Star.
London, England, 1827-04-23 00:00:00

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A Detachment belonging to the 56th Regiment of Foot, em
barked on Friday on board the canal boat, at Paddington, on
route to Manchester. A Detachment belonging to the 57th Re-
giment of Infantry, embarked on Friday, on board a caual-boat,
at Paddington. on route to Burnley. Detachments belonging to
the 554 and 56tb Regiments of Foot marched on Saturday (rum
Westminster for Bristol, on route to Ireland. Detoohnsents be-
kugiug to the 45d, 68th, sod 26th Regiments of Infantry, marched
ai Saturday morning from Westminster for Bristol, ou rustic to
Flyounith.
The whole of the Detachments of the Depot of the 12th Foot,
st Sentry, and other stations in the county of Cork, ace to be
repleeestby the Depot of the 98th from Kinsale, on the Ist of
May nest. Dead-quarters of the 12th at Fernley.
Friday se'nuight, two companies of the Royal Artillery, under
command of Ni.jor Rucereao, landed at Cork from Bristol, per.
the George the Furth steam-packet, and proceeded immediately
for Parimollig, to replace an equal division of the same force or-
dered to
The 66th Regiment, quartered in Limerick garrison, have sub-
scribed 'Ai Is. 6d. toward, the monument to be erected in me-
mory of their late revered Commander-in-Chief.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
CATTERICK BRIDGE MEETING, Aram 16.

nes? DAY.
These celebrat.d Yorkshire flares, upon which so much depends,
and which nand in the same situation to the Great St. Leger, as
the Newmarket do to the Derby and Oaks, have produced most
Important n•Nults, and the Tatters&ll's betting will undergo a com-
plete revolution in consequence.
The Craven Stakes. Mile and a quarter.
Lud Kellserne's Jerry, 5 yrs . . l
Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Whisker, 3 yrs 2
4to 1 apt Jerry. Won by a neck.
The Produce Stakes of 25 somt. each. Two mike.
. . Mr. Riddelfs Hartpury . . 1
fir E. Dodsworth's ch. f. Sprite . 2
. .
2 to 1 on flavor', tub° won in a canter.
The Richmond Club Stakes of kel sots. each, p.p.
Uwe) Craduck's b. c. by Whisker . • I.
11r. Darnell's br. c. by Waverky . . 2
Ilr. Whitelock's b. f. by Reveller . . 3

6 to 4 on the winner—easy.
Sweepstakes of 100 sows. each. D. M.
➢roeard shot dr in fronveas never headed, and won very cleverly
by a koath—S to 4 on Brocard.

The Plate.

There was not a goad hoc;; in the race. although nine started.
)ir. Greenlet two year aid (slim caned Pilot) was the favotarite,
tad tuned the lot aloog in prime style, winning by a length.
Sweepeakes of 000 son. each. 11.4 f.
Loot Jeney's Mantelake received forfeit. Three paid.
HOO RACKS, Haarroaoseua. •

Saturday, the gist instant, the above Races took place, according
to maisal custom, In Lord Daere's Part, where, iii 'pima( the un-
tonatable state of the weather, there was the usual attendance of
the Nobility and Gentry of the county, together with a numerous
assemblage of spectators. The Races were ran in the following order ;
Fuss—The Gold Cup, fur all ages, Crave. weights, which was
wee with glee ease, by
Mr. Heatheotes be. c. Syntax, beating klr. Sowerisy's Liesci
Lincoln, and several others.

Second Rae—The County Stakes were wen with great ease, by
lard Veru/aan's cb. c. Upas, beating Dwiee and Berengasia.
Third Race—The Clab Stake!.

Lad Vendarn's Upas, 7st..slb. 1
Mr. Heathrow's Syntax, 7st. 141 b. t
. .
This was • very interesting race, and won by a neck only. Two
when started.

Fourth and last Race, was a Handicap won very easily by
Le Versant's b. c. ilelas. beating Rufus and Samaria.
HUNTING.
The Lambton For Hounds meet to-morrow, at Hamsterley ;
Monday, at &radon rit House; and Saturday, at Lord Butsf•
liantstioa.

N. F. 11.—Mr. Nicoll's Hounds on Thursday, at Burley Lodge;
Sunday, at Broncney. •
Lord Derby's Stag Mounds finished thelr season on Friday with
s splendid run. Me stag was spurted at Godstone. and took over
tbe ball to Outwood Common and Crawley Downs, and was taken
h a barn, about two miles from Turner's Hill. after a ran of two
boars and forty minutes over a very heavy country, with plenty of
fearing, Lord Stanley and the Hon. J. Stanley were In at the
death. A young Gentleman, of the name of Urquhart, particularly
eastinguished himself by the intrepidity and cleverness with which
he followed the hounds, and cleared some remarkably difficult kaps.
lie rode one of the most clapping prime bits of blood weever saw;
Leicestershire could nut have produced any thing superior to it.
FOX HUNTING.
lloaday, the Holywood Hounds threw off at the Wotton, near
nibtlsmile•stone on the Finglas road, near Dublin, after a fine
Mhotsiown dog fox. Reynard, at first, evinced some intention
*likening, hut immediately took boldly away round .by Bun-
tline to the hills of Kilbride, thence to PrWe- own and Belvy, and
hlith; Bantry house to his right, bore off stoutly across Kilmartin
the upper gannocks to the old house of Damastown, there
Point; the Clonee river and the high rind between hfulhuddart
tad Chen, kept gallantly a head, making his point by lilakestown
foe Naaskld demesne, thence forward by Hilltown and West-
Philnavni, again facing the open country, and running close to the
sid castle of Cenfoy, the pack gallantly ran him to vhw, ran into
sod killed him beside the banks of the Royal Canal, at Collins's.,
hidge, near Lucia. Eleven sportsmen rode fairly into the death.,
The beat ut the day and hardness of the ground, rendered it racrediogly
diittessing on mtn, borne, and dogs, and notwithstand-
ing aim that Itcyturd made many attempts to baffle his pursuers,
the conduct of the huunds could not be excelled. We understand
that even this ran is considered by the Members of the Holywood
Hint inferior to several other splendid tux hunts they have had this
Irmo, so particularly fortunate have they been throughout.

TANDEM MATCH.
Captain Swann undertook his tandem match on Friday over a
Sewn mile piece of ground on Epping Forest. Ile engaged to drive
it miles at a trot within the hour, for 160 soya, and to back his
olwels if be broke into a gallop. This happened only in the seventh
Nie.vsliitis he, nevertheless, completed in 33 minutes. On his
Iti6rn the pacing of the horses was a complete picture. The match
`46 eau easily, with two minutes and six seconds to spare. Betting
f4t to four ou time.

ROYAL ItitirtasAßY.—LY, rerday the Anniversary
of this institution (fur the relief of the poor afflicted with
"enti (tithe eye) was prrached by the Res. ALPPAPPIR DALLAS,
C"FIPS to the Lord Bishop of L at Sc. George's, iianevet.
*I" g It• Tuts eihlialintent Was formed in the year 1804, under
sinunrsitate patronage of their late lilasantas and the Royal
3111.1111 POW pattsnised by his present NI ASISTT. No fewer
iab'al'44B Pleas have been received Otto this Institution since
t•ritotrza, 111 ailtlition to 1,4111 then remaining on the books.
ti iy, being Sunday. the Ai.niversur) See-
Pk..tri In .1,1 a the fund. of the St. Patrick's Charity Schools and
8:111,111 tot Fermi. Orphans, was pllehthed at St. Patrick's Chapel,
T4"tral, Noh,t, Ily the ilea. DIPM O'Limsv, on which 00.
mufti Po4k4, Ilish Mats TM Watt rated,