Star.
London, England, 1828-04-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
NIMMA MEET, Mt ittllAYA FTER?O,7II.

Arrivals—The Dukes of Portland, Rutland, Itichmonl, a 4
Grafton; Marquis of Exeter ; Earls Verulam, Jersey, OL
Sefton, Wilton, Stratihrooke ; Lords John Fr'zroy, C. I.7:•zr,'
Wharnciiffe, Anson, Charles Somerset, blolyneux, Lowth.r , s;
Charles Knightley ; Colonels Russell and Udtly ; Messrs.
son, Irby, liouldswortb, M.P. Stonchewer, alrllard, Stc.
The following is a correct statement of the day's sport—
Match 200 soya. b ft, Sat bib each. T.Y.C.
Duke of Grafton's f Turquoise • •
Mr. Paync's f by Whalebone—Varenne •••
Betting—Even on Turquoise. Won by a length. Buckle totle
winner.

Match 200 sovs. h ft. Ab. M.
Mr. Thornhill's Alariner, B.t 7th ..
Lord Anson's f Louisa, fist 21b ...
Betting--7 to 4 agst Mariner. Won by two lengths. Cl.ifnt,
rode the winner.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sous. each. D.M.
Mr. Uslny's f by Partisan, 5 yrs, Ist 121 b .. ...
Mr. Stanley's Mates, 4 yrs, Bst 11,1 ...
Duke of Richmond's Chico. 2 yrs, Gst 21b ..
Mr. Rogers's Nonsuit, '5 yrs, let 10111 ...
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Mr. Hunteetsf by Gustavus,'_ yts, sst 1316 ...
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ilk tting-4 to 1 agst f by Partisan; 2to 1 agst Nonsn' t. ohe
paid. Won by a length. Pavis rmle the winner.
Sweepqakes of 200 swvs. each, It ft ; colts, Sst 51b ; filTies, 'I ! 1!)
51b allowed to untried mares, Zee. and if both slb. D. 'l.
Duke of Itutland's c Cadland ...
Duke of Portland's c by Tlresias ..
Betting-5 to 1 agst Cadland. Two paid. Won easy. 1',.:!,,t1„,;
rode the winner.
Sweepstakes of 10 tors. each—two yr olds, Tat; three, R 4, 71!).
T.Y.C.

Mr. Rogers's Nonsuit, 3 yrs
Mr. Mays's Jane, '2 yrs
Betting-6 to 4 agst Sonsuit. Three others started. 'P .I,de
placed but two. Won by a head. Wheatky rode the s+
Sweepstakes of 100 sous. cack, hft ; colts, Bst ilb ; &ties, b
O. M.

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Sir J. Shelly's c Giraffe ree ft—Three paid.

Match 100 soy,. D.M.
Lord Wilton's Goshawk,
Mir. Payne's Ilelenus, Ost
Netting-7 to 4on Go hawk. Won by a. neck. S. DI
winner.

Sweepstakes of 300 sows. each, 200 ft. R.M.
Sir J. Shelly's f Rosaha, tht 211)
Mr. Rogers's ch c I;ugle, dot 71b
Betting-3 to lon Rosalia. One paid. Won by three 1,,
Robinson rode the winner.

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Sweepstakes of 100 sovs. each, h ft, for three yr olds.
Lord G. H. Cavendish'i rn c Rapid Rhone, B.t 7 b
Mr. Lunacy, 7st Blb
Betting-7 to lon id Rhone. Four paid. Won by I.
length. Arnull rode the winner.
Match 200 sovs.Bsi4lh each. 1111. First half of Ah.
Lord Egreniont's b f sister to Tuna Thumb
Sir J. Shelley's b f by Waterloo
Nu betting—Won by there lengths. Arnull rode the w;r:
Sweepstakes of 200 sou. each, h ft. Bst s!h. T.y.c.
Lord Jersey's Trampoline ret; ft—Two paid.
• Match 200 sews. h ft. R:M.
Duke of Portland's c by Orville, Bst 7lb rec ft from L•:j.l
ford's 6 Spaviaa, 41b.

TATTERS ALL'S:

With the exception of a few engagements on the stsket at
market,•nothing of consequence has been done since Thursda.
is it probable that there•will be -any Derby or Oaks' be,
after this week's Races. There was no attendance yestert.t.i
Betting-room.
• THE HAMPSHIRE HUNT RACES, Aran. 19.
The Cup, value" c5O guineas, I2st each. 'Heats, twu tr.+
Mr. Ileysbam's gr g Don Miguel
• Mr. Scott's b g Why.not
Mr. Villebois's b Scarborough
Mr. Gratne's bl m Tip.ey
The first heat was an excellent race, and the Don received:
punishment.

The next race was the Stoneham Park Stakes, or 10 sovs. each
,milev, end was won in good style by
Mr. W. Grisme's bl h Whim, by Comus
Mt. Shard's f by Orville
Mr. Villebois's bis Scarborough, by Carton

This was a very severe race, being run in 3 ruin. 32 sec.
The last race was the •Harnisworth Stakes, of 5 soya. each,
miles, llst each. Gentlemen riders.
Mr. W. Grime's W nt Tipsey, role.hy Mr. Davis
Hon. T. Rodney's bl g Lindsay, rode by Captain Price
Mr. Scott's Why-not, rode by Captain Greenwood
Mr. Fleming's Intruder, rode by Mr. F. Heysham
Why-not and Intruder made all the play for the first ml!e
were beat off before they got to the top of the bill, where Ti
and Lindsay headed them, and ran neck and neck till within a
distance of the winning post, when the gallant Captain fell as:
and was beat by about a length. . •

Letters from Malta, dated the 31st of March,
lion the arrival of his Majesty's ship Dartmouth
England, after an 'unprecedented quick passage 01
days. The Hind .cutter had arrived from Aleza,
in seventeen days. A frigate was waiting there
Colonel CRADDricx. He remained with she l'Ac,
and it was -stated ;hat, on the arrival of the expel
dispatches from Constantinople, he would iturneJi.
proceed for Europe.
Saturday, the Iper eon, Mary, and Triton, sailed I
Hull for Quebec, with 300 passengers, for the d fff
settlements in America.

The Westminster Sessions will, in future, 1-,e
eight times in the year, instead of .quahterly. Foi
residue of the current year the Sessions 'corn tn.fn•
the f. Rowing days :—May 22d, June 2.00,
.Sept.
Oct. 16,11, and Npv. 27th.
Saturday a Jury sat on the hod y of the Rev. Jean
Morel, a Cailloiic Piie,t, at the Duke of Yolk 'hay
cervix t,'Soqler s Tarn. The decea ed fled 1
France during the Revolution, and was of .n advai
age. Ile had reFiied in Plice,iix sweet for some
where he 1) an aprtment fir ed up as a chapel, am
time w:ts chiefly suent in devotion at the altar.
appeafed is pretty good health on Friday, wheal;l
expectedly t, ll down and ex pit ed of apoplexy. Verdi
Died by the visita;ion of (ion.

i;iitfilS.
The 16th instant, of a boy, the wife of Mr. F. C. Westley,Si
At their residence in the Ithyul Crescent, Weymouth, the
of Colonel Nktisell, C. B. of a son.