Star.
London, England, 1826-09-12 00:00:00

rAsHiolAnt iIsITELLMENct.

The Marquis or Clanricarde entertained a dirainguisbed pant to
dinner yekerday, at his house in St. James's square.
Tire Duke of Rutland left his house in Arlington street on Sun-
day. for Brighten.
The Duke of St. Albans§ arrived yekterday It hit house in St.
'James's square, from a shooting excursion, at the seat of Mrs.
Coutts, in Essex.
The Eats and Countess of Hardwick have arrived at Wimpole
Cambrtdgeshire, horn their seat in H, rts.
The Mirqtris and Mai chioneSs of Stafford have arrived at
Edinburghl from their seat in Sutherland/4ln .
Lord Francis Gower arrived on Friday at his house in Alba
made street from Russia.
Lord Melbourne bas mitred in town, from the teat 61 Earl
Cowper, Pansanger, Herts.
A* and Mrs Barnard have arrived at their seat at Putney,
from Brighton.
Sir John Dashwood King. Bart. arrived yesterday at the house
of Mri. Couch, Holley Loige, Highgate, from a sporting excur-
sion in Essex.

Sir William Ingleby, Bart. has arritred in town from Riptry
Hall, Yorkshire:
Arrivals at Fenton 's New HOrel, St. James's street--Colonel
Travor, and Captain Wood, front Yorkshire; and Captain Brr-
resford, from Winds*.
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Mr and Mrs Meyeti and family have arrived at the Waterloo
Hotel, Jennyn street, from
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Colonel and Mrs Stapleton have left the Pulteney Hotel, Albe-
marle street, for Norfolk.
Mr and Lady Elizabeth Hope Vere and family have left the
St. George's Hotel, Albemarle street, for their seat in Scotland.
Departures front the Clarendon Hotel, Bond street—The Earl
of. Guildford and suite, fur Turkey; and Mr and Mrs Methuen
and family, for Hastings.
Arrivals at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyti street—Mr. and Mrs.
Smith Barry and family, from their seat in Cheshire; Henry Fer-
guson Rs,. front Devonshire, Mr and Mrs Hobert Leeson. front
the Continent ; Thomas Earthy, Esq. from Bath ; and T. Drake,
Eli. from the Continent'.
Arrivals at the Brunswick Hotel (late Blake's) Jerrnyn Street—
Monsieur and Madame Luterothy and Alonstrur Alphonse and
Mademoiselle Lutcrodr, from a tour. Departures—Lord Fer-
rard and the Countess Massarene and family, for Antrim
Castle, Ireland.

Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James street—M. Ricardo,
Esq. and Richard Cheslyn, Esq. from a tour. Departure—The
Hon. T. Fiennes, for Belvidere.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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BETTING.ROOM TAI.-TERSALL'S, Seer. 11.
The Subscription-room this day was all bustle, the attendance
of Sporting Gentlemen being more numerous than we have ob..
served for some months. Squaring of books was the first object of
the leading speculatork, and this passed off without any thing to re-
mark upon. The betting proceeded with great spirit, but was
chiefly on double events, and between horses, many of the books
being full on the favektrites. Bedlamite has resumed his place ae
second favourite, and seems to give a direct contrasiktion to the re-
port of his having pulled up lame after his lass sweat. Helloed
is at the same point as before, but Mulatto is nut quite so good a
favourite, his backers being rather shy. The others have varied but a
slight degree, as will be collected from the following statement :
9 to 4 agst Belzoni 33 to 1 apt Siiortwaist
6 to 1 agsc Bedlamite 60 tot apt Garcia
S to 1 apt Mulatto 1000 to 15 agst M.icAdam
12 to 1 apt The Dragon 1000 to 14 apt Fanny Davies
13 to 1 apt Paul Pry 1000 to 12 ago Thales
14 to 1 apt Tarrare 1000 to 10 agst Swiss Guide
15 to 1 agst Crusader 1040 to 10 agst liarrataria
30 to 1 agst The General 1000 to 50 apt Forth's Lot.
Captain Lockeshorses, Crockety and Orator, were this day sold
at Tattersall's, by private contract, fur 100 gs. eaCh, to a City Get}
tleman. Little Drives was sold for 150 at 13asing,toke.
BETTING IN ST. JAMES'S STREET.
rue ORSAT ST. Meal.
12 so 1 apt the Dragon
18 to 1 apt T
20 to 1 apt Paul Pry

5 to 4 apt Belzoni
6 to 1 apt Bedtamite
10 to 1 apt crusader
11 to 1 apt Mulatto
The chief betting has been on Crusader and Mulatto, which have
been backed very freely together at 10 to I. Various rumours have
been "Boat respecting 13edlaunite and Crusader; the betting will
thew that they are without the least fOundation, and this is con-
armed by private letters. With the exception of the Above, scarcely
any other horse was named.

PONTEFRACT RACES, Wsomssna.v.
Match-100 soy. Two miles.

Mr. Hemlock's ch. h. by Silirerbeels . . 1
Mr. Smith's br. b. by Smolensk', . a
The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. with 00gs. added. 31b. allowed, &c.
Two miles and *eves furlongs.
Mr. liouldsworth's br. f. Fanny Davies . . 1
Mr. Wilson's b. h. El Dorado g

Fin drawn.
CURILAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1126.

sUgo Whip, 25 sovereigns each.--Sligo Post.
Lard SHgo's cb. h. Langan, walked over.
Sweepstakes of 05 sovereigns, 10 half forfeit—for two years old,
Ist. each. Two•years.old Course.
Mr. Daxtoa's b. c. brother to Altanont, walked over.
Post Stakes, 50 half forfeit—for two years old, Ist. each. Two-
years-old Coarse.
Mr. Blake's ch. L sister to E.ruccioli, received forfeit.

D*Y.
Hunters' Match. 25 sots. each—Blue Post. Rode by Gtotlestes.
Mr. Hugo's br. g. Hugo de Lacy (Mr. Battersby) 1
Mr. J. B. Hunter's M. g. (owner) .

WEDNESDAY.
King's Plate of 100 Guineas for any horse carrying i2st. Four
mile heats.
Mr. Battersby's ch. b. Welcome .
Cannuin's b. b. Friar
Mr. Ilaminerton's b. b. King William

1 1
3 2
2 5

THURSDAY.
King's Plate of HS Guineas, for 3 year olds, Bst each. Two miles.
Mr. Watts's b. c. Mount Loftus . 1
Mr. Kelly's gr. c. Drone n
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Mr. Blake's be. c. Damian de Lacy . . 3

.1111 DAY.

King's Plate of 100 Guineas io;Mares, carrying lOst.each.—Four

toile heath

Mr. Watts's b. m. Tipsy, aged .
Mr. Hunter's b. m. Fib, 5 yrs
Mr. Ormsby 's b. m. Harriette Wilson, aged
Mr. Kennedy's b. m. Wire . .

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.1 2 2
.3 3 3
disc

•ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES.

It has been decided that the Clifton Stakes, at the above races;
shall be given to the owner of Jerry, the documents produced by
the owner of Wildboy not being deemed satisfactory as to his not
being thoroughly bred. The County Stakes are not yet decided,
as the question, Whether a qualified horse can be distanced by an
unqualified une ? will be submitted to the Jockey Club.
• THE RING.

Nast aNSALI AWD PHlClPSAiirsow.—The match between these
men was made last night, at the Castle Tavern, Holborn, for two
hundred pounds aside, to fight on Tuesday, the 13th December,
within thirty miles of London, on the ilirnunghatu road. O'Neal.
the fa►ourite S to 4.