Star.
London, England, 1826-08-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETUNG.ROOII TATTERSALL'S, Aotsuas
By toe subjoined statement of odds, it will be men that Mulatto
continues on the advance, being now only half a point behind Bed-
Unite, with a strong party to back him, and every probability of
the neat betting.day making him decidedly second favourite. &l-
oci remains as before, but Bedlamite fal back a little, and not
mull done on him. Crusader and The Dragon have changed
places, the latter being the favourite by about a point.
The betting was rather brisk on the above horses, without touch-
ing upon many of—the outsiders. The odds at the close of :he
room had settled as follows:

W. LEGS".

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2to 4 apt Belzoni I3oto i apt The General
$ to 1 agsc Bedlamite 35 to 1 apt Shirtwaist
Si to 1 apt hltdatto 35 to 1 apt Paul Pry (taken)
12 to 1 apt The Dragon 40 to 1 apt Pirate
lli to 1 asst Crusader 50 to 1 apt Fanny Dative
30 to 1 apt Terrare 50 to I agat MaeAdant
_ _

mazy-1827. so to 1 on the field.
G OODW OOD R A CRS.—Tiszmi Day.
The Stand Sweepstakes of 50 soy. each. 50ft. for three-yrs-old
colts, est. Sib. Mlles, Ilst. 311).—One mile.
Duke of Richmond's c. the Link Boy . . walked ►irer
Four horses entered.
Match for 100 soy. Two miles.
The Duke of Richmond's Phantasmi, 4 yrs, 7st.lolb. beat Caps.
Loeke's Crockery, 4 yrs, sit. 71b.
Match for 50 soy. Last half mile.
Mr. Tyfwhitt Jones's eh. g. Robin Adair, aged, list. beat Mr
Peyton 's/ b. g. Jubilee, aged, l i st.
The Racing Club Handicap Svreepstake. •f 5 so% each, with 30
added by the Goodwood Racing ash. One nano beats.
Duke of Richmond's The Link B•y, 7st. 41b. . d 1 1
Captain Locke's Orator, aged, 9st. 71b. 1 2 3
Five bones started.

The Goodwood Yeomanry Cup, value 30 sov. given by the Doke
of Richmond. Two mile heats.
Mr. Newman's Shylock .
Mr. Woodman's b. g. Artilleryman
Mr. Tadker's gr. nt. Ceres
Mr. Lawrence's Hercules

1 1
2 2
5 4
4 3

CLARE, SUFFOLK.
On the 10th irritant, the Puny Races here were uncommonly
well attended, and afforded good sport. Among the winners were
the following : Poe the Cup, Mr. Genes Olivia; for the Ladies'
Rune, Mr.• Owes's Miss Flirt ; for the Plate, Mr. Elwea's Jessey.
—After which the• neighbourhood were invited to a Ball, by the
Stewardapd High Sheriff of the County. The Races are to continuo
arintlally, Mr. Western, Member for Essex, being the next Steward

HUNGERFORD REGATTA.
Yesterday the Fourth Annual Regatta, at Hungerford Stairs,
afforded much sport to the watermen and others. A prize'wberry,
and other prizes, were rowed for by six pair of oars, and pined in
threwheats.
The first and second heats were well contested, and at a quarter
before seven o'clock, they were placed for the list and grand beat.
On the signal gun being fired, they went nff in gallant style, and
after one of the most excellent contests ever. witnessed, Red came
in lint, Black second, and Green third.—Yellow gave up the match
when off Hungerford. The winners were carried up the Stairs in
t►e prize wherry amidst the moat deafening shouts of the spectators.

Wednesday his Majesty's ship LEVIN,I42B, Captain
Wit. FITZWILLIAM 0 NRN, returned to Spithead, having
been upwards of four years and a half, during which
period she has been incessantly employed, in company
with the BARRACOUTA, 10, CA pt.VIDAL, surveying the
coasts of Asia and Africa, Cape Cortnoran, along the
coasts of Malabar and Surat, the whole extent of the
sea side of Persia and Arabia, the east side of Africa,
(including Madagascar, the Scheylles, and other Islands),
and the Atlantic shores of that Continent, to the Gambia
inclusive. A more important and interesting survey
bas not been accomplished for a series of years. The
Lavas finally left Sierra Leone on the 50th of June,
in company with the BARRACOUTA, which ship sheleft
at St. Jago. Commoirre But.t.am sailed from Sicrra
Leone of the 4th of June, in the Mainsvorm, to cruise
along the coast for the suppression of slaving. The
LavaN has sailed for Woolwich to be paid off.
We would caution persons going over to the Conti-
nent against carrying letters, as a very heavy fine at-
taches itself to persons having letters found in their
possession. A strict search is made on the arrival of
the packets in the French ports. One of our steam
packets was detained last week from the above cause,
and the proprietors subjected to a fine of 150 francs ere
the vessel was liberated.

NEWGATE AND LRADENHALL MARKETS, Amiss ti.
Beet... 3s Od to 4s Od Veal ...... Si Od to 4s 84
Mutton 3s Od to 4s Od I Pork 3s 04 to 4s 84
Lamb 4s Od to 5s Od.

PRICES or HAY Aso STRAW YESTERDAY.
sr. amass's. WN/7111C11•111116
thy 31 10s Od to 51 1.5 s Od Hay 41 4s to SI Ss Od
Clover SI los od to II los Od Cover 41 lOs to 61 lOs Od
&raw 11 los 6d to 61 os Od Straw 11 14s to 21 Mod

HOPS

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• NEW 10011:11116 I ..._
YEW 11•111.
Kent 1821 to 220 s I. Kent ...... , 170 s to 200 s
Sussex
ElseX
Farnham Bee 1406 to sllos—Ksconds. 1110 s to 220 s

Price.
9.5 s 3d-w.33$ 9d
30s 94.613 34i 04

COAL' SIARXICT, Aeasr 21.
Skips at Market. Skips Sold.
Si Newcastle 51
23 Suaderlukd