Star.
London, England, 1827-04-18 00:00:00

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NEWXAMEZT CRAVRN MEETING.
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TbeJoeikey Club decision is thus announced,— .
" The Any, by Partisan, oat el DMuta Malt in Irma but
haying by mistake citified 31b. less Sian ber proper weight, k was
decided by the Stewards that flulartney most be considered asth.
winner, and that the Partisan filly *as not entitled to any place."
—Glenartney, therefore, k the only here* that is placed; and this,
of course. decides .the bets.
The day's races came oo thus— *
Sweepstakes of 100 sorb caeh, h. ft. colts, EL /lb. R.M. 31b.
allotted, &c.
Lord Wherncliffe's Carthusian, ast. 41b. . . I
Lord Jersey's Chrysalis, Bit. 71b. . . SI
Ildr. Hunter's. by Gustavus. dam by Scud, Sat. 41b. . 3
Mr. Wilson's, by Comus--Juggler's dam, est. 71b. . 4
5 tog asst Carthusian ; 6 to 9 apt Chrysalis ; 4 to 1 apt Gns-
taus.. Three paid. Woo by a neck. Small rode the winner.
Sweepstakes of 100 sows. each, h. ff. colts, Bat. 71b. 011ie; est 41b.
for 'lariat mares, &c. K. M.
Lord Vervlam's f.by Whalebone . . . i
Duke of Portland's e. by Teasdale s . . I
Lord Exeter'sr. by Soothsayer . . . 3
Duke of Grafton's c. Paramour . . . 4
Ito 1 apt Soothsayer. One paid. Won by a neck. Arnull rode
the winner.

Sweepstakes of 100 sows. each, h. ft. fur colts, ast.
ga.3ib. D.M.
Duke of Grafton's b. c. Roderick . .
Mr. Wyndbam's e. Turn Thumb
4t04 on Tom Thumb. Seven paid. Won by a length. Baal
rode the winner.

Sweepstakes of 100 goys. each, b. ft. for Billet, Bat. 41b. D.M. Mb.
allowed, &e.
Lard Verelam'• by Whalebone, nat. 41b. . . I
Mr. Prendergsst's by Cantos, Bat. 41h. . 2
stoit on Whalebone. Three paid. Won easy. Armin rude the
winner.

Match, 500, la. ft. est. Vb. each, first I'bree Miles of B.C.
Mr. Payne's Babel . .
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Mr. Rogers's Monarch . S
to 1 00 libel. Won easy. Armll ride the winner.
Match, 100, est. elb. each. Ab. M.

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Mr. Payne's Bachelor . 1
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Duke of Grafton's OttWrit . . • P',
II to 4 agst atchelor. Won by a neck. Amull rode the winner.
The Breakfast Stakes of 100 ores each, vales, Bst. 71b. fillies, est.
31b. D.M. Sib. and 51b. allowed, ice.
Mr. Dilly's M. c. Othello, ea. 4111. 1
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Sir 4. Shelley's b. c. klaresfield,tst. 21b. 2
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Duke of Grafton's be. C. Daemon, ea. 4lb.
Even on Othello. Won by a neck. J. Day rode the sirloins.
The Oatland Stakes of SO goys. each, h. ft. D.L
Lord An 4011.8 Sligo, 5 yrs, ea. 71b. .
Mr. Wyndham's Stumps, 4 yrs, set. Sib.
Lord Amou'a Heroine, 3 yrs, 7a. Slb.

6to 1 eget Sligo; 4 tin idol Staillps II WI ere Heroine. Seven
started, the Judge placed bet two. on fot a NW. Dockery rode
the winner.
Match, SOO, h. ft. est. Sib. each, lilt —Lord G. H. Cavendish's
ro. e. by Partisan, rec. ft. from Lord Orford's ch. c. Protestant.
Match. 200, h. ft. 8 t. &b. each, D. M.—Mr. Scott fitonehewer'a
Theorem, rec. ft. from Lord Orford's Winkey Boss.
MUMOAT Nome Twatint o'Ctocz
An unexpected and, with many, unwisbejfor circumstance, has
given an interesting character to the important races of to-day, and
has created a commotion in the town, which at the above period is
at its height. We allude to the Riddleserorth States, the result of
which has been looked for with the greatest anxiety. As many
thousands depend upon this great Suites.
biameluke endeavoured to nuke the running, but when they
came to the hill, he could nut come fast enough; Gkoartney
then tried to come up, but he bunt so to the left that Edwards was
obliged to change hands, and set to to whip him on the off side;
Iledetick looked well all through the race, but Donna Clara won
the race by ahead, cleverly. Mameluks was beat first, but Roderick
came in so close widaGienartney, that the first cry was, that he was
if
second. The others had little chance in the r , which was very
slowly won. We should think that Donna will hare a good
1 chance for the Oaks, but Glenartney can haw time for the Derby,
1 for this reason, that the Grafton party woo not take 10 to 1 but
Roderick for the Riddlesworth, nor will they take SO to 1 about
Sim for the Derby; if, therefore, Glenartoey be first favourite,
Roderick should be second, for wherever the one is, the other will
not be fat off. We shall be very much surprised if Chrysalis does
nut turn out the best tone, though the other may be the best Ge-
-1 arra. Gleaartney was very rusty before starting. Some people
fancied Lord Grosvenor's two, notwithstanding Christmas being a
rawer. Lord Jersey declared to win with Manseluke. if possible.
Donna Clara was rode by George Edwards. Gicoartney by
Edwards, Roderkk by Buckle, Miriam by ft Boyce, Christmas by
Samuel Day. Equivoque by John Day, biameluke by Robinson,
and Canvass by &null.
The event of the race was a poser, fur Donna Clara had scarcely
been thought of, so sweet was every body on Lord Jersey's horses;
but Ilse astonishment of the betting men watsulkequently changed
into a sensation equally strong, and not particularly agreeable. The
Donna Clara filly carried her weight, est. 111 b. being allowed 51b.
as out of an untried mare, but ft was afterwards asserted that she
was not entitled to the 51b. allowance. being a triad mare. This
allegation occasioned a dreadful commotion, and threw all the
betting men into confusion, for the proof of it would, as a matter
of course, give the race to Glenartney. When the day's business
was over the Jockey Club met, and after a patient deliberation till
twelve o'clock, adjudged the race to Glenariney, thus deciding that
Donna Clara carried three pounds less than her weight. Anothet
question still remains undecided, and, from its superior importance,
is the cause of intense anxiety, viz. how the bets are to go ? The
Jockey Club decision will affect some of the parties, independent of
their bets; for Lord Jersey, as owner of the second horse, receives
the stake money, which, deducting his own two stakes, amounts
to 19001. Mr. Udney Furchased Donna Clara of Lord Clarendon
before the race, for two or three hundred pounds, it is said, with
a proviso that he should receive part of the stakes if she woo.
The weather was very unfavourable ; but this did not prevent
the attendance of a very numerous and fashionable company. We
observed amongst many of hers, the follow ing :
Dukes—Dorset, Portland, Grafton, and Richmond.
Marquises—Exeter, Sligo, Biandford, and Graham.
Lords—Sefton (countess and family), Stradbrooke, Jersey,
Lowther, Cavendish, Anson, C. Fitzroy (arid Lady), J. Fitzroy,
G. Sentinel, Dunwich ; Sirs• John Shelley and John Byng.
Honourables—T. Dunrombe, J. S. Wortley, W. Powktt, C.
Powiett (and Lady Cat oline). H. De Roos, G. Anson.
Colonels--Udney, Russell, Messrs. C. Wilson, Greville. Irby.
Keating, Scott, &c.
At the J. C. Rooms—Duke of Richmond; Marquises of Sligo
and Graham; Lords Cavendish, Lowther, Anson, and Dunwich ;
Kr J. Byng, Colonel Russell, Messrs. Stanley, H. Cavendish, Irby.
Keating, Goddard, Wonky, &c. • ,
At Lad Seftoo's Dinner Party—Lora Jersey and Fitzroy. Hon.
CoL Anson, Colonel Russell, Hon. Mr. Duneombe, Mr. Greeille,,
and several others.—There were several other dinner parties.
So numerous and heavy are the engagements of the Duke of
I'Grafton's horses in the prewut week, that if he had to pay forfeit
on them all it would amount to 4 MI. after making the usual

deductions.
There will be only eight races to-morrow instead ui ten, two of
the matches being of
Borrow AT :vs Nsw Borneo Rooms, ffcc.—We give a correct
statement of the odds op to the last moment. It will be seen that
Glenartney Is still at the head of the poll, and that Nopagnolle is
close upon him s the latter, we believe, bas been tried favourably.
Roderick ts all the better for being beat, and Chrysalis advancing
fast. Donna Mara is, of course, first favourite for the Oaks.
Deasy.
20 to 1 apt Catherine
25 to 1 agst Gustavus
SS to I apt Roderick
110 to 1 agst Tort:omen
40 to I apt blameluke
20 to 1 agst Mr. Yates's No-
mination

to 1 apt Glenartney
10 to 1 apt Espagnolle
1s to 1 apt railer
12 to 1 apt Defence
18 to I agst Spondee
20 to I apt Gaberlongie
no to 1 apt Chrysalis
' nO to 1 apt Trumpeter
to 1 apt Doona Clara 110 to 1 apt any other
ST. Lnosa—No alteration,

ARCHERY.
Saturday the Itoyal Company of Archers turned out a field of 19
,shooters. at their grounds in Hope Perk, Edinburgh, to compete
for the annual prize of the silver bugle, at 100 yards &tarsals bring,
the first prim of the season shot for in the fieW. After a dose cam-
petitioo the victor was declared to be J. C. Wilson, laq. Junes
Lang. and C. C. Stuart, love. being beat by one point only.