Star.
London, England, 1827-08-02 00:00:00

;PORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BRIGHTON RACES.
• Blatontog, Tuesday Night.
ng are further partitulars of the day's running—
The Brighton Stakes.
t the early part of the day, the betting was even be•
o, but at starting the odds were 5 to 4 on Link Boy,
er to back hint. He led or at strong running, Black
about two lengths behind, and thinking to come out
rds the end ; in this way they ran to the distance,
Dy got into a rattling pace, and Black Swan made his
ace ; bet it would not do, his wings were clipped,
Boy lit him home in a particularly easy manner, by
engths, and which It I. evident he could have doubled
Prank Boyce ;oddest the *inner, and George Dockery
,e following paid—Fie Fie, Trinculo, Agamemnon,
OA, Toil and Trouble, Gulnare, and Borderer.—
hers did not. name.

-T
The King's
to 4 on the field agst Stumps. 3 to 1 agst Link Boys
trtha, and 5 to 1 agst Miss Craven.
Miss Craven rattled away at a merry bat. Link Boy
her, and the two others iu his wake. At this rate
he distance, when Martha came up and challenged;
a area that it was all ever with poor Stumps, as Ms
was beard to observe to his brother of Newmarket,

In fact, he could not get up to his horses. Martla's
effectual, for Miss Craven kept her lead, end, with-
rn won his Majesty's splendid gift in the
linable by a length. She was admirably jockied by
, Martha by Thorpe, Stumps by George Dockery
y thing that was possible for his horse), and Link
fee. _ _

II( of 504 far all ages; 3 yrs. Ist. 31b. 4 yrs. list. 71b.
lb. 6 yrs. and aged, 9st. Mb. Heats, about a mile and
IL

mall confusion: the coarse was shockingly kept, Joao-
horses could not know their ground, and all ran out.
flught that the plate had been woe by Sealth; bet
lining is thus:

b. f. Whimper, 3 yrs. 1 1
•
c. Octavio', 3 yrs. 1 2 dr
et's b. c. Porpoise, 3 yrs. . dis.
•
beat Porpoise was the favourite, the odds against him
5. From the confusion on the course, all ran out;
wed herself first, retraced his ground, got the lead, and
length; Whimper got back immediately after, and
into a length; but the favourite, Porpoise, did not
avering himself In sufficient time to save hisdistance,
le, disqualified him from running again. The second
ily contested at first between Whinsper and the Cle-
at the latter having bad all the running taken oot of
t beat, was beat easy in this, and drawn for the third.
n the whining jockey. Ociavius was rude by young.
orpoise by young Buckle.
fiture of the Egremont party was most complete, all
,ring been beaten in the completest style ; and there
rho hail this as a happy omen for future meetings, as
horses have hitherto carried off every thing worth
hereby prevented others of an inferior description
t. He has now a dangerous competitor in the Duke
whose stud, already good, is yearly improving. His
ed Miss Craven, after her race, for 400 guineas.

WrIOIII2IMAT Arnarlooll, 3 O'CLOCK.
this evening is expected to be numerously attended,
kets being disposed of. Madame Pasta arrived here
ling; Bocksa and Signor Curloni arc also 4ere. A
sh arrivals have taken place since our last, amongst
.ral foreigners of distinction.
ng is a further list—Marquis de Bargy and family,
toff, Count M. Woronzog. and suite, Karl of Stair,
tam, Lord Southwell, Lady Deering, Lady Audley,
klarquis and Marchioness of Worcester, Lord Mil.
L. Gower, Sir J. Shelley, the Ladies aget, Sir G.
L Grant, keel Mackenzie, Colonel Adye, Colonel
M'Nair, Major Timer. Major Askew, Maier Cor-
Douglas, Polhill, Tinging, Hunter, Fitzroy, Hillard,
es, &c.

of closing our parcel (three o'clock) nothing had
o the races of today; the first stakes standing in the
h stakes, for which the King's filly Maria, the Duke
s Grimm, Mr. Stonehewer's Theorem, and Lord
by Whalebone, out of Thalestris, are entered, but not
expected to start. It is also very doubtful, whether
trim for the Sussex plate. In him, at this moment, it
Bathed whether there will be any race at all.
I was respectably attended last night, the performances
Reeenberg) being the bespeak of her Grace the
Almond. The Royal Gardens were also well attended.
ETT'S ANNUAL COAT AND BADGE.

acing the Ist of August, the Cott and Badge, willed
an Doggett, of facetious memory, was contested for
en, whose apprenticeship has expired within the last
I. The accession of the Brunswick Family to the
ise to the bequest, which loyal example was followed
kik, who was a Liveryman of the Fishmongers Com-
o added the sum of eight pounds one shilling, to be
ie following proportions viz. to the second man
the third .t 2 12s. ad. and a guinea to be spent
cher three boatmen.

rare Payne ... ....Tower-stairs.

• Boss ...... Fountain-stairs, London Docks.
Blygh Oliver Deptford.
Cripps Richmond.
Is Hough... Summers Quay.
Phelps Fulham.
o'clock the competitors started from the Old Swan,
fridge, for the Swan, at Chelsea; there could not,
my thing like an opinion as to who would become the
it they reached Vauxhall Bridge, when Boss, availing
second and third boats, thwarting each other, took
maintained it during the contest, being twelve sr four-
Igths ahead of his competitors, the second boat Phelps,
fourth Hough, fifth Payne, sixth Cripps, who was
istaoced, although, at starting, from his muscular
'eight, was a favourite among the aquatic oupsincenti.

CRICKET.
id Tuesday last, a grand match was played at Lord's
own eight Gentlemen of the Kingscote Club, with
(Standen Broadbridge, and Bayley), and eight Gen-
e Muy.leisonne Club, '
also with three players, via.—
it. and Caldecourt, which terminated in favour of the
party.—The Innings were as follows :

MVOS& MARI, LA-DOlOll.
fling" . . 96 First Innings . . 40
Ditto . . 50S Second Ditto . . 99