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SOCIETY or ARTS. Yesterday, the Premiums awarded by this excellent Institution were presented to the successful candi dates by his Royal flightless the Duke of SUSSEX, President of the Society. This interesting ceremony took place at the King's Theatre, and spacious as it is, the boxes, pit, gallery, and stage, were all crowded to excess, principally with Ladies, many of whom were of distinguished rank. At half-past twelve O'clock the Doke of Sussex took the Chair ; and the Secretary, Mr. Aunty, read the Report, in which he took an historical retrospect of the origin, progress, and advantages of the So ciety. His Royal Highness then distributed the pre miums to the respective candidates, accompanying the presentation of each with so much urbanity and condescension as must enhance their value. A list or the premiums and candidates we subjoin, the pre sentation of some of which excited considerable in terest, particularly that of two Medals to Mr. Das.' VIGNES, a Greek, whom his Royal Highness particu larly congratulated on his genius. A large silver medal and thirty guineas were presented to Mr. J. MARSH, of Woolwich, for a portable electro-magnetic apparatus. Mr. MARSH, who had made the whole the apparatiii himself, was a short time ago a la bouring man at Woolwich Dock-yard. A Medal was presented to Mr:Comatrr, for Plat from English Grass. The Sec ETARY stated; that for three . years the Society had been endeavouring to find employment for the labouring poor in the country. During the war, English straw was manufactured to a consider able extent, but since the establishment of peace, straw hats had been imported from the Continent in such abundance, that the manufacturers were obliged to give up the experiment, as 16,000 bats were sup posed to be annually imported ; and if something were not done to check such an interference with our domestic manufacture, the British growth would be wholly useless. Mr. Cobbett was of opinion that the English grass was as goad for manufacture as the foreign ; he bleached it by a simple process, and gave it to be platted by some of the Hertfordshire platters. and then sent it to the Society, who were astonished et the extraordinary beauty and excellence of the ma terial, and at once presented him with the mark of dis tinction which tire President held in - his hand. The Duke of SUSSEX, in addressing Mr. Cobbett, said, he had great pleasure in communicating to him the approbation of the Society for the valuatsle ser s ice he had rendered, by his attention to this very im portant branch of manufacture. and it was the more grateful,_ as it wits made upon no confinedprinciple, but upon that of serving the community—(Applause). Mr. Coaacry hoped he shutird be, allowed a little eeviatiOn from what he observed to be the practice of that Society. Ile concurred in the sentiment Which had fallen from his Royal Highness as to the im portance of this discovery. It was indeed of the greatest importance, in his opinion, that the new ma- Tit:facture should be encouraged by all those persons Who had the means . of encouraging it—Opplemse). It was impossible to 19t i k round that Society, and not feel regret at seeing the thousands of pounds which must Lave been - sent oar of this country, and ex pended by foreign labourers, when that money might have been retained in England, and expended by labourers,(Aprfatise). If the Country Gen tlemen, and Ladies of the country, many of whom must then be present, would use their best efforts for the encouragement of this manufacture, very few atore Leghorn bonnets, and very little more Leghorn plat, would:be imported into this country (.4m/ause). Tile labourers wives and children would, in coarse buence, be better clo th ed and fed.; and that would 4 one way, of removing the necessity of using that despicable cant, which was constantly dinned into the car., of the labouring classes ; who, if they complained of their situation, were immediately told, that they ought to be contented with the smut of paupers; be. cause die grace of GOD was especially manitested in poverty of - food and poverty of dross—(Applartse).— 31r. Cobbett then retired. When all the Premiums had been distributed, his Royal HighneSs thanked the Company for their at tendance. and left the Chair amidst lond applause. The following is a list of the Premiums awardedi . - IN AGRICULTURE AND RURAL ECONOMY. 1. To- Lieutenant-Colonel Wildman, Newsread liey, for planting 500 acres With rumn Trees, the Gold Ceres MedaL S. o Messrs. Cowley and Staines, Winslow, Bucks, for pee'paring 143114. of Opium hoot Puppies grown cat Lugland, Thirty Guineas. 3. To J. W. Jeston, P.sq, Henley en Thames, for his im proved mode of collecting the - juice of the Opium Poppy, the large Silver Medal. 4. To W. Pyle Taunton, Eq. Chem, Surrey, for early Horse benne, the large Silver Medal. IN CHEMISTRY. 1. To Mr. James 51arsli, kush Grove-place Woolwich, for a portable bleetro-Magnetic Apparatus, the la rge Silver Medal alai Thirty Guineas. 2. To Mr.• 11. Marshall, Newcastle-on-Tyne, for Improved Melting Pots foe Brass-founders and Steelmakers, the large Silver Medal. 5. To Mr. J. T. Cooper, 9, Paradise-street, Lambeth, for his improvements in the Apparatus for analysing Vegetable and Animal Substances, the large Silver Medal. 4. To the same, for a Hydrometer for Saline Solutions, the Gold Vulcan Medal. 5. To G. Gl:mei, Esq. 7, ArgP-street, for an Ozy-hydrogen Blowpipe, the Gold Vulcan Medal. IN POLITE ARTS. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS. i. 'Po Mr. 0. Hildkeh, jun. 13, Ludgate-hill, for a landscape, the Gold Isis Medal. V. To Mr. R. 11. Hi ditch, 13, Ludgate-hill, for a landscape, the large Silver Medal. 5. To MLA Eliza Anne Drummond, 5, Rathbone-plac e , for an historical composition, the Silver Isis Medal. 4. To Mr. Philip Simpso*, 10, Carlisle-street, Soho, for a portrait, the Gold Isis Medal. S. To Mr. J. G. Niddletnc, 24. Manor-place, Walworth, for a portrait, the large Silver bledal. ii. To Mr. Jos. Miles Gilbert, Bristol, for a marine painting, the Silver Isis Medal. 7. To Mr. H. Pearsall, Bath, for a landscape, the Silver Lis Medal. S. To Mr. F. W. Watts, Hampstead, f.,r a landscape, the hag. Slver Medal. 9. TO Mr. J. Porter, 25, Welbea-street, for an historical composition, the Silver Isis Medal. 10. : Sillies Rose Emma Drummond, 5, Ratbbonc-place, for an hiororical compodion, the large Silver MedaL .- • COPIES IN OIL. Vt.' To Wu Jane Drummond, 5, liathboue-place, for *por trait, !he Silver Lis Medal. la. PAr. U. Johnson, 7,-Itodney-bnildinp, Kent-road, for a potitralt, the large.Bllver pedal. 13. To Mr. F. Rochard, 131, New tkusd.strent, for an his torical subject, the Silver Isis Medal. 14. To Mr. S. Drummond, 14, Church-street, Sob., for an historical subject, the tarp Silver Vicki. ORIGINAL PAINTINGS IN WATZR-COLOURS. IS. To Allan Robson, DodosMc for &composition offloweas, the Silver Ida Medal. 16. To Miss Mary 'Wllle.4llli Upper Norton-street, for a composition of Rooters, the largo 11111vreibild -IV. To Mr. T. Riebiltondi, nudflakellmaaaaar far elksuakt the SUver Isis Medal. 18.- To Masa bd. Ross, 52, Upper Chaaotto.akdre s , Fitzroy : square, for a portrait, the large Silver Medal. 19. To Miss Frances Eddy, Plynsooth, bet selleapidden flowers, the Silver Ida Medal. • COPIES IN WATER-COLOUR& SO. To Mr. James Hamilton Lawson, 30, Banera4treet, for a portrait, the Silver Palette. 21. To Mr. T. Baynton, Bath, for a landscape, the Sliver Isis Medal. 29. To Miss Matilda Smith. 13, Hover K:mpetreet, Moms. burr. far a Portrait. the large Silver Medal. . 23. To Misr- Mary Jane Mull, Reverie'', for a portrait, the Silwr his Medal. 24. To Miss Mary Willis, 49, Upper Norton-street, for a flower-piece, the Silver Isis Medal. 25. To Mr. Frederick ilochard, 131, New Bond-street, for a portrait, the Silver Isla Medal. 26. To Mr. G. R. Ward, 6, Newman-street, for a portrait, the large Silver Medal. • r''!"- -,.---- , _. -41 V V ORMINAL DRAWINGS IN CHALK. 27. To Mr. J. A. Cahusac, Mount-street, Whitechapp.l, for a drawins of the Musk Ox, the silver Palette. COPIES IN IN/C. CHALK, rp.xctr., !cc. 28. To Mr. C. Horatio Bunning, 11. Bernard-street, Russell square, for an historical subject, the Sliver Palette. 29. To Mr. T. Ilatrett, 78, Mark-Line, fat an historical sub ject, the Silver I'aktte. 30. To Miss Ann Hopkins, 133, Berwick-street, for i land scape, the Silver Palette. • 31. To Miss Rowe, Tor-Point 11013 SC, Carnivall, for an his torical subject, the Silver Isis bledaL 32. To Miss it Clarke, 6, 4 for an his- • torical subject, the large Silver Isledal. 33. To Mr. W. Baker, 59, Stafford-place, Pimlico, for an his torical subject, the Silver Isis Medal. 54. To Mr. Ebenezer Stalker, jun. 5, Southampton-crescent, tiston-square, s for a landscape, the Silver his Medal. 35. To Miss Louisa Mary_ Vully, 59, Stafford-place, Pimlico. for a head, the Silver his Mcdal.- DRAWINGS IN OUTLINE, FROM STATUES. 36. T. Mr. T. Sclomon, 36, Fiendllly, for the Laoeoon, the large Silver .Medal. FINISHED DRAWINGS PROM STATUES AND I;USTS. 37. To ;Hiss Sarah Cox, 22, Nottingham-street, fur a draw ing from a bust, the Silver Isis Medal. ' 36. Tu Miss• Jane Stalker, 5, Southampton Crescent, Euston , square, for a drawing from 'a bust, the Saver Palette. . 74. To Mr. Evan Williams, 6, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, fur a drawirg trent a bust, the Silver Hs Medal. 40. To Mr. Phil. Corhet, 482, Strand, for a drawing from a statue, the laro ° e Silver Medal. 41. Tu Mr . I'. H. Desvigues, 16, Hunter-street, Brunswick square, for a drawing from a bust, the Silver Palette. 42. To Mr. J. Padgett, 96, Sloane-street, for a drawing from a bust, the large Silver Medal. - 43. To Mr. Ebenezer Stalker, 5, Southampton Crescent, Euston-square, fur a drawing from a bust, the Silver Palette. 44. Tu %lr. T. Fairland. 4, Princes-street, CoMmercial-road, Lambeth, fur a drawing from a figure, the large Silver Medal. 43. To Mr. E. Williams, Ambrostden, Ilicester, for a drawing front an entire figure, the Sliver Isla Metall!. 46. To Mr. S. W. Ceeil, 59, Stafford-place, Pimlico, for a drawing of an anatomical figure, the large Silver Medal. ORIGINAL MODELS IN PLASTER. 47. To Jr. Ed. Edwards, 2, Newcastle-street 9 Clerkemvelli furl groupe, Ulysses and Calypso, the Gold his ?4leilal. 48. To Mr. Ed. G. l'hysick, 1:0, Spring -street, I'ortman• square, for tiro single figures—Telemachus and NArcissus, the large Silver Medal. MODELS Pq PLASTER, COPIES. T.) Mr. Mich. 'reatdale, 1, Mond-street, 'Vauxhall, ford head, .tbc Silvy'. Palette. 50. To Mr. Jos. D:are, 12, Crest St. Helens, for a model of a l3acchus, the Silver Isis Medal. 51. To Mr. Ed. Edwards, 2, Newcastle. oreet, Clerkervrell, for a model in the round, front a group, the large Wirer MedaL ARC II ITICO'iI.TII R. • Se. To Mr. P. 11. De,vigews, 16, tinnier-Arc et, Brunswick square, for a drawing of a Corinthian Capital, the Silver Ibis Medal. 53. To Mr. C. Purser, 10, Lawrence Poontney-lanc, for an original design for a British Museum, the Gold 54. To Mr. Henry Bassett, 15. Norfolk-street,. Strand, fot an original dcsizn fora British Museum, the Gold fats CARVING IN WOOD. S 5. To Mr. Nichol', 6, Grafton-street East, for a carving In wood of a figure, the Gold Isis Medal. 54. To Itr. Henry Lailes, 434, Oxford-street, for an original carving of flowers, the Silver Isis Meslit L 7. To Mr. .Tames Harris, Plymouth, for a• syringe to pee. serve oil paint in, the large Silver Medal and Ten Guineas. 58. Ts' Wairen, for improvements in the art of engravirg on steel plate, the large Gold Medal. • 59. To W. Uroefiedon, Mg. 11, Caroline-stree square, fora refit for painters, the Silver his Melial. 60. To Mr. W. D. chic, 1, Seymour•place, Islington, fot his method of taking cast, of leaves and foliage, the Silver Isis Medal. Bedford- • 61. Ta Mr. G. Mills, Vt. Ossnlston-street, Somers Tows, for the new die of the Vulcan Medal presented by him, the Gold Vulcan Medal, IN *NIANI/FACTIPIES. 1. To Mr. W. V. Shentcn, Winchester, for an improved co sine foe tramming silk, the Silver Vulcan Aledal. 2. To Mr. W. Cobhett, Kensington, for plat from English grass, the large Silver Medal. IN M EC/IA N ICS. 1. To 3lr. C. A. Siebe, f u r a tap fur hollow screws, the Silver Vulcan Medal and Five Ciainoas. 2. To Mr. E. Pechey, Bury St. Edmund's, for a mangle, the Silver Vulcan Medal and Ten Guineas. 3. To Ed. Speer, Esq. 7, New !an, for his centrifugal check booke,the Silver Vulcan Medal. 1. T. It. W. Wilkinson, Esq. Captain . E. M. Chatham, foe marine arnucbest, the large Silver Medal. . • 5. To J. Amesbury, Esq. 82, Great Surrey-street, for an appa ratus for fractures of the lower limbs, the Gold Wean Medal C. To Mr. W. Rayne*, 10, Regent-street, Westminster, for a cap for fractured patella, the Silver Vulcan Medal and Teo G uineas. 7. To Mr. James Jones, 1 SO, High Hawn, for a kihi for drying grain, the large Gold Medal 'B. To Mr. Jas. Dennett, 7, Regent-street, Mile-end, far an apparatus for baling ships, the large Silver Medal. C. C. Dansey, Esq. Captain Royal Artillery, Havering, for a kite for effecting a communication between a stranded ship and the shore, the Gold Vulcan Medal. 10. To Mr. J. Evans, 12, Ellen Terrace, St. Geterge's in the East, for his method of equalizing the straits on tackles, the large Silver Medal. . To Mr. J. Elliott, Sheffield, for his apparatus for the use of dry grinders, the Gold Vulcan Medal. IN COLONIES AND TRADE. 1. To Mr. 3. F. Denoun, Aberdour, Medlin, for export ing British cured herrings Fifty Guineas. 2. To Mr. Gregory llialland, for wills, the. produce ef his vineyard, in New South Wale:, the large Silver Medal. The Society have also directed, that the following perform ances in the class of Polite Arts, be exhibited, ea account of their merit, with those to which premiums have beep awarded. A finished anatomical drawing, by Mr. G. t tlimpsem. Au original painting of flowers, by Miss Bovrity. A copy of a miniature, by Mr. Edwin Dalton. A finished drawing of the Gladiator, bY Mr. 3. Poiret. A drawing of the Altar Screen of st. .sokkost% Southwark, by Mr. G. °wilt. jan. b. A copy, iu oil, from the butt of Homer, by Mr. Phi . A copy of a miniature,by Miss Mary Anne Hale. ' Cho Society have aloe voted their special thighs i • To Capital. Hawkins, for his plant dals at HMS IMO. Drag Nig gs beidge, Devon. To Mr. T. Jones; Ludgate-hill, for his guard to the wheels of waggons. • ," UNNERSA'Y INT*LfIGENCE. VIWORD, MAT di. The Nano of thol94ol4ldates, rte. IC the dosressf lIMUMINP lic.Egnoialtioo this Teem, were admitted by-tbe PukrltsMai -miners into the sad sewed MINS cit Liters ilimeatalosso , sad Vlsdpliest Mathematics et Physics respectively, atimaikig clothe alphabetical arrangement in each class presaribmg - by the statute, stand as Mow: lodge Fbat Class of L'iserts Hemanissus.. Cooke, rtobegt Bryan Christ Church. Maclean, Donskl, land College. Martin, Richard, (Mel College. Michell, Henry W. It. Trinity College. Omani, Wadham Collage. • Rowe, William Carpenter Billie& College. . Smith, Leveson, amid durch. Thomas, Flonoratus Leigh, Christ Church. In the First Class of DWI:. Mathemat. et Phys. Fruit!, Edward, Queen's College. In the Second Class of Liters Homaniores. Aoldjo, James Alexander, Pembroke college. Barber, Ambrose, Wadham College. lielfoar, Francis Conningham, Magdalen hall. Busfeild, Willlana, University Coll i.e. Cobham. Jonathin Blenman, Oriel College. /lade, William Aislabie, lilliol College. Feild, Edward, Queen's College. Hyde, Williaht, Balliol Roberts, Arthur, Oriel College. Robins, Sanderson, Exeter College. Tucker, C::aries, Wadham College. In the Second Class of Discip. Mathemat. et Phys. Heberden, Thom% (Mel College. Literx Humaniores. Berner., Ralph, Magdalen College. • Clayton, Richard, University College. Gibbons, John, Balliol College. Goddard William, Jesus College. Gregory, Francis, Exeter College. Gunning, Spencer Greswold, Urasennose College. Ilandyn, Orlando, Bellied College. Hanson, Jahn /molt, lir.. - ennose College. • Hyde ' Francis Acres, Christ Church. Michell, John, Magdalen Hall. Sawyer, William George, Ballot College. Sitilth, William, Lincoln College. Talbot, Henry, Queen's College. • Turner, Charles, Wadbatn College. Tyrwhitt, Thomas, Christ Church. Underwood, John hiannier, Urasennose College, Waldegrave, Hoi!. Augustus, Drasennose College. Watson, John Hewlett, Wadham College. Whatley, Her ry - Lawson, Pembroke College. The number of Gentlemen to whom Testimoniams for De grees were granted, but who were not admitted into either of the above Classes, amounted to 98. Saturday, May 17, the last day of Easter Term, the follow ing Degrees were conferred: DOCTOR Pc mender. The Rev. James William Vivian, H.D. AU Souls' College. DoOtons 11,1 Xi:AMIN& James Arthur Wilson, B. Med. Student of Christ Church,and one of Dr. Radcliffe's Travelling Fellows. Sherlock Willis, B. I%lt d. of l‘lagdalen College. 11A0BELOR IN Dtvnarr. _ _ Rev. Thomas Grantham, M.A. Frlk►w of Magdalen College, and one of the Public Exuminets. mAsTiasor AitTs. Matthew Munc ll3u Exeter College. Rev. William thy, Michtl's Scholar of Queen's College. Rev. henry Parsons, Balliol College. Rev. George Frederick St. John Balliol College. William Simmons, Brasennow College. hon. and Rev. John Sedley Venahles Vernon, Chrlit Church. William Duncombe, Christ Church. James Lockhart, University College. Rev. John Eveleigh, Oriel College. lucent's bt tone. William Cross, Organist of Christ Church Cathedral, St. John's College, and the Ur.:versity Church. xaciutrons or A XII. Spencer Creswold Gowning, Esq. Erasermose College, Grand CQmpounder. Non. Arthur Thellason, Brasennose College, .Grand Com plunder. Joseph Lyerght Pennyfather, St. Alban Hall. Wm. Owen, St. Alban Hall. Francis Gregory, Exeter College. Joseph West, Chaplain of New College. Charles Tucker, %Amu College. liohett Perfect, Queen's College. F.lwarl Fend, Miehel's Scholar, Queen's College. John 'lichen, Magdalen Hall. Francis Cunningham Belfour . Magdalen Hall. Aislahie Eadc, Scholar of Balliol College. Tim:. Augustus Waldegrave, Brasennose College. James Alexander Auldjo, Pembroke College. James Weston Harding, Pembroke College. Edmund Williams, John Samuel Smaliry, •and John Pugh, Jesus College. Right Hon. Anthony A. Cooper, Baron Ashley, Car. Church. Hon. George William Frederick Howard, George Bowen, and Thomas Tyrwbitt, Christ Church. Thomas Henry Sutton Eatcourt and Edgen Wyatt Edge% Oriel College. The whole number of Degrees in Raster Tenn, was D.D. one ; D. Med. three ; D.D. three; S.C.L. one; M. A. forty two; 11.Mo:h. one; D.A. seventy-nine; Matriculations, 84. The Rev. John Hughes, M.A. of Emanuel College, Cam bridge, was admitted ad traders. Wednesday, the first day of Act Term, the following De. grees were conferred : NA MM. 011 Aare. In Convocation the Xv. John Med Sumner, M.A. King's College, Cambridge; and Prebendary of Dar 14134 was admitted ad Amass. Henry Wilson, Rag. Oriel College, Grand Compounder. Rev. William Mayd, Exeter College. John Worgan, Schokar of Pembroke College. Res. John Hawkins, Pembroke College. William Henry James, Pembroke College. • Rey. James Babb. Wadham College. Rev. James Fowle, Wadham College. Rev. Gages Paulin Lowther, St. Mary Hall. Rev. Thomas Lewis Fanshawe, St. Mary Hall. Edward William Hassell, Oriel College. Rev. Jonathan Phillipps Carpenter, Christ Church. Edmund Robinson, Bailloi College. flames Stuart Murray Anderson, Scholar of Balliol College. Archer Clive, firuennose College. Rev. Henry Perceval, Brasenooae College. Rev. Frederick Shone, Beaseuteme College. William Henry Present, Brasennose College. Rev. Philip Aubin, Fellow of Jesus College. Rev. James Robertson Holcombe, Fellow of Imoi College. Rev. John Williams, &baler of Jesus College.. William Allen. Scholar of Jesus College. John Frederick Winterbottom, Fillow of Magdalen College, and Fined= Scholar. - Rev. llicherd Thomas Powys University College :. Samuel Wright, St. John's College: openness or AILTL George C. Robert Doing,. liaq. &escapee' College, Grand Compounder.' John Danube' Lewis, St. Alban Hall. Sanderson Robins, Exeter College. • 'Henry Spry, Suter Cadet,. James Joseph Goodall, Pembroke College. William Moat% Wadham College. Arthur Lmagton, Wadhato'College. • Walter Borten Lamb, Wadhant College. William Fanfold, Lincoln Coney: • • • Richard Meredith. St. Manua Mell.• Itolseet Iferrosth, St. 11dieund . Malk • John 2ainer, 'Prink* • Junta liWgag, Trinity' Themes Wilde, Chan Ch ' • ' glint.Cagemster Rowe, Stholar of Sallie! College: adrienLeitenwe Seeped, Raid College. Jab. UMIIIIII Underwood, Scholar of &annum Coll. ! -, :ra il iZ a teees Osilege. . Jesuitelkte• • Measles Mwddin Jones; Jesus College. • _ • Wm. arrest, Cleilk.of Magdalen College. ' . • Thome comp% Aileholor of .I.ll.Ltesiky eollege. - 1 1= Ridgway Parity Mealy, Bt. j o h a * e c o lt egu • Ifenry Talbot, Quun's Colt/pie. • -. ~ a OXFORD, MAY 27. r a b tr i .pri i o geonetm' This nsistnlok, three Members of die large st ( wouldon sealte trilling in o s f w th i ir p o liege in 046 University left it, unde r a sentenced ah. &num e 411mii t i ic ° h rl' i t t he c c ca o l n i d i uc m t, whi ch breach of decorum. TI it ofert iothing less than the disturbance *the whol t r 4 lege, in the.night-time, by the breaking of lamps 474 doors, and by the most hideous .yells, shouts of " Fite, Virel-:4lfarder, Murder!" l!t o was not the first, second, or third time, in 144 the College had been offended in a similar memo, them, or by others, W ithin the present year; noel* they suffered this extreme of academical castigo ok without having witnessed in vain a less decided 'l e i, sure. A young Nobleman ; the eldest son of an frii Earl, was rttsticated from the same College, 64 Term, with three Gentlemen.Cornmoners, his te % , panions in tome midnight tUrnalt. Repeated o p Cusses, notwithstanding this example, having et*, nued to disgrace the College, the venerable D to addressed all the junior members, last wed, i ick Hall, and intiormed them, that the very neat m ar %,vould certainly end in the total expulsion of The present sentence, which falls upon the elkleg of an English Peer anti two filen tlemen-Common en. i the consequence of their defiance c this admoaitiod, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE LATE GREAT FIGHT scrwaresParmi AND NEAT. TO THE EDITOR (W THE STAR. CASTLE Terror, Ilotiosis, Mar n, tog Sso—l shall be much obliged to you to insert this Luer fro; Dri.rol, and my answer to it, in your l'aper.—l ant ynnrivailis• servant,. • THOMAS " zO vs. THOMAS DRICHSAI, CASTLE. TAI , RII/L ROLAUS. " Bristol, Mty 2:2,1114 " SIR—By the last fight, on Twesday, I may have liew nig* 1.7 A. or thereabouts, rot one renny of which will Ipay till tis doubt' are fully cleared up to ::te saristac!hin of bi,(Nea's)llth.• tol friends. Never did a man sn disgrace himself as Pk hf going in to his ?Ilan in the t".d round, when he had him is power at the stakes. IVlicri dill seat break his rem? Instil% round? This fight is a dirty transaction:—it canaot but be titorztt so; and little as I a:n in,:lined to tki;.it you participate in il e a it it will be necessary :lar you to g:ve us an account, in sore( t' livening I'apers, with your si- ' uature, of the c.iusc oldie!** ci f the battle—Neat no inure hadoccaslan to go to ted:hanasyse.i. I much fear it will be impossible you can me:4ll4 n mom honourable to yourself, and that silence will be the only usy is which this letter will be ansiseered ; if so, the only melba re have ofpursuing will be to pub:ish it —may I be disappo'nted ! " I am, Sir, your obedient stYrnit„. " 111111 T, " T candidly confess, Inn more think Neat broke his atm** you did yourseif.—llid Gully see Neat before tl:e %ler " Castle Tavern, Holborn, May 28 4 idi*. " Ma„Tnosios Bomar . , SIR—I received a letter this morning from yea, slated Brie tol: but as you don't say where, I think it best,to wevinnit through a paper read by all sporting Gentlemen. I won't grace myself by answering questions, which I consider to ink unfair attack on both myself and Neat, who, bons an sccilipt, unfortunately lost the battle. 'Whether you pay your betsit nor, must 'we settled between yourself and the winners: I his lost my money, and shall pay it, sad so will every am of #/s.. Limit—but you may do as you please.—Xour humble scream, " T. BELCIIII.` NEAT'S ADDRESS TO THE 2131.1TEVRS: Abet, after the close of the sets-to on Tuesday. for IWebe', Benefit, at the Tennis Court, came forward to addrentbeccee pany :—The issue of the late battle had been most unfortecte to him as the loser---but neither that, nor the loss of Isis of* money, gave him half so much Imo:Linen as the ion aks friends who backed hint. The doubts which had bees threes out, about his haling seatained the accident which lost Maki battle, were both cruel and unjust—he defied any man tartan him of a mean action. was never guilty of one in the svhdr coarse of his life, and, - in order to convince his friends Sr tit• real state of the case, he had been to M r . Cli ne , one o f t h em* famous surgeons in London—that Gentleman, after main* his arm, declared that 'twee broken, and had kindly gimbal a certificate, under his hand, which he would read. Ale an read the following : . . " I have examined ?treat's area, and find that the bone aid the s radius' is broken. " HENRY CLINE. " May 27, 1823." The certificate was then handed round to several Centime, who expressed themselves satisfied of its authenticity. Neat then continued.—lt was in the third round that tie t• cadent happened, not by a 4sll, bat in consequence of his am going against one of the stakes, when he was striking. Fast the swelling that instantly followed, he found it was admit injured, and told Belcher he thought it was broke, which Tea mmediately communicated tb Mr. J ac k son , *a d a lso to a Co. demo from. Oxford, of the name of Sadler. Ile found, se afterwards attempting to strike out, that Ms arm dropped. sat every blow fell short. He struck Spring over the right ere is the nest round, but the blow was nothing. In closing ion following rounds his right arm was useless, and be bad as chance of amain his strength. In the last round, he hied, ends of the bone grtnding together when he fell, which theta& vinced him that the arm was broken, at,d he was saes neaal walla soy, that in that condition he ought not to have relje4 the contest. All he had now to say was, that so eatisited did M feel of being able to beat Spring, that he was ready tv light Ile again the usoment his arm was well; and be would back kin self by putting down £2OO of Me own money !—.Thig 246 . l " was followed by immense applause. " • EPSOM RACES, MAY EL The umnal sports at Epsom Downs commenced Otis day . The Coarse was in fine condition, and the Three diffetuot runs Were contested. There were some dashing * the Coma- Ls esol, the light-fingered gentry nerd and mat witlino little success, particularly among thrierfills feed-gigs, *NM tbe *coition of their occupants was espliiiP viewing the race. We were surprised to see several been erected booths occipied with R 0 tables, and other gambling (we Amid rather my swindling), ,atests.st 10 10 seemed in full play for the greater port of the day. The Craven Stake* of 10 sov. each; for hordes of altiges 41 11 • . • mileand a quarter dietaties. " Mr. Naylor's clue. Brilliant • . - „vat' Mr. We b. t. Were& - • • 1 041110 Capra coral but ware not plait& s to lite 1_ supsinti 'Brilliant. A good race. 11COoM Cap, value 100' Pm by Ilaseribek of lecriaibr adds ID .41.4 boos tbe. Barb* fund, for lispt i i i t mom two miles. The winner to Oe sold for sio If demanded. ' ' . - SIN Whiteside s ek. b. Woovernicts, aged • ;, fit' H. Lippincott's Peter Fin, 4 yrs - • 7 1,.. Air; Naylot r s m. Pastorefla, yri - ' Fitewthers started but werosSrpbeed. a to I sittllrosW no 4 to 1. age Pocatello; 4 tou apt Peter fla. Woodoot Stakes of Sti sqv. ask, b ft. for it-yr•Wri' M Ulf mild. . . Air. Forth's b. f. by Partiton - ' • Lord Rzeter's b. f. by Beim • • - 1.4:i Soren others started, bat weennot placed.. Thls "wool twelve dam•. Woe P' "Nor view - eat woa by three lengths... 7 - . • • ilgalsaaariat abroad that this nuota•taise stalf• died, by the Clerk of the Course, In l'arintr of • . his dethion will be Atha we know Ow = isismalP' rat etas Course, seemed to brthatitwaaa*alf .Q ' . - Y' -)6- - PRDESTRIANISIL ;, A num for a wager of yoOga. to Moho frees the and • - • - boar oesiMd twice.each day to. ": • • aompiatid ik *dims Wit, or TRlOdrii 1 0f 21 4 0 .0 butes beim six . • - LOND e N Printed and pub • . y sirs. f7: 7 41 - Plate, Tcmple-Bar. iii