Star.
London, England, 1808-03-23 00:00:00

SPORTING 11V7tLLIGEiVcE.

BEVERLEY HUNT.
Saturday ee'onight, the Mat& for 100 W. was deckled es ender.
Mr. Frank Watt's b. h. Doctor
Mr. Digtrj kegard's gr. h. Holden:. -3 2
At starting, Holderness, who had Won the Sweep-
itakes very cleverly, was the favourite ; Doctor having
paid forfeit in the Stakes, it was 7 to 4 agst. him ;
but this seems to have been a piece of turf jockeyship,
as the great sispesiority of Doctor in running .the
match nearly distanced Holderness, and left many
Anna' countenances amongst the parties who thought
the match " a snug thing." Indeed more betting
took place than was ever remembered on a like occa-
sion. The Holderness people were very sanguine ;
but after their favourite got beat. it was well enough
obs‘rved, that the Doctor's physic VW not very pla-
ts*.

THEATRICAL FRACAS.—A violeat contest recently
arose at Manchester between Mr. KNIGHT, hie of
Covent Garden Theatre, and new one of the patenteel
at Liverpool, and Mr. Dwvatt, Late of Drury-Lane
Theatre. The cause of this difference is said to be a
Miss Ciliaxi., an actress of the Manchester company.
A duel was to have taken Flace; but thia,being deemed
too formidable a mode of adjustment, the controversy
was decided,. in the old English style by im and
ood.Fb. At length the Mends of both parties inter-
posed, and put an end to this species of hostility, by
parting the combatants ; and the Matter, it is said,
is now irk y to be terminated by the iiiterpOsition of
*the law. . . , _ _

ECCLEStASTICAL PROMOTIONS, lee.
.0z YeRD, 11/41111lC11 ln..—On the 9:h imp, Join Moose, En. of
Umrzh, uhnitted )34.ebelosul A rtst Prapd. Compolgider.
une da-•,/, the Rot. Ibto &VIM oe:titter, and Rev. Ric.hatfl
Smith, of P. Ai uzzt Hall; 5,41 ?steeds. Cho. Augustus Seymer,
9fGriel Cor.rtu Jintts Bora& !budge, of D'entbrOke College:
Joruatis Ret:!y: VastUs &teen Wall, Geo. Granville t'enahles
IMMO, Riciusid Marnell. a 4, John Thomas
Junes dir.iit_ChurCh„ vver* idedtted bachelors of Arts.
The Roy. T I..o.nute tee,l3. D. R
in ef ratimo
dn the Heath, is
aSected President of Trinity College, the o the late Rev.
Dr. Clbirsan.
The Res, eesileq is presented to the Betty aSvranton Mor-
key, by Air John Lothbe, vacated by the death. of the Rev. Jo-
tihn LarircOck •
The Rear. .red. Hothials Is presented to the saltrablh living of
peinsingtois, buffolhorilbsted by• the rt. tnadou of the Rev.
Mil
lArCers I'26*

DIED.

On Monday, in upper Chirlotte-stieet, fitzrcy-square, the
infant son of nomas Cadell, Esq.
On Monday. at Ashford, Kent, Air. )(An klaffeaden, an ezni-
soot hosgeon of that place.

tsvirs.

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NORTHANWTON ASSIZES..
konnAN.—Thls was au action for se.
•duebv the plaintiff's daughter, wherein the rtannigist
were laid at 5001. It appeared in evidence, that the
defer it had paid his addresses to the plaintiff's
dauglusw for a 'considerable time, and that when he
lad found her pregnant, be not only deserted hut ill-
.had
her cottsequenee of which she was delivered
Of a dead child. The Jury, Mulet all the circum-
, stances of the case, gave a verdict for the plaintiff,
with--5001. damages. .

- HORSHAM, MARC!, et;
• war, SIDE..-....-ESTCRINS v. BRADLEY.
This was an action of trespass for sporting over the
land of the Plaintiff, at Littlington, in 51ns county.
Mr. Serjeant Barr stated, that in this case the
'Plaintiff was a respectable farmer, and the Defendint
a private soldier in the 14th regiMent of dragoons,
who, upon this occasion, was defended by the offfeers
of the regiment, who were, in fact, the real Defen-
dants in the cause. The Plaintiff, and several other
most respectable landholders, had formed a subscrip-
tion pack cf hounds, with whic.h.they hunted, and the
company of the officers would at all tittles have been
most gladly received as part of the hunt ; but instead
of this, these Military Gentlemen had 'chosen to keep
.a pack of dogs of their own at the barracks, and with-
.
i out permission had trespassed over the lands of the
!neighbourhood. The Defendant had acted as hunts-
-1 Man of this pack ; for it was the trick of these officers
Ito make a private soldier their huntsman, and to,
change him as often as they saw occasion, by. which
I means they avoided having any notice served upon
him. The Plaintiffs, however, had taken good notice
of Mr. Bradley's face, and on the 9th of November he
was warned off the land of the Plaintiff. It was not
long, however, before lie was found again trespassing,
and he should prove, that on the 12th January he was
again hunting on the land of the Plaintiff. This would
entitle the Plaintiff to a verdict, and he had no doubt,
-but, under the circumstances, his Lordship would
think the trespass a malicious one, which Would entitle
the Plaintiff to receive his full costs. The Serjeant
added, that it was in the power of the Plaintiff to
have pursued a severer remedy az:44st these Defen-
dants, for by the Mutiny Acts, they were liable to
for felt their commissions for this sort of trespassing.—
He hoped, however, that the warning they would re-
ceive in this action would form a lesson for their fu-
ture conduct.
The notice and trespass being proved, the Jury
found a verdict for the Plaintiff; damages 40s. which
carries costs without a certificate from the Judge, that
the trespass was wilful and malicious. •
The Defendant had also two verdicts against him
in two subsequent actions, for similar offences.
. CROWN SlDE.—JolinTalton and Ofichael Gilleslde, pri-,
vates in the 43d regiment of foot, were indicted for
robbing John White, on the sth of January, of a silver
' watch and 18s. 6d. in money.
White, the prosecutor, stated, that he was a labour-
ing man, .and about seven o'clock in the evening of
the sth of January last, he went to look after his
master's sheep. He found the two prisoners among
them, and one of them askedhim to give them a sheep;
he replied he could not give them one, they were not
lies. Talton then wrested a stick from his hand, and
demanded his money. He said he had no money.'
Talton replied, then give me your watch. He gave
it to him. The other prisoner, Gil!. pie, then drew a
knife, and said he was sure the witness had money, and
if he did net give it to them, he would cut his breeches
open. The prosecutor then gave the money, whi'-h
was in a canvas bag.
It was further proved, by a witness of the name of
Samuel Samuels, that Gillespie offered hint a silver
watch for sale at Chichester, on the 6th of January,
and another witness produced the watch, which he
bought of Gillespie, on the 6th of January-.-The pro-
secutor having looked at the watch, identified it as his
Iroperty.—Guilty.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 0 minutes after 12
Afternoon 24 minutes after 13

THE Case of several Scrophulous Ulcers at York,,
inserted in the Public Papers, and stated as advancing ton
wards recovery, and as having existed fur seven preceding years;
in t!-e habit of a young girl, aged fourieen, with much injury to
her health, is now declared, on the mother's authority, healed;
and the girl restored to health, by the sole operation cf
SPILSBURrs PATENT AN'l ISCOSIBUI'Ie DROPS, as
administered hi Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatic n, and eruptive Com-
plaints. Those persons, anxious ;VI to th's case, are Informix",
the original letters may be seen at the Dls?ensary,ia Solio-squrar,
London ; and at York; Mrs. Dancer will give all necessary infur.'
mation. It is requested you will ask for the Patent Autiscarbu-
tie Drops, with a black ink stamp, in b mles of ss. Cd. double
bottles 10s. and larger it. 2s. duty inelu lid.—An allowance on
taking half a dozen.

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