Star.
London, England, 1818-05-01 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIG

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING Ml
THUPthDAY, AM!. 30.
The King's Plate of 100 gs. 4-yr-aids, 114. .1-y.
6-yr-olds and aged, lest. Last three miles
Mr. Wyndham's grey colt Skim, 4-ya.old
Lord Jersey's bay ►orse Cannon Ball, aged .
Mr. Charlton's elsesnut colt Pandour, 4-yrs-old
5 to 4 apt Sklm-5 to 1 apt Causon

• Mr. Perreit's Milton, Ont. Sib. beat Mr. .
bat. 71b. T.Y.C. 100 p. hit.--6 to 4 sp:

Lord Darlington's Whisker, Bst.Blb. beat
dish's Little Dick, 7si. D.ll. zuogs.
Lord Dariruigtoo's Whisker.
The 1000 gs. Stekesol tuOgs. each, h.

each, D.M. Then rising three ye.
Mr. tidny's bay filly, by Waxy - -
Duke of Grafton's filly Loo - . -
Duke of Graftaa's chermut filly Tredille
Duke of Rudend's bay filly, dater to Fandango
Mr. Wyndham's vlstsnut filly, by Electioa
Mr. Goddard's chesaut filly, by Ruben'
Mr. Wilson's brown filly, by Thunderbolt
Mr. Prince's filly, by Soothsayer
Six paid—The Judge placed but two-3 to
11111y-4 to 4 asst Loo--04 to 1 ago Mr. Wyi.cll
Handicap Sweepstakes at 20r. es
Mr. lush's Schwartsenburg, 3-yrs-old, 70.
Lord Jersey's Parrot, 4—) re-old, an. -
Mr. Vera's Lady Byron, S-yri-oid, let. 911
Mr. Blake's Sir Richard, 4-yrsokl, sit.lo6
S to 4 on Lady Byron—After the dead htst
Sweepstakes of 10gs. each, for 2-yr-oldt,
Mr. BLlces Inferior - . -
Mr. Vansittart's filly, by Juniper .
Major Wilson's brown filly, by Orville
Mr. Payne's filly, by Salim - -
Mr. Britson's filly, by Orville - -
6to 4 Opt Mr. Vausittart's filly-2 to 1 apt .
PEDEST 11 lAN ISM.
Memrws, the groom, stantd early yesterday
go 90 miles out in 90 hours. He took the
the pedestrian intended to go to Overton,
return back to complete the 90 miles by Su.
lowfield, &e. He did the first 30 miles in
backed at odds to win.

C•rr•ty Wooll7olles M•TOLWiI stated )
rain Wocannan had undertaken the Herculean
miles a day, for three aucceuive days, for a
money, and that he accomplished his first
day, without being distressed. On ?scads;
hours, taking rest only four hours. He &Li
morning the moment the clock bad Enact
doted and fatigued. He did 21/ six ;
no appetite at breakfast-. Ile pursued his jow
o'clock, and did 15 miles by lit o'clock, jt
in lit houis. At Ave o'clock he was s traacl
he was unable ps proceed, having performed
His feet were much Llistered, and his legs'
though the pedestrian has failed, it troll!
man to do that which Mr. Woonroaa has

Boar-narrr.—Yesterday a young man, cang
Henry Howard, of genteel appearance and adei
an examination before SOCIII•lD &BSI; Lay.
picion of being concerned with another young
tody, in a variety of frauds, principally tom'
keepers, Hotel-keepers, Sec. by paisittr ba .
their bills, and receiving the change fur the
drag; were drawn on basket... pr.nte.:,bn)
bollt I obtained possesaibn of them has nut )
Remanded.

, H•ITON GARDES.—Yesterday 7750/1“11S:
boy, about 14 years of age, was charged with
the sou of .Mr. N 1 iggington, watclmaker,
Clerk enwtll, in the street, and Ica-ably rst
watch-ease.—The prisoner was cotuntittes!
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-L.
Having had a considerable qua
Wheat, besides a gold supply frorr
for which the demand was coma
caused very heavy sale at a reductir
quarter.—Fme Barley went of/ ratb,
than on Wednesday, but nut at ben
were obtained on Monday z the infer'
ts. per quarter cheaper.—ln Peas, Be
there is no alteration.
SNIITHIPI ELT) M OtKET.
To sink the ar..17r..

a-cf L 4d
to :is Oa Val...
Murton ss 641 to Os ud I Mot

1.2M1). txt. to
Beasts 610—Calves 200--Slierp lad Lam
11. V .%ND STR.V4V PER
flay to 6 0- I .4*t-r.ror
Clavrr to G 10. Howes .

BIRTH&
Totally, at Farebam, the Lady of lieu,
bell, stab regiment, of a daughter.
April 10, at Inverness, the Lady sigLiel
of the 24 West India regisneut, of a WI.
Feb. 7, at Kingston, Jamaica, the Lau,
M' Larty, of a son.
At Ham Common, the Lady Of Genf'
son and heir.