Star.
London, England, 1829-08-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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STATE OF THE ODDS, Ave. 10.
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liven betting on Maaoduke-3 to I apt Rough Robin.
WaWAITS& IT. USSR.

7 to 2 apt Voltaire
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10 to t -- Sir Macias
I I to -- Frederklt

I S to l art Laity Sarah
Is to t Mende
25 to I --- WaluiPrial Boy

STOCK TON RACES—FiuT Dar.

Sweepstakes of 10 son. each. with 90 added. foe bones eau saes.
Two wiles. Rye Sabscribets.

lord Wilton's br. an. Aracime. aged 1
)Ir.Wethersil's b. f. Whisp. 4 yrs *
Wow easy.
31aitien Plate of SOL for bones of all ages. Two miles.
Mr. Scott's b e. Wodenblock, 3 yes
Mr. Itobinson's eb. e. Bolivar. 3 yeso 2 1 2
Sir J. B. resfortr. bL f. by Reveller, 4 yes
Mr. li,wntree's b. c. 110111110, 4 yes 3 0 4 0
Mr. Wilson's br. e. Arrow, 3 yes 0 4 dr
Mr. Bum li's b. f. by illaekloek, 5. yrs

A mint eitailent race.
SYMMS EAT.

A Gold Cup, value 100 inv:;titit-207;diled. for hones of All ages.

Three smiles.

Lord Wilton's is in. Aracbne, aged 1
31r. Golden 's br. f. Robin lined, 3 yrs s
Mr. Ntrefs b. e. Wellington. 5 yrs
A gaud race—won by half a length.
POTTERY BAC RS-- Ran D►T.
A Gold Cup. value Lou sov.. Twin round and a distance.
Mr. Y. Peel's he. Clinton 4 yes. 24.
Mr. T. W. (Ward's b. b Toler, 5 yes, ist. 111 h.
Sir 1' Stanley's c. g. by Tics-aim, 6 yrs, Ilst. 10th.
Mr. Booth names h. m. Grimalkin, 4 yrs, eats

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• An easy race.
A Hunter.' Stakes at 5 ones. eacb. p. p. with 4.3 sow. added. far
horses not thorougb-bred. Twice round and a distance.
Mr. S Itogere mines c. nt. Miss Sutton, 5 yrs. I Is. I I 1b.... I I
)Ir. J. 1/svenport, jun. n.. g. h. The Alderman, aged .... 3 2
Mr. It. liotradak ns. br. b. Wonder. 4 yrs. 104. IYlb
Wna easily by half* length.
SOCEDID DAY.

The Workmen'. Plate of 50 goys. added to a Subscription of 3
.vs. each, for bones, &c. of all ages. Twice round the Course
and a thwarter.
Sir W. Wynn's b. m. Ede, S yra. list.llb 3 4 I
Mr. Thomson's b. g. Orthodoa. aged, 9.1 1 9 2
Mr.T. W.Gifard's b. b. *Fader, 5 yrs. est. 81b 2 dr
The Maiden Plate rat SO sows. added to a Subwription of 2 sovs.
each, for horses, &c. of all ages, that never woo any plate, cup,
match. or stakes up to the day of running. Twice round lb.:
Course and a distance.
Mr. IC Peel's gr f. Minnie Grey, 4 yrs, Sit sib 1 2 1
Mr. T. Ca.pper's g. DI. Maple., 5 yr.. sit. alb 3 1 2
Mr. Hates •b. g. Cade, by Rib, 3 yrs, 7si 9 4
Major 0. Gore's b. f. Caroline, 5 yrs, 7st 4 3 dr
PLYMOUTH AND DEVON PORT It IC/C4_, Sacosn DAs.
The Gold Cup of 100 gs. value, the gracious Donation of his
Majesty, Lord High Steward of Plymouth. Best of three
heats, twice round the Course (about three milts).
Mr. W. Ley's Omen, 4 yrs. lust. 7111 1 1
Mr. Wilton Upaa, 6 yrs. list. Mb 9 2

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Thnre other homes ere place.l, hut tartly the above started. It
was a beautiful race, neck-and-neck nearly the whole distance
The run in was tremendous. Even betting at waning.
A Sweepstakes of S son. each, with 25 .ova. added (runt the Fund,
for horses not thorough-bred. Hest of three hers, once round
the Course sad a distance.
Mr. Wreford's b. f Warbler. 3 yrs. So. 9lh 1 2 1
Mr. Wilson's b. g. Gmnselkr, aged. 12.1. 2 1 2
Mr. Nantes ch. g. Trooper, aged, 12.1 3 3 0

IRELAND.

ENNIS, AMU*? 8.

You will be surprised to learn from some of our newspapers
here, that Mr. Talbot Glascock was here on the day of the eke-
dos, whets I tell you that be was in Dublin on that day, and that
neither blesser any other person's carriage had been broken inGon,
or elsewhere, as asserted. Had be come to /Canis it was the intention
Id the people to allow Matto pass without any annoyance whatever,
as they were instructed to do so by Mr. O'Connell and the Catholic
Clergy. I do not think he would bear a single shout of disapprob.-
ties, from the time be would enter Clare until he would leave k—
m, Ladies of Liam and I mist say that many of then' are. to use
the lioe of Wordsworth, " beautiful exceedingly," have been greatly
disappointed at not having an Flectioo or Assizes Ball, so fervently
anticipated and ',much desired. The disappointment was doubly
mortifying, as they declined for the last fanlight to go to the dil-
format beautiful and romantic watering places in the west of the
county, which have been greatly deserted this season. Yesterday
sad to-day. however, fashionable parties have been preparing to
quit the busy scene of " agitation," and seek for amusement and
society at the different villas along the sea shore.—lt is truly an
object of regret that no resident landlord of intimater and industry
takes care ot the local interests of the county, where the necessaries
of life can he had in such abundance. During the Aroma excel.
lent beef sold for 411 d. per lb. mutters 4d., pork 5J., fresh butter 1J
dickens from 7d. to rd. per couple, ducks 4d. a piece, a goose for
Is. Id., a turkey far Is. 6d., a pair of rabbits Id, salmon 3gd. per
lb., a large trout for Id.. a pike about the same price, and vege-
tables remarkably cheap. The crops are not an good as in seine
former years. but, with the exception of the oat crop, the rest are
tolerably good. An extraordinary share of beans have been sown
this year, but they are not doing well. The tax crop have entirely
failed. A labourer's wages is now Is. per day.
TRA LRE, Almost S.
This is fair day here, and as oar fairs have of late years been
going from had to worse, this is a very bad one indeed. There
is a great show of stock of every description ; all are anxious
to sell, but no one has any money to buy with. lambs front
off the mountains, which, with a few weeks of good lowland
&pasturage would become it for the butcher, were to be had
at only 4s. a piece : mountain sheep is the name condition
from 7s. to Os. each; and fat wetbers tram Is.. to 14e.; a good
much cow sg. to 51. 5..; and fat cows and earn Irons 71. to 101.—
The business at the great fair at Castle Weird the previous day
was equally bad. Butrer of the first quality is 655. per cwt.—
There is a very considerable and fast increa-ing trade in buster and
provisions between illennerville, about a mile from hence, and the
port of Liverpool, and a canal front Teeter to Blennerville is prc-
jeered. When this is accomplished (and the subscriptions are filling
rapidly). it is hoped that the sulk between this town and Liver-
pool. and the manufacturing districts in England, will be sufficient
to give employment to a regular trader, by steam, to and front
Liverpool to Blennerville.._..._