Star.
London, England, 1826-07-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, JULY 13.
Several of the principal speculators were here yesterday after-
noon, and some engagements were made on the St. Leger Stakes,
the odds, however, did not vary in any important degree from the
last account received from Newmarket at the Sporting houses in
the West. Some bets have been made on the Preston Cup, but
Doctor Faustus has of course gone back, in consequence of having
been beat there on Tuesday.
The only bets of consequence, are-3 to lon the field fat the Sc
• Leger (on condition of laying 9 to 1 apt Bedlamite). and 3 is 1
agst Lugborough ter the Gloucestershire Stakes, at Cheltenham.
NEWMARKET JULY mcgrlNG._

Nrorstattztv, Txualtay.
. The July meeting terminated this afternoon, and we are con-
strained to admit that it has not afforded so muck or inch good
sport as could have been wished ; and that the ems:o4lms been
kis numerous than at past. meetings. The state of the weather,
unfavourable for horse.racing, ha! in some degree operated against
these as well as other races.; but miny other reasons may be quoted
for the non-attendance of a great number of our usual Visitors;
amongst which, as the most powerful, we may state the lamented
iiudisposltien of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, the impera.
tine necessity of attending contested elections, with their various
a:insolvent engagements; also the occurrence of Preston and other
races at the same time, besides other causes which it would be
superfluous to mention. •
From the meagre appearance, of the list this morning, few gar*
themselves the trouble to visit the Heath, se that in a very short
time aft*r the sweepstakes was decided the town was emptied as if
by magic.
The betting both last night and this morning was. Bat in the et-
treme : it was confided to a few horses on the St. Leger, Prestos
Cup, and Gloucestershire Stakes: ror.the Cup Loagwaist was non
backed, as it was said that he would not start. The,edds stand thud t
araucssassuartis Illtiittlk+(cllCLlTHlAM).
I S tot flit Loid Palmerston's I to fragst Shaksprate
Lugborough f 6to 1 apt Toll and Trouble

• ST. LANZ&
7to agst Belzoni (taken) 12 to l apt Cnssader
to I asst Bedlamite 13 to 1 azst The Dreams
11 to 1 apt Pirite 40 to 1 agst any other.
Drape AND Pau, 1627—N0 betting.
The only rats which aria tun W* the fellowiug, which moo at
tbass---.•
Sweepstakes of 100 sow. each, la. ft. for colts, est. end 2111 m,
The winner of the July &able to carry 51b.eztra.
Lord Siete?s els. e. Brother' to Attica • . 1
Lotd Anton's eh. C. y hterlin . . .
General Gromenor's f. by Tireslas 1. .
to 1- apt 'Brodie: te Attica. Won by two lengths.
The following paid half lorfeit :—.Dyke of Orsftoo's br. e. by
Amadlo—Pawn, juo. Mr. Powlett's b. e. by Aladdin--Doll
Tearsbeet
General Grosvesmr. refused 1,600 plasm for Sprite a few days
ago ; she is said to be unwell.
Mr. W. Edward's eh, f. rec. 200 lee& frou3 Mt. Platers
eb. f. by Smyrna, bat. each. T.Y.C. 500.

TROTT4NG MATCH.
Yesterday morning, at day break. an interesting and sporting
trotting match, between Captain Wilson's Flambe, and R. Han
son, Esq.'s Snowball, took place over the tyrant-Se tire!' in Ather-
stone Park, for 400 sovereigns. ' Theataleb was, which Should ac-
etinaplids the greater distance in an hour, and it was dose as fol-
lows, with feather weight t
Tax Ma sa. kiln. See. I Tan Hoban. Min. Set.
Two miles . 7 511 I Two Miles . . 7 51

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. . 7 37

Ditto . . . 7 S 9

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. 7 1$
. $ $
. $ 3
. $ 4

Ditto b 'o $ 1
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Ditto . • $ 1
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Ditto . .. . '• 20

64 24

64 SS
a match -as ever was seen, and it
loser was mid for 100 mos. at

It was u Ano and well-cont
was won by 19 seconds only.
the ground.

The second day's sale, at the elegant mhnsion of Sir
WALTER STIRLING, was still more numerously attended
by fashionable, than on the preee4ing day.
Yesterday the dispatches for China, by the ship Win-
chelsea, were closed as the East India House, and de-
livered to the Pune!' of that ship.
All kinds of cattle are found to thrive more on the
scanty produce of a dry summer Alan' on the abun-
dance of a wet washy season. •
Mr. Hancock, an ingenious artist, of Bury St. Ed-
mund's, having requested permission, some months ago,
to present to his alum's a beautiful Cabinet of his
own manufacture, made from se ein tree of •SuSollt
growth, has been munificently rewarded by oar be-
loved Kim°, who is truly styled, not only the Monarch
of • fret people; but the Patron of the Liberal Arts.
Carlton House, 10th July. 111116.
&a.LI am commanded to acquaint you, that the Eng has beta
graciously plened to olimps it. with your desire, and to accept the
Cabinet, prepared by TN, and forwarded to Caritas House for the
purpose df being premotod to Ms Majesty..
His Majesty is gratified with your slutifid-attenties, sod ha fur-
ther commanded me to transmit to yoli a draft (,whiels I amebae)
for one hundred guineas, as a mark of his Majesty s gracious MK,*
bation. I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your very obedient Servant,
THOS. MA A BAB 1.41 L
To Mr. Hancock, Bury St. Edmund's.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, JOU 14.
The supplies have not materially increased does last marhot-day.
Wheat Is dull at Monday's prices. Barley, Beams, sad Peas; set
heavily at the terms of Monday. Oats are in very Ihnitod denied i
what few sales are made are at Mesday's prices—f-Adrinia t Mtg.
Wheat, 3,100 qrs. Barley, 50 in. Oats. 5.200 qrs. Illoor, 4,600
sacks.—lrish Oats, 2,900 qrs.—Foreign Whist, song qrs. easy
4400 qrs. .
SMITHFIELD MARKET, 14.
There!, an advance in all description* oiliest this iiisimihe, this
hest Sots being good sale at 4s. dd. to bs. Sol.• jet stubs teed
Steers, Runts, Spayed Heifers, due. Wog 4i. 44. to 4s. N. per sirroe.
The Mutton trills his losprotyl, foe Drape_ leis; 4s. to 48.Y0t1.
per stone ; and the Coarser and Wirt NW Seliglu, 61. to 4a. per
stone. In Veal the varieties-la of Mt* ss ; bet Lamb is
good sale at Ss. 6d. to Sp. per awe. Theo k
as iosyron.
mine in the Pork %rad* fi4a.iity4rd bele( Ss. so .14-11. gisAppiN
—gessts,lss; Sheep, HMO; IV, Ilk 41doeseiles. -
neer, per stone, Is. to 4a. Sd. Mattes. 4.6 to 4s. 661. Vial, 44. 411.
to 5.. 4d. Lamb,lie. yes. Port. ss. 61. to Ss. sd.—lby, per kali,
.C 3 104. to 45 ; Cleves, 44 Ms. to self Vis. Wow, Al 14s. to

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