Star.
London, England, 1827-09-07 00:00:00

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Towaans—The Amazon, Linder, from Jamaica; Paquete do
Oporto, Da Sa, from Oporto; Pursuit, Bonin, from Hamburgh;
Cleopatra, Morris, from St. Petersburgh; Vigilant, Hayhow, from
Gottenburgh; Ploen, Punt. from Sondswall; Eurydice, Thorn.
berg, from Biomburgh ; Vrouw Dieuwke, Boverkamp, from
Worum; Union. Galloway, from Harlingen; and Sprightly, Smith,
from Amsterdam; dEolus, Fenwiek, from St. Petersburgh; Sala.
cia, Addison, from St. Petersburgb; Attwood. Stranack, from
Rotterdam; Blagdon, Thompson, from St. Petersburgh ; Tulloch
Castle, Pearce, from Jamaica; and the Hero, Taylor, from Belfast.
CLaaams Ourwaano—The Courier, Heather. for &Rau ; and
Active Hatchings, for Dublin; Shamrock, Osborne, for Elisineur
and Rostock ; St. Charles, Cousins, for Quebec and Montreal ;
Simeon, Room, for Hamburgh; Active, Shadeach, for Cook;
Chilton, Galilee, for Wyburg ; Elisabeth, for Elsineur and
St. Petersburgb; and the Abeona, Wood, for St. Petersburgh.

Wednesday, a Meeting of the Inhabitants of Graves-
end was held in that town, when it was resolved, for the
purpose of affording better accommodation to the nu•
memos visitors, to remove ecrtain houses and buildings
standing across the line of the High-street, and to ins-
provr the public landing place at the town gag.
So matei ill a diminution of water has taken place
up the river since the throwing of two arches of o.d
London Bridge into one, that at low water a person may
now walk across the Thames at Waterloo Bridge, some
•.f the arches of which are sca:cely passable in the shal-
lowest boat.

Ye.terd ly a fire broke out in an old dilapidated build.
ing used as a workshop by Mr. Nichids, bechtead.maker,
in Vine-.treet, Hatton.w.tll, which totally consumed the
same and the house adjoining, inhabited by a great
number of Irish la`)ourers, who were with difficulty
aroused from their perilous situation, but we did not
hear of any persona) accident.

SPORTING INTELLTGINKIL
lIRTTING.EOOIt, TATTERSALL'S, Sart 0.

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Notwithstanding the absence of many Subscribers at Warwick
sod Pontefract, the room was both numerously and respectably
attended yesterday afternoon. Betting was languid at first, but
towards lye o'clock became extremely animated and Important.
Changes of some conselyuence have been effected in the odds,
Matilda and Medora having displaced Sancho—the filly following;
Gushy at only 11 to 1, andiflots of friends; Medorces party was
also strong. Nonplus was of the go all the thy, and it is a query
whether be will Italic. The Pontefract Races have considerably
diminished the field, several outsiders having disappeared altogether.
It has also had the effect Of making Hartpary a better favourite,
though he is still in the rears Mr. Luntley's horse is said to be spin
all right, and be accordingly advanced from 100 to 50 to 1. At •
later hour than usual the odds closed thus—.

Si. Lamm.
11 to 4 apt Mameluke 5O to 1 apt Pedlar
9 to 2 apt Granby 30 to 1 agst Antiope
11 to 1 apt Matilda 30 to I apt Translation
14 to 1 apt Medoro 30 to 1 apt Popsy
15 to 1 apt Sancho 55 to 1 apt OUvera -
go to 1 apt Lunaria 40 to I apt Moonshine
22 to 1 apt Nonphos 1000 to 20 apt Hartpory (taken)
22 to 1 apt Malek 1004 to 29 apt Lumley
25 to 1 agat Reviewer (taken)
6 to 4 on Mameluke apt Granby (taken).
6 to 4 on Reviewer apt Pedlar (taken).
1000 to 400 on Lunaria apt Moonshine (taken).
1 .
1200 to 1000 on Hartpury agst Lumley (taken).
PONTEFRACT RACES, Sszr. 5.
The Foal Stakes of 50 soya each, h. ft.
Mr. Hooldsworth's Coalition . walked over
Two paid..
The Geld Cop, value 100 gs and2o added. Three miles.
Mr. Wilsoes br. h. Starch • . • I
Lord Scarborough's S. f. Pasta „ . . . 2
Mr. Houldsworth's Fanny Davis . . . 5
The Ledstoo Stakes of 25 sota each, for three yr olds.
Lord Sligo's Pelican . . . . . I
Mr. W. Fox's b. c. Soldan . i . . 2
The following is the Leger Betting here this evening-
-sto 1 apt Mameluke-5 to 1 apt Granby..-11 to 1 apt Sancho
—l4 to 1 apt Nonplus-20 to 1 apt Matilda-10 to 1 apt Me.
dero-20 to 1 apt Lunaria-25 to 1 apt Reviewer-30 to 1 apt
any other.
WEYMOUTH RACES, Sen. 3.
His Maiesty's Plate of 100 saes. Two mile heats.
Lord Paimerston's Losboraugh. aged . . 1 I
Mr. Racklyffees Laurence, 4 yrs . . . dr
Mr. Farquharson 's Presentiment, 6 yrs • . dr
The Johaston's Plate of 50 soya. Mk and a distance.
Mr. Humphrey's Sober Fanny, aged . . . 1 1
Mr. Hanham's Shamrock . . 5 2
Mr. Harding 's Merryman, 4 yr* . . 4 3
Mr. Whittle's Zirana . . . . , 2dr
The Members' Plate of 50 soya. Two mile heats.
Mr. Farquharson's Presentiment
Mr. Chawner's Giantess
Mr. liadclyifee's Laurence

. 1 1
. 5 2
. 3 dr

WARWICK RACES, Sam S.
Sweepstakes of 25 sots. each, for two yr olds. T.Y.C.
Mr. Sadler's eh. e. by Ruben. . .
Mr. Beardsworth's bib. f. L'Estelle
Mr. Rawillisoo's eh. f. Ruby

S;ven drawn.

Gold Cup of 100 sera. valtie; -andioosovs. in specie. Four mile
heats.
Mr. Giffard's ch. C. Leviathan, 4 yrs . 1
. .
Mr. Helyoake's br. e. Boston, 4 yrs : it
. .
. .
Mr. Greville's b. c. Derv's', 4 yrs . 5
.
air G. Piget's b. c. Granby, 4 yn . . 4
/Sixteen drawn.

A Malden Plate of .€5O. Two mile heats.
Mr. L. Cbatitoo's cb. g. Constantine, 5 yn .
Mr. Giffard's b. c. Billy Lackaday, 5 yrs .
Mr. Canning 's b. f. Maria, 3 yrs .

. 1 1
. 2 2
• 3 dr

_ . .
One drawn. _
Hunters' Sweepstakes of 10 nes. cacti. remain beats.
Mr. Davls's br. g. by Edward, fa yrs .• . . 1 1
Mr. Bentea's g. b. by Young Grimaldi, li yes i . 1 alt
Mr. Platers b. as. Velocity, 6 yrs • : . 5 5
Three dimes. •

BEDFORD RACES, Sm. S.
The Woburn Stakes of 10 errs. each. Thhmen Subscribers. The
best of Three Two.mße Heats.
Marquis of Tavistoek names c. b. Ups, 4 yrs, Set. Mb. . 1 1
Dale of Bedford names b. k. Hesperus, aped, het. 61b. . 4 I
Mr. Gooddisouss b. e. Demon, 3 err 7st. . . 5 3
Lord G. W. Russell names g. m. 5 Try set. nib. I dr
. . .

• The grey led of in the lira heat, all keeping near logether—when
past the turn coming op to the road Ups. came forward, and Hes-
perus kept close till within the ropes, when the latter was pulled
up, and Upas had it all his own way. The mead beat Hesperus
led of, and the race was mutated the while May, Ups. besting by
less than half a head.
The Bedfordshire Stales of IS som. each. Seven Subscribers. Three
. _ .. _ _

declared forfeit of 5 sows. each. A Two.mlie heat. --
Marquis of Tavistock's ch. ns. Leeway, 4 yrs, Set. 41b. . 1
Mr. flowerby's b. h. Lionel Lincoln, 5 yrs, /at. 121 b. .
Leeway kept the lead all the way and beat by a length.
The Duke of Bedford's Purse .f £5O for three yr olds. About one
mile and a half.
Mr. Mailer's c. e. Moorbuzzard, list. 7lb. 1
Marquis of Tavistock's b. c. Pilot, sat. 71b. e
Pilot took the lead for about a quarter of a mile, when Moor.
buzzard advanced and kept first, winning a fine race by half a neck.
The Ladles' Plate of £5O, with sezil added from the Racing Fund.
The best of beau, three mile heats.

Marquis of Tavistock's e. m. Leeway. 4 yrs. au. 61b. .
Mr. S. B. Edward's b. f. Sybilla, S yrs, 6st. nil. 2
No go—Hesperas and others being drawn, leaving only a hall-
bred hUy to run apt Leeway, who walked over the last heat.
The Hunters' Stakes of 5 soya. each. Ten Subscribers or no race.
Not filled.
BLACKFRIARS ROWING MATCH.

Yesterday afternoon a purse, given by the Ladles and Gentleness
of the Ward of Farringdon Within and its vicinity, was rowed for
In t►ree heats by the following young watermen belonging to Blatt-
Mars.stairs :—Rohert Ware, Green--John Ware, Blue—Richard
Phillips, Yellow—George Osborn, Piok—and John Christey,
Crimson. They started from the tipper side of 131ackfriars Bridge,
through the third arch of Waterloo Bridge, down the north shore,
round the pier of Southwark Bridge, and up again through the
centre arch of Biackfriars Bridge. Yellow and Green won the first
heat. The second heat was wort by Crimson and Pink, at six
o'clock, after an admirable contest between Crimson and Yellow;
the latter came in first with Crimson close on his quarter. The,
first man received relit, and a few sovereigns were distributed
among the rest.