Star.
London, England, 1828-01-22 00:00:00

NPORIING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Jaw. 21.
Until near five o'clock nothing was done, amt every thing seemed
to promise a dull day ; but at that time there Was a reaction in the
market, and the betting became brisk and important. In the
Derby, it would seem that Merchant is a little out of favour, as no
one wined back him under Te to 1 ; indeed, 8 to 1 were laid at
the opening. Folly and Larisaa are rising, and Amy is getting up
the ground lost last week. The Oaks betting was unusually
puzzling ; and although we have for some time been prepared for
a radical change, we did not look for so complete a one as that
effected by one half hour's betting yesterday. At one time the posi-
tions of the favourites were so confused, that it would have been
impossible to say which was first, second, or third, in the list; at
la.t Rosanne and Sarah fairly headed the rest. and settled first and
second favourites.—This alteration is hard to account for; we can
only suppose it to be attributable either to the breed of the horses,
or to a desire to make them good book favourites; certainly, never
was betting more completely without criteria, than that for the
Oak..—The odds left off thus—

Ihr RIM.

7i to 1 art Merchant
12 to 1 apt Satiety (15 taken)
It to 1 apt The Colonel
15 to 1 apt Druid
17 to 1 agst.Soutboote (taken)
20 to 1 apt Folly (taken)

20 to t agst Navarin (taken)
20 to I apt Mariner
25 to 1 ag.t Amy
18 to 1 agst Finesse
40 to 1 apt Mona
40 to 1 agst I3arnardo

[0 to 1 agst Rosanne (taken)
12 to I agst Sarah sister to Swiss
l 4 to 1 agst Lisette
l 4 to 1 apt Trampoline (1.5 ta.)
Sr. I
13 to 1 agst Bess] Bedlam (tali)
13 to 1 agst Velocipede
No others

15 to 1 agst Turquoise
20 w 1 apt Zoe
30 to 1 apt Balsine (taken)

18 to 1 asst Coulon
115 to 1 apt Ultimatum (taken:

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.

Tnessoax—Free Handicap of 100 sots. each, hJt. for 5 yr olds.
T. Y. C.
Sir John Shelley's b e Maresfield, by Aator, est 41b
Mr. Payne's ro f Serenade, Bst 41b
br e by Whalebone—Snowdrop, sat lib
Lord Exeter's b f by Captain Candid—Pantina, 7st Blb
FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.
Wranssane—The St. Leger Stakes, for 3 yr aids, colts, tint 71b
and fillies, Bst 41b. D. 1.•
Duke of Richmond's Hindostan, by Whalebone
Mr. Thornhill's cb c Merchant, by Merlin
br c Mariner, by Merlin
b c Magnet, by Merlin
Duke of Grafton's br c Drnid, by Merlin
-- b c Omen, by Orville
gr c Nutmeg, by Skim
Lord Kseter's br c Zinganee, by Tramp—Folly
b c. by Whisker—Zealot's dam
Mr. Payne's eh e by Walton—Johanna Southcote
Mr. Sowerbe• b e Palemon, by Vampyre
Gen. Grosvenor's b c Macenas, by Waterloo •
Lord G. H. Cavendish's b e brother to Goldolphin
Mr. Theakston's b c Jour de Noce., by liiacklock
h e Grampian, by Walton
Duke of Rutland's hr c by Andrew—Sorcery
b c by Waterloo—sister to Adelina.
LIVERPOOL RACES.
The rapid progress made by these Races excites general astonish-
ment, and cannot fail of making it a first-rate Meeting. Mr. Lynn
gives a Gold Cap, value 100 gs. to which is added a Stakes; the
Tradesmen also give a 100 guinea Cup, and moon's. In specie,
with a Stakes added. Besides these and other valuable prises, two
Free Handicaps are proposed, ooe of them having 146 horses put
down and the other 101—the nominations including Memnon,
Matil:la, Nonplus, Longwaia; Granby, Aetenon, and most of the.
crack racerb.