Star.
London, England, 1827-10-29 00:00:00

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Nl'OßllNli INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKRT HOUGHTON MRRTINO.
Ngwaaagg7, SUNDAY Renown.
The Turf season for 1827 closes with this meeting, of which to-
morrow will be the first day. It has a bold beginning, thirteen
races being fixed for to-morrow; and there is little doubt of its
'turning out the best race week of the year in the number of
Matches, Stakes, and Plates; of the first there are already 17 in
the list. The matches at present made are to the value of upwards
of three thousand pounds, and all of them between some of the best
horses at Newmarket. In addition to these, several others are on
the tapir. That between the Marquis of Cleveland's Memnon and
the Duke of Portland's Alderman will not be run. The Marquis
of Szeter's Marinella and Colonel ildny's Donna Clara filly, are not
expected to run their match, as the former (having another match
on the same day with Marinelli against t►e Duke of Richmond's
Gulnare, who allowa 91b.) it Is thought, will pay forfeit. It is
also a matter of doubt whether the match between Translation and
the Tippitywitchet filly will come off. Some doubt also prevails
in reference to Glenartney's match whit Lord Orford's colt, by
Rainbow.

The matches between Pastime and Lamplighter, Toso and Sou-
venir, and Hobgoblin and Babel, will be great betting races, as all
the horses are first raters, and are well matched. The celebrated
Rules, who made such a stir in the sporting world in 1825, comes
under the hammer in the comae of the week. Tuesday there will
be sold a draft from Lord Exeter's stud, and, on Wednesday, a draft
from Mr. Rogers's smirks.
Among the present arrivals are the Duke and fiches. of Rich •
mond, the Duke of Grafton, the Marquis and Marchioness of
Exeter, Lord and Lady Clinton, Sir John Shelley, C. Wilson, Esq.
and Lady, Messrs. Irby, Howard, &c.
His Grace the Duke of Rutland will have grand shooting and
dining parties during the week, and the week &fret there wili be the
usual &gimes over his Grace's domain at Chcvely.
The following are a few of the appointments for to- mosrow—
ataTeMlS.

WO sova.—..Lord Jeney's Glenartney apt Lord Orford's e. Rain-
bow—Mao Witch, nat. 71b. each, D. M. 6.ft.
500 seas. I. ft.—Marquis of Exeter's Hobgoblin apt Mr. Payne's
Babel, nst. 71b. each, T.M.M.
200 oars. h. R.—Sir John Shelley's Barnardo apt Mr. Payne's
bl. c.. by Smolenako—Lady Ern, nat. 71b. each, T. Y.C.
100 sovs. h. ft.—Colonel Udny's Donna Clara f. ag t Marquis of
Exeter's Marinella, by Soothsayer—Bess, nst. nib. D. M.
200 tors. h. ft —Duke of Richmond's Guinan, Sat. 91b. agat
Lord Exeter's f. MarineUa, tist. D. M.

HUNTING.
His Majesty's Stag Hounds meet on Friday, at Ascot Heath.
Mr. Freeman's Harriers, on Wedne,day, at Gynp Furze; and
Friday, at Cbildrey Furze.
The C Hounds to-morrow, at Chilton House; Wednesday,
at )Ir. Dundai's Lodge; Friday, at Holt Pound; and Saturday, at
the Column in the Forest.

Sir John Cope's Hounds on Wednesday, at the Red Lion, Basilda ;
and Friday, at Yattenden.
H. Jolliffe's, Esq. Fos Hounds on Wednesday, at Nutfield ; and
Saturday, it Windmill, Walton.
Surrey Fox Hounds on Thursday, at the Half Mopn ; and Satur-
day, at Batley Hill.
The Hambledon Hounds on Wednesday, at Stephens Castle
Down; and Friday, at Westbury.
Sir George Sitwell's Fox Hounds, to-morrow, at Suwon; and
Friday, at Handsworth
THE MARKETS. •

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Ocr. 29.
In consequence of the shortness of our supplies, (Oats excepted)
our market wale extremely brisk this morning, when fine samples
of new as well as old Wheat sold readily at 625. per quarter ' • and the
middling qualities were more enquired after. Malting Barley was
also free sale at 36.. per quarter—the maltsters buy with an un-
sparing band. White Peas are d.O sale at 465. per quarter; but
Grey ones were brisk at the same price. Tick Beans were dull
sale at 40s. per quarter; but small ones were in great demand, the
quantity at market being very limited. Oats, except some very fine
picked samples, were la. per quarter lower.
Wheat, Kent et Essex, 50s 61s Peas, Grey 405 46,
Suffolk, 500 60s Beans, Small (new) 30s 34a
Norfolk, Ins 554 - Tick, (new) 365 40a
Rye 30s 34s Oats, Potatoe 26s 50s
Barley 300 36s Poland 24s 2115
Malt 60$ 645 Feed 16s 211

Peas, White 36s 381
Bolters 42s 46s
11l MI TATIONI

Flour, per sack, 455. 50s:
Rapeseed tOs rill per last:
LAST WIDE.

Wheat, Engliah gnat ter, 3,414
Do. Foreign 572
Barley, British 5,087
Barley, Irish
Mail, British
Oats

Foreign Oats 13,784
Irish Oats 5,515
Beans, qrs. 3,252
Peas 1,937
English Floor, suds 7,573
Foreign do. barrels
ET.

1,869
595

SMITHFIELD hIAQSBT, Ocr. 29.
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Beef is better sale, and the best young Snots are 41.8 d. to 41.10 d.
per stone. In Mutton there is also an advance, the finest young
Downs being at 4s. Bd. per stone. Veal scarcely maintains its price,
is. 6d. to Ss. Bd. per stone being a quotation. In Pork the varia-
tion at present is of little moment, Ss. to 6s. per stone is the pries of
the best dairy-fed Meat ; and large Hogs eve 4s. 6d. to Ss.—Beasts,
2,843; Sheep, 2,327 ; Pigs, 170 ; Calves, 160.
Beef, per stone, 4s. to 45.104. Mutton, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Ild. Veal, Ss.
to Ss. 841. Pork, ss. to Se. _

LIVEPOOL, Oct. 27.
The Imports this week of Produce, both foreign and coastwise,
have been very limited.
Csreoa.—The quantity imported does not exceed 1,405 bass, and
the sales are 11,550 bags, at barely last weeks prices.
Stoma, &c.—A fair business has been done in Sugar, $OO hhds.
having been disposed of without alteration in prices.—Thern have
been.no sakes V East India or Foreign ; nor any transactions in
Coffee, Cocoa, Ginger, and Flamini° ; 300 hisds. filelasses have been
sold at 50a. foi St. Lucia, 51,. for Demerara, and 31s. 6d. for St.
scum and thirty tierces iddling Carolina have
been sold u high as Its. and 100 bags East loilla at ISs. to 15s. 9d.
Paovissona.-41sere has been a fair business done in Butter dur-
ing this week. Is Beef and Pork but little doing. Belfast Bacon
selling from 52.5. to 545.
nes2mie
WELSH Pornis.--In crossing tilt /Pack. Mountains,
which are perhaps the most black and sterile spots upbar the Island,
you meet frequently with a kind of table-land of most boggy and
unstable surface. Upon these miniature Steppes, hundreds of black,
shaggy ponies, not much larger thieblewfoundland dogs, are found
apparently wild. They graze on these wild mountain plains in
droves, and are as much alarmed at the sight of a human being, as
.a herd of Antelopes on the Arabian Desert. When the owner
wishes to catch any of his ponies for sale, hr goes in search of them
as a huntsman in search of game; and hunting a pay Is some-
times attended with as much sport sad diScaky as mak% down
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a fog.—Leadian Weal" Perim •
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