Star.
London, England, 1827-09-11 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL-

ROIOVAL or QUAILAMTIIIIII lITISTRICTION3.—The serious delay and
inconvenience which the numerous shipping trading here front the
Mediterranean have so long sustained by being obliged to wait the
return of the pest from London (notwithstanding, within the last
few years, the principal officers of the Customs at this port have ac-
cektated the transmission of the quarantine papers, and issued, in
each came, the order for the Meats of the respective ships blame-
direly on the arrival of the post, although at a most convenient
hour), we are most happy to say, with the exception of Turkey and
Africa, are now entirely removed, by an Order in Council dated on
the 27th alt. from all vessels arriving from the dominions of France,
Spain, Italy, Austria, or Sardinia ; provided a medical officer, who
is to be stationed Isere for that purpose, finds that all the persons
on bond are in good health, and that no danger is to be appre-
hended from any •dlsease of a suspicious nature as to infection
having prevailed on board during this voyage ; and provided
certain enumerated goods, if any such are od b6ard, are acenm-.
panted by a certificate, to show that they are not the produce of
Turkey or Africa; nd all vessels from the lazaretto ports of
Malta, Ancona, Venice, Merinos, Leghorn, Genoa, Trieste, and
klarseilles, are to be treated in the same manner, provided their
cargoes were taken from the shore, and they bring clean bills of
bealth.—Lawepool Commercial Chronicle.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EETTING.ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, San 10.

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The betting, without being very heavy yesterday afternoon, was
Of considerable importance, notwithstandiog much time was recce.
tardy occupied in comparing books. The mud bag, Reviewer, has
astonished the folks by juniping up to 25 to 1 to 1;1 to 1, which
rages wore of the books.look rather queer 30. 40, and 50 to 1
having beta kid to several thousand pounds, and against which it
will not be the easiest thing in the world to hedge; they say that
be ku had a trial with Jerry and Antiope, both of whom be beat
easy; considering the character of the beaten hones, we place but
little reliance on the trial. It is also reported that Mr. Petre's lot
have been tried at two miles, and that Granby and Matilda ac-
quitted themselves very well Olio filly running an excellent second),
labile Nonplus was beat a long way. if these reports be true, it is
▪ doubt whether Antiope and Nonplus will run. Reviewer's Jockey,
E. Edwards, having injured his arm by an accident, will net ride
kilo twat Tuesday. The odds closed as under—
tot apt Mameluke 30 to 1 agst Hartpury (taken)
into t agst Granby 50 to j agst Popsy
10 to 1 apt Medoro 53 to 1 apt Bloonshine
11 to 1 agst Matilda 35 to I apt Olivera
13 to 1 agst Reviewer 33 to 1 apt Translation
eu to 1 apt Sancho 40 to 1 apt Naming I No
20 to 1 apt Lunaria 40 to 1 agst Antiope friends
to 1 agst Malek 1000 to 10 apt Pedlar
1000 to 500 Medoro eget Reviewer (taken)
The races are next week, and are expected to be the most Wil-
liam ever known.
WESTERN MEETING AT AYR, Sm. 6.
The Gold Cup, value 100 pi
lie. Ilaird's b. c. by Chanspigoon, 3 yrs, 7st. Mb. 1
Dlr. Blair's gr. c. by Viscount. 4 yrs. est. Sib. .
So 11. H. ISlair's br. e. Edward, 3 yrs, 7st. 51b. . 3
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A good ;ace.
Match, .50 son.
Sir 7. Boswell's b. m. lioldsmaid
/dr. Arttor's Glasgow

- Woa by ball a neck.
Fifty Pounds for all ages.
NIL Males gr. c. by Viscount
Air. M.Donald's b. f. Grecian Queen
Dawsun's br. C. by Prime Minister

TROTTING MATCH,
Captain Fairborn undertook, for a stake of 200 son. to trot his
Locaubire horse Tramper nine Miles in 32 minute.. It took place
Yerterday, over a mile piece, on the Huntingdon road. Immense
*tots Were pending cut it, and each mile was done as follows—
tint
Newel
..... 555 Eighth 331
Third ...... .......... 330 Ninth ..... 43 35
F0urth....... * 3 31
Fifth
Sixth
51
rite niatek was wbo without
once broke from the trot. The
netting 5 to 4 on dine, with plan

'much labour, and the horse only
ground was but think attended.
ty of takers.

The sate Sir JOHN BARNARD, a most respectable
and worthy tinier!, had a son who very little resembled him. This
)sung Gentkniati one day told. his father that he was tired of Bitc-
hed, and earnestly cleared to see the world. " Jack," replied th,
father," I should not have the least objection to your travelling ,
tat, while you are acclig the world, lam attaid tkt tr3rfti we/
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