Star.
London, England, 1827-04-06 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTBRSALL'S, Arm S.
From the unusually doll state of the betting's the first pan of
the afternoon yesterday, we hod anticipated that it would not have
afforded any thing deeerving of Hocks; a sudden tore, ►owever,
between four and five o'clock. made the day's betting singularly
important. The Oaks and Riddissworth were then in great re-
quest, end some great alterations were the consequence. Maria
and Pandas continued to recede. I t to I being the last odds we
heard taken about each of them ; various causes may be assigned
for Maria's going back, the most feasible of which, we think, is
that she his been beat in a trial: it is very probable that she win
recover her prominent stades before long. Lord Orford's Shoveller
filly jumped up from the very outside, bock for the Riddlesworth
and Oaks,' to s, and in to 1 being the odds; she is represented as
• fine promising Oily, and likely to try the metal of the Riddles-
worth horses; her sudden rise was the occasion of Protestant, who
belongs to the same Noble Lord, making a similar move in the
Derby. He was in • very short time dragged from obscurity sad
placed in a conspicuous place, SO to t being the last offers. Very
little was done in the St. Leger generally, but one Gentleman took
17 to 1 against Gibers and Nivalis separately, several dotes over.
The latest odds were as follow.--

Rumnserronvs.—(Nornalsot, Ana 16).
to 1 apt Glenartney, no 7 to 1 apt kfamelake
aken II to 1 apt Roderick
4 to hatst Cressida he to 1 apt Christmas
4b to 1 apt Shoveller 20 to 1 apt Donna Clara
Daum
9 to 2 apt Glenartney 2
200 to
apt Espagholle
to 1 apt Tader 20 to 1 apt Catherine (takes)
14 to 1 apt Defence 90 to 1 apt Protestant(
14 to 1 apt Trumpeter •SOto 1 apt•Maroelske •
111 to 1 apt Spondee • 50 to 1 apt Cmdda
No others mentioned.
OA I[ll.
I I to I apt Maria (taken) 14 to 1 apt Duchess
11 to 1 apt Pandas (taken) 16 to 1 apt Shoveller
1S to 1 apt Calypso SO to 1 asst Hampden (taken)
14 tot apt Tottetidge • No oth
ers mentioned.
7to 4 and Ito 1 apt Pandas, otteridp, Calypso, and Brown
Dushesa (taken).
Doacaam &r. boom •
15 to 1 apt Reviewer 117 to 1 apt alma (takes)
17 to 1 apt Ninth (taken)
DONCASTER SPRING MEETlNG—(Conassan).

TOODAT.
The Union Stakes of 7 sows. each. Two Wks.
Mr. Clarke's Candidate walked ever.

A Cup, value .150 glees by the Hon. IL Petra. Twe miles. '
Mr. Long's Liinestene, 0 yes . . 1
Mr. Tete), br. an. by Ardrossan. 5 ps . . 2
The Sandbeck Hunt Stakes of Si sow. each. (Thirteen Sebscribers).
Two miles.
Mr. earke's Candidate . .
. 1
Mr. Bariow's SO Harry . . It
fdreAkhorpe's Primrose . . 5
A Handicap of 4 sots. each. Me and a half.
Mr. Wood's My Lady, 6 yrs . ' . 1
Mr. Long's Limestone. 5 yes . 2
Mr. Boultea's Illieriter„. yrs . . 5
The following Rise started, bat were net placed—Mr. Payne's
Speculator, Mr. Grillth's Susan, Mr. Brown's by. b. by Clifton,
and Mr. Tote's be. sa. by Ardrossaa.
BATH RACBJ3—TIFsss22.
The Leowiewn Stakes of 10 sows. seek, with a Parse added.
Mr. Day's Yam Lich . . . • 2 1 1
Mr. Jones's c. Grades', 2 yrs . . . 1 2 2
Mr. Brice's Gee Light . . . 9 9 0
Mr. Upton named br. sts. Sat • . .. 4 5 0
Mr. Sweetman's b. c. by L'Orieot. 2 pit . 1 4 0
The Bath Stakes of 10 sop. each, and a Pens added.
Mr. J. Thorn's Sidbery Lass . . . 2 4 1 1
Mr. Codringten's Salt Fish • " • . 1 2 5 2
Mr. Goegh's Duchess . 1 2 0
Mr. J. Baily's Harper . • . . 5 50 0
Mr. Rezworthy's Robin Hood . . . 4500
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Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

A Piste OM) he Mims as* dierieglibrelL
Davis's Tripoli . • .
Rickards's /labially • . • .
Russell's Naughty Tammy • .
William's Wiap • . • .

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I 2 2
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watentssar.
The Ladies' Cup, added to a Sweepstake.
Mr. Riebards's Habberley . • • 1 1
Mr. Frampton's Burton . 2
Mr. Rezworthy's Robin Hood 0 2
Three others started.
Match 100 sovs. 500 yards.
*Mr. Russell's Naughty Tommy beat Mr. Cod:lotto:es Solomon.
The Hackney Stakes were won by Mr. Davies Tripoli beating
lye others.
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETlNG.lll22—Tneasoar.
The Lincon's Inn Stakes of 150 soya. each, h. ft. for colts, est. 71b.
and lilies, ast. sib. then rising three yrs eld. A.F.
Mr. Rogers's Bazaar Mr. R. Wilson'. by Wrangler
Mr. Houldswerdes Louisa I Sir J. Shelly's Fortune-teller
Duke of Grafton's by Emilia* Mr. Carter s Augustas
ASCOT HEATH 11122—:Rase Dar.
Mr. L. Chilton 's Tea-table (Sat. Slh.) aptiMr.GrevUle's Fanny,
est. New mile, 200, b. ft.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afteruocia at
three o'clock, at the Foreign Mike, which was attended by the
Duke of WmAmnon, the Earls of Hasaowar, Werriseurion,
and BATIRISISS. Mr. Secretary Pala, Mr. Secretary CA/11111G. the
Co*nekton of the Exceransa, Viscount Mthvu.th, Mr. Hosea-
son, Mr. Wy,ex, Lord Bazirv.—The Ministers continued in deli-
beration for an boor and a half.
Baron STIERNELD, the Swedish-Minister, transacted
edictal business with Mr. Secretary Camino yesterday.
Viscount GRANVILLE transacted business at the
Foreign Oda yesterday.
The Duchess of thoucesTart and the Princess SOP nz
visited the Princess Assures yesterday. Their Royal Highnesses
afterwards took an airing.
The Earl of LIVSRPOOL was stated yesterday, by
Dr. Dams, to he going on very well.
The Duke of BUCILINERAY entertained a distinguished
Parry to Dinner on Wednesday,at his hamlet Pall-thalL
Prince LIEVIN gave another grand Entertainment
on Wednesday, at Ashburn/lath House, Dover-street, to a Irwin-
gabbed Party.
GALWAY ELICTION.--The Committee met yesterday
morning, when the Chairman (Lord Fortin) proposed
an adjournment for a week ; which, however, did not
take place.' About thirty of Mr. MARTIN'S votes were
struck off.
WILLIS'S Rooms.—Miss linnrassinefa Annual Con-
cert took place last night at these Rooms, and afforded
I a rich treat to a numerous and elegant assembly of the'
friends of that amiable and accomplished Lady...
New York Papers to the 17th ult. have been received
by the Canada, arrived at Liverpool. A dreadful fire
had occurred at Norfolk (Virginia) on the St, by which
60 houses and other buildings were destroyed, and a
loss of 60,000 dollars was incurred. According to a
letter of the 14th of February, received from Port-au-
' Prince, the Legislative Bodies had met for an extra
Session, opened by a speech from the PRESIDENT, in
which he announced that the dispatches received from
the French Government were very ontatisfactory, and
that it behoved all to be piepared for the worst. There
was much ansiety on the subject imoag the merchiati
bkt.Port-av-Prince.