Star.
London, England, 1826-04-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1826.
NEIVIdA MUT, Tommy Meas.
The following is as complete a lie of fashionable, tern as we
have been able to collect :

His Royal Highness the Duke of York.
1. Grafton,
Dural—Portland and Richmond.

Nlmmons—Huntley, Exeter, litchfield, Graham, and Bland-
ford.

Baits—Jersey, Wilton, Clarendon, Orford, Sefton, Stradbrole,
and Vendam.

LIPR De— Low tit er Anson, Lynedoch, Charles Fitsroy, John
Fitzroy, Dunwids, Cavendish, George Bentinck, F. Bestinck,
Huntingfield, sad Manners.

Lowther, W. Powlett, J. Walpole,

11. P. H. de Roos, C. Wyndham, and General Grorrenor.
Sias—J. Shelley, J. Byng, V. Cotton, 11. Gresley, and W.
Pringle.

Cacium.s—Aubrey, Synge, Rouen, Wilson, Uday, and Mundy.
Carrara's—Macau:nee, French, Leeson, Meynell, Garth, and
Fleming.

Massna-.-S. Wortley, M.P. T. Houldsworth, M.P. William
Wigram, M.P. W. Wyndham, M.P. J. Douglas, M.P. W.
Russell, M.P. Shoreham, Baler, C. Wilson, Sandom, Ho'yule,
Smith, Barry, Waddington (two), Mills (two), Payne, Scott, C. C.
Greville, Vansittart, Thornhill (two), Batson, &c. &c.
Lamas—Marchioness of Exeter; Countesses Sefton 'and Claren-
don; Ladies Anson, C. Lowther, C. Powlett ; Mesdames, Batson,
Shoreham, Grosvenor, Wilson, &c. &c.

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There were dinner parties this evening at the Palace, Lord Sef-
ton's, and Lord Anson's.

At the Rooms—C. Wilson, F.sq. Chairman; Duke of Portland,
Duke of Grafton, Earl Verulaml Earl Stradbroke, Lord Hunting-
ield, Hon. Mr. Powlett, Dr. Driivrdeswell, Sir V. Cotton, Colonel
Aubrey, Col. Russell, Mr. Wortley, Mr. Keating, Mr. Rust, Mr.
West, Hr. Holyoake, Mr. Payne, Mr. Agar, Sir Roger Grog, ate.
After the races this afternoon, the betting Gentlemen assembled
in great numbers on the Exercise-ground, when, and during t e
evening in the town, speculations to a large amount were enter,
into on all the stakes. The odds, it will be perceived, have expe-
rienced a very material variation, as might have been expected front
the result of the two day's running. The Monarch has resumed
his former station in the list of favourites, the superiority of Panic
being but short-lived ; he is now at even with The Moslem, who
has not been backed so freely as we anticipated. Advance Liked
in the course of the evening 18 to 3,,being the outside of the odds
that could be obtained when our account left. Bolivar was brought
up from the very extremity of the outriders, in consequence of win-
ning the sweepstakes yesterday ; he was backed pretty freely, and
left of a good and a rising favourite; it is very doubtful, however,
whether he will continue so long. Notwithstanding he lost his
second race yesterday, Advance has still hie friends, and it is far
from unlikely that be will again become a prominent favourite. For
the Oaks the alterations are not so material. Rachel was for a very
short period first favourite, but she speedily relapsed into her ori-
ginal place in the odds. Henries, of course, went into the rear.—
The betting was animated on the St. Leger, but the only change of
consequence was the making Calypso thiod favourite, the result of
his winning the Breakfast Stakes this afternoon. This, coupled with
his reported successful trial with Crusader, induces many to prog-
nosticate a still greater decline in the odds against him. He is
christened The Dragon. The following is the quotation up to
half put 11 o'clock this night :
Ditazz.-9 to 2 agst Monarch; 4 to 1 agst Panic; 6 to 1 apt
The Moslem; 18 to 1 apt Advance; 20 to 1 agst The Baron;
20 to 1 agst Bolivar ; 25 to 1 apt The G 1, 30 to 1 agst
Centaur • 30 to 1 agst Goddard; 35 to 1 agat Dodos; 40 to 1 apt
Claude I:oraise; and 50 to 1 apt the Captain.
OA[ll.-51 to 1 apt Butterfly; Si to 1 agst Mignonette; 4 to t
agst Rachel; 4to i apt Problem; 12 to 1 agst Elisabeth; 15 to 1
agst Bopeep ; 20 to 1 agat Morel; 20 to 1 agst Parapluie • 115 to 1
agst Henries ; 25 to 1 agst Tears, and 25 to 1 agst any other.
ST. Lassa.—it to i agst Bedlamite; 15'to 1 agst Belzoni; 14 to
I apt 'fbe Dragon (Calypso); 20 to 1 apt Fanny ; 20 to 1 a, st
Crusader; 20 to 1 agst Barataria ; 30 to 1 agst Barefoot ; 54 to 1
apt Pirate ; and 55 to 1 apt ray! Pry.

WIINISDAY.

The weather has experienced a consideraWe change: at three
o'clock this morning it began to rain, and continued for four hours.
It is still stormy, showers continually falling ; it has done the coarse
much good, and made the whole country look cheerful.

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The ascertain state of the weather, and the scanty appearance of
the list of the 'lay, keep many from the coarse, but the attendance
of aobility is strong. There were only three races appointed, two
of which have gone of as follows;
Subscription Plate of £5O for 2 7 r olds, 7st. three, Sat. 71b. and
four, 9st. T. Y. C.
. Mr. floret's ch... Muleteer . . I
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Duke of Grarton's b .. f. Pigmy . . . 2
Lord Dunwlch's b. c. Link-boy . 3
S to S on Muleteer.

Sweeptakes of 200 wv. n 22, b, ft. colts, sit. 71b. fillies, est. 3. R. M.
Duke of praftea's ch. t. Cosbawk walked over.
Lord G. H. Civendla►'s c. by Ahsgro, paid.
Nr. Greville's c. by Merlin, paid.
Matcb-200 sov. b. ft. T. Y. C.
Mr. Wortley's Reformer, est. Sib. sec. 70 from Mr. Udny's
Ti modes, list. - .

Dasar-..-5 to 1 opt Monarch ; 6 to 1 ago Panic; 7 to 1 apt
Mos►em ; the others as before.
OAKS Ails 11. Lassa—No akoratlon.

A tender couple, about a fortnight ago, eloped from
the parish of Botresford for the purpose r f being mar-
ried, and arrived at Boston ; they were not appret en-
sive, however, that ere the indissoluble knot could be
tied, they were obliged to reside in the parish a mouth.
Before the probationary time was expired, the brother
of the fair lady arrived, and persuaded her Cu realm
with him t the age of the gay Lnthario was 55; that of
the lady 73. It is time to inquire whether we are r n
our heads or heels when our grandmothers stoic 1
The new work by the author of •• The Journal *I
as Eine," which h* jou appeared, eidtlotl .Reasitatiau of a re-
dairies, contains a variety of Intermit% details, tuck se the u..-
yeller who forsakes the beams toad Gadd Mose collect ; sums
swoosh which the usher fused witk such eat ale
brilliancy u sumo( fail U under his work a Isroorits wita
the Publk.

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