Star.
London, England, 1826-11-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Nov. 17.

The betting yesterday brought the Espagnolle colt several point,
higher in the odds, leaving him third favourite at only a point be.
hind the Web colt, and the odds taken freely. Tatke also rose,
being placed a point before Web. Trumpeter sod Mattseluke were
likewise on the advance, 211 king the last quotation Agaisiss
each. The the of the above has thrown unite of the merely multi.
nal favourites odt cif-the betting. There was not much dune in dm
Oaks, add nothing at all on the Leger. The odds at the clues
settled as

Dram•
25 to 1 apt Dauntless
26 to I apt Eliza Teazle (taken)
50 tb 1 apt Tureoroaa
50 to L apt Cressida
SS to I 'Olt Antar
55 to 1 lest Matti
40 to 1 apt Roderick
40 to 1 apt Intruder
40 to 1 apt Protestant (ts.keoj
----and Alamelukat.

10 to 1 apt Tatler (taigas) --
12 to 1 apt Web
13 to 1 apt F.spagnalle
1$ to 1 agst Elfrid 'e
la to 1 agst Catherine
22 to 1 apt Trompeter ,
22 to 1 apt Manieluke
25 to 1 apt Augusta
2S to 1 apt Dahlia
Even betting between
to 2 apt Maria
12 to 1 agst Totteridge
14 to 1 apt Brown Duchess
14 to 1 agst Souvenir _ _

18 to 1 east Scornful
20 to 1 apt Zeal
so to I agst Ilasnpdas
22 to 1 apt Lunacy

_ _
25 tot agit aay otbei.
SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COURT.

Ned O'Neal took his benefit yesterday, and notwithstanding
the cheerless state of the atmosphere, had a strong muster of his
friends. The setting-to was common-place, as few of the tart wet*
in attendance. Among the exhibltants werei Lennox and Mason,
M'Carthy and Green, Reidie and Cassell', the latter a new man,
Foaming some good points—Gipsy Cooper and Redman, Teas.
dace and Deis, Scroggins and Jack Rasufall, and, as a wind-up,
Ned O'Neal and Harry Holt. •
O'Neal looks extremely well, and is fell of an that right sort of
confidence, which leads his friends to lock with something like cer. .
tainty towards the issue of the fight between him and Sampson.
At present betting is nearly even, O'Neal being the favourite for
choice. _ _

--
GATIMIL AND SMARIFIrbellf UM fight qn Tuesday next for
‘5O a-side.-5 to 4 on Gs
rLy
Redman has challenged Aaron to fight for £5O a-side,
and M•Carthy has solicited the honour of Tessdale's attendance is
the ring for £25 aside.

RUNNING MATCH.

Metcalf and Wantling have been matched to run 300 yards for
£lOO a-side, within three weeks from the present date.

PEDESTRIANISM.
Mr. T. Wet, brother to the celebrated pedestrian, started as
Saturday meriting to perform forty-one miles in flee hours and a
quarter, for a bet of loot. He won cleverly, with five minutesta
spare. The first eight miles were run in fifty-sis minutes.

COMPARATIVE HEIGHTS OP THE HIGHEST
EDIFICES KNOWN IN THE WORLD.
Eng. R.
543
501
424
476
45!
442
431
431
426
422
396
39S
364
581
337
356
356
346
%47
345
355
ses
314
314
265
2011

Pyramid of Ghizeh, in Egypt
Steeples of the Cathedral at Cologne
Steeple of the Minster at Strasburg
Steeple of the Cathedral at Antwerp
Pyramids of Cheops, in Egypt
Steeple of &. Stephen's atVienna
Steeple of the Minster at Ulm .
Cupola of &; Peter's at Rome
Pyramid of Cephrenes in Egypt
Steeple of St. Martin's at Landshut
Steeple of the Cathedral at Crembna
Steeple of the Minster at Friburg
Cupola of the Cathedral at Florence
Steeple of St. Persina in Saxony
Cupola of the Cathedral at Milan.
Steeple of the Cathedral at Utrecht
Pyramid of Sackkarah in Egypt
Steeples of Notre Dame at Munich
Cupola of St. Paul's at London
Steeple of St. Ascharius at Bremen
Steeples of the Cathedral at Magdeburg
Steeple of St. Mark's at Venice
Cupola of the Jesuits' Church at Paris
Asinelli Tower at Bologna
Cupola of the Invalids at Paris
Steeple of St. Mary's at Berlin

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Monday setnnight, William Mason, a respectable car-
penter, at Twineham, dropped down in a fit within ten
rods of his own house, and instantly expired.
About nine o'clock yesterday morning a middle-aged
man, apparently a porter, was knocked down in Smith-
field market by an infuriated bullock, which was
pursued by two drovers and a number of dogs. The
animal stopped for an instant, and lifting the poor fel-
low up with his horns, threw him to a considerable dis.
Lance. He fell on his back, apparently lifeless, and was
immediately taken to the Hospital.
Guildford fair, on Wednesday, was amply supplied
with stock, the sale of which was rather dull, there be-
in&_but little demand. The show of horses indifferent.
YORK WOOL MARKET, Nov. 2S.—The supply of wool
at market today was good, and although there were
plenty of purchasers in attendance, it sold very heavily
at from 14s. to 15s. per stone, hogs and ewes ; and moor
wool, from Ss. 6d. to 6s. 6i.

BIRTH.
Nov. 10, at Blymheir, the Lady of the Hon. and Rev. Head
Edward Bridgeman, of a son.

DIED.

Wednesday, at Adding, near Chichester, Rear-Admiral Stair
Douglas.
Tuesday, at his house, East Barnet, Rear- Admiral Henry
Warn, in his 74th year.
Nov. 11, at his house in Mountley-place, Dublin, after an illness
of fifteen days, Thomas Ramadge, Esq.
Sunday ae'nnight, on board his Imperial Majesty's frigate
Helena, at Spithead, Captain Baronskoff, of the Russian Naval
Service. He was ill when that ship-left Cronstadt. His remains
were interred on Tuesday, in Alverstoke Churchyard, attended by
all the Officers of the Russian ships Constantine and Helena; a
party of about SOO men of the Imperial Marine Guard landed from
those ships, and after the funeral service was concluded, fired three
volleys over his grave.

NRWGATS Awn LEADENHALL MARKETS, N0v.27.
Beef... 25 4d to 45 od I Veal
Mutton .. ...... 25 8d to Ss 84Pork ......

PRICES or HAY AXD
$7. JAMES'S.
Bay 41 Os Od to 51 Ss Od
Clover 4115. Od to 61 lOs Od
Straw 11 lOs Od to 11 161 Od

STRAW YESTERDAY.
WHITSCUATEL.
Hay 41 Os to 51 Ss 01
Clover 41 10. to 61 6s Od
Straw 11 Its to II 115 od
PER CWT. Nov. 27.

PRICE OF HOPS.
NSW ?owns.

NSW 3.6011.

Kent 60s to 190 s
Susses
Ewa
Farnham fine 140 s to 161
Old Duty laid at X 269

Kent
Sussex
Essex ......

661 to tee
65s to 780
66$ to !Os

11101 tio 1406

I 1 Os. Deft 4-24thl,

COAL MARKET, Nov. 27.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
37 Newcastle 25k 30s Od to 56s 341
7 Sunderland 7 34, ed to 36s ail

Id AILS=
♦RR. DUI.
1 0
2 9

'HIS DAY.

Dublin
Wa;erturd
G .ernsey Ind Jeney 1 0
Lisbon 0 0
Donaghadee 0 0
Leeward Islands o o
Holland 1 0

At t• 106
France 1 •
Hamburg 0 1
Flaming 1 •
Brazil 0 0
Sweden 0 1
810 Janeiro 1 •
Buenos A yret 1 1

HI GHAVATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORRO
Morning • 55 minutes atter 'I
Afternoon s 6 minutes atter

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