, let at 211. a-year ; held for
98 years, at 41. ground-rent per annum—knocked down at 1641.
A Maasuage, 4, Langdale.street, Camson.street.rood, St. George', in
the Ent, let at 181. 18s. ; held for 71 years, at 41.45. ground-rest a-
year-1151.
Three hours, Nos. 1 to 3, Waterloaterracr, Selby-street, White.
chapel-road, let at 641. lea. a year ; held far 90 years, from 1838, at
151. ground rent, and 81.18 a. taxes-1361.
seven Wens, Nos. 17 ao 23, Selby-street, Ist at 1381. bold roe se
years from 1838, at 361. pound rent, sod 901.1 M. taxim—.l9o.
Six houses, Nos. 17 to 22. Altdem.strom, lot at 1081 WM** IS ran
from 1828, at 311. pound mut, metll7l. les. rase.--41161.

eraitaawarle.
Mr. Coorsa—A freehold estate in the perish of Ilianon,
Common. Kent, eorarbbi a epee** bean. !belle beam,
meadow. and Laotian' pit, and fear cottages. wkb -
all da. I a. 90r. flames to he Wisest a valuatloa-1
Mr. E. ELLIS—The lanehold estate iiHereford-tertsee, at dm bilk
of the London Hospital, was boaght-ii.

PRICE OF STOCKS A'
Bank Stock, shut
:1 ;,-r Cent. lied. shut.
R per Ct. Cnns. 88i it g g
sa per Ct. 1818, shut.
3), per Ct. Red. shut.
3! per Cent. New 981 81
4 per Ct. 1826,
I.nna Ann. shut
110.30Yrs,Apl.Oct. shut.
:10 Years, do. July Jan. 18 7.18

FOREIGN FUN:
Brazil Bds. 5 rr Ct. Acct 691

Do. Ace. 6911 I
Comm:
_litts,6 per Co

Do. Nd.. 1824.,
Do Account 20;
1).ols1) 8 • Ct. Gai
G►eek 'kolas, 5 p et.
Do. B. 18'25. 5 p. Ct. 32
Do. Aeet.
01ex. Bds. 5 per Ct. 30 •

BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
!HAUL TAM VIZ MAIM
Anglo Mexican (las. at 5 pm.) 100 100 34
Brazilian Imp. (in. £5 pm.) 35 20 70 69
St. John del Rey 20 5 41
Columbian (isa. at £5 pm.) 55 421 111
United Mexican (ht. at .C 2 pm) 40 391 111
Van Diemen's Land Agri& 100 11 71 7
Liverpool and Manchester 100 100 206
marine 100 5 4

Ditto Subscript. Thirds
Anglo Mexican Mint
General Steam Navigation
Brazilian Company
Real del Monte

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