Star.
London, England, 1828-11-07 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSA
A palpable effect Is produced on the betting, by the death sf
Cant; tor, besiils!s occasioning a very heavy loss, some of the books
are thrown into great coofusion, and it becomes necessary to re.
model them. So indefinite was the betting about the first three or
four for the Deasy, that it was with considerable ddficudy we
ascertained the King's colt to be first. 'fhe Oaks field is daily
getting more titmice. Toe following are the latest odds...
Deasy.

13 to 1 apt Electress colt
15 to 1 apt Will Q*l6' Wisp
16 to 1 agst Prince Eugene
16 to 1 apt Canvas colt
16 to 1 apt Exquisite
18 to 1 apt lispagnolle colt
7 to 1 apt Green Mantle
9 to 1 apt Varna
12 to 1 apt Ctoti!de
15 to 1 agst Quadrille
14 to 1 apt Lau
20 to 1 apt Sorcery
20 to 1 apt Fancy

23 to 1 apt Mother to Moses
25 to 1 apt Nessus
25 to 1 apt Brother to Sontag
25 tot agst Mona
30 to 1 apt Shortwaist (taken)

so to 1 apt Mares&ld
oo to 1 agit Canary
20 to 1 apt Vat
25 to 1 apt f out of Phantom
35 to 1 apt Jungfrau
35 to 1 art f out of Nivalis's

Sr. Ilea&
16 to I was taken about Mr. Petre's Rowtoo. •
TIIE BRIGHTON HARRIERS.

This pack threw of on Monday at Patellalu 7;;nomerons field ;
three bares were killed in quick time. The firer wac turned up
about ten o'clock, and the third before one o'clock fell a victim to
the superior running bounds. The latter hare was put up at
Standen, and killed at Westineston, after a sharp run of about IS
minutes. The wbipper.in was the only person in at the death
The Hounds threw off on Tuesday, near the Race Coarse, aaa
soon pet up a bare, which &forded them an excellent run, almost
without a check. Three hares were killed in the course of the day.
Lord Lake was In the &Id.

1111eaday the Rost Semi Fos Hounds threw of on This
whams they demeaded into Campton Wood, where they sous
heads Here the tags were thrown into some confusion, in caw
osigssus et the greet quantity of game, having roused three or four
at a ans. end hampering Is as many directions. At length ate
was dosing au, sr Is, after some little time, broke cover, sad
west ele in Ise style for Laughton Levels; after making a few
turns, Ileynard beaded back to the wood whence he started. The
dugs being close upon him, be again left the cover and ascended the
bill, stole again into cover, and was again driven forth, crossing the
' Levels; he was ultimately killed at Heighten, after a delightful
chase, which afforded much sort to the pedestrians, who had a fun
view of the hunt from Firk Brtluois Gazette.

SHOOTING.
One day last week ISO brace of pheasants were killed at Fantod,
the seat of the Duke of Grafton, from three guns. The Duke of
Richelieu was ow of the "sharp shots."—//ory Eferold.

COURSING MEETING.
The Sweepstakes for Doss ander 20 Months Old btlengiog to
the Ardroesan Coursing Club, was run for over Lord EgHorse's
grounds. in the Barony of Ardrossan, in Ayrshire. on Thursday
the 23d, and Friday the 24th ult. me fellows—.

1111111? CLAM.
Lord JR/Anton% black b Jess, against ?Jr. Jamieson's white 4

Ilr..Jan-sisime's Spring beat Lord •Fglinton's Bess.
Dr. Brown's bik and w b Fanny, named by Lord Renton, bell
Mr. J. H. Robertson's w b Rose.
Captain Patrick's y and w d Rover, beat Mr. J. H. Roberto's's
brill d Hero.
Or. Brown's 's& b Dauntless. named by Dr. SPFadzean, a Bye.

BitCOND CLAM.
Captain Patrick's Rover, beat Dr. Brown's Dauntless.
Mr. Jamieson's Spring against Dr. Brown's Fanny—undecided.
Mr. Jandeson's Spring against Dr. Brown's Fanny—agaiu uo.
deckled.
Dr. Browns Fanny beat Mr. Jamieson's Spring.

THUM CLAIM
Dr. Brown's Fumy beat Captain Patrick's Rover.

*MO MOM Till STAKES.
Th. sport was excelknt, and the undre•ded runs excited coed.
&table atiglitiasial interest antonFit the Gentlemen Freitag.

Wednesday the Sessions of the Peace was held for
the town of Faversham. Bring a maiden Session, the Grand Jury
presented the Recommit with a pair of white glovee.—geunik Gus.
Saturday the extensive serge manufactory ( f
Maunder and Son, of South MAton, was diicoveied to
be on ire, and the Goofy, the greater part tif the
woollen and lace machinery, icc. were destroyed. The
ware.rooms and dwelling-house were saved. lhe hie
was act perceived till about four o'clock in the morn•
hog, though it had no doubt been smouldering fur a
considerable time.

A desperate and cruel highway robbery was, on the
evening of Thursday last, committed on the persln of
Gitemnitt.t., Esq. of Ilford, in Essai?''ltei*eefi
four and five o'clock, as Mr. G. who is itiMilOth yes 4
was returning from the superintendeneeoCnime oik-
men, be was stopped by two ruffians, wholtisl.ed Iron
underneath a quickset hedge, and, without uttering
word, one of them laid open his forehead with a violent
theblo
gwrfou. rolanda Whilebludgeon,in thisan stretchedds,they himr
fiedi himn boll e
on
his
gold watch, and absconded, before he had recovered his
senses, leaving behind them the bludgtou. This he g-
eared, and with some difficulty reached his home, die
blood lowing profusely from the wounds which he had
received. Two fellows, named Soaekman and Jacks.
are in custody at Lambeth street,'elnitred on ituPiejoo
of being concerned in the outtegiet" tianaXdia,
continues in a very precarious ifigettP"! 6 .'" " .

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