Star.
London, England, 1827-08-10 00:00:00

SPORTING IN I ELLIGENCE.

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DEAL AND DOWNS REGATTA.
We are authorised to slay. tin* Regatta will take place on Wee:nesday, nesday, the 49th, and Thursday, the 30th tnuant, inttead of tid 24th and 25th, those
RdaoyswinltNerGfennugitwTicthuCtElmerbury tes.
Yesterday afternoon a Wherry and other pricey, given by ttle
Ladies and Gentlemen of St. Clement Danes. St. Mary lt.Strats4,
&e. were rowed for by • pair of oars, belonging to Atundel•stairs
and Strand-lane. Two beats were must admirably comested, awl
a great delight ; but in the grand beat some room( wok
place, and alter a tight or two on the water, in Which sevetalled
overboard, the Managers declared the match should take place ua
a future day.

Hossiaarwown Ratlarra.—A grand rowing march took place
yesterday, for a whtrry and other prizes, given by subscription, to
be rowed for by sit pair of sculls, free, watermen—tbe second boat
to receive five guineas—the gift of Charles Calvert, El. M.P.
Rose Woo the boat by a length. The river was literati), covertil
with boats.

YORK AUGUST MEETING.
Tonic, 1' Nom.
The races of to-day require little to be said in addition t rrhst
was contained i• our last account —Bsrelegs was the favourite f r
the Knavesmire against Sirius, at 6 to 4, and we. best cleverly.
The betting on the Yorkshire Stakes ran very high, at 5 to 4
against the winner, 7 to 4 against Jupiter, g to t agsiost Raman,
and tO to 1 art each of the others. Jupiter made all the running,
and kept the lead till within a very short distance of horneoebes
Medora, who had been lurking in his quarter, got into his spied,
gave his godship the go by, and won by a length.
Brownlock was the favourite for the Plate at Ai to 4.
The Fifty sou. Stakes was walked over for by Lord &sr.
borough's Brother to Pasta.

RACK CORM, WEDNILIDAT APTILIOOOII, FOUR n'CLOCL
Business to an immense amount has been done last night avi
this morning on the &. Leger, and a great many horses were
backed klameluke was in high favour, and was taken for wend
thousands at evens against ten horses jointly (Granby rend Semple,
►cared); Granby was also in request, and 5 to I had plenty sf
takers. The odds in the City this morning, on this stakeorgts
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thus—.

Se. Luta.
7to agst llameluke (taken 122 to 1 ago Malik
to a large amount) 23 to 1 art Lumley
5 tot apt Granby (taken 30 to 1 agst Sancho
freely) 33 to 1 ag.t Trsnalatio•
12 to 1 apt Nonplus 40 to 1 apt 31edsra (taboo)
16 to 1 agst Matilda 140 to 1 apt any other.
20 to 1 apt Lunaria _ _

Thirty Guineas' Stakes.
Sto 4 apt Matilda I sto 1 apt !Moonshine
To pieveut p.p. engagements on the (noses for Flail iy's rate,
which may not start, we have taken the trouble to inquire what us
likely to he drawn, and find that the following will, very probably,
pay forfeit for the 30 guineas' Stakes—Lord Kelburne's llybtery,
Duke of Leeds's Meth, Mr. Petre's Nonplu., Mr. Prue, Granby,
Mr. Foljambe's colt. Sir J. Byng's eh. c. Pedlar, Mr. Gascayee's
Comas colt, Mr. Ilaworth's Cottager, Mr. Morris's filly, Bt.
Luntley's Cation colt, Mr. Lumley's Tramp colt, Mr. Pooktes
Popsy, and Mr. Powlea's Miss Emma.
Mr. Fetre's The Colonel and Mabby will not rem for the Horsley
Stakes.

The following Noblemen and Gcntlemen are now on the rats
course—Lords Ll'andford, Scarborough, Darlington, Fussedlas,
Kelburne, Kennedy, Milton; Sirs J. Johnson, W. Milner, 't
Sykes; Honourable' H. Hurler, E. Prin, 11. Lascelles, F.. las
ernes, T. O. Powlett ; General Sharpe; Cols. Udney, Cholmlss,
Bussed, Cradock ; Captains Baird, Ilyng, Eamsden, Hely, T.ylsr;
Megan. Wilson, Peel,.M.P. Houltlawurch, M.P. Watt, Thelluia,
Etc, The weather continues esceediagly favourable.
The most important race of to-day was the Two year old, Ishii
has just been decided as follows—
sweepstakes of 20 son, each, for two yr olds, colts, Sst. slb. al
fillies, 13st. 21b. T. Y.C. Sixteen Subscribers.
Lord Fitzwilliam's hr. f. Ballad Singer . .
Mr. Ridadale's ch, c. I4irlequin
Mr. Watt's ch. f. by Whisker ;
The following also started, but were not placed—Mr. Honk-
worth's b. f. Alaudeld Lau; Lord Kelburne s b. f. by Blackloct;
Mr. Wilson's b. c. Brother to the Juggler ; Lord Kennedy's b. r.
by Champignoe; Dlr. Sykes's ch. c. by Blackleck ;
eon's b. f. Eliza; and Mr. Churchill's Vivian Grey.
The following paid forfeit—Mr. Petre's Mabby, Mr. Scou's
Velocipede, Mr. G. Peter's The Abbot, Mr. Powlett's Spurs
Dandy and Lord Milton's Mariquete.
We cannot call to mind ever having seen a more sporting race '
than this; every horse and jockey did his duty. The younptm
were a tolerably long time prancing and capering about before they
could be got together for starting; but wbeit once that was attained,
they went off without a false start, and without swerving is the
least. Their appearance on going away was imposing, and ice th
first quarter of a mile was completely ea nsilitaire; nor did k wq
from this till within the distance, when the Billad Slow,
Harlequin, and Mr. Watts's filly came in front, and it beak
racing in every sense of the word. When passing the Grand Sad
it was a toss up for choice, but my Lord's contrived to win stile
by three quarter of a length. The seven not placed were else
upon the heels of the first three, with only one exception. 'Da
betting was rnusually heavy oo this racc ; and varied so ha the
town, on the course, and during the race, that we cannot now gin
the odds. Ballad Singer was rode by Lye, Harlequin by Temp*
man, Watts by W. Seott, Mansfield Lass by Jackson, Lord fie-
burne's by H. Edwards, 3rotber to the Juggler by Johnson, Lad
Kennedy's by Noble, Mr. Syles's by Skelton, Eliza by Garbta,o4
Vivian Grey by Nicholson.

A 11.01111111131111 POE TO.MOELOW.
Filly Stakes of 30 Goys. each. Six Subscribers.
Lord Scarborough's Sister to Tardre
Mr. 0. Petre's b. f. Matilda
Lord Fitswilliam's Dinah
The rest have paid:
Produce Stakes of lon each. Fifteen Subscribers.
Lord Milton's Medora
Mr. Watts's Altisidora colt
Manuel!' Oily
Lord Scarborough's b. c. by Comus—Byram's dal
Sister to Fair Charlotte

Mr. Houldsworth's Talma
Mr. Gascerie's Trulla illy
The others pay forfeit.
The City .C. 50 added to one•tkird of a Subscriptioo of U Wm. sack
Twenty•eight Subscribers.
Lord Kelburne's Jerry
Lard Fitzwilliam's Florist:nut
Duke of Leeds's Sirius
Lord Scarborough's Lady Georgia=
Lord Kelburne's Actium

MARRIED.
Rev. Wm. Clark, late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge,
Mary, daughter of the late Dr. Darling Willis.
Rev. T. Furneaux, youngest sou of the late Rev. J. Furness:, of
Swilly, to Anne, eldest daughter of the late Rev..l. Rietards,vor
of Wedmore, Somersetshlre.

DIED.
Saturday seonight, at Dumfries, after a lingering constants:or
in the prime of life, Miss Jean Carruthers, sister of Robert Cane
titers, E.g. author of " The Poetry of Milton's Proses. _

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