Star.
London, England, 1826-07-21 00:00:00

- .-SPANLSH FETE

The promised fete for the benefit of the-Spanish and
Italian refugees took place at 'these Gardens last night;
but owing to the very unfavourable state of the weather
it was by no means so well attended as was anticipated,
or as either the occasion or the attractions merited.—
The Gardens were lighted up with their usual bril-
liancy, various illuminated devices, constructed of va-'
ritgated lamps, being exhibited in different places, with
the motto " Al Herotrao is-felis" in glowing 'charac-
ters at.the bottom of the Quadrangle. The other em-
bellishments were the same as upon ordinary nights.—
The entertainments commenced with a concert, ins
,whicb nearly all the vocalists of distinction at present in
town performed gratuitously. Madame PASTA parri-
ecnlarly exerted herself, and was encored in Di niati
Pdpiti, which, amongst other things, she sung with ex-
quisite sweetness.
.A duet between her and Madame
CARADORI was beautifully performed. Signor de
BMUS was peculiarly happy in some of his comic
songs, and Signor Comm gave one or two airs in a
very.finestyle. Mr. BRARAM was encored in Kelvis
arove,•aatl Blue Bonnets over the Border. The eff-als
,of Maclacsse -BoatlN/yrALL.SINCLAIIt, Signor PILLS*
atuiti, and the other singers, both foreign and .native,
also gave-great satisfaction, and weir loudly applauded.
sawn lel-rile-concert terminated, the fireworks were
114 siffi birt- Mr. BLACKNORZ was prevented froas as-
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cehditig the tight rope in the midst of them, in conse-
qu,enee of its being wet from the rain. The amusements
'were to have terminated with a fancy ball, but no dancing
4'00: Place. Adiongtt the company were several te-
tpectuble groups, but very • few persons of rank or dis-
torcticm ; and their absence, unfortunately, was not
atoned for by a numerous assemblage of any other class.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING ROOll, TATTERSALL'S, Jose' to.

Most of .the Sporting men are in Cheltenham. A few strap.
tiers. however, made their appearance in the room ; but rather to
bear the result of the great Gloucestershire Stakes, than from say
intention of business. A few engagements, but too trilling to notice,
were entered into. No alteration whatever took place in t►e gene-
ral state of betting., which stand as tender
• 111 T. LIST&

3.t0 1 apt Belson' 23 to 1 apt Mae Adam
to 1 apt Bedlamite 60 to 1 apt '!be General
12 to 1 apt Pirate • '35 to 1 apt Barefoot
12 to 1 apt Crusader 40 to 1 agst Cratafeazer
16 40.1 apt The Dragon 40 to 1 apt Swiss GOYS
17 44 apt Fanny 40 to 1 agst Shortimisc,
IS to ii•agst Easton 60 to 1 agst Barataria.
CHELTENHAM RACES—W. mummy.
At an unusually early hour this morning, the note of preparation
was sounded, and the company began to pour in.from Bath, Mon-
ceder, Oxford, said the 'different places adjacent to Cheltenham,
so that by fen* o'clock the streets were crowded: The great number
of vialuiprfrom the northero Sporting towns, besides •)Newstarket
and the Metropolis, furniShad their putusoheor :_being a fuller
attendanCe of the betting Gitillemen than we have seep it Country
races for many/PO.I. .• • •. • . . •
At one q'cloclr, tkiDdlnas werelltetally triend with
of every .deseOptini;lllliieb, added to =she amusing th&nrif
bootkaana Ames. ormuseitted, with ,Sap of every eolosieff
-ssiultow, fanned a' roar buena& which Epson ling eatilA oct .-
bave.stsrpalsed.• -Thera mast have been at hoist 1601$0.Memoteis.
' - Roltd Hightlestlie Duke of Gloucester arrivittrablifif
jukcpeg.o'ilpiiirgttkeniaacio accompanied by some 011441142.3iis
.Hepiaseite;of Galardi; and attended by a single groomibt ,
_ll
Highness trottdried At*. five o'clock, when be ieft.lo,t
euticept.—There were also present the Marquis or (feta.; at
' • - • e, Chetwynde, 'Dormer, and Downes;' Sir
• . ingtowl .;GeneSals Bell, Cape!, and Wiwi." ;.
Hall; • . Windy end Mire • Captains A. Berkeley, ihasilis,
Croft, ald Raeven; &mien, Coolant% Freimpy,
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and Kerr, &c. Su. . •
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TLJ day's sport was excellent, Ind weak; off as followss,,,,
The Gird Gloucestershire,Sokes, of %MOS. each, I •
only Ivey declared, dte.• TWA miles. 'Sixty-nine iM . .
hie. Yates'! Cain, 4 yrs Tst. 1111 W. .*r. .
'Mr: Browne names Burgundy, t relit; 10lb.
Mr; Allytton's br. c. Flexible, 4-yre.iet.llllt • . , 3
The betting on theMliff*.ea, both at Landon and Chekenhon,
has been very hepvffor wieral weeks past, and has iluctualtd too-
siderably. Sbakspeare atiutßuphrates were backed freely, st 'Gest,
aft but when it was biota% that they would net wart:dad shat
'Lushotough had won the Somersetshire States at Batb,ke est up,
and kept. first favourite. The odds were u follows at starti6c
2to 1 apt Lusborough 10 to 1 agst Flexible .
6to 1 apt Cricketter 40 to 1 apt MultOilt • ' •
to 1 apt Phantasms 20 to 1 aist The )door .
JO t• 1 apt Sir Grey , 20 to 1 age Borpndy
10 to 1 agst Cain
About two o'clock the horses were got together, and, at tbenesal
signal, they went off, but it *s a4?lst start, and they had apt* to
assemble at the Judge.* chair. After a delay of ten minutes, a good
start was made, and a Ilse race ensued. Cricketter took a slight
lead at starting, with lusborouilt, Flexible, and Cala well **idiots
him • thus placed they went on se a tremaadovs rate to the Wu,
whet; Cain got in front; Burgundy, Flexible, The Moor, sad Sir
Grey being close at him. A very severe rattlidg race fieleentd,
without any material station in the passe. bat it was slim dot
"Cain bad the race in hand throughout, whiling it elemal. brfoi:
length. Sir Grey canle in fourth, MI The Kew W.
Entesdre,-Pbantasma, and Page's Kuhl 11.**F.

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• Sweepstakes of 5 sow. sub, and 30 atlieli. Mats see Wit.
Mr. Day's Miss West. 4 yrs . . a 1 1
Mr. B. Davies's b. m. Minos, • yrs . i 11 5
Mr. West's Mystery, 3) rs •• . . Idr
Mr. Moektord's Scamper, 3 yrs .
First Heat—Betting II to 4 apt Samirwr sPf **l allnilli
West. _ . .

Utilise a short run rase, and not remittable formottlty.—
Mini made o,th' running, with Mystery close at.let beds, and
won clevetiy by a length.
Second Heat—S to 4 agst Mims, and Ito 1 ape Mite Wan,
Miss West made all the running, and won cleverly byi good length.
Third Heat-4 to I so the winner.
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A beautiful race, and won by baU t week The wharf suds by
Pairs • Mystery, by J. Day ; Minna, by Calloway, and Sawn,
by J. baapple.
Sweepstakes of IS son. Web, and 20 added. Heats, timing's.
Mr. Dolpbbs names Lottery . . a • a
Mr. Dolphin names Trooper 11
Captain Berkeley names b. m. by %staid N

The wheat harvest has generally commenced in this
neighbourhood; and the accounts, both as to quillity
and quantity, are highly satisfactory.--Plymeenth Papa•

CORN RICHANOE, MARICAANE, Jos U. ,
The supplies if Grain are again moderate. The trade fat File
WINK is tolerably brisk, but other sorts an little in damaillik;s,
Barley is dell at Monday's prices. Beans anti Peas bays s,bitiory.
sale at the rates of Mooday. Vats maintain our last
though there are not many sales made.—Arrinh .* •
4,07040. Barley; 550 qn. Oats, 11,400 qrs. Flour4,9oomhati.e....-..-t• e..
Irish Oats, 555 qrs. Foreign Wheat, 11,50 e qrs. Barley, se gig
Oats, 4,500 qrs.

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SMITHFIELD MARKET, Jinx 11.
We lave a very large supply of Lambs and yep of gistbse
day, and bath these Meats may be quoted rather IsenntisS'
young Downs being about 4s. 4d. per stone. In Lamb ho $
decline of about 2d. per stone, line Meat being Is. 114.• Matt 1011100.-•••
Tbe Beef -trade genera*/ apt nets di* Prite Nevaig.,
.11114E,2'
being worth full 4s. iod. per stone. In the quotation wee VOORISUPIP.
is little' alteration, the best young Welts being 4as
stone. Perk remains steady at 41. U. to 411. fer IBM Olt
fed; and ss. 6d. to 44. td. for larger Moes.—.Domb,4l).; whop,
rlgs,loo ; Calves, 451. •
Deaf. per steno, ie. 6d. to 4L 10d. Mutes, 3s. 4d. se 4e.
4s. Mts. Leath 41. 4d. to do. 64. Pith. 4s. to 26.--lisle ell"!
44.f0 IS toe. areff, 44 102. to 44 ; Straw, 41 14s. to AM !I.

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

PARTIES

d Carrington had a select party at dinner yesterday, at his
*how ,'Whitehall;
1.0 d
Lc
Melbourne entertained the Earl and Countess Cowper and
'a sae party at dinner yesterday, at his, house, Whitehall.
MOVEMENTS.
'The Right Honourable the Earl of Balcarres and Lord Lindsay
have arrived at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn street, (late Blake's)
from Lancashire.
Viscount Northland has arrived at his seat, Dungannon Park,
'lreland, from the Continent, where be will entertain, during Six
weeks, numerous parties of distinguished *Mors.
Lord and Lady Holland left Holland House yesterday, for thdr
seat in Bedfordshire.
Lord Mount Sandford and Captain Ramsden left Thomas's
110 ,Ik keley square, yesterday, for Paris.
the His op of Lincoln and family left town yesterday, fur the
tcsi
l'alace. I kden, Hunts.
Dowager Lady Chetwynd has left her seat, Brocton Hall,
Lichfield, lot Bloyton Hall, Chester.
Colonel add Mrs Lloyd have left town for Ramsgate.
• H. lleckford, F.sq. arrived yesterday at his house in Upper
•Grosvenor street, from his seat in Essex. " • '
. Departures from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle street—Mr.
and Mrs Langley, for Paris; Captain Patterson, fur Cheltenham. •
Arrival at Fenton's New Hotel, Sc.James's street—Captain.
Latnuche, from a tour. Departures—Colonel and Captain Wood,
for Staines.
Arrival at the • Royal Hotel, fn. James's street—C. D. Rad—
cliffe, Esq. from Oxford. Departure—J. Page, Eaq. fa Holly.
liiii, Rent. .
Arrivals at Mivirt's Hotel, Lower Brook street—Edward Fer-
rand, Esq. and Mrs Ferrand and family, front Yorkshire. 'De-'
partures—Sir H. and Lady Williamson, for Florence.
Deparnires from Warren's Hotel, Regent street—Mn and Miss
Rainier, for their seat in Sussex ; henry Parkins, Esq. for his
seat in Surrey; Mr and Mrs Protheroe and family, for Bristol;
• Mr. Mrs. and Miss Portal, for their seat in Hants. I
Arrivals at Kirkbam's Hotel, Lower Brook street—Colonel
Calcraft, from a tour; Mr and Mrs Eyre, front the Continent;
Mr and Mrs Pares and family, from their seat in Leicestershire;
W. Selby, Esq, from his seat in Scotland • Captain Barton, front
a tour. Departures—M. Cholmeley, Esq. ALI'. for Brighton;
W. llowden, Esq. for Scotland. -