Star.
London, England, 1827-09-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, San t 7.
There were few who attended yesterday for any other purpose
than that of receiving their balances for the Sr. Leger; there was
not one, however, who did not go away disappointed, for no money
was forthcoming. The fact is' that many nt the higher class do not
settle till the Newmarket October Sieving, and some Others are
hit so very hard, that time is absolutely necessary to enable them
to pay—that they will do so in a short period we have no doubt—
should the reverse be the came, we shall not fail to return to the sub-
ject. At all events, the slackness evinced by the losers, on the
present occasion, will have a very wholesome effect on the betting ;
the knowing ones will not be so willing to bet with every face that
spews itself, nor will the speculation be to that ruinous extent which
has been the source of so much evil.
The only offers, yesterday, were 7 tot agst The Colonel, and 50
to I agst brother to Michael, for the Derby.
There was some little talk about the Grand Duke Michael
Stakes at Newmarket, next Monday. It is a matter of doubt which
of the two—Glenartney and Marnelitke—will start; for, according
to the condition of the sale, Glenartney was nut to run agst Marne-
luke at Doncaster, and rice versa At Newmarket; in this state of un-
certainty, &pomade has the call.
NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.

111(111DAT.
One-third of a Subscription of 25 sovereigns each, for three year
olds, homifule, &c. A.F. (Seven Subscribers).
Sweepstakes of 100 sovereigns each, h. ft. T.Y.C.-
Sir J. Shelly's Bernardo I Mr. Greville's Elinor
Duke of Grafton's c. by Merlin Lel Wharnch,ffe's f. by Whisker
—Mona
The Garden Stakes of 100 sovereigns each. T. M.-M.
Sligo, 6 yrs 9st. 21b. Heroine, 4 yrs Bst. 11h.
Babel, 4 yrs Sst. 61b. Tvrcornan, S yrs 65t. 121 b.
Tiralleur, 4 yrs Bst. tab. Souvenir, 3 yrs Bst. 81b.
Matches.
200 sovereigns, h. ft. D.l.—Duke of Grafton's Chloris apt
Mr, Scott Stonegewer's Souvenir, Bst. 51b. each.
POO sovereigns, h. ft. D. M.—Mr. Udny's Donna Clara, f. sat. '
.51b. apt Lord Exeter's Pantina, 83t. 22b.
200 sovereign.' h. ft. D.l.—Duke of Grafton's Paul Jones,
Bst. 51b. apt the Duke of Richmond's Link Boy, Bst.
100 sovereigns, h. rt. R. M.—Lord Anson 's Noureddln, Bst.
10Ib. apt Mr. Prendergast's Garnish, Tat. 51b.

TIJI4DA Y.

One-third of a Subscription cl2ssosertigns each, for four yr olds.
' DJ. Fifty pounds furs yr. olds. T.Y.C.
The Clearweli Stakes of 30 sovereigns each for 2yr olds. T.Y.C.
Mr 'Redid*les b. f. Riclotto Duke of Rutland's c. by Water-
Mr Roger's br. C. Medallist 100
----- b. f. Zoe, by Orville Mr Powell's ch. c. by Merlin,
Mr Dilly's Bielsla, brother to dam by Election
Bertram Mr Payne's a. by Merlin, dam
---- cb. f. Rubens, by •by Dick Andrews
Zulieka Mr Alsberly'a ch. c. by Walton
Mr Stonebewer's b 1 c. Don Mi. Cot. Wilson's gr. c. by Young
pet- Gohanna—Spotless
Mr Wyndham's ch. f. Dryad& I
Mr. Nowell's b. e. by Walton,
c. Mr Thornhill's by Merlin—. . darn by Election
Quail Mr. Gully's br. e. by Reveller,
Mr. lioffenden's b. by Bobtail dam by Walton
—Pythoness
Match 200 sovereigns, h. R.
Mr Mills 's Lunacy, Bst. 711 a. agst Marquis of Tavistock's c. by
Abjer out of Pledge, ast, 31b.

Renewal of the Oatland Stakes, et 30 sovereigns each. B.M.
raoaswr.

Handicap Plate of ZlOO, for four year old and upwards. A.P.
The Town Plate of 250. T.M.M.

PILIDAT.

Subscription Stakes, of fire sovereigns each, for four year olds and
upwards. B.C.
The Prendergast Suites, of fifty sovereigns each, for two year olds.
Y.C.
Mr Prendergast's c. by Regent Mr Wyndham's Urganda
—Janette General Grosvenor's hiceeenas,
Duke of Grafton's gr. e. by Skint by Waterloo
—Zeal Mr Dilly's Bielskol
I. by Rubens--Zut.

Sister to Gos-

c. by Merin—
Ld Ewer's c. by Tramp—Folly
f. by Tramp—Bess
Mr Rogori.'a br. f. Scribe

luwk
Nona

lek a
Lord Wharecliffe's f. by Comas
Octaviana
Mr Gully's b. c. by Reveller
Lord Verulasn's 1. by Orville—
Laurel Leaf
Rldadale's b. f. Ifldotto
b. L by Black.I
leek, dam by Cervantes
Major Manses Stausbtdn Lass
Mr Lumley's cb. c. by Walton
b. c. by Smolensto

Medallist
Mr Noviell's c. by Walton
Grevilles Elmer
Mr Rush's c. by Merlin
Mr Payne's b. c. by Merlin
Mr Pctut's ch. f. by Wofel
Mr Tboriihil's 1. by Ifirsektoek
h. by Mer