Star.
London, England, 1826-05-09 00:00:00

SPOR fING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, May s.
TM attendance was not very numerous, but some brisk and im-
portant betting took place in the early part of the day, on the
Oaks producing alterations of considerable import. Mignionette
went back to 14 to 1 it being reported that she has been tried and
found wanting. Bo. Peep was backed against her at evens. Para-
pink alms receded, as did Rachel. Problem is a better favourite
than before. For the St. Leger, 11 to 1 was offered ag:dnse Cru-
sader, and :0 to 1 taken against Paul Pry. The odds left off, as
under:—

S to 1 apt Panic
5 to 1 apt The General
5 to ! apt The hloslens
2 to 1 apt Dervide
15 to 1 apt Monarch

DIIRST.
117
to 1 agst Advance
17 to 1 apt Shakspeare
12 to 1 apt Carthago
I 22 to 1 apt Truth
I 23 to 1 agit Dothan.

S Audi to 4 apt Problem 15 to 1 apt Rachel
10 to I agst Parapluie 15 to 1 apt Elisabeth
10 to 1 apt Tears 20 to 1 agst Louisa
13 to 1 apt 80-Peep 100 to 6 agst Butterfly
14 to 1 agst blignionette 100 to 6 agst Gameba
ST. Litsm--IS to 2 on the field.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING.
NEWMA MUT, SIIIIDAT NIGN; ELXVIIM O'CLOCIG
Eerruto.—But little business has been done this evening on any
thing but the 4110113 Stakes; and the odds have experienced but
little alteration. Many of the great betting men remain in London,
to complete their books for tke Derby and Oaks, and make their
engagements for the Stakes at York next week; indeed, though
good running is expected, this week's list does not hold any thing
particular for speculation, with the exception of the Scrub Stakes
and this Goshawk is booked as safe to win. If any horse haa varies.;
for the Derby it is The General, which is a shade before the other
two, but the betting is rather indefinite, Mignionette is about halfa
point in advance for the Oaks, ant Problem remains in stun juts.
No alteration in the Leger. •
AU the Derby and Oiks horses in training here will be sent off
immediately for Epsom, to be ready for the Razes, which com-
mence on Tuesday fortnight.

MONDAY.

Handicap Sweeptakos of 10 so•s. each, for I yrs old and upwards.
A. F.

Duke of Richmond's br. c. Toil and Trouble, 3 yrs, lit. 61b. 1
Duke of Rutland's El Dorado, 5 yrs, Ist. 51b. . 2
'The following started, but were net placed :—Duke of Grafton's
Pecelle, Ist. 131 b. General Grosvenor's Crockery, Ist. 91b. Mr.
Scott's Wints, ast. Glb. Mr. Grevillo's Dahlia, Ist. 21b. Mr.
Rogers's Turban, Get. 71b. Lord Verulam's c. by il'oeful, Ist. 51b.
and Mr. Vanslttart's Slight colt, lit. lib. Won by a head.
Mateh-10{1 soy. T. Y. C.
.
Mr. Uday's Tarandus, Sit. 41b. . . 1
Lord Exeter's Redgaantlet, Sm. 41b. . 2
Won by a bead.
Match-1 CI sev. T. Y. C.
Duke of Grafton's f. by Woful, Miltonia, Ist. 41b. I
Lord Anson's f. by Bastard, Sit. 41b. . .' . I
Won by a length.
Match-2430 soy. D. M.
. . Duke of Grafton's Rufus, Ist. 7th. . I
Lord Orford's Fleance Ist. . . • • 2

Won very easy by two lengtbs.
Sweeptakes of 100 soy. each, h. ft. aM.
Lord Anson's ch. c. by Aladdin, ist. sib. .
Lord Exeter's Recruit, by Whalebone, Sit. 71b.
Mr. Greville's c. by Whalebone, Gramarie •
Woo by half a length.
SPARRING.

The exhibition of yesterday at the Tennis Court was for ale
benefit of the Distressed Manufacturers, and the produce was be-
tween Forty and Fifty Pounds.
Ward, after a sewn with Bitton, challenged " any man in the
world."

We are sorry to announce the failure of one of the
oldest and most eminent Banking-houses of Europe—shat of Messrs.
Fates and Co. of Vienna. . _ _

The scarcity of money in Paris at the present We-
meat is obvious, from the fact that more than half a million deviling
was advanced by the Mont de Pirte on goods pledged iu the month
of April alone.