Star. — London, England, 1823-03-11 00:00:00

• 11,r Ucrit • NF.:. • , 1 • r i,7•• 0 4. • • •.: lir - 4 1.'1 4e1 41: , • • • . 11 . . • wrrnorpur -.1 46 Cs • _~ 1 071 4 , • , + ac,.ANn OD TIME :T, SNOW. 41.wis, &c. TUESDAY,.-MAR611,11..1528. e, ' , gate, Kktln Post con 'hove ('Mach, ,?red to yBER 11 250 Cr a E sEvEN-iimcw CONTRACT FOR HEMP. -NA Vr•OITICE, Meal, 1025. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMAILS. MOYERS of hit 31.4JESTI''S 2 - .ll'Y, do hereby jive Yotice, AGENERAL MEETING of the PLANTERS, I _MERCHANTS, and °thus, intetested in the WEST- *Mut, stilt CROYDON • TO Bit 'LBW AT iMICHABLIIIAS. 1125. A FARM, •t#! •6aedrrsteaJ, CoMeitttub about • muse AIUkBRED AMIS. Particulars may be bad on application to )Jr. Drummond, Solicitor, Croydon. night !—Sonte dispute arose, add the question was referred to the Jockey Club at Newmarket, who decided that it was a drawn bet. Notwithstanding this decision, Beale, the stake holder, refused to deliver.up the stakes to the parties; . tbe pro , sent action was consequently br.iught.—.4 verdict was Oven far the plaiutiE; damages £2O; the amount of the stakes. . . STEEPLE CHACE. A match between JouN Mrrmo, Esq. of Ralston, and the Zinn. C. Taavon, which has excited considerable interest!, took place on Saturday. It was a Steeple Chace, from Pradoe (near the seat of the Hon. T. Krt4vnic), to a place appointed near Nesscliffe, a distance of four mil, s, where a Sag was erected. Mr. Myrrom rode his horse Beppu; the lion. C Taavoa was mounted on his mare Lady Jauu. TITL I started at a quarter be fore 12. Mr. TREVOR accomplished the arduous undertaking, over a heavy and difficult country; In a quarter of an hour: Mr. Mvirroa, finding lie was nut a match fur his rival, who bad pur sued a lane, deliberately turned his horse,.and followed the bounds. In Steeple Racing the riders are allow:id to go only 100 yards along a lane; but on measuring the ground, It was (gond that Mr. Tarvoa had rode 105 yaids.—The wager, there-' fore, is net yet decided. Striwtl, rig at 1• INDIA COLONIES: will h;l;ild'aii the City of I.Ondnirtfa vent, Thshopsgste-strect, on WEDNESDAY NEXT the 12th' instant ; and the Clyde will he taken at Two o'Clock. • WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary. K A, / ;'Teti?; yntotith; iN)r- That on THURSDAY, the 13th instant, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persous as may be willing to Contract for supply!og PETRINBURGH AND RICA TIPNIP. _ PKIVATR PUPIL. AMATtRIED an t i RENEFICEDCLERGYMAN, resident witbln a morning ride of lnmdon, and accustomed for many years to receive a FEW PUI'II.S into his house, has now a V:(::1 \'CY. The most satisfactory references can be given to Noblemen and Gentlemen, whose sons be has educated. Letters left for the Rev. C.. 1. Mr. Jeffries, Bookseller, 4, Pall- Mall, Loudon, will be duly forwarded. LAND, NRAR CROYDON. TO BR LkT, ABOUT EIGIITY-FIVE ACRES of LAND, part of the PARK6IIII.I. ESTATE, elose . to the Town of Croydon. Immediate posAeasion may he had. For particulars apply tour. Drummond, Solicitor, Crnydom_ 1 lug at !irvess I. Stock !yid gei anal lia.,,hote was wick t*d Hasiliou Amore, Satire Ist five &clods- The quantity to be from 2,500 to . 3,000 Tons, 'and to be deli. vered at his Majesty's Yards according to a distribution, which, With a Form of the Tender, may be seen at this Oilice. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent fur him attends. PORT OF LEIGH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, CROYDON.—TO BE LET, ENSHANI HOUSE, situate near Broad-Green, B in the Parish of Croydon, with Coacli- House, Stables and Garden, and a b out TWENTY-TV.'O ACRES of LA !.4 D. The Hoot is separated from the London R.tad by a Maddock of about Seven Acres, thr(wigh which is the approach to the House by a Lodge. Immediate posoession may be had. The House requires repair, and a suitable Lease will be zranted. PArdcuLara may be had on application to Mr. Drummond, Solicitor; or to Messra. 131alres, Auctioneers, Croydon. ndhurst, Win ter, aid MI LK-past seven; by five. This Fight, Negev, irg, Ste. The continuance of duce the coin- ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Hanovcr-square, London, March 8, 1823. THE Subscribers to this Institution ate re,pect fully informed, that the following are the Names of the Students elected this day for the Foundation of this Institution : William Henry Holmes, Admitted without ballot on the recommendation of h:s Ilszcsrr. wirs. 1 Law3on,MaryEuphrasia2ss t Cooke, 11. A. M. 252 I Smith, Catherine 238 2 Greatorea, Henry 235 Chancellor, Mary 200 3 Mudie,Thensas Mollison 210 4 Collier, Susannah 191 4 Ill.:wove, 11. G. '9:B 5 Jenkyns, Emily w'ar'n;, lssi 5 l'y e, KeUova John 8 Jay, Vary Ann • 188 6 Phipps, Willianllenty 192 7 Bromley, Charlotte 172 7 Devau 1 . , Allred 179 8 lAttle, Hannah Mary 168 8 Seymour, Charlss Alex. 175 9 Palin, Josephine 134 9 Nirlson, Edwin John 150 10 Porter, Catherine 131 10 Packer, Clarks &111111y3 1.7.1 Ily Order of the Committee s J. WEBSTER, Secretary. By Ord of the Hua. the Commissioners If his .1164jzsty's Coistoms, At the Custom-llonse, Leigh, Essex, on Tust.Dar., the 18th • day of March, 8:?3, THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, Fifty-eight Bags, containing about Floe Mins weight of Hops. The Stoop " Enterrtize," of Portsmouth, of 43 tuns butthen, with her Sails, Rigging, and Materials, complete. A small quantity of Tea, and other Articles, which will be expressed in.Cataloitues, to be bad at the Custom-house, where the Articles may be vineed the day preceding the Sale, between the hours of Ten and Four. . . CHEAP BEDDING. MOST ADVANTAGEOUS OPPORTUNITY TO THOSE WHO ARE FURNISHING HOUSES. T H. WALKER begs to inform his Friends and Er • the Public, that he has taken another Establishment, No. 41, IZSGENT CIRCUS, Piccadilly, twit to Swan and Edgar's, where he has laid in a most complete Stock of elegant BED DING of every desaription, which he can submit upon the lowest terms, the FEATHERS being manufactured at his Old Established Warehouse, No. 40, DUI:RV-LAKE, and are, as usual, sold by Weight: and Customers in.ty be accommodated with TICKS of every size and quality, at Prime Cost, and will have the satisfaction of seeing them filled and sent home. HUNTING. • The Oakley Hounds meet on Thuriday, at Ashvrood Village; Saturday. at Flamm. Mr. Chawarth's Fox-hounds meet Thursday, at SyweStfrood ; Friday, at Itusliton. The Doke of-Graftoti's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Stoke Bruerne Park ; Friday, at Basildon Park. The East Sussex Fox-hounds meet on Thundgy, at Plimpton ; Saturday, at the Bat and Ball, Dicker. Ball Fitzwilliam's Fox hounds meet to.morrota, at Polebroko Way ro.t. Tbe Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds nftet to-morrow, at Wood End ; Friday, at Sloningford Park. The Earl of Ilarewiiod's Fox -bounds meet to-morrow, at Kid• dall Lane ; Friday, at Townie. Lord Scarborough's l'us-hounds meet to-morrow, at Atightoil Bar; Friday, at Grove ; Saturday, at Itossingtcrn Village. The York and Ainsty Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at Untonl The Lambton Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at Emblefbn Saturday, at Bradbury Bridge. The Badsworth Fox-hot o meet on Thursday, at Smeatoa Bridge ; Saturday, at Ovestone. Mr. Hill's Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at Burton Consta ble; Saturday, at Brandesburton The Itoxhy and Cleveland Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at Skelton Park. to Dordiester, Water, Basing •y,• Wonttreat% It in the morn ermined n.i ex , reyanee tLe Chippeabant, .very atteritoon nd the London next morning. 1 rlyrito . ..tb, at • CUSTOM-lIOUSR, EASTBOURNE. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Custom.llouW, in this Port, on WenNastmer, the 19th of March, 1823, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, THE under-mentioned Seized and Condemned 1. GOODS, for Dome Consumption, and not for less than the import Duties: About :1 Gallons of Geneva, over proof, for dealers and others. 125 Ditto, under proof, for private use only. 191 Ditto, over proof, damaged. 7i Gallons of Brandy, under proof, ditto. Gl Ditto, over proof, fur dealers and others. And sundry Books, M. I'rints, &c. Also, Pour small Boats' Anchors, and about 145 fathoms of 21 inch Rope, eleven fathoms of four inch Rope, and eight ditto of taro inch ditto. - Likewise, sundry broken-up Half Ankers. • The above Goods may be seen on the morning of the day of sale. A deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required. ht Coach, on!? ses out shill 'Ave, Otrougit Lutterwenh, Knutsiori, 75, OLD D-sT EET, Milieu 7, 1825. AT a MEETING of the C()NIMITTEE for the lieut.:Fa DISTRESS in I RIM N OXFORD ROUSE, STRAND. Nos. 103 and IN. JOHN SMITH, Fsq. I. P .Aht the Chair. .. . . . . Amount of Subscriptions already uOvertiiied £272,315 14 '2 THE above Warehouse has a large and extensive 1 and well-manufactured STOCK of CABINET and UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE, part manufactured on the Premises. The other part of the valuable Property is of the most fashionable and unreserved Stock of several of the first Houses in the Cabinct Ti.rdr., wishing to sell Stock for Ready ('ash. Thg ab rublic may depend on making a saving of full Thirty per Cent. on the purchase. 'The Property warranted.— A. 11. HARl:alio submits his large assortment of Fashionable SECOND-HAND FU RN' TORE of every description, which he has taken in exchange. There is at present on .view a variety of Drapery and Cot tage Bedsteads, of the best design and workmanship; Drawing room Suites, every description of Chairs, Wardrobes Cabinets, and splendid Sideboards, with ever y ot h er v a ri e ty oeFurnitare. The above Warehouse will be constantly supplied with a succession of well•seas:kied Furniture, front the oast' respect able Houses. gfic 1. 3 ,,,t Cod, /11111TIltil animater:mos It ECICM:IS : Chatbnrn and Nlearly, Lancashire, Rev. IL Heath £3 $ P. Prestbury, Rev. J. I'attenson - - 13 11 0 Ctrnbrithr, balance of Subiseriptlona . 27 13 - 6 Frithslitork, Devon, Rev. 1). longs - 3 9 4 William Phillips, Esq. - - • 10 10 0 Dewsbury, York, balance - - 1 17 4 'A - nteing Regis - - 10 10 0 Chiswick, Surrey, balance - - - 0 13 6 Steeple Norden, Cambridge, per Rev. C. Ileyncll 1 0 0 Tat, lirv. W. Cooper . 1 0 0 Vililuel, Rev. J. J. KergWin - - 2 3 9 arr, Mandford, arttord Mdse, vrtwon, at _Ha y, Cherbdtg, St. ft ertmon at two. ght- 'Nut-Caleb, ruing% at *Eves ANNUITI OF ONg HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE POUNDS PER ANNUM, SECURED ON FREEHOLD ESTATES IN THE COUNTY OF BRECON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Changn-Alliy, CornLill, On TAIVMSDAT March Y 7; 1823, 4d Twelve o'llock, A N ANNUITY OF ONE HUNDRED AND •LA. SEVENTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum, charged on Freehold Estates, in the . county of Brecon, and payable Half. yearly in London, free and clear of any deduction whatsoever, during the life of a Gentkman aged 43 years. Particulars may I,oi:id of Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rack ham; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Itoblas, 170, Regent-street. h, gets out every k, Hinter/y*le, ireethsn,G rant et ford, liaiitry, m Leval., next &Ammo only 24. 1 ion this Coach plete public con ey any other. it.Coachea,every 5e372,393 10 9 Subscriptions made and remitted froth varionS Cities Towns, and Ports of England, Scot land, and Wales, in Money, Provisions, &e. &e. about £35,000 0 0 Remitted from London, in Money, ProvLimas, Clothing, and sundry appropriations - 259,039 10 5 J. W. FuLtox, Esq added to the Committee. The Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed there is no charge made for packing. A. H. HART, Agent, Appraiser, &c. &c. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: 4•11MMEMI••••110.• At a Meeting in the Town Han of the City of Calcutta, Sept. 26, 1222, The Hon. Sir FRAM.II 111.NACIITEN in the Chair, A general Public Subscription was proposed fur sonic assist ance to the severe distress of the Peasantry cf the South and West of Ireland, expected tp arise from the dearth and famine repuntd to prev.iil through the defect of their Crops of Potatoes in the previous Winter. _ _ _ A Committee war immcdiatel begun as follow : ly appointed, and Subscriptions Rupees Sir Francis M‘Naghten 1000 :‘lackiitoah and Co. 1000 Altltander and Co. 1000 C. APNagliv.n 500 It. W. Poe 500 Davidlon and Co. 800 J. W. Hogg 550 Captain Macan noo R. Maxwell 200 barks Reed 400 lion. W. L Melville 200 Robert M‘Clintock 400 Mercer and Co. 1000 M. Ipruletta 500 Rupees W. 11. M'Naghten tag) E. Moluny 200 Mr. Breen 100 W. 11. 1.. Frith 2CO Dr. Gilnian 400 Ileujamin Fergusson 500 C. K. Robinson 200 John Palmer 500 Edward Brightman 400 F. 51 4 Nagiaten 2, 00 J. D. Herbert • 209 C. Blaney SCO Major G. H. Gall 500 A complete List of Subscript . iona has not yet been received ; 011 . he 12th of O c t o b e r th e y a m o unt e d to 56,000 Sicca Rupees, and a much larger amount was expected in Calcutta, and from the 'rations distant British Dependencies in Bengal, the Carnatic, and ilindostan. An immediate Remittance was made on ac count, and has been received in Bills on the Honourable East India Company for Alma. AL W. TROY, Hon. Sec. • IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH FOR SIIIETING. Ny his lajesty's Letters Patent. N hility and Etniilies, and Merchants final 1. Abroad, are respectfully informed, the above CLO'T'H Is SOLD by the Piece, and in Cases of '.7,0 and 60 Pieces each, for exporting, exclusively, at MILLARD'S Foreign and Ilritish Warehouse, No. 16, CH EAPSIDE, and nowhere else. Its superiority for wearing in cold climates, the Indies, lire. give it the first clai:n to notice, for its pleasantness to wear, arability, and economy. The Pieces contain front 26 to 52 yards each, :It 18d. 2s. and 2s. Cd. per yard upwards, and the wide widths for Sheeting, from two to four pair each. I'J. Families residing at a distance from London are requested to send their orders, directed to the Patentee, as above, the in stances brie. , numerous where imitations have been sold for it. 0 CHEAP GLASS, CilIN .1, AN - I) srAFrunDslincE W A Itn. CVICKERY most respectfully returns his Thanks et to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for the distinguished support he has received since his commencing at kis present Shop, and having purchased an extensive Stock of "very Article in the above line at very low prices, earnestly so baits the inspection of his Goods, as, in quality and price, thty will be found much chewer than any other [louse in London. F..milies, Tavern-keepers, and others furnishing, will find a great saving, by pureh,,sing at his Warehouse, g 2.4, Prince's street, Cavendish-square, three doors from Oxford-street, fur present Payrnent only. OBSERVE,—NOW ON SALE, 1. D PORT, Vintage 1817, SG,. per dozen ; Ditto SHERRY, 365. (Dastis y Solis); CAPE MADEIRA, 16s• per dozen. A Hamper of one dozen each of the above Wines, Bottles, &c. I , ll , M cluded will be forwarded on receipt of 45; or one dozen ',s and one dozen Sherry, Bottles, &c. for 44 ; or two dozen Ile Madeira, Bottles, &c. for £2. All other Wines and Sprats in proportion. Macitira Vidonia,TcnerM, Lisbon, CalcaVella, &c. re 2 per dozen, UWCogniac Brandy (Ot a rd Henesie), 235. 6d. per gallon. particular Jamaica Rum, 153.6 d. per gallon. Shrub and Cordial Gin, 12s. per gallon. Just landed, CHAMPAGNES, Rouge et Blanc, premiere 9 1 : 4 4te, in brilliant condition (Prix Solcaux Avis*, growers), 41 -44 • per dozen. Claret I,a Rose and St. Julien. 635. per doer% The Trad e supplied.--:Fresh emptiest Wine Pipes, 17s. each. CHARLES W It I GUT, Wipe Iderchant to his Royal High ren the Dar of Or antes, next, to the Xing's, and opposite the Haymarket Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, Loudon, who pled , ,,e,shis honour and reputation 'that the above %Vines are mutt* as imported ; utd assures the Public Iris, is the only i titabliskreent where excellent tines, at such unprecedented low prices, tail br obtained. A Single: trill is sulicit"l. mats, Dun&lea, c, Khigswt.4l,aus,l thl ch (Daily). Whitby, Sitdeidte light four Inside t. every morning, ybridge, 'fadeas mr2eth, and Der welve o'clock, at Ices fatigued on and then proceed tide Day Comb, non, I.yakigtou, rford, Newbury, Salop, and linty teduced Fares. I through rrboruugh, Deep- Hull, evening at :tore seven. t-co.ich, to :It four horses and ouch, Howes. ghbritize, Ferry :ham,. Stamford, . Sets out in tie reatest facikty, at road by buginess their cats being Coach to Cariiste. RIDGE, throuzh evening, half-vast ren. Lolls(Lie, liottqp, ,st-Coaches, every nsitle Post-Coaeli, ,throughWarrinti• Knutaford, light on she road), d Inn, Dale-street, eil Fares. es, every morning )orley, Nantwich, every . afternotai. Light Post Coach, a Reduced Fires. :LR,Winslow, Coa 1, aad Kautsford, on (only one night nside Port-Coaches [so" The Rockisg- 4AIII Light Post' 'tar inside only, and ham, Weedoo ,D 2" hp Saracen's Head. )rning, at Redscesl to HULL, .14It' every i‘lornion at ace, Hull, and aim" o'clock. I Cheshunt Coach, - - 1, daily, at elsverig nd Doncaster, mr luaint their Filen& antable fbr zglf Ps* Ike, of Inure 0 1 1 aged, ordem enters ' gly, at the Saraceve On- • __. 7=-- TMISORICO -- / t1 wants:el Am litv Lecilo•1411 OPP vao lIAMMERSXITH. DESIRABLE COPY HOLD ESTATE, *QUAL .YO. FREEHOLD TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Howie ' Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, CornhiU, on TISUASDAY, the 27th March, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, ADFSIRABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, equal to Freehold, held under the Bishop of London, situate at HAMME ItS M I TIT, in the County of MIDDLESEX; Comprising a Dwelling house ; with Fore Court, and large Gar den at the back, in the occupation of Mr. Watkins, Butcher, on Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1826; a commodious roomy Dwlling-House, with large School room, and Dormitory over, Pli , y-ground, Forecourt, am:Ma-den at the back ; in the occupation of Miss Herring, on Lease for the same term. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom particulars may be had ; at the Angel, and Coach Office, Hammersmith; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, VINE-PLACE, TA BER NAC LE-SQUA RE, OLD. STREET-ROM). NINE DWELLING-HOUSES awn GROUND-RENTS, Producing One Hundr.4.l and Twenty-Eight Pounds Seveg Shillings Nett Rent, per Annum. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house. 'Change-alley, Cornbill, on Taves nAr the 27th March, 189.3, at Twelve &Clock, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn £l prising Nine Dwelling-Ilonses, nearly all planned in the same manner, two Stories high, two Rooms on a Floor, Shops and Parlours on the Ground Floor, with Kitchen in the Base ment; situate In Vine-place, Tabernacle-square, Old-street-road, in the occupation of Messrs. Acocks, Sinikin, Fish, Ensom, Piercy, Ludivell, Stevens, Vitus, and Gill, respectable Ted nants ; part on Lease and part at will. A Ground-rent issuing out of the aforesaid Premises, and a Plot of Ground fronting Vine-place, in the occupation of Messrs. Smith and Sons, Stone- Merchants. The Whole producing a Nett Rental of One Hun dred and Twenty-eight Pounds Seven Shillings per Anui.m. Te be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had ; of Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Banner-square, Old strett ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. lIICKLEFON MALI., YORKSHIRE. TO BE LET, FOR ANY TERN! NOT EXCEEDING TWENTY-ONE YEARS, And may be entered to at pleasure TIIE NSION HOUSE, called HICKLETON II HALL, in the County of York, with the Stables, Coach houses, and other Out-buildings, Gardens, Orchards, Planta ti.ms, and Pleasure-grounds adjoining. Also, several Closes of liras Land near the House, containing about Bighty Acres, exclusive of the Gardens, Plantations, and Pleasure-grounds, which comprise upwards of Nineteen Acres, replete with choice Fruit -trees, flowering-shrubs, and Plants, ;mist tastefully Lid out, the Fruit-trees in the Gardens and Orchards are in full bearing. The House is modern and commodious, comprising, on the Ground floor, a Vestibule or totrance-hall, a good Dining room, Drawing-room, Library, and bitting -room'; a beautiful staircase leads to the Chambers, consisting of six spacious and excellent Bed-rooms,- with asjoining Dressing-monis, and over them are six other rooms of equal size with those on the Cham ber-story. The domestic offices are wall arranged, and consist of a spacious Servants'-hall, Butler's-pantry; Housekeeper's-room, lied-rooms fur servants, Laundry, Wash-hause, ilikebosse, Brewhouse, Dairy, Larder, and other conveniences. There are two six-stalled Stables, with Harness and Saddle-rooms adjoin ing, and several other Stables and single boxes for 'horses. Also, three good Coach-houses, and Cow-houses, with lofts over them, and bed-rooms for grooms. n rm is witbits the reach of two packs of fox bounds, and is about six miles Irons Doncaster, to which place there are excellent roads. The House tray been re cently painted, and the whole of the builditigs put into good repair. William Hind, the gardens, at fliekleton. wilt chew the Presnisep,.and further Particulars slay be had of Ler, 81,4 NVAL.IetI4I, loilishize; or of Mr. Melt,* Mutton, our akt.ficici. BETTING AT TATTERSAT.L . S, MARCH 10. Gentletnen of the highest respectability on 'the turf, and great In number, attended Tattersall's this day. Business was all alirc on the tlfferent stakes, for which so many suPerior bred horses are now in training. • Although the alterations in the Odds nn the different horses varied but little, yet every sporting adventu rer present seemed detercnthed to enjoy his fancy, and'backtd his favourites in bang-up style. State of the odds : • c Lamm. 71 to 1 apt Ajar 7 to I agst Wanton 13 to 1 agn bro. to Antonio 3 to 1 agst 11Ioses Si to I agst Feedlot= 4 to I agst Swap . 7 to 1 agst Morisco COLT itIODI 3 to I apt Emilius 3 to 1 agst Web . 15 4 W t ° 0 11rR 1a . gst Taisman FILLY AIDOLISWOR sto I agst Sultana I 4to 1 ago Sister to Sailor OAILANDS.—•-6 to 4 the field agst Mr. Pow•lett's two (taken). MISSY. 7 to 1 apt rmilitts 7 to 1 apt Falati.; 7i to 1 aEst Web (t..kgn) 13 to 1 apt Talisman 14 to 1 apt Pantina 18 to 1 agst Charcoal 25 to 1 agst Pacha 23 to 1 art 30 to 1 agst Phasis C to 1 apt Zaida 9 to I apt sister to &nor 9 to I apt Tint. 9 to 1 ago ()livers 9 to I agst Sultana 12 to 1 agst Vail 13 to 1 agst Sorcery filly ST. LRCM. 30 to 1 apt Honest John 35 to I apt Or han 40 to 1 apt Iltrefnur (taken) 40 to 1 agst klereandotti (tak.) 40 to I apt Troy 40 to 1 apt Altisidora 10 to 1 agst Sherwood 12 to 1 agst Tinker (taken) 14 to 1 agst Miss Fanny (tak.) IS to 1 agst Palais Royal 23 to 1 agst brother to Violet IS to 1 agst Fanatic 30 to 1 agst Armstrong c.(tak) GREAT SIATCIL TOIL, MARCH s.— Match. for 200 soverelgna, to tide one. borse 120 miles in 25 successive hours.—Capt. Pigtou, of the 2d Dragoon Guards, no at our barracks, hos ieg, two months ago, made thz above engagement with a Gentleman of this City, p.p. to ride his own horse the above distance in the tithe stated, com menced the undertaking .en Tuesday last, at eleven o'clock at night, two miles in and out, from Kidslablane to the two-mile stone On Brantharn Moor; and th'e following will be found a cot rcct statement of the fer e/NS& MINUTES' . 30 . 27i ▪ 27 . • 31 TIN /t. t 7 Commenced at 19 na. to 12, at noon '33 111 34 19 • 51 Reuel 7.0 tmo. Ileited coin. - . 30 • . 34! ▪ . 30 . so . . 28. In . 31 • Ili • , . Se • . . • . 51 • •1118sisd SD ado. • 118 • . . 87 Si 54 • 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 16 . • • Illseed9s min. - et • h• . 0 8 , • r/' • 33 '' 32 . 30 " • 30 Rested 48 mist. _ • -211 • Ds - St • . DS 4.14 482 64 Mies. 56 Miler.. *unit, but admitted lulus the language describ e d ; whiely he 4111 . Ended ? minutes put 64 said, he was iiiduc..d to do-front Lind Clanmorris having rei 8 c;tic'ek • gn!' ':, . , !..,.. :.-- 1 tutive an explanation of certain ass e rtions which be had pai,ficly '„ . ' , 1 , 16 7 :14. ow , . : , 916 i : made respecting him, and to give the satisfaction a Ge . allern..2 Mad a ri-lit to demand. Summary-1S burn 16 initru I tes Whit, ..ia 1 boors r4,h,rii.ei4 i' rdbnortiss Me hed received a challenge from Cart,'3 rest.—'fotal, -at hours and 30 minutes.— : •ll,uss it will be seen that I ALL- .but, but, co contulting his triendc, they advised . him the Captain elooPleied hii . t•ask, havn:ll two hours and 30. iiim.p.. Drew. 'rye his - name from being' called in question with such still: miliprie, without ellitersliatesiing himself or his ircirse. .... '' ',. . • w an. , - . , -r;•:; 71.: ! la . • Cap LaP t ts ais ib .:Watiore . complained that it was the foul and ground.- • • . • , iIIABD-RUNNII4I. • Osroon Asslialls VAasm..6.-;.-Ona v. lhuitee—file..T.sentwasg. less aspersions thrown •oes , hie Character, by Lord Cla ms, ' stated the cue, which developed facts unparalleled for Natality , which had induc,tl hint tocali him out ; his rank was auras kith 'ip their:in* of borswracing. : The plqiqtiff and a-person main' as • 124 •LorW kir, hot Isis family W as as nimble itid in the firn:Y. Mann Agreed I 4) run their potties, owthe.loth of Jelplast, from -..bst•might - safely's?, Att.was a more distinguished (Nicer. • isiitt -Ai r l i;ise al . l*al uipt "'l' m CALll4l%%ptimageia‘.lrb.l.tte:; the e.ii p h 4 e rc l it il ait illitli flart sarlinititntrili to liorGara, ilirough.Cbcheibh.inb,ps G;hosiabter o and brick as Bor. load, lot AEU°, and the bone abet Arrived at iltufdrd brat., was. to Lis the winner. it sea , barely poiSisql Wassail the fate, : eloss. their keeping the peace towel - de rad, othtir 'for Melee months Mann and Cole rode their petits 64 mite-Ink the loam and a, tied saiso• fbr their - persdriht ; . .predr at i ce it trie(eitanhik Sesitiote: half! The consequences vrete—ohe ut the hones died:AG-Ulf 'whatda , j i l e t- i t ""e-11l .41 : 4 ‘ , :igr7 diacluoi6it set keg sides,' ita 4 . .. lan hour ain.r it arr.ved at Burford, and the other us the woe% liar mania resorted tn. • . • The Sinnington For-hounds meet on Friday, at Wooley. The Northumberland Fox-hounds meet on Thurs d ay, at Hed• don-on-the-Wall; Saturday, at Spital-Hill. The -York City Harrier,: meet on Thursday, near Knapten. The, Earl of Derby's Stag-hounds meet on Thursday, at Wal ton Heath; Saturday, at the Oaks. The Quotndon Hounds meet ru-morrow, at Owthorpe, 'Notts ; Friday, at Losehy ; Saturday, at Bardon Mr. Aleynell's Hounds meet on Thursday, at Kedleston; Sa. turday, at Radhorne. The Gransden I hbunds meet on Friday, at Potton Wood. Sir Jacob Astley's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Badam; Fri day, at Wood l)alling. - • -• . .• 31r. Dewing's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Seaming, taxon a busk; Friday, at Wood O.lling. The Hambledon limn& meet to-morrow, at Wickham Toll. gate; Friday, at St..ven's Castle Down. Mr. Shard's Hounds meet on . Friday, at Hurstbourne Ledge Gate; Monday, at Sof:try Well. . . . The Warwickshire Fox-hounds. meet on Thursday, at Fatly borough House ; Satt,rdiy, at sniiierfit-ld. • The Ludlow Subscripaou Fora-hewn!, Meet On Friday, at K yrewoott House. Sir R. Pulerton's Hound . s7 meet •tninoerow, at. Brynbnva ; . Saturday, at Alan Sadlers. . The present ass e mbl age o f spor t smen at Linetaln, attracted by Sir R. Sutton's Hunt, is very considerable. It is pleasing to see the number of red coats proceeding in the morning t!aough'elie city to the field; more than 200 horses supposed Ao be now in Lincoln, belonging to the Gentlemen of the Hupt. Thursday there was the largest field known this season, many (4.1-Acme; from the I)uke of Rettlantl's attentlinL—the wind - was too bois terous for gunning. SPARRING. • • • At the Fives' Court yesterday the sets.to Instead of being Tor. one another, was fur th e b ene fi t o f the widow of fir. Rite, who was killed in returning from the fight between Bltekon and Josh' Hudson, on Harpenden Heath, near St.Albatt's, when, by un skilful driving, ilickinn overturned the chaise, and the heads of both were cru s hed to atoms by a market cart. The profits of the Court produced a trifle under seloo. The sets-to were choice and good,- and the best of them was• between Crawley and Shel N's. Crawley, as a teacher, is admired,. and a rupture has lA - eve-lard him appearing in the ring since he . tought the departed Gas Light-man. His set-to with tee formi dable Shelton was grand, and he had the best of it in committing with the tight hang, by a step in the movemeut. Sheltie thought to make his left hand tell in one round, and the whole wassoute thing like fighting. Crawley was hit when on his knees, but he got up and floored his adversary for it. Bales and Tone Bolt •er.—A chickebiddy set-to.' China work never beat a good new, but left off ,with a specimen of tactics.- .M 6,1441,14 and Harr, ilarottr made a good and right a..eruest sat-to, and behaved like men not a/lard to give and take. %wing and Maxi made a very line set-to; but the length of the former gave hint decidedly the best. Ward spewed uff but he could not get in. Scragzigar &orbited b, looming a novice. ANGRY FRACAS. „ • „. DJW-aTßFE2.—Yesterday Captain W, Wateeci, of the lOth Huscas, was brought us a warrant, charged with aasanldng the Right Hordurable CHARLES BASSI! BINGILANL, BUMS Clabfrion IS. - On ti e case being stated, it appeared that a slight degree of inti macy had subsisted between Lord Clanmorrisand Captain Wal lace, and that lately some dispute had occurred between them, the cause of which, however, did not appear. On Friday last his Lordship, accompanied by Lieutenant Wright, of the 9th Lancers, was at OM, y s Burton Ale Rooms, in Henrietta-% street, Cover.t-ge.rden, when Captain Wallace, with Captain Rd wards, of the lice)-al Navy, came in, and going gringbt up t° his Lordship; Captain Wallace addressed him, by .aging, " You are a scoundrel, a rascal, and a coward," and using other opprobriousr epithets, held his caae over his Lordship's head in a menacing at.. • titude. Lieutenant Wright interfered, and told Captain Wallace that if he was a Gentleman, there wasno doubt Lord Clanmarris, Would give him any satisfaction he desired. Captain Wallace re plied, " he dare not.do so, he is afraid of being shot, balsa cow ard, and as such deserves to be horse-whipped, which 1 will do for him," and he directly struck his Lordship with a small walking cane twice oyez the shoulders, a scuffle ensued, and' hi; 'Lordship seized hold of a large. candlestick, and threw it at Captain Wallace, and it striking •hins ~ untbrisaus injured it su at to, cause hint to wear it in a sling. •' ;le* Captain Wallace, in defence, denied . isomillsltting. the first