Star.
London, England, 1828-10-31 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET 'THIRD OCTOBER MEETING.
NIIIIMA San, OCTOIIII
Two-year old Stakes of 10 sows. each ; colts. tau 7lb
T.Y.C.
Mr. Goddsrd's f by Tireslas
bird Yerulain's t by Godolphin
Mr. Gully s f by Mean

Much 200 g.. A.F.
Mr. Wetherley's Tokity. Sat 7lb ...
Lord Taviatock's Vicar. sit 21b ..,

Match WO. T.Y.C.
Lord Sefton's Juryman. ast 71b
Duke of Portland's Carthusian, tot 71b

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Handicap Sweepstakes of lo ages. sack. T.T.C.
Duke of Richmond's Guloare, 4 yrs, tat Sib g
Mr. Ituth4s Carthago, 3 yrs, Sat Sib ...
The first was a dead beat. Several others started.
Match 200 sows. A. F.
Mr. Payne's Belson!, sit "lib
Lord Wiltoo's Goshawk, S t 71b '
Subscription Plate of £5O. D. L
Lord Egrensont's Gaberiunale, 4 yrs, Sit 71b
Duke of Grafon's Turquoise, 3 yrs, eat 41b
Four others started.

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Handicap Plate of £5O for three yr olds and upwards. A.P.
Lord Verulam's b e Ilelao, 5 yrs. 7K 61b ..
Lord G H. Cavendish's b e Amphlon, 4 yrs, list Sib ... I
Sir J. Shelley's br f Rosalia. 3 yrs, Est Itib ... ... 3
Mr. Illeyesell's b e Serf. 4 yrs, Est lab ..
Duke of Richmond's b h Alderman, 6 yrs, Sat t9lb ...
Five drawn.
Betting-5 to I asst Haas, Sto I apt Ansphion, 7t• 4 apt
Rosalie. 15 to I apt Serf.--Heim made first running. and was
mediately followed by Amphian and the Alderman, who nn with
Aim to the end of the two year old course, where the Alderman de.
dined. Mewls's, and Helm here mended their speed, and whet
about a quarter of a mite from home were abreast. A very severe
race terminatcd in (avow of Helm by a neck. He was rode with
great shill by Conolly ; Assmbion by Arnull.
Subscription Plate of MO, for two yr olds, Est 71b. and three, Set
lab. T.Y.C.
Mr. Uilny's b f Soong, 3 yrs ... ...
Mr. Gully's e by Borodino, 2 yrs ...
Mr. Goddard's br fby Tiresias, S yrs ...
ILoid Hatter's b g by Falb° da Puts, 3 yrs ...
The Judge placed but iwo. One drawn.
Betting-5 to I apt Sontag, 6to I apt Mr. Gully's, Sto I ego
Mr. Goddard'o. S to I apt Lard Ratter's.—A4 the running was
between the two placed, Mr. lidny's Smug and Mr. Gully's am:
dino colt, the mare winning by a length. It is ibought the ether
would bare won, bad nut kis jockey laboured under the disadvew
Cage of a slipping stirrup leather. The winner was rode by Urchin
Match 300 sons. h ft. Sat 71b. each. A.b. M.
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Duke of Richmond's Gahm, rec. ft. frootiir:Thornhirs
Merchant.

HUNTING.

Monday Mr. Bennett bad allextraoedinary elute with kis twe
hounds • they unkeonekd a large fox in thee Wood. about cm is
the morning; for Italian hour fleynard Wed to bane the dogs is
the thick covers, but to no purpose; be was forced to break, and
crossed the Teign to Prestonbury Common, then went at a Joh.
log pace for two miles, and again crossed the river into )loreta
Woods, took to the water a third time to &Rnd Down, thence
to Dumbed covers, again crossed the Teign, Charmer and Gipsy
close upon Ms brush; he contrived with diflculty to melt Eva
Rocks' where be took to one of the deepest earths in the coostry;
Gipsy followed him between the rocks, and although every exec•
riot was made during the night, the dog could not be extricated.
Several men are now employed in blowing the reeks, but is feared
will prove unsuccessful. The tun was for dues beers, without the
slightest at-cit.—Surer Geadlc.

The Gold and Silver entered on Wednesday for u-
pon :-1.000 ounces of foreign gold in bars; 200.000
ounces of foreign silver coin ; and 58,000 ounces of to
gold and silver coin.
A Paper printed in the State of Alabama speaks of
a most deplorable and alarming scarcity of young
Ladies. Every respectable female, native or stranger,
frond there, is, as soon as possible, hurried to the hy-
meneal altar. The young men are as one hundred to
one to the young Ladies!
Saturday morning. at half-past eght &dock, while
some of the Custom house Officers were searching for
contraband goods on board the Eclipse steamer, arrived
at tireenock from Belfast, they received a very uncere-
monious salute from a human foot, which stand up is
their faces upon forcing a large trunk which was lying
on deck. Without proceeding any further at the time,
information was given to Mr. Lyle, Superintendant of
Police, who immediately gave orders to search the ves-
sel completely. and upon further investigation there
were discovered the bodies of two full grown men, two
women, and a new-born child, closely packed in three
trunks and a chest, two of them addressed (fictitiouslis
of course) to «
Captaih Gordon, Glasgow, the others
to be forwarded to (Aids.- The chests, with their con-
tents were then ordered to be taken to the West Chu: ch-
yard, but were finally removed to the new buryirg-
ground, where they were carefully re-interred ir, the
.presence of the police officers.

DIED.
Wednesday. at his snn's house in Southampton street, Moor
bury-square, Luke Hansard, E.g. in the iktb year of his age.
Friday, in New Norfolk street, after a few days illness, Dr.
Francis Burton, of the Royal Lancers.
Tice inst. at Poroniuuth, -
Royal Marines.

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