Star.
London, England, 1829-09-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS ARRIVID THIS DAY.—Dublin 2—Waterford 2—Guernsey
and Jersey 2—Hamburgh I—Holland I—Flanders I—France I .
Arrived in the Downs, the Mars, Hoseason, from Jamaka ,
Arethusa, Arrowsmitb, and Vittoria, Lyon. from Honduras.
The following vessels are supposes' to be arrived off Dover
The William Bryan. ; Elizabeth, Hill; and Rawlins, —,
from Jamaica ; Alliance, Whiting, front Nevis ; and Superior,
Gaynes, from Antigua.
The Grace, Davis, from Antigua, was on shore near Woodside,
Liverpool, on Saturday, full of water—has sustained considerable
damage.
The Ceres, Warren, from St. Petershurgh to London. ran oi,
the Cross S•nd on Saturday night, and was totally dismasted and
waterlogged, but got off, and was taken in tow by smacks and
boats for Harwich.
The Nayaden, Lafstrom, from the Cape de Verdi, was aban-
doned at sea sth inst being in a leaky state.
DIAL, Sam W.N.W.—Arrived the 13 syne. Mur.
ray. N.w Phenix, Sargeant, and )lary, Davidson, front Jamaica.
Arrived from London the Herriott, Young, fur :he South Seas ,
Mary, Lock, and Matilda, Pockley, for ditto;
for Oporto ; Eagle, Pratt, for Swan River ; Courier, Gwatkin, for
St. Domingo ; and Ebenezer. Bartlett, for Pernambuco. Me
outward-bound have sailed.
SETT. 20.—Wind N. N. W.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 19.—Wind N.W. to N.—Arrived front
London the Euterpe, Dunkin, for St. Thomas's. Sailed hi. Ma-
jesty's ship Briton. for Lisbon ; Minstrel, Araoll. for the Care and
Swan River; Providence, Ford, for Calcutta ; Euterpe, Dunkin,
for St. Thomas's; his Majesty's ship Melville, fur the 'Mediterra-
nean ; Syren, Downing, for Trieste ; and Manuel, Howson, for
Bilboa.
PLYMOUTH, SUPT. 18.—Wind Northerly.—Arrived front South-
ampton the Brothers, dullard, fur Lisbon. Sailed the New Bi-
deford, Matheson, fur New London ; Retimore, uod Lyra.
--a, for St. John's, N. B.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. lei.—Wind W. to N.
Srrr. 19.—Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon
Camden packet, tor the Leeward Islands ; Lady Mary Pelham
packet, fur St. Domingo; and Kingfisher packet, for Rio Janeiro
and Buenos Ayres.
COWLS, SEPT.:M.—Arrived the James Grant. Inglis, from the
:Mauritius, and Ginner, Hughes, from Port-au-Prince.

CORN—EXCHANGE, NIARK—LANE. Sapv. :11.
We were must abundantly supplied this morning with Ness
Wheat from Esse:, Kent, and Suffolk, which caused a great
heaviness in the Mealing Trade, and although the quality and coil
dition was complained of, the magnitude was the real cause
prices, however, may be considered trout Is to 21. per quarter
under those of this d.y se'nnight. Prime samples of New Bath
sold as high as 40s. per quarter ; good Old was a trifle deans.—
Beans and Peas were lull Cs. per quarter higher, and ready sale at
that advance. Oats were is. per quarter dearer, although tin
arrival was large : ail the Spring Curn was on the advance. It.
other articles there is 1:o alteration.
Wheat, Kent & E.ri . tOs 744 Peas, Grey . 3:34 it-a
Suffolk, . 801 Us i Beans, Small . sus 7,::.
Nortolk . 454 501 Tick . 34i Id•
Rye, New, 32a 7 (is 01.120 s :Ai. . Oats' Potatne tuts ss'..
Barley . .:Sa 40s Poland . 245 lats
Malt . —s —s. Feed . 16s VS.
Peas, White • . .7"3s 34. Flour, per sack, dos 63,
Boiler* . 58. 404 Itapeseed 26/. 28f. per last.
I m FOR TAIIONS LAST WTAIL.
Wheat, English to.ittert 6.840 ; Insh Oats
Do. Foreign . . . 11,007 ; Rye, English •
Irish Ditto . . --9 Do. Foreign
Barley, British . . 1,.1741 Bean., English
Do. Foreign . . 680 Ditto, Foreign
Irol . . •—••• Peas. English
Malt, English . 5,414 Ditto Fureign .
English Oats . • 7,879 i English Flour, sacks
Foreign Ditto . . 5,6481 American ditto, Int..
SMITHFIELD MARKET. SIFT. el.
CAMS AT IR WT.

Beasts 3,173 I ...............
Sheep 22,1110 Piss 2%1
Beef ls G 4 tu 4s 04 Veal .........4. Gtl to 4. the
Mutton 4s 04 4s 4J Pork 4. 44 5. e t
Lamb ........4s 44 5. Od Lamb os Od Os 0.1
Hay per load, £3 Os. to sC4 10s. Closer £3 10.. to £.5
Straw £2 ss. to £2. 104.
COAL MARKET—Tins DAT.
Best Walkend C0a15.... 3‘.:A. 6d. 325. 9d. SO. 04.
Other sorts
Ships at Market
Ships arrived durins the month ~... .575

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER RACES— FRlDAY—(CosccunsD7)

A very excellent Meeting terminated on Friday last with some
indiffertnt sport. His Grace the Duke of Wellington left the Race
Course yesterday for town after the Cup race. His Grace received
the fretrlorn of the town on Friday in a one hundred guinea gold
snuff box. On tie same day many others of the Nobility took
their ,'.parture, so that the races on Friday (the most unfavourable
.ley rat tile week) were thinly attended. The following is a full list
of the principal visitors :
Th. Duchess of St. Alban's.
I.Autzs— Wharncliffe, Jersey, Augusta Milbank, Galway and
Dowager Galway, Smith. Louisa Duncombe, Cleveland, Arabella
Vane. A. Beauclerk, Johnstone, Wilton, Cockburn, A. Beckett,
Stourtor. Lowther, Gower, Stafford Cooke. Kinnoull, Newburgh,
P-tie. Belfast, Tavisrock, Scarbrough, Harewood, Lascelles, St.
('lair. Strathavett, dec.
Doz. hlssoaatrs—ller'aert, Bland, Stourton, Petre, Darner.
Mesoass as F..irtix. Elmsall, F. Scott, C. Wilson, Roberts,Hall,
Ilubrer, Ramsden, Camac, Standish. Trebeck, J. Trebeck, Norton,
Marriott, Sotheran, Markham. Wilcock, Copley, Campion Lee,
Taah.rgh, Yorke, Iloward, Cooke, P. Stourton, Denison, Paris,
Middleton. Preston, W. Bundling, Hcadlam, Besvill, Bruniwell,
Langdale, Goodenough, Hawkins, Coupland, Walker, Wood, W.
Simpson, Bateman, Foxiove, Kelsen, Edmonds, Massey, Cbolmley,
Winn, Tempest, O'Brien, Atkinson, Boyle.
Hon. Misses Watley, Hon. Miss Lascelles, Hon. Misses Mary
and Wentworth Fitzwillialn, Hon. Miss Templeton, Hon. Miss
Jemingham. Hon. Misses Stourton, &c.
Mims—Dawkins (two), Yarburgh (two), Hotham, Watt (two),
Cayley, Cooper, Fairfax (two), Bell (two), Trebeck, Beckett,
Dealtry (two), Childers, Sotheran, Markham, Wilcock, Milbank,
Clough, Vernon, Cockburn, Tasburgh (two), Lee, Wright, Cooke,
Kemp, bliddleton, Monck, Bredibig (two), Gooch, Petrie, Frank,
Brumsvcll (two) Hilton, Woodyear, Goodenough, Maude,Walker,
Dearden (two);Griffiths, Mines, Tempest (three), Johnson, M.
Cooke, Boyle (two). Simpson (two).
Colonel Holmes, Sir Robert Greening, Sir Hussey Vyvyan.
Captain Whalley, Captain Puckford, Honourable W. Duncombe,
Honourable Captain Duncombe, Honourable Mr. De Ross Lieut.-
Colonel Wallace, Captain Wallace, Captain Massey, the FAA and
Countess of Kinnoull, Mr. Wilbraham, Mr. Tempest, Captain
Pawson, Hon. W. Lascelles, Captain Jebb, Major Tate, Captain
Baker, Mr, Fortescue, Captain Drawwater, Captain Armit, Capt.
bodge, Captain Quantock, Captain Maule, Mr. Van Berchez,
Captain Eyre, Captain Duberly, Sir Rowland Hill, Col. Drum.
mond, Captain Stephenson. Captain Westenra, Captain Vernon,
Captain Stanhope, Sir C. Ibbetson.
The following is a return of Friday's Been :

Three yrs old Filly Stakes of 20 soya. each, and 20 toys. added by
the Corporation ; Bst. 41b. each. St. Leger Course.
Mr. Ridsdale's Clotilde walked over.
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The following paid forfeit :—Mr. Gibbeson's Lady Sarah, Mr.
Rarnshawe's Elastic, Ld Scarborough's by Smolensko, Lord Fitz-
william's by Cervantes, Mr. Gascoigce's by Smolensko, Ld Sligo's
Vat by Langar, Mr. Nowell's by Orville, Mr. W. Richardson's
Juliana, Mr. flouldsworth's Lady Louisa, Mr. Miller's Windfall.

Match 100 SOW. Bst. each.—One mile.
Mr. Houldsworth's Varnish, 4 yrs .. 1
Mr. Watts's Coulon, 4 yrs.
5 to 4 on Vanish. who made all the running, was never headed,
_nd won cleverly by marly a length, rode by Robinson. The race
was wretched.

arec-yrs Old Sweepstakes of 50 sties. each, 10 ft. colts, ast. 61b.
.-.nd fillies, Sat. 31b. The winner of the St. Leger 71b. extra.—

One mile.
I.d Langford's Sir Hercules.
Houldsworth's Fortitude
Riddell's Zodiac . 5

The following paid forfeit :—Mr. Gibbeson's Lady Sarah. Lord
carbrough's Melrose, Mr. I laywood's Sandoval, Mr. Petre's
linw•ton, Mr. Petre's Cobler Will, Mr. J. Scott's Apollonia, lA.
Normanby's Florence, Mr. Walker's Mendicant by Tramp, Mr.
Ilidsdale's Donation, Mr. Houldsworth's Lady Louisa, Lord Fitz-
w•illiam's Marcella, Lord Scarbrough's by Calton, Mr. Cromp-
ton's Blundering Farrier, Mr. Baird's Scotus, Lord Kelburne's by
Viscount, Mr. J. Lee'a by Duplicate, Mr. Gascoigne's by Smo-
lensko, dam by Waxy, Mr. Bailey's Bridle, by Filbo, Mr. Att-
wnod's Sweno (dead). and Mr. Weatherell's Lillylow (dead)-2 to
1 and sto on SirHercules,who, considering his lameness, ran ad-
rutrably well. He was taken to the post,where at first it was thought
Ire would not be able to run, but finding on cantering him a little
wr.y ,that lie might have a chance against the two things opposed to
Lim, he was allowed to start. Sir Hercules made the running all
tit': way, the other two lying on either side of him close upon his
trotters; there was no change till they came to the distance,where
Zodiac was beat off. At the Grand Start, Fortitude nude an at-
tempt to get up, but could not manage it, the horse winning cle-
verly by half a length—rode by Conolly, Fortitude by Robinson,
rnd Zodiac by Johnson. From what we have seen of Sir Her-
cules, we ate convinced that when up to the mark he will prove a
very dangerous horse.

Sweepstakes (first year) of 25 sovs. each, for four years old, 7st.
21b.; five, fist. 51b.; six and aged, Sat. 10Ib. Four year old
fillies allowed 41b. Fiur miles.—Eight subscribers.
:Major Yarburgh's Laurel, 5 yrs 1
Dt.ke of Leeds Moonshine, 5 yrs
Lord Fitzwilliam's h. f. Ballad Singer, Lord Stilton's b. h. Me-
dc-o, Mr. Houldsworth's ch. c. Vanish, and Mr. Petre's Granby,
}:.id. This was the must complete caricature of a race that ever
was seen, not that any thing could have been expected from a race
between two such oppoaite borses—a first and a twentieth rater.
Moonshine made the best running he could for about two miles
ar.d a half, when he wenf all agog, lost his action, began grunting
like a pig, and finished by stopping altogether, and leaving Laurel
to walk home by himself amidst the laughter of the spectators—
rcdc by G. Nelson ; Moonshine, who was jockeyed by Johnects,
came in about ten minutes after. 6tol on Laurel.

The LOCI. Plate, for three year olds, 7st. 51b. ; four, est. 71b;
maiden colts allowed 21b. ; maiden fillies, 51b. Heats Two
Miles.
The following horses started for this Plate :
Dlr. Robinson's Bolivar, 3 yrs. (Jaques) ; Lord Cleveland's
Tamboff, 3 yrs. (Lye) ; Lord Scarbrough's Cambridge, 4 yrs.
(Nelson) ; and Mr. Wvatherell's. The Captain, 5 yrs. (Gray).
The following were drawn :
Dlr. Houldsworth's Terror and Fortitude, Duke of Leeds's
Jenny Mills, Mr. Ridsdale's Master Burke, Mr. Petre's Netberby,
Lord Worcester's Felt; Mr. Gascoigne's Louisa colt, Lord Sear-
borough's Cistercian; Mr. Peirse's Prince Eugene, Mr. Wethe-
rell's f. by Waverley and the Captain, Lord Kelburne's Georgiana
colt, Mr. Nowell's Fair Helen colt, Dlr. Clifton's Don Jose, Mr.
Watt's Coulon, Mr. Haworth's Brenda, Mr. Alarson's Wander-
ing Boy, and Mr. Steel's Wellington.
First Heat-2 to 1 agst. Cambridge, and sto 2 agst. Tamboff.
Cambridge took the lead at a smart pace, followed for about a
quarter of a mile by Tamboff, when he was passed by the Cap-
tain. Cambridge was first at the foot of the hill, but at the top
the Captain took the lead, and kept it to the lted House ; here Cam-
t.ridge resumed the running, Tamboff at the same time coming up
between the rails and the distance. The Captain was beat off, and
Tamboff got to even with Cambridge, passing him at the Grand
St and and winning easy.
Second and Third Heats.—Bolivar, who had made a waiting race
in the first heat, won these two beats very cleverly. The ground
was so exceedingly heavy that a fast horse had no chance.
We are sorry to hear that a well-known jockey, who for some
years bore a high name as a rider in this part of the world, Mark
Noble, is rednesd to a state of poverty, having a large family de-
pensfirg on him. Several liberal supporters of the Turf have come
forward en the occasion, and poor Mark is likely to be put upon
hi, legs again.