Star.
London, England, 1827-05-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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YORK' SPRING .AIRIILTING.
Wsoussosv, Conti;DlM.
The Rates terminated this day, after three dare eicalaill spout
anti a very fashionabk attendancF.
There were on the Course the Duke of Leeds, Lords Kennedy,'
Relburne, Scarborough, Loughborough ; Sin W. Milner N.
Wysill; Honourable, R. Petre, T. 0. Powlett, A. bfactanald;
Colonels Smith, Rini. Ste.
The following important alterations have taken place In the
betting on the St. Leger—
S to 1 apt Nonplus I 20 to 1 apt Lunarla
14 to 1 agit Reviewer, 30 to I agst Taal Joan ,
17 to 1 apt Granby . 40 to 1 apt ,Nlr. Launley's c. by
lls to 1 sagst Matilda Tramp
10 to 1 alit Match 40 to 1 agar Oliver*
500 even' Nonplus apt Reviewer (taken).
The following is au account of thi. -day's running—
The third and last Year of the Constitution Stakes of 20 sous. each,
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h. ft. for all ages ; three yrs, 54. 101 b. four, Bst. live, at. 91b.
six, 9st. 111 b. and aged, ilst. 51b. One mile and a quarter.
Mr. B. Peters b. m. Fleur de Us, 5 yrs . 1
Lord Kelburnes bl. h. Jerry, 8 yrs it .
Lord Milton's b. h. Humphrey Clinker, 5 yrs . . S
Duke of. Leeds's b. c... Sirius, 1 yrs 4
Tell paid. Even ora Fleur de Us, 11 to 1 apt Humphrey, and S
to I agst Jerry.
The Colt Sapling Stakes of SO sows, each, h. ft. for three yr olds,
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colts, illst.-31b:(31b. allowed, Ate.) Last mile and three quarters.
Mr. Bradstsaw's eh. by Magistrate . 1
Lard Scarborough's b. Drotlaw to Pasta . 9
. Mt. Darnell's b. by Walton . 5
Lord Milton's b. Beggar Boy 4
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Three paid. 6 to 4 un Darnell's, and 6 to 4 agst bro. to Pasta.
The Stand Plate of £5O, three yr olds, Tat. four, sst. 41b. Ave,
th.t. 10th. sit, and aged, Sac. 31b. allowed do mama winners of
.C5O to carry Mb. extra. Heats, a note a three quarters each.
Duke of 1,4014.9 b. b. Crowcatcher, 5 yrs . . 5 1 1
Sir W. Muer'. b. c. Mr. Pangander, 4 yr. . . 1 2 2
Nir.*Clapbfa's b. e. Crafty, 4 yrs . . 4 3 3
Mr. Smith's br. m. Jenny, .5• yrs • . 3 4dr
Mr. Sykes's b. f. Cock Robin, 5 yrs . . 2 sdr
Betting before starting-6 to 5 apt Cock Rabin, sto 2 apt
Cruwcatcher, sto 1 agst dr. Pengand.r, slid 10 to 1 apt Crafty.
After the first heat, even on Peispinlvr, and sto 3 agst Crow-
catcher; and after the.seernid heat, 4 to t so Crowcatcher, and 7
to 2 agst Cock Rubin. Three good heat..
BETTING.ROONI, TATTKILSALVSI. MAr 24._

An amazing deal of bust:lemmas dune yesterday un the Derby
and Oaks, and some Conker variations are noticeable. Donna Clara
receded several points, and Scheberasade is again first favourite, at
law odds. It is thought that about 20 horses will start for the
Derby, as about 20 or 28 horses are now there.
Dean.
11 to 4 agst Olenartney lIT I apt Turcoman
to 1 apt Roderick I 18 to 1 apt Windermere
II to I apt RipagnoUe • 20 to 1 apt Mameluke
11 to 1 apt GaberfimPe 53 to 1 apt Gamlen
12 to 1 apt Defence 40 to 1 apt Pontiff
12 to 1 apt Trumpeter 1000 to 10 apt Raymond
15 to 1 apt Spondee I

4 to I apt Sebeherazade
7 to 1 apt Tippitywkhet (tak)
8 to 1 apt Tato
12 to 1 apt Donna Clara
13 to 1 apt Souvenir
1000 to 15 apt Mr. 1

14 to 1 apt Morel
IS to I agst Galan
16 to 1 apt Translation
16 to I apt Calypso
60 to 1 agst Mr. West's
unbton's Comus illy.

Novas tunas At 1.41-ITiIISALL'ib--•' Messrs. Tatteriall beg leave
to inform the public, that, by order of the Jockey Club, the settbog
day for the Derby and Oaks is on the Tuesday following, instead
of the Monday. Noose but Subscribers so the Betting-rooms will
be admitted into the yard on the Tuesday, excepting on payment
of one sovereign."

EPSOM, 1627.
MIST DAT.....TUISDAT, MAT 29.
Lord Mountcharlees ch. e. by Cation, ssc. 71b. apt the Duke of
Richmond's f. Busk, by Whalebone, sat. 41b. Last half 'Ails.; 50 sows.

A Plate of £5O. given by the Members for the County (W. J.
Dennison, Esq. and C. N. Pallmer, for all ages ; three yr
olds, 7st. tour, test. 'hie. eve fht. 111.11 and aged, 9st. 31b.. Two
mile heats. The winner cole-stdd toe 309 sots. it daynanded In
a quarter of an hour, the owner of the sieved born being first
entitled, kr.- .
This Plato to be run fee next after the herby. and the other
Stakes to be run between the hears.To start each day at two o'clock.

DUBLIN GARRISON RACES, Mar 19.
Trial Stakes ot 5 boys. each, and 20 sou. added.—One mile.
Town Major White's b. g. Dan, 6 yrs, 10st. 111 b. . 1
Captain Smith's b. g. Motto, aged, lost. Illb. . 2
Mr. Tobin's b. m: Fair Star, 5 yrs, lOst. Ob. . . 3
Mr. Bushes br. g. Penruddock, aged, lOst.lllb. . 4
Major Kaarney's ch. m. Non., 6 yrs,lost.lllb. . S
Captain Vignole's gr. h. Grey Friar, 4 yrs, lOst. . I
A capital race—won by a head.
Match—SO soya—One mile—lOst. 71k. earls.
Hon. R. Howard's b. g. Whltelock . . . 1
Mr. Hodge's b. g. Foabury . . • . 2
Won easy.
Hunters' Stakes of 5 sous. each, and 20 sots. added—Hats two

nines-11st. 71b. sack.
Captain Ferguson's b. m. Jenny Sutton
Captain Smith's di. g. Prince
Mr. Ingilby's b. g. Cannon .
Lord Edward Hay's b. g. Shamrock

bac drawn—woo in a canter.

Muck--50 sovs.—One milt-10W 71b. each.
Major Xespley's Nora& . .

1 ,1
2 dr
3 4
4 2

Mr. Digby's b., m. ---• . . . • 2
Hack Stakes of 3 soya. each, and 20 sows. added—One mile.
H. R. Howard's b. g. Whiteloek, aged, lOst. 111 b. . 3
Captain Copland's eb.g. Cheval Anglols, aged. lOat. 111 b. 2
Captain Davies, b. m. Polly Hopkins, aged, llsta Ob. . 5
Mr. Campbell's b. g. York, S yrs. lost. 41b. . . 4
Town Major White's gr. g. Sir Walter, S yrs, 10st. 41b. . I

At the next July Newrnariet Meeting, third day, Lord Exeter's
Recruit, 4 yrs, lit. 121 b. is matched agst Mr. Greenlee Pilot, 3
yrs, 7st. 121 b. for 100 sows. h. ft.
At the Newmarket October Meeting, last day, Mr. Scott Stone-
hewer 's Goshawk, 80.101 h. is matched apt Lord Exeter's Re-
cruit, list. filb. both 4 yrs oli, for 100 soli', h. ft.
At the Newmarket Houghton Meeting, first day, the following
Matches are to take place—
Lord Ratter's Hobgoblin apt Mr. Paynes Babel. Set. 41b. each,
fier 300, h. ft.
Lord Darlington's Memnon, Bst. 71b. eget the Doke of Portland's
Alderman, Bst. 41b. Last three miles of the B.C. for 500, b. ft.

THE FANCY.

Cuat.temoes--Jaek Lenney. at one time of great repute among
the light weights, bas signified publicly, that be is desirous to Best
BeninNaar Sprig of Myrtle; and says, he is ready to meet him at
any time at Peter Crawley's. to make a match for £25 aside.
Bob Castles has intimated t. Dan M' Kenzie. chat he is ready to
eght him on any of the Spoons Ram days, treat one guinea aside,
upwards to any tam Dan pleases. Or Bob will peel with him fur
the chance of what may be cadged by a castor go round.
Fonett. in reply to the correspondence between him and Abbott,
says, he is ready to meet Bill with the necessary stuff any day he
pleases at Josh Hudson's.

Two French Noblemen, the Marquis of DALMATIA
(the sen of the celebrated Marshal Som.?) and Coont deb Renewer,
are at the present period in Nottingham. They came provided with
letters of introduction to Messrs. E and Anew', whose ex-
tensive hosiery and lace warehouse they visited yesterday. Several
factories in town have also been honoured with their presence.
NATIONA LEDUCATION SOClZTY.—Wednesday the An-
anal General Meeting of the Society for Educating the Children of
the Poor, in the principles of the Established Religion, was held at'
the Central School, in Baldwin's•gardens, his Grace the Archbishop
of Carersasuar, in the Chair. There were also present, the Bishops
of Mixes' LONDON, CSISSTiII, BATH and WILLS, GLOUCASTSA,
IaiHDAFF, BRISTOL, Se. DAVID'S, Lord KINTON, &c.
RAMS/SATZ, MAT 22.—rhe works of our elegant new
Church of St. George are carried on with great rapidity, and the
noble edifice is quickly advancing towards completion. Much cre-
dit is due to the directors of the works for the careful manner in
which they are carried on, of course a great number of workmen
are employed in the erection of this large building. We are all
reparation for the approaching season, although early for the com-
mencement of arrivals. Yet we have had the pleasure to observe
miny visitors partaking the pure and invigorating air of our sea-
girt isle. Slany improvements have been effected within the last
twelve mouths, which will be found conducive to the already no-
menus comforts of Ms far-famed Ramsgate.