Star.
London, England, 1826-09-26 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Sim. IS.
The ember of liebeeriben present yesterday was less numerous
than Mlght have bees apeeted, and fell infinitely short of the at.
on the Epeells settling day. This, however, is hi part se-
esesseg ler by the be of amt. if not all, beta with the Yorkshire
and Mbar meth Sonde m, being settled on the spot,whlch
endil use he the ease foe the Derby and Oaks. Some few were
lOW OS in ~mobs that the cause of many not being present weal'
inillfilat the now regulation of the Jockey Club, in the postperus.
Mint el the aiding day fee Epsom to the Tuesday. applied also to
the Itt. Leger, which is net the case, the proper settling day for the
St. Leger being the following day, at Mocaster ; the bets with
uu country Gentlemen unable to attend there, being payable or
receivable (as the case may be) on the day following at Tattersall's.
The actual ream, however, of the non-attendance yesterday of
many of the Yew classes, is an understanding that they attend at
Newitoollut most week (being the first October Meeting), and
sherd pay aid easeive (as was the case last year), till which time
many bobauellSienots stand over.
118 polowday went tiff very smoothly, nothing having
enmgief<6lalaplessant nature. Some few bets, indeed, stood
over with ralise pusent, but who are men of undoubted honour
and meoloant time only levanter ',any note is the party alluded to
he the Dempster report of yesterday.
Or lam little betting took place. We can only quote the
Mead Duke Michael, (St. Leger Stakes) Newmarket. Pro.
binmood Goshawk are the favoutites, but there are not as yet any
alas odds.
Dasar-111 to 1 on the field.
11•111CAIMIR Lance.
15 to 1 *get Reviewer is to 1 apt Granby
2lrto 1 apt say other.
The winner of the St. Leger was as lame on Friday, that be
could not turn in the stall, and it is supposed be never will be able
to run again ; this was the case with Jerry, after he woo in 1624.
Mr. Watt felt great disappointment at Belzoni's bad running ; be
might have sold him for 5,000 gs. previous to the race, after which
he was sold to' Mr. Dilly for 600 gs. He also sold Brother to Bare.
• to the Marquis of Ai esbury for 300 gs.
riiWiERSBURY RACES—FIan DAT, Sam 21.
The Borough Stakes, of 10 son. each, with 50 son. from the Rom
Fond, for bones of all ages. Once round and a distance—about
two miles.
Mr. Grifliths's br. tn. Palatine, 6 yes. Set. 111 b. .
Mr. Bodenbun's b. f. Prude, 4 yrs, 7st. 111 b. .
Mr. Cooke 's b. m. Miss Forrester, S yrs, Ist 61b.
Won easy. Palatine the favourite.
The Honters'•Stakes, of S son. each, with 20 awes. from the Fond.
for bona not thorough bred, to be ridden by Gentlemen Yeo.
manry. Heats once round and a distance.
Mr. Leversage's b. g. Lottery, aged, lest.
pr. Maloof, b. g. Chilton, 6 yrs, test.
111 r. Thorn's Worcester, 7 yrs, list. 21b. .
Lottery the favourite. A good race.
The Ladles' Cup, added to a Sweepstakes of five son. each.
Mr. Griflithes b. m. Palatine, 6 yes, sst. 131 b. . 1 1
Mr. Cooke's b. m. Maid of Mansfield, 4 yrs old, Bst. 11b. .2 dr
Mr. Hanford's Cannon Ball, 3yn old, Est. 61b. . Sdr
Won easy.
The daywas remarkably favourable, and the Court, in be order.
t The attendance was not very numerous, nor the sport very good.
SHREWSBURY RACES.—Seer. 21.
The Severn Stakes of 30 son. each, h. ft. for three years olds:
Once round and a distance. (Eight Subscribers.)
Mr. Benson's ch. f. by Woful
Sir G. Primes b. c. by Spectre
Sir W. Wynn's cb. f. by Champion or Piscator .
S to 2 on the winner.
A Plate of 601. given by Sir Rowland Hill, Bart. and John Crease
Pelham, Esq. Members for the County, for all ages. Heats,
twice round and a distance.
Major Gore's b. h. Hesperus •
•
Mr. Painter's br. m. Sarsaparilla, .5 yrs .
Mr. Haywood's b. c. Spectre, 3 yrs

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. 9

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.1 2 1
.2 1 2
. 6 5 dr

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5 1 1
1 3 $
2 11 dr

Four drawn. Sarraparilla the favourite at starting—won easy—
the two first heats well contested.
Tb. Hunters' Stakes of 10 sows. each, with 20 sows, added by lb*
Stewards, for horses, due. not thorough bred, Heats, twists
round and a distance.
Mr. Smith's b. g. Fltswilliam, 6 yrs old • walked over.
A Plate of 50 soya, the gift of Sir 13. it. Graham, Bart, for hones
not thorough bred, Ste. regularly hunted with his hounds. Heats,
one mile and three quarters.
Mr. W. L. Harley's be. m. The Duchess...s yrs Ai 5 1 1
Mr. Muck's b. m. Harriette Wilson, by Jupiter, 8 yrs aa a
Mr. Jeffryeis ch. g. Sir Walter, 6 yrs . . 1 S 3
Mr. S. Mathew'', b. g. Sir Edward, syn . 3 4dr
Mr. H. Wheeler's b. g. Baronet, 5 yrs - 4 5 sib

This race created great Interest. sod wee woo wkb ease—the
winner the favourite. Sir Walter broke down and was lamed is
the Ant beat.

Tuesday. the Earl of Dans* attained sharps* of 74.
The bells at Prestos lasi a stem peal eo the oecasies.

CURIOUS GRANT.

The following Grant, made by WILLIAM the Cox-
labium to the ancestor of the ancient family of the
Hoirrou's, was copied out of an old Manuscript, and
JOHN STOWa has it in his Orowick :

HOTTON.
To the Heyres male of the Hopton, lawfully begotten,
To me and to myne, to thee and to thine,
While the Water runs and the Sun doth Aloe,
For lack of Heyres to the Kum spine,
I, WILLIAM. King, the third year of my reign,
Give to the Norman Hunter
To me that art both Sore and Deere,
The Hoppe and Hoptoune,
And all the bounds up and downy,
Under the Barth to Hell,
Above the Earth to Heaven,
From me and from mine
To thee and to thine,
As good and as faire
As ever they myne were
To witness that this Is sooth
I bite the white wax with my tooth
Before Joao Monona and Alaaosaik, •
And my third SIMI Hemmer,
For one Bow and one broad Arrow,
Whets I come to hunt upon Yarrow.