Star.
London, England, 1826-03-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, liaateitlo

The room was very well attended by the subscriben, but din
betting was not very brisk. It was sufficiently strong, however
to mark the i tag favour in which Panic is held, being now
decidedly second favourite. The bloblem is npw to 1, and not
quite so good a favourite lbr the Riddlesworth, for which nests
Henry is getting ap, as well as for the Oaks. Vety little was does
in the &. Leger.

11 to 4 apt The Mosley'
I to 1 agat Henry
11 to 1 apt Parapline

101. 1 apt The General
20 to 1 apt Col. Udny's
25 to I asst Palo

4 to I agst Monarch
7 to 1 agst Panic
to 1 apt The Modena
17 to 1 apt Advance
22 to 1 apt Goddard
24 to 1 agat Sophist
24 to 1 apt Twatty
*1 to I &pi Nprraaa

14 to 1 asst Plato
25 to I apt The General
30 to 1 apt The Baron
30 to 1 apt•Barossa
33 to 1 asst Waterman
35 to 1 an &auntie
40 to 1 apt Henry
50 to 1 apt *pales

se to 1 apt Mignionetto
6 to 1 apt Alarm
71 to 1 apt Problem
• to 1 apt Rachel
IP to 1 apt Henry
De
7 to 1 apt Bedlamite
11 to 1 apt Crusader
14 to 1 apt Belzoni

12 to 1 apt Elizabeth
1 14 to I apt 80-Peep
1 17 to 1 apt Paraplioe
18 to 1 apt Morel
20 to 1 apt any other.
worm Sr. MOTO.
15 to 1 apt Puny
18 to 1 apt Barataria
30 to 1 apt Calypso
HUNTING.

Easter Monday his Majesty's Stag Hounds meet at Farnham
Common, which is expected to be a very grand day to the true
levers of hunting. Tbe deer ticketed is of known celerity, and the
surrounding country affords every opportunity for tbe &idol home-
manship, being newly enclosed, but will &Wiese try the courage
of the holiday sportsmen.

Lord Petre's Hunt had another brilliant day's sport in the
Danbury country, on the 16th instant, with the same pack. as on
the 2d ion. and to their fame added one laurel More. His Lord.
ship met at Danbury, and inter led throwing off at Rakes, but
Was informed by tisk gamekeeper of the Rev. B. H. Brisiges.9l a
Utter of cubs in that cover, which is strictly protected by that gen-
tleman, although be does not partake of the sport hialselfy but in
that, as well as on all other occasions, his liberal act! Ore.exteoded
to the feelings of others; and, indeed, the bout is ranch indebted
to the preserves of that gentleman for their else% this season. Hie
Lordship took the hounds on to General Strut's, who also pre-
serves: the worthy veteran viewed the fine pack with much gra-
tification as they passed his mansion ; after which they began to
draw immediately, but did not find until they came' to Hugh*
Wood, where the hounds had not, been hag before oil Ittirtite
proclaimed the glad tidings Oa fox on foot. He broke cover Jun-
mediatelv, and, in an instant, hounds and horses wine nt the top
of their speed in a most distressing country, across Ram's Vann,
Jenkins, skirting bra line for Maiden tows; turned
19 the right'" Mundun .Furze' and through like abet fire Leta.
ingdon ; again to the-right; byriarke's Groves, straight on to and
over Purleigh Howe, again to the right, nearly back to the plate
where he was found, the peek carrying a beautiful head; Benedict,
Boaster, Dreadnought, Amps, with their slashing rate, at
the tow. NNW,. erffe the roads, and at every tuna
their hits Were soq • ffiiirtn: pea was never at task f inement.
Apin the wept lake wild Ara. fir the Woodhana country, hr a line
for Edvi s Hall, Attain meet of the was to Woodham Hall
brgt straight through the Manure where he headed short
back, and the hounds ran into him at Woolham Hal. The chase
bated an holtr and twelve mbutes, at such a pace, that nothing
'bet spet-d, condition and bottim, could keep up with them. Sam
the huntsman, on Gurney, was well up. His Lotdship
rode the thereat horse, Dandy, and Captain Petre was in a good
vim aa his bay hone, Striver.
PEDESTRIANISM.
Mr. B. Purson's match from London to Sangho?, and back to
Grosvenor place,l62 miles, in 4$ boors for 800 sevezeigns, excites
fetich interest. is being 'a most extraordinary attempt. TM picky.
Italia started from the top of Grosvenor-street, after the deck bad
'mak twelve yesterday morning and proceeded to Beanbag, 80
pass, in five hours and a quarter, where breakfast was ratarliee
hins. His next start was to Overton, Ed miles, at sae 441444
where our informant left him travelling in the rain. At this ties*
be was backed to win, the weather not belts tansiderni against
him only u to shoes.

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rig= 11101111231 WOW AARON *WO 11let ATM.
Yesterday, a usettlig tithe backend Barney Altialled Dick
Ayres, as well as of several othersinterested in title halt, was
held at the dormitory of the stakeholder, whom it was dedded that
Barney was endtled to the stakes.

The Board of Health at Cadiz being informed that
there are in several towns in Morocco very destructive
fevers caused by the extreme distress, has jest ordered
that all persons coming from that Empire skill be sub-
ject to 15 days' quarantine.
Attempts have already been made to break the ?ego.
lation so recently adopted by mutual agreement be-
tween the fustian cutters and their employers, at Man-
chester, fur establishing an uniform and fair scale of
prices for cutting fustians. The great body of the
masters, however, are determined, it posale, to main-
tain that scale ; and we hope, for their own sakes, the
wotkros.le will co-operate with them.
The federal fortress of Luxemburg was delivered up
on the 19th of this month, with the usual solemnities,
to the Cumaissioners appointed by the German car