Star.
London, England, 1815-04-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INT ELLIGENCP.

NEWMARKET FIRS I' SPRING MEETING, 1315.
M(NDAY, APRIL 21.
Me...Dundas's Piranuts, est. heat Lord Foley's Scapewol,
Art. 41h. T.Y.C. 100gs.-6 to Son Pyramoc.
Capricorn, Met. heat the Duke of Rutland'. Kii-
tus.ilf, ust. I 21b. sOgs.-0 to 4 astir C.yricorii.
Mr. Ihlny's. Emily, est. 310.5. beat Lord G. H. Cavendish's Cat,
12:t. 7th. R.M. 2titigs. h. ft.-2 to lon Emily.
Ile Gipping Stalvsof 200 gs. each, h. ft. sst.7lb. each. R.M.
Mr. Andrew's colt Garus, by Hambletoniati 1
Mr. Thornhill's colt Anticipation, by Hambletonlan 2
Lord Foley's colt, by Quiz, out of sister to Chirpenham 3
Lord G. H. Cavendish's cult, by Waxy, out of Lily 4
Sir J. Shelley's filly, by Sorcerer or Waxy

Sir J. Shelley's filly, by Walton, out of Fanny
Four paid torfeit-7 to 4 agst Giros-5 to 1 agst Anticipation-
-2 to I agst Lord G. H. Cavendish's colt, by Waxy.
Lord Jersey's Cannon Ball, Bsr. 71b. beat Mr. Dundas's Libe-
rator, fist. A.F. 104 gs.-2 to I on Cannon Ball.
The King's Plate of loOgs. for glares, 3-yr• olds, Ast. 41b. 4 -yr-
olds, 9st. 41b. 5-yr-olds, Vet. 101 b. ti-yr•olds and aged, lost.—
Last three miles of B.C.
Duke of Grafton's br. filly Wire, 3-yr-old 1
Lord G. H. Cavendish's bl m. Cat, 5-yr-old • 2
Mr. Wyndham's br. filly Mermaid, 5-yr-old - - 3

Mr. Blake's bay filly Alma, S•yr-old
4 to I oo Wire.

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WONDERFUL EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING—The Leeds
Rockingham Coach, that left Snow hill on Friday
morning, at eight o'clock, was at Newark-upon.
Trent, by eight o'clock the same night-126 miles
front London !

A duel has been fought at Brussels between the
Hon. Mr. CAPEL and Baron TRIPP, but without in-
jury to either party.
Mr. WATERS, of the Opera-House, has very libe-
rally consented to allow the use of that Theatre for
a Benefit to the Caledonian Asylum.
heat.—This day the•LORD MAYOR ordered the
price to be reduced one halfpenny in the quarter!) loaf.
' As soon as the Marshal of the King's B:nch Prison
received authentic information that the room in which
Lord COCHRANE had been confined since his appre-
hension was dangerous to his health, he had the Noble
riiird removed to a more commodious apartment.
The report of the BONAPARTE having seized the
Duke of WELLINGTON'S plate is quite erroneous. It
lies been' brought to England.
It has been statpd in a Sunday Paper, and since
'mentioned in other prints, that M. BLACASI on the
16th of March, sent for M. le Faro, the principal
partner in the house of PERREGAUX and Co. and pro-
cured from him bills on London for one million ster-
ling, and gave him drafts on the Bank of Paris for
the money ; but the money was stopped by the vigi-
'lance of M. de la BORDA ; in consequence of uhich
M. Crottisiolit, another partner in the firm of P - ERIIE-
Gma, hurried over to 'England, and fortunately pit:-
Tensed the acceptance of tie bills.
We this forenoon received Halifax Papers to the
(213th. t They 'do not contain any news of moment.
ItiAr . cniral Gown's' e was daily expected to sail
Ii
fromiliat pan for Bermuda, and immediately on his
arrival it, that island, Admiral Sir A. COCHRANE: was
to prokirleto England in his Majesty's ship TON-
N RIM PoMoNP., from Bermuda, and the COS-
SACK, had arrived at Halifax, from' a cruizu, with
the Tl4se schooner in tow—a recapture, on her way
to an Miriam port. '