Star.
London, England, 1827-11-15 00:00:00

Si'OILTING INTELLIGENCL

SWAFTHAM COURSING MEETING.
Sw as, WIDDISDAY 11101LANO.
Ts/a greet Sporting Meeting, which is secondary only to New•
starker, has brought lure a vast number of the blithest sporting
characters; and thr sport, we are happy to add, MIS ban remark.
ably fine. The !Lilted night was attended by ad the fashion in the
county; nor was the Dinner at the Clown (patronised by the Club)
less numerously a ended. The Club, for the last twonr three years,
bas not been very numerous, In consequence of t►e death of Lord
itous, Lord Maynard, &c. but it has this year eclipied its former
celebrity in the excellence of its sport and respectability of Its Mem-
bers. Ilhout five hundred Members were present at the first day's
sport, including Mr. Gurney, M.P. Messrs. Rant, Red►ead,
&onrbewer, Carter, Tysien, Duckworth, Young, Ayton, Shute,
Edwards, Dent), Wilkinson, Gurdon,&c. The Sot day's spat was
thus— TN, GOLD CUP.

Ist Course—Mr. Gurney's rrd b. A.p •
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Mr. Young's blued. Vadeaneeum .
2d Course—Mr. Denn's black b. Doe
• Mr. Denn's red d. p. FAplolt .
ad Courso—Nr. Gurdon's bit. and wk. b. Skylark .
Mr. Ayton's Wk. d. Pilot . •
4th Course.—Mr. Carter's bib. d. Gu,tivus . .
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Mr. Buekworth's blk. and wb. b. Bee .
sth Course—Mr. Ruw's red d. Woodman

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Wilkinson's blue d. Canova
Mr. Redhead's f. b. Lynx
Mr. Stonehevrer's black b. Oddity
1111•TCHICS.
Mr. Train's Fling beat Mr. Shute's Ultra
Mr. Rust's William beat Mr. Stonehewer's Orange
Mr. Caner's Gas beat Mr. Young's Gas
Mr. Sbete's Ursula and Mr. Carter's Gossamer—no
Mr. Dean's Dinah beat Mr. Tymen's Pox
Me. Dean's Despot beat Mr. Mote's Vigo
Mr. Gurney's Anson beat Mr. Redhead's Lear
Mt. Rost's Wasp beat Mr. itochwoith's Bishop
Bust's Wildfire beat Mr. Denn'a Damsel
Ik. Gurney's Agnes beat Mr. Tyssen's Fortune
Mr. Gurney's Agamemnon and Mr. Edwuds's Enterprise-4ns-
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Mr. Iluchworth's Barbara and Mr. Denn's Dewdrop—undecided
Mr. Wilkinson's Czernicheff asst Mr.Edwards's Rzpert*undecided
Mr. Redhead's Lively and Mr. Aron's Pearl—undecided

Westacre and Harhorough Stakes for dog puppies.
Mr. Ayton's Paris beat Mr. Stonebeerier's Othello
Mr. Duckworth's Brickaii4 beat Mr. Wilkinson's Cygnet
Westacre and Harborough Stakes for bitch puppies.
Mr. Gurney's Anna beat Mr. Wilkinson's Canary
Mr. Gurtion's Steeling beat Mr. Falwards'sStethng.
The hart* did nut nand well before the dogs till after they were
turned, in consequence of the mildnets of the weather, but the
COMM* were in genial very tine. Two Ladies followed on horse.
back, and gave great zest to the day's sport, which was excellent.—►
The weather is heavy, but dry.
There was some racing on Musselburgh Course on Saturday, of
which the following are the results :
E. Mr. Ewart's Slinger heat Mr. Paterson's brown gelding and
Mr. Smitb•s Romulus. In consequence of his rider, however,
losing 41b. weight in the running, and the rider of the gelding having
dismoumed ►efore be came to the scales for re-weighing, the stakes
were chimed for Romulus. The point in dispute wilt probably be
referred to the Jockey Club.
2. Mr. Hughes's cheroot mare Young Glory beat Mr. Stein's
Hurry and 'Air. 'llsonteon's bay mare.
3. Mr. Thomson lost a match with Captain Smith, in conse-
quence of isaviag lost 61b, weight in running.
The horses were all rode by Gentlemen, and the Race, afforded
numb sport to the spectators.
4110T03112 MEETING OF DUMFRIES.SHIRECOURS.