Star.
London, England, 1829-05-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK SPRING MEETING.
Yost. Sarosuar Reim°.
Akhosigh confined to three days, the races, which begin r n
Monday. will in all probability exceed any wr have bad in tb.
Spring for some years past. The entries are nor very numerous,l
but bring out an the best celebrated bones the North can produce ;
that the different stakes will be contested by good fields may t e
collected frosts the following list of the horses already arrived at
the training stables in the vicinity of Kosvesmore
Lord Scarborough's b e Cambridge (4th for the Ledger, UMW)
Major Yarborough's br f Belinda (ad for do.)
Pilgrim, brother to Laurel
Laurel

Lord FitzwUllans's Mulatto
Sister to Whidterandos
b b Medoro
Hidalgo, by Cervantes
Dora, Sister to Medoro
b f alder to Barataria
Mr. Watts's b c Coulon, by Whisker
----. Margelkria, sister to Memnon
Hettnieuri by Figaro
Wodenblock, by lilacklock
----- Dr. (Morose, brother to Memnon
Mr. Baird's bl g Scotus, by
eh f Ramona, by Whisker
Lord Kelburne's gr c by Viscount—Nell Meldon
---.br c by Senolensko--Geurgiana
ebb Anson
b f by Blacklock, out of Marchese
Mr. Bailey's br c Brittle, by Rho
br c Utrecht, by Figaro
Mr. Petre's Netberhy. by Cervantes
eh a Rowtoo, by (Ascots
ch c Apullunia, sister to Delpbine
------ eh f by Figaro, out art Juliana
Granby
Mr. Kirby's b c Flacrow, by Blacklork
b c by Wanton, out of Evens's dam
Ur. Healey's b c by Grey Malian, dam by Comes
Lord Longford's Sir Hercules, by Whalebone
Mr. Newell's itoundwaisr, lumber to L.ongwslst
Lord Cleveland's Tambod, Voltaire, Nonplus, and Memnon
Mr. Heywood's b c Sandoval
Colonel King's Hc.sy Bedlam
Lord Scarborough's Is t by Canon, out of Joseph's dam
bl f by Smulensko—Lady Georgiaues dam
br c Cistercian, by Cation
ch t by Pilgarlic, dam by Whisker
Dir. Gascoigin's b e sister to Jeny, by Smolensku
br c by Figaro, out of TruUa
Mr. W. Scott's b f Aconite, by Tramp
Mr. Darnell's gr f by St. Patrick, out of Suowball
General Sharp's Malek
Sir W. Maxwell's Spadassin
Mr. Fletelites br f by Blacklock, out of Arabella
Mr. O. Powletes bl f by Jack Spigot, out of 511.. Fanny
ch c by Jack Spigot, dam by !Bullock
b f Lady Emmeline, by Young Phantom
Mr. Iticluirdsmes f Juliana, by Peter Lely
Mr. Gibbeson's Lady Sarah, by Tramp
Mr. Powletes Penhill, by Jack Spigot
Mr. Ridsdale's Outeation
Mr. Earnshaw's Elastic
Mr. Eidsdale's Brien, by Blacklock
Mr. Hebelen's Splendour, by Sovereign
Lord Wilton's ch c by Cervantes, d by Governor
Mr. Rlddell's cb c Lawn Sleeves, by Or. Syntax
lir. Armitage's Velocipede
The Duke of Leeds. hones, and a few others, are expected.
The principal bet lag rate of the meeting is the Si. Leger, which
brings out the great Doncaster St. Leger favourites, Bowie's,
Tartibor. and Paigrim, all of whom have teen backed to a very
considerable amount. Laurel is the favourite for the Gold Cup, a
prise very rarely run for at York. lie will be opposed by Mew
non, Nonplus, Velocipede, and Actaeon ; at least these horses ate
in it. Belinda is the favorite for the 110 soya. Sakes on Monday;
Lady Sarah fur the Stakes on the following day ; Voltaire for toe
Shorts; and Wodenblock for the Sapling.
The Match between his Majesty's c The Colossal and Colonel
King's Bessy Bedlam, for 500, wilt not be run.
The following races are in the list for Monday :
Sweepstakes of SO sows each, for 3 yrs old. 7st ; 4 yrs, fist slb ;
yrs, 9st ; 6 yrs and aged, 9st 41b ; maiden horses, at the time of
running, allowed 41b, fillies. 31b. Two miles.
Lord Scarbueough's u c Cambridge, 4 yrs
Lord Fitawalllanes Mulatto, 6 yrs
Mr. Petre's Stapletuu, 4 yrs
Major Yarborough', Bebuda, 4 yes
Mr. Watts'. Couloir, 4 yrs
SWeepstakes of 20 soya each, for 5 yr old colts, Su sib, and fillies,
ust Sib. Last mile and three quarters.
Mr. Baird's bl g Scotus, by Fitz-Orville
Lord Kelburne's gr c by Viscount
Duke of Leeds's ch c by St. Patrick
Mr. Petre's b c hietherby, by Cervantes
Mr. Bailey's br c Bristle, by Filho ut Magistrate
Sir. Kirby's h c Flscruw
Mr. Healey's b c by Grey Maldon
Lord Longford's Sir Hercules
TM St. Leger Stakes of 95 sows. each. Mile and three quarters.
Sir. Newell's ltuundwalst
Lord Clevelames 'Emotion
Lord Kelburne's c by Sssokosko—Georglana
Lord Milton's Hidalgo
Major Yarburougles Pilgrim
Mr. Heywood', Sandoval
Mr. Petre'e newton
The FiUy Sapling Stakes of 50 sous each. Mile and a half.
Lord Scarborough's br by Cation
Lord Milton's stater to Whi.kerandus
Sir. Gascoigne's slater to Jerry
Mr. Petre's Apollonia„ sister to Delpbine
Mr. Warts's Mareelkna, sister to Meitioun
Mr. Lumley'. Lugar,*
Mt. W. Scutt s Aconite

Produce Stakes of 50 snvs each, for two-yr olds. Y.C.
Duke et Leeds's cb c by Whisker
Mr. Petre's cb f by Figaro
Mr. Darnell's gr f by U. Patrick
Mr. Watts's b t Hermiune
Match 500, Lord Cleveland's Nonplus against Mr. Petre's
Granby, iht 71bs each. Two miles.
Match 500, General Sharpe's blalek, 5 yrs, list 71bs, against
Sir W. Maxwell's Spadasain, 4 yrs, Ms( WM. Four miles.
Match 300, Ms Majesty's Colonel and Colonel King's Bracy
Bedlam.

LIVERPOOL SPRING NIERTING•
fuIiSTAI sal, rumor, war so.
The Great Liverpool Stakes of sts sovs each, lOft, with SO ans.
added, for horses not thorough bred; 3 yrs old, 9.t 7(b; 4 yrs
old, lost 71u ; S yrs, list 41P ; 6 yrs. list 12Ih ; aged, 124.
• Two miles. A winner of a Plate or Stake of the value of "so
or upwards, before the day of running, to wry 3lb ; twice or
more, Sib extra. Gentlemen roars.
Mr. Hodgson s ns Agnes, 4 yrs ••• •••
Mr. Kent's ch g Mr. Fry, 5 yrs •••
Mr. Houghton's b g &other to Hezgrave aged 3
A complaint was lodged against Mr. Hudson by Mr. Kent (who
rode &other to Hexgrave) for foul riding. which will be settled
by the Stewards. &other to Hexgrave Ml and threw Ms rider.
A Handicap of 10 son each, fur the winning bones during the
first three days, and any horses to be allowed to start by naming
to the clerk of the course previous to handicapping. The weights
to be published the morning of running.
The Mailman Stakes of 10 foes each. with to added, for 5 and 4
yn old, 3 yrs, Get 91h; 4 yrs, ost Mb. Mares and geldings al-
lowed Sib. Ow mile and a distance. A winner in 1129 to
carry 3lb extra. Closed. .
Mr. &eele's b c Wellington, 3yn ... 1
Sit T. &silky's ch c Herbert Lacy, 4 yrs ...
Duke of Leaden cis m 'easy Mills, 4 yrs ••• ••• $
The Duke of Leeds objected to the Stakes being given to Wei.
liasteo, on account of his not carrying the Sib extra as adverting&
The Ornsskirk Platee value 70 son. The second lone entitled SO
10 sees. out of Plate. Tbree.yro•old to carry ist 101 b; 4 yrs
Olds ki alb; i yrs old. fist alb; i yrs ell, and aged, Oet. Mares
and geldings allowed 31b. Winners of a adSO In the present
year to carry 31b extra; of two, Mb. Two mile beats.
Sir T. &snivel ch is May Fly, 6 yrs
Sir W. Wynn's See, 5 yrs
Sir J. Beresford's bI by Reveller ...
Sir J. liodpos's b e the Rail, 4 yrs

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The individual who is traversing the kingdom in the
character of a Scotch piper, to decide, as it is said. a Considerable
wager, wade his appearance in the streets ad Worcester on Friday
morning. He was followed by a waridershie crowd, sad the
"coppers" appeared to Sow is to hi. petty Ilberally. There Is
snick conjecture as to who this pennonpa 10. gad be guards against
Ming recognised by wearing spectacles, and a disk Mask Yaks%
chit over Ms mouth ; be bposidedy Wimp be Ovule !Mama,.
of pedestrian notoriety.

THE ARMY.
Wednesday a General Conti Martial of which Mr R. Btairenne,
commanding the district, was President. assembled at I i o'clock,
in t►e County Limerick Gaol. for the trial of Brevet Major Butte,
of the Royal Artillery.Luoterick Chronicle.
The Lite Lord HAIKU, G. C. B. Governor of Dumbarton Casio
and Colonel of the 73d Itegtm• nt, was been in the year 1746. At
an early age be entered the army, and served during the American
war, where he was dangerously wounded at Benker's•btll. o o
afterwards acted as Military Secretary to the late Sir WILLIAM
Mallows, during ►ls Government in India. On his second 1. turn
Ito India, ►is distinguished military talents printed him out to site
discriminating eye of Lord Wore. Lester a. the fittest person to corn
mead the army against the formidable politer of Torun) SAS► in ti e
year 1797. He achieved t►e conquest of fieringapatain, by which
the deb country of Mysore was added to the British pussessi• as.
Far this splendid exploit he was raised to the English Peerage, hr
the title of Baron Hams of Seringapatam. During the la, er
years of ►is life be lived in dignified retirement at ►is seat Ito Kr, t,
beloved and respected by all around him. He was remarkable fur
his cle.r understanding, his unaffected bravery, his kind di•position,
and simple manners. Ho is succeeded in his title and esates by
the Hon. WILLIAM G BURGS HA ABM a Alainr General in the army.
Besides him, be bas left one sun and several daughters, the eldest of
whom is mauled to the Right Hon. &arisen Lusunturtno, the
present Governor of Madras.