Star.
London, England, 1827-09-25 00:00:00

EPOItTkNG INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, San 14.
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Yesterday being Ore Town Settling day, tbSte was a pretty
Wong muster of betting men, but not many of the grandees. The
business did tint go alio briskly as we had expected, several heavy
accounts remaining unpaid when the room closed ; indeed eseresSedy
raid, and stoke& received. It would be premature to talk of de-
hulten at prueet, but we hear that four or five are under the neees-
aty of going into the country to raise money to meet their lessee,
which are immense; hopes are entertained that they will pay very
.I„..day. One person, however, is gone, and that, we fear. irre-
,,,,,atity; he tottered on the Derby and Oaks, but paid, and got
into fresh credit. Those who suffer by him now will think of the
o'd saying, "that those who play at Beaks meat expect t abbers."
To couctuds, the St. Leger settling is not finished, by at least a hun-
dred thousand pounds.—The only bets made were these--
• Daasv-7 to 1 agst The Colonel.
ST. 1.1.11--. The Colonel is first favourite, but no odds offered;
2,600 to 200 apt. Bess), Bedlam (taken); 2,000 to 50 agst Tjte.
Volved for Derby and St. Lager (taken).
Oasts—Trampoline is the favourite.
NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.

MONDAY, ocr. 1.
The Trial Stakes, a subscription of 10 sovs. each, for three yr olds,
7st. 91b. four, Bst. 91b. Ave ,2st. 21b. al, and aged, 9st. 811 k D. M.
Fifth Renewal of the Grand Duke Michael Stakes of 50 sows. each,
colts, Bst. 71b. fillies, tist. 31b. A.F.
Duke of Grafton's Turcoman 1 Mr. Greville's Miriam
fhke of Graft's &fan/ 1 Duke of Portland's c. by Tires's,
Lord Orford's Protestant Lord Jersey's blameloke
Lord G. H. C,avesdish's to. e. by Lord Jersey's Glenartney
Par isan Lord Jersey's Apollo
Mr. Wyndham's Gaberlunaie Mr. Payne's br, c. by Whale-
Mr. Greville's b. c. by Waterloo bone.
Lord Raeter's Recruit, Ilst. 71b. agst Mr. Udny's f. by Partisans
Ist. 121 b, D.M. 300, Is. ft.
TIIIISDAY.
Fifty Guineas, free for any horse, Sec. four yr olds, 7st. 41b. five,
est. 51b. six, sit. 111 b. and aged, Ost. B.C.
111.11TCNIS.
Mr. Mlles Lunacy, Bet. 41b. apt Duke of Grafton's Chloris, est.
D.M. eon, h. ft.
Sir J. Shelky's Jobnny, Bst. 71b. apt Mf, Prendergart's Garnish,
7st. 1 ilb. R.U. 200, h. ft.
Doke of Grafton's Problem, est. 71b. apt Lotd.lerieja Dragon,
rib. D.ll. 9.00, la ft.

WITHIRSDAT. • "
The St. Leger Stakes et 23 sows. each; for three yr elkls, °eke, bat.
71b. and fillies, est. 41b. D.I.
Mr. Haffenden's Trumpeter Lord Jersey's blameluke
Mr. Payne's br. c. by Whale- Lord Wharocliffe's br.f.byFillso
•bone da Puta
Nr. Payne's b. e.by Rainbow Mr. R. Pettit's ch. e. by Wan
Puke of Grafton 's Roderick Pope
Dube of prelim's Turcoman Mr. Scott Stonehewer's Thee.
Duet of Grafton's Latimer rem
IA Clarendon's b. c. by Partisan Mr. Wyndham 's Tom Thumb
Lord Grosvenor's Equivoque Lord Tavlstock's Halftime°.
Lord Jersey's Gknartney
THURSDAY.
The King's Plate of telogs for four yr olds, lost. /lb. live, 1 lat. ?lb.
tilt. 121 b. and aged, 12st. R.C.

The Town !late of £5O for three ir olds, telt*, est. 71b. and Allies,
nst. 31b. D.I.
Mr. Greedle's f. Miriam, by Whalebone, Bst.4lb. agst the Duke
of Chateau's f. Monody, est. A. F. 100 sots.
ratoay.

Jr. Scott &onehewer's Goshawk. Sat. 10Ib. apt Lord Exeter's
Recruit, Sit. Sib. T.Y.C. 100, h.ft.

BRECONSHIRE RACES, Sire. 20.
Tbe races have been very '
weU attended in consequence of the
hmous Nevrusarket horse, Trumpeter, who was se high a favourite
for the Derby, and Clernatb, and Oaks filly, being entered to run.
The running was as follows—
Tbe Gold Cup, Value 100 gs. gives by the Town, added to a Sweep-

states of sis. each.
Mr. Haffendetis b. e. Trumpetes. i yrs .
111 r. Pickernelrs b. f. Miss Eversley, 3 yrs .
31r. Thorne's b. m. Forester Lass, 6 yrs
Major Parry's ch. ns. by Soothsayer, 5 .
s to 1 on Trumpeter, who won easy.

A Free Plate of Alo. Heats, two miles.
?jr. G. Waiter's b. in. Prude, 5 yrs . . . 1 1
11r. Girard's b. c. Billy Lackaday, 5 yrs . . S S
Wr. Thorne's Forester Lase . . 5 dr
. 11r. Phillips's b. f. Clematis, 5 yrs . . . 4.1 r
Mr. Evanes ch. L by /locator, 3 yrs 5 dr
The Usk Stakes of S sous. each, and 20 added, was woe by Mr.
Williams's Cholstrey Law, besting Mr. Gust's renburf Liµ
sod four others.

PRIDAT.
The Members Plate of £5O. Heats, two sine%
. Hr. Helfenden's Trumpeter . .
lir. Thorne's Forester Lass • •

Mr. Parry's eb. m. by Soothsayer . .
A Handicap o(5 sires. each, tad 40 added.
Mr. Giffard's Billy Laeladay . . 4 3 1 1
Mr. Thotne's Forester Lass . . 2 1 a a
Mr. PicketneWs Miss Eversley . . 1 23 dr
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Mr. Parry's eh. in. by Soothsayer. . 3 dr
The Hunters' Status of 5 stns. each, and 40 added, was won by
Mr. Guest's Tenbary Lass, beating three others.

the seam ota

HUNTING.
N. JoWes', Esq. Fox Hounds will
Hunts), nest, the lit of October.
The Mersham and Surrey Fox Hounds have hunted several days,
sed have bad some good sport; both pazks will commence regular
hunting on the lst of October.

Ibe
Sanderstead Harriers meet to.moerow at Farteigh Green;
Saturday, at Worms Heath.

ROWING MATCHES.
Yesterday there was a benefit for the Peterhoat Fishermen.
Sixteen men rowed in three heats, two men in each boat; and but
for the rainy and cloudy weather, there is no doubt that the poor
and honourable Peterboat men would have been much more de-
bitted. The first boat was to have five soy.. the second three soya.
the third two sovs. the fourth XI 10s. and the four last boats Xi
eltb.—The heats were well contested. The first heat was adeni.
rably disputed between Farnham and Garland, and Beadle and
Dark. In the second heat, J. Dunkley and J. Stubbs rowed so
closely, that nobody could tell who was to win; and in the third
heat for the winner, Stubbs and Dunkley, and Farnham and Gar.
Ind, and Beadle and Dark, kept it doubtful, until the former came
ill easily.
Yesterday afternoon the third Annual Prize Wherry, and other
Pius given by the Ladies and Gentlemen, inhabitants of St. Luke,
Cahea,and its vicinity, were contested for by six pair of oars, be-
lolling to Chelsea, in three heats. At a quarter past six o'clock,
Richard Stocking and Thomas Woodford, yellow; William
Thomas and Joseph Cole, blue; George Taylor and William
"let, pink ; and Abraham Graves and George White, white, as
wieners of the two first Iles, took their stations for the Brand heat.
After a most severe struggle the men came is as follows—Yellow,
trhf Pink, secoodt Blue, third: and White, fourth.

WRESTLING.
Yelterd,T, a great match for 4110, between the rival champions,
Cant and Gaffney, took place in the grounds of the Golden Eagle,
Mile-end-toad. So great was the Interest excited by this novel
Reties of amusement, that upwards of 3000 perinea Were drawn
together to witneu the powers of these athletic men. Considerable
sums were depending
on the result, and the Merits of Cann were so
algal prized, that 3 to I were offered ; the current betting, bow.
ever, was at 6 and 7 to 4. Abeut balf.past five the men set-to,
and after several severe trials of skill, in which both exerted them-
selves to the utmost, the match was decided in favour of Cann,
6-hey having given in, in coesequeoce of hurting his skoulder.The
bevonshiremen then threw up their hats in high glee, and Cann left
the ground amidst deafening cheers.
BOXING.
At Llangollen, cm Thursday, a battle was fought, between Thos.
Edwards, a tailor, weighing about 17 stone, and James Benbow,
known by the name of Admiral Benbow, weighing nine stone. At
he minutes before nine Benbow arrived upon the ground, aecom-
;uteri by John Mylord, his second ; he bad not remained long
befote ithe Knight of the Bodkin arrived, accompanied by l‘lr. I
Baker, his second, whose appearance created great mirth, in con-
11",ce of his extraordinary magnitude. Both met? were in ex.
mllent condltion. There was a striking contrast in the hue of thee'
aides; Biotic)* being, dark, while Nimble was extremely fair.—
Komi I. On comicg to the scratch, Benbow threw himself into a
Mod attitude, with hit left foot foremost ; while Nimble, after the
Manna of Nei Turner, put AU right foot in advance. Little time
ear lost in sparring; both went to work instanter. Benbow made
'lay right and left; Nimble stopped to hire, kept to his points, and
It last delivered a right-bander on his mug, which dropped him in
lie style—(Great shouts trum the members of the Liodkin).—
11, The aliment the men came to the serateti they rushed to a close,
led Lbbung ( Welsh fashion) right and left, gave full occupation to
w'ewb yr, while the tisoretieng titnws set lbw distant ?genes ht