Star.
London, England, 1808-05-17 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1808.
MONDAY, MAY 16.
Mr. C. Browne's f. by Patriot, beat Mr. F. Craven's br. f. Fly
by Night, fist. 21b. each. Two-yr old Course, 50gs.—Three to 1
on Mr. C. Browne's f. by Patriot.
General Grosvenor's Rifleman, 7st. beat lA. Lowther's ch. in.
by Master Bigot, Sst. litlb. R.M. 50gs.-5 to lon Rifleman.
Mr. Payne's Ferdinand, beat Mr. Vansittart's Momentilht, Bst.
41b. each. Ab. M. 100 gs. h. ft.—C to 4on Ferdinand.
Mr. Lake's Tint, a feather, beat Mr. D. Radcliffc's Selim, llst.
Ab. M. 200g5.-5 to 4on Tim.
IA G. H. Cavendish's Dreadnought, 7st. 61b. beat Sir J. Shel-
ley's Cluhcr, 7st. 111 b. Ab. M. wogs.-6 to son Dreadnought.
IA Sackville's Bustard, Sit. 31b. bear Ld Lowther's Brainworm,
Ab. M. 200g5.-3 to 4 on Bustard.
Mr. Fertuor's Stripling, beat Sir J. Honywood's Bacchanal,
Bst. each. Ab. M. 100 gs. h. ft.-5 to 2 agst Stripling.
Mr. WyncTham's Mouse, beat Sir C. Turner's Ur. Goody, Bst.
each. First half of Ab. M. 101 p. h. ft.-13 to Bon Mouse.
Mr. Shakespear's Discount, beat the Duke of Grafton's brother
to Forester, Sit. 91b. each. Two-yr old Course, iocgs. h. ft.—
Seven to 4 on Discount.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. Across the Flat.
Sir I. Shelly's f. by Buzzard, bought of Mr. Panton, sst. 71h. 1
D. of Grafton's f, by Coriander, out of Peppermint, Set. 71b. 2
Lord C. Somerset's b. c. Etkelfred, brother to White Rose,

Bst. 71b. . - - - - -
Gen. Grorrenor's gr. e. Welsh Fusileer, by Dapple, Sit. 4
sto 4 apt Buzzard-7 to 4 apt. Coriander-11 to 10 on Co-
riander, after the dead heat.
Sir . Turner's Thorn, Bst. 4th. beat lA. Darlington's Master
Goodall, (late Giles Seroggins) Bst. 71b. D. I. 100gs.-7 to 4 apt,
Thorn.

Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. B. C.
Mr. Lloyd's Cardinal Beaufort, 7st. Slb.
Ld. Grosvenor's Meteors, Bst.
Ld. Foley's Captain Absolute, ist. 41b.
Mr. Wilson's Pavilion, Sat. 21b. pd
Sto 1 apt. Cardinal Beaufort-6 to 4on Meteora-4 to 1 apt.
Captain Absolute.
Sweepstakes 100 gs. each, h. ft. colts Sot. 71b. fillies Sst. 21b. Last
3 M. of 13. C.
Lord Grosvenor's c. Eaton
Duke of Grafton's b. c. Barbarian, by Worthy
Mr. Fermor's b. c. Hawk, by Buzzard
9. to 1 on Eaton.
General Grosvenor's f. (sealed-up) 4 yrs old, Sat, 121 b. against
Lord C. Somerset's b. c. Ethelfred, S yrs old, Bst. 'l' ao-yr. old
Course, 200 p. h. ft. Off.
Lord Stawell's ch. c. by Sorcerer, out of Sir DavcVs e.am, againt
Lord Grosvenor's br. c. Chester, Sat. 21b. each. i
iC M. 100gss.
h. ft. Off by Consent.
Mr. Shaketpear's Brainworm, rec. logs. front Mr. Fermor's
Hippomenes, Bst. 21b. each. Across the Flat, 100 gs. h. ft.
Mr. F. Craven's f. Fly by Night, Bst. 51b. rec. I cgs. from Mr.
Hallet's hr. c. by KiU Devil, Bst. alb. R. M. Sop.
Duke of Grafton's Parasol, Bst. 121 b. rec. 100 gs. from Sir C.
Turner's Thorn, Sat. B. C. 200 g;.

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Cause was this day shewn by Serjeant VAUGHAN, and Serjeant
Co ex [Ls., against a Rule obtained last week by Serjeant SHIP.
HERD. It was an application to discharge Simon Francis Count
Pfaffeohoffen from an arrest, upon a supposition that he watt en-
titled to exemption from the jurisdiction of the Sheriff of Middle-
sex, as being an attendant of the Austrian Ambassador, Count
Stahremberg.
By the affidavit of the Noble Ceunt, it appeared that he arrived
in this country (hut it did not state what time) bearing oMcial dire
patches From the Supreme Chancellor of Austria, to the Imperial
Ambassador of the Court of Vienna in London, That in the
month of January, 1806, he was attached to the Austrian Leg.,
thin, and that his name was duly transmitted to the Sheriff of Mid-
dlesex. That he was so attached to the Ambassador, for the par-
t:. well
Do act as Counsellor and legal adviser of the Minister,
pose of increasing the dignity and splendour of the Legation ; a, id
On Thursday last was married, at St. Clement
ing. a uct.:r of
ILaws, and to be consulted as sillzh by him when
Danes, EDWARD DElallo, Esq. of Margate, to Miss
frienodfoafnCoorudnetr
fProffethnheolpne,riainl
occasion required. In proof that he was so appointed, a note scan
BitoonE, of Hanger Hill, Middlesex.
whichemt:
adduced in Court from Prince Strahremberg, addressed to a Mr.
Wednesday last, Mr. FERRY, one of Common Coun-
cilmen of Bath, died there, after a few days illness. Turnbull,h
states,
d particular
ofan Vienna, e a appointed the Count as one of his attendants
He long practised here as a surgeon, and was in high Adviser., to protect him " from the arrest of his er,,-
estimation ; but a few years since he received a di- ditors."
plow, and has acted only as a physician from that The Learned 3e cants Sn apnea° and B. iv, for the No:tlA
time. There are four candidates for the vacant black cotint• contended, at considerable length, that by the Law of Na-
tioits, he was entitled to his discharge, sr being so attached to a
gown, viz. Messrs. WATTS, the Attorney, KITSON', Foreign Amh, ;sad 3r, and as one of his sane, and to be exempt of
Jun. an Apothecary, NORMAN, jun. a Surgeori, and any cit il attic ^. As to the fact of his being attached and received
SPRY, the Apothecary. Others, perhaps, may enter as such to the Austrian Legation, I- o doubt was entertained, his
at the post, but are not yet named. name having been entered at the Se_retary of States osee, and
BOXlNG.—Gregson will, in the course of a day or thereforesi
riA hemx wasls vireAzNesivined as such.
ELn o
observed, that he could not bur ho-
two, be matched against Crib. The following other lieve that this attachment was any thing more than en endeavour
matches matches are about to be made 1.--Jem Delcher and to give the Count a protection a
appointed Legal Ccunslor to the
Ambassador, it did not appear that there was any one instance
and Nichols ; the latter of whom beat Crib two years
wherein he was consulted. It was a little singular likewise, that
ago at Blackwater. I this great and illustrious Count, who was attneted to Mere:tie the
A battle took place yesterday, at Wilstienreen, digt;ity and splendour of the Austrian Legatio:., should content
on the Uxbridge-road, between a baker and a boot. himself with giving opinions as a Civil Lawyer. It was not that
closer, of the name of Carter, for five guineas a side. rac.cristic of thedGand ermdain Nmobility, than whom no order of men
There were upwards of 500 spectators present. A wtheerelautwor:sparoprofession.
gruredithi
rteshpesrectchi,,a, rtahceterilslioruldstpatzitiison
large ring was formed, and bets were 7to 4. on the count stahrentbere's note, to have been given by the Austrian
baker before setting-to. The first round was long Court for his appointment, why was not that order forthcoming P
contested. There was a great deal of aukward spar- If it had been produced, the question would have assumed ;
turn, It did not appear either that, the Count ha? taken
ring on both sides. At length the baker hit his an- different
y rea ble steps for his departure to Austria, instead of which
tagonist a left and right, which brought him to the he seemed disposed to remain in this country. It, short, he hall
ground as fiat as a cake, and he had the best of the no doubt whatever that this assumed oroteetion was
fo the pun.
battle during the whole fight. It lasted tweet eight pose of eluding Isis creditots. It could not be for d!gnity or splen.
dour surely that a man underthe Count's iircumstancal could We
minutes. The b .key was declared victor. lie k lock xl
attached to the Austrian Embassy.
his antagonist about—kneaded him like a lump of The other Judg s were of the same opinion, and ;bolt* wag
dough..and left liun in a g.ttc of strong fermentation. accordingly discharged.