Star.
London, England, 1826-04-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1646.
Newscaster, Twos/nay Ninny.
A liner day's sport we have never seen than the one described in
our account of yesterday : it at least equalled Monday's.
The company on the coarse was'much more numerous than on
either of the two preceding days, and Included his Royal Highness
the Duke of York, who was mounted on his beautiful gray cob;
the Dukes of Portland, Grafton, and Richmond ; Marquises Exeter,
Graham, and Huntley ;. Earls Sefton, Jet , and Orford ; Lords
Lowther, Beatinck, Iluothigfield, , Fitzroy, Sec. and
nearly the whole of the fashionable' whose names have been men-
timed in our former reports.
At the Rooms—Marquis Graham. Earl Verulam, Earl of Or-
ford, Earl Stradbroke, Lord Dunwich, Lord kluntingfield, Lord
G. Bentinck ; Colonel Russel. Messrs. Rush, Aubrey, Molouy,
Hunter, Agar, Campbell, Waddington, West, Newton, &c.
• betting—The alterations in the odds, in consequence of this day's
races, will not be such as at first would probably be imagined.
Watirman gets little by beating Norman, who. it will be recol-
lected, was Also beat easy by Advance; if he can run, first a dead
heat with Waterman, and then run him home by a head only.
Waterman cannot be good for much, and in this we are borne out
b.y the present betting, which is quoted at 40 to 1 against him,
higher odds than were offered last week at -Tattersall't The race
between Parapluie and Rachel is calculated to advance Problem
rather than Parapinie, the former being by at least half a stone
better than the latter, and this opinion is corroborated by the state
of the odds against Problem. Botterfly is of course got up, and
there is little doubt but she will rise much higher.
no betting this evening has been very strong on the Port Stakes,
• Derby and Oaks; we subjoin a statement. ,
• The• PORT STAXIS (to.morrow)--7 to 4 apt Camel ; sto S twat
Ilotrgountont ; 5 to 1 nest Redgauntlet; 7 to 1 agst Adelisa, and
.10to 1 apt Lionel Lincoln.
• Daasv.

S to 1 apt Monarch
to 1 apt Panic
,64 to 1- apt The Moslem
15 to 1 apt The Baton
18 to 1 apt The General
20 to 1 agst Bolivar
7 to apt Butterfly
5 to 1 apt Problem
8 to 1 apt Paraplois
12 to 1 gat Elizabeth_

22 to 1 apt Advance
30 to 1 apt Claude Loraine
30 to 1 apt Centaur
30 to 1 apt Sophist
140 to 1 apt Waterman
42 to 1 apt Barron
,101.
15 to 1 apt 80-Peep
29 to 1 apt Rachel
20 to 1 apt Henries

8 to 1 agst Bedlamite
It to .1 asst Belzoni

S. Latta&
SO to 1 agst Barataria "
20 to 1 agst Crusager

14 to.l agst The Dragon 115 to i agst Paul Pry
Heavy bets were made this nmetdat about naming three out of
the five winners: those fixed upon were Butterfly, Waterman,
Rachel, Trineulo, and brother to Addy.

TUDAY.

Subscription Plate ef ,C5O fur 2.yr olds, 6st. 71b. three, Sat. sib.
four, Sst. 151 b. fiye,9st. 41b. six, and aged, 9st. Sib. D. M.
Duke of prafton's b.f. Pigmy
Mr. Prttit'a br. 1. Rigmarole . . .
.
. Sir J. Shelley's b. f. Leila . . . 3
7 to 4 agst Pigmy ; 4 to 1 agst 'Rigmarole; Sto 1 agst Leila.
Two placed. Won by a bead.
Sweepstakes ot 100 soy, each, h. ft. colts, Bst.7lb. fillies, Sat. 41h.
D. D.M.

• .

Mr. Rush's e. Carthago . . . . 1
Lord Orford's b. c. Swiss Guide . . .. 2
- sto 2 apt Carthago; even on Swiss Guide. Won by a length.
The Port Stakes of 100 soy. each, h. ft. for colts, att. 71b. and
fillies, est. 26. rising 4 yrs old. T. M. M.
Nr. Wyndham's Camel . . I
Lord Exeter's Redgatintlet . . . . 2
The Duke of York's Lionel Lincoln . . 3.
Nr. Shtoy's liougoumont . . . . 0
/ to 4 apt Camel; 3 to I aget Redgauntlet ; 7 to 1 apt Lionel
I.insoln; 4to 1 Tiougoumoot. Won by a neck.
Sweepstakes of 100 sov.each, hit. colts, est.7lb. Allies, list.4lb. D. M.
Dube of Portland's e. Tory • • • • 1
General Grosvenor's e. The Palfrey . . S 1
Dohs of.Orafton's p. Wan** . . 3
Even en Tory ;2to 1 on The Palfrey. Woe by a heed.
Sweepstakes of Soo sovs. each, h. ft. colts, eat. 711 a. Allies, eu.4.R.M.
lord Exeter's f. by Wald • . 1
The Duke of York's e. by Woful . . . • 2
Was easy.
The Bibleston Stakes of 100 my. each, b. ft. D. M.
Sir J. Byag's br. c. Skirmisher, walked over.
' Marcum—Mr. Pettit's Rigmarole, est. 31b. beat Mr. Dilly's
Apodaca, est. 51b. D. M. 50 soy. b. ft. Even on Rigmarole. Woo
by a length. .
Lord Exeter's Enamel, Set. beat Lard Orfard's Swiss Guide,
Tn. 101 b. D. M. 200 sor. 7t04 on EnameL Won by a leagth.
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Another arrival of 150,0004 specie for N. M. ROTH e•
wimp,Esq. took place yesterday.
AN 'EXTRAORDINARY C/RCIIIISTANCT.—•WheII • the
six men (viz. Nixon, for a highway robbery, Brevelt for
sheep stealing, and Faulkner, Tipping, Deritend, and
Poole, for burglary), who were all left for execution,
were assensisied by Mr. Brutton, the Governor, and the
respite during his Majesty's pleasure read to them, and
when Mr. Brutton added, your lives are spared, they
all, at the same instant, fell down as dead men ; it
could not be from sympathy, one falling alter the other;
but it is described by the Governer as though six ham-
mery at the same moment had fallen sharply on their
six beads. Bream remained a long time lying upon
his back insensible. Tipping was the first who rose,
and on his knees, with uplifted hands to the Governor,
said. if 0, sir, is it true ?" It was on Easter kinidaY,
just after they had received the blessed Sacrament.—
Birmingham Chronicle.