Star.
London, England, 1828-07-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLI::EN,:E.

s lIRTTIXo.R6O3,t,"rATTETIS.CLOI, JR, 10.1
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9 ton ass' Velocfpree . 1 3.ti. I age The Citified
sto 1 sass De-fiy Dedlani• 'r tt 11, 1 upt Benue.*
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''• • NEWIrAftKICT JI/LV •Mtis:rr NC:.
-.- Nitiewasarr. Tabasoir. Jirti-te:
The ennchr.ion of the bleetifig titi4 day Is ptarked by a. . i
unusual f..ct, that or three being (4,4' nne r.tie apt ))) ill ft 4. Nit
mon. Wt Leliese a clecurnstinre id (ilk infi had Mr Leterrrit ••
the'year 1.1425 when the First October letnittittattlntneted wit% a
'lola 411 mate; betwerh kis. lloyaf.Ditilitirss the Duke of voices
Lionel Lincoln and bin Dation a• Dogardu With .ci unprowd.ii,
to liar it %yid rot' be ingrilled thee the aft:l:Janie was very numeray
or the iiiterr.t itreat.
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Match-100 so% T.Y.C.
Mr. flunter's.gr e by Guarani's ... ... .
General Groot...me* Shepherdess ... . 9
Even betritip, the mart for choice. The loser gave the horse 416.
Gut the iirylt in which the race w is won proved that the 41b might
Wye btrit given the other way. Thi y ran well together till'elose A
hiaue, wZacn Mr. Hunter's let loose, and won easy by a Iswith.
WF.J.LS niters (5t.....0.
The Mendip Stakes of 20 Sows. each, h ft. and Only 5 If declatedl
ttc. with .O added from the Race Fuud. Twenty.two Subs.
Mr. Dilly's hit Luzborough. aged, 9-t 21* .. .. i
Mr. Irarquea►san% eresentiment, aged, :Ist 111 A ... 2
Mr. Sadler's Jock% 5 yr 4, So 711) ... '3
Betting-7 to 4 apt the winner; 2to I apt Joeko; 3to 1 ape
Presentment. ~ •

LANCASTER RACES. Jute S.'
A Sweepstakes of 20 sees. each. for Allis. It ft. three yr aids, s
211) each. Ducky" Course.' Ask and lituarter.
Lord Dorby's hr f • ... ' 4
4r. Clifton's sh f 4.a Damen., s
paid.-Von pakl.Won easy by a length.

The Town Plate of p3O; three yr olds. flst 10Th; four. Sat; five,
Ust 7th ; six, and aged, Bst 111 b. Manes, Ste. allowed Alb. HMS,
'lwo miles.
Mr. Serreantson'a h c Protens .. ••• .•• f 0
Mr. bra4.hrw's Splinter Bar, 3 yrs 0 1 1
JaCk4ull'i is The Karl, 3 yrs .. 0 2
Lord Grosvenor's b f Eqbeenclue, 4 yr* ... ... 40 dr
Won easy ; Protons could have won the second heat if lifter 419.
GRAND ROWING NIATCH FOR £OO SOVERRINCI.S.
A beautiful Rowing' Match took place yesterday between etglir
Gentlemen, for X2OO, to he rowed for by four pair rat oars, ens
heat. The match was of peculiar interest, as no fouling was al-
lowed, and it therefore depended Auer upon superior towing,
which is by far the fairest method of wagering, although it certainly
does not give so much opportunity for tact.es. The distance to be
rowed was thus-A—to star: from Putney Bridge, row through the
centre arch of Hammersmith Bridge, round a hoar moored near
Rose Bank Cottage, round a boat moored above Lawn Cottage,
return; and finish the heat, by being first through the centre arch of
Putney Bridge. •At starting Mr. Bootees and It. Finch took the
lead cleverly, closely followed by Mr. Hawman sad s:r. Western,
Mr. Southby and Mr: t ole being third. Attar rowing a short dis-
tance, however, Mr.' Butterly and Mr. Mere), who had before been
last, began to make good headway, and 'ants obtained .the third
place. 'The first pair were now at leis' thirty yards a-bead of their
opponent, but the second, third, and fourth. pair were close up with
each other. In tenting the Ault of I laninierankh
.iirioge an im-
portant change took place; Mr. Rowers and Mr. Finch were drifte4
by the strength of the tide, and lost their place; Mr. Butterly tad
Mr. Green were first round,. and Mr. Bowers and Mr. Flock
second. On turning the boat tied. Rose Bank Cottage, the boats
werenearly in the same position, and before reaching La wri Cottage,
the greatness of the distance had nearly exhausted them, and no
one to have 'seen their slow motions against tide. would for a
moment have supposed that they were rowing a wager. On going
with tide. however, they began to pull with great strength, and after
a beautiful contest, the betas came in thus—

1. Mr. Charles Hawman and Mr. George Western—pink.
2. Mr. John Butterly and Mr. Henry Green—green.
3. Mr. John Bowers and Mr. James Finch—white.

4. Mr. Francis 'Soudan and Mr. John Cole—yellow.
The first pair won the match by 200 yards in tine style.

A few days since, as"ii phaeton bel inging to Mr.
Franklin, of Cheltenham, was travelling near Rodbo•
rough, a viper, of the enormous length of four het,
sprang out of the hedge during the mi,mentary stop.
page of the vehicle, and coiled itself round the rim of
the wheel, by the evolusions of which it WAS killed,ipa
tew minutes.—Cleltenhans Chronick.

It appears from a Return made by order of the House
of Commons, that in addition to the sum of 13.764 9013.
4s. there was remainiug uninvesteden tbe,2ool Novem-
ber, 1827, a balance of 155,2251. ltts. Bd, ,in the banks
of England and Ireland, in the names of, the Commis•
sioners, on account of Savings Banks and Friendly
Societies.

Monday night a mare, the property cf Mr. Richards,
f Green-man-lane, Islington, -was stolenimen a field
at BalL'l-pond, and the sante night .was taken to I*
Golden Lion in St. John's-street, and left at. livery
man in the dress of a groom, who slid he had conil
from Uxbridge. He took away a leathein'halter4A.
was about the animal, and Le has not been seen sir,tea
Tuesday night, a dark brown mare was stolen front
Wormwood Scrubbs. On Tuesday night the countiag-
hlitise of Mr. Struiber, slater, of Isfitbank, was broken
into and robbed 'of a number of brass cock, marked
D. B. and aS. Same night two sailors, mimed F. J.
Ttetranor and-Alexander Falky, were robbed by worms
I f the town in Union.coutt, Shadwell, the fits mer (f his
witch, seven sovereigns, and 20s. in
.silver, and the
'latter of ft,nr sovereigns. .
Canton Papers to the 16th March belie. Maid.—
Ti,ey state that it was generally reported that the rebels
-in Western Tattaryhad received aa-tstance frdni Russia
in their revolt, and that the rebel Chieftain bad a piled •
to that Power for 100.000 men to sn.ria,sin, his fade-
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pendence. It was believed thxt Russian °Rico: had
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set ved in the insurgent army. Englijt piece goods
were in demind at Cant6n, but Cie import of handker-
Chiefs had been so extensive inat they weee'sellinifi
iris than prime cost.
At Abe peace of Tilsit, 'Napoleon accompanied the
Empetne:ol,.Kussia to the- left bank of the 'Niemen,
`where the Russian` GUarchfras .11tawai up. There the
Emperors eMbriced, and Napoleon took from his bread
the erns s.of the Legion of Honour, and attached it is
the...button-lola of the grenadier, on the right of the
front rank of the Russian Guard, saying, You %vat
remember that thii ii the day on which your mister
and I became trimitli."

• 'CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 11.
• Oar market continues in the sante languid state as on Wet:needs),
the consunien confining themselves solely to their immediate won%
and looking forward to the approaching harvest; therefore Moes
day's prices mist be quoted for all descriptions of Grain. ImPort3-
fiesta during the week : 6,100 qrs. Wheat; 170 qrs. Barley; 6,9°
Oats'; and 5,200 sacks Flour.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, JULY 11.
. The Beef Trade is rather better, the best young meat being 4s. td
to 4s. 6d. per stone. In Mutton no variation, the best young Dow'
remaining as we quoted on last market-day. The Veal 7 rade :1
dull, at 48. 6d. to ss. per stone for the best young Calves. Pork :4
scarcely so good, ss. to ss. 6d. per stone being the quotation or t!'t
dairy-:ed meat. Lamb 'twain, at 4s. 6d. to 58. Bd. per stone.
Beasts 410—Sheep 11,644—Pigs 110—Calves 4717.
Beet, per smut-, 3r. Od. to 41. Gd. Mutton, 59. Od. to 4s. el—
Veal. Ss. 6d. to 58. Od. fork, 49. Od. to is. 6d. Lamb, 43. fol. t 5
54 ed. Hay per load, X 5 51. to £4 153. Clover, £4 Os. 3'
Cl' Ss. &raw, .Ej 12s. to .61 16s.

BIRTHS
Thursday, in Portland-place, Lady Jane Peel, of twins.
• Alonday, at Taplow Court, Bucks, the Lady of Viscount lila-
wall of a second sun.
Tuesday, in Upper George-street, the Lady of Ma.:,or White,
Nom Bust India Company'r Service, of a &slitter.

MAIURIBD.
On !kit 10th init. at Camberwell Church, by the Rev. W. ClaY'
John-Hobert Payee. Ent, of the Ordnance Office, *rowet,to 10ba
111hry, third dasghter eft the bite 'antes Gay. Isrq. ut Cliaturoolla!

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