Star.
London, England, 1823-01-13 00:00:00

• SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD It,
The following arc the Nominal

..4.CES, 1823.
Lions for the Cold Cup, which
it.—(l 5 Subscribers).
Swivel, 4 yrs old
Matilda, S yrs old
Orelio, aged
Careless, 5 yrs old
Prosody, 5 yrs old
Rosa 4 yrs old
Brilliant, 4 yrs old

clo*ed on the 10th
Sporn*, -6 yrs old
Nona, 5 yrs old
Ne.therfield, 4 yrs old
Luis, 6 yrs old
Scarps, $ yrs old
Ardrossan, 6 yrs old
Holbein, 4 yrs old
V.uiluo, 6 yn old

HUNTING.
Mr. 31eyners Hounds meet en Thursday, at Swarkatirm
Bridge; Saturday, at Losicy Park.
The Ludlow Subscription Fox-hounds meet to-morrow. *
Powkesmore.

The Worcestershire Hounds mect on Wednesday, at
Perry Wood; Friday, at &Won Hill.

BOXERS.

Coorta AND Casisaar..—.The whole of the stakes, 25 sows.'
reigns a-side, have been made good, and the match is to take
place on Wednesday the 29th lust. Cooper is decidedly tae fa-
vourite for choice, but his backers are not inclined to bet any
odds. The Gypsey is going on well with his training. Cabbage
arrived in town on Friday, from Bristol, and will train a few
miles from the Metropolis. The battle excites conshisrahlo in-
terest in the sporting circle.; but the advantages, we ate in-
dined to think, are on the side of Cooper, from, his youth,
hardy frame, being a slashiug hitter, and 'hiving a good pair of
'Avers. Cabbage Is rather stale, and also a blinker. In addi-
tion to Cabbage and Cooper, the scientific Stockman will enter
the ring with Small on the same day. Stockman mcr with a
slight accident some time since, which occasioned the above fight
to be put off. Stockman sto 4 the favourite against Small; 2
to I freely taken Cooper and Stockman both win.
• Curlb-has been.challenged by T. Cooper t* fight in a month's
time, either for twenty.five or fifty guineas. . •
Sampson, the Birmingham youth, offers to fight Bulasco, for
fifty guineas a-side, provided he will light him at Warwick.
Halton, the Irish Hem—The match lately mentioned is off,
hut a new .uLe will be made in a few days between Halton and
i:fuesilloson, for .C 101) a-side. . " '
SPARIITNG.
Monday evening last, Cabbage took his 11:nefit at the Taylors'
Ball, Bristol, prior to his going into training.
The first set-to was between two blades named Winterflood
and Duffety. Winterflood peeled well, and showed himself no
'novice in the milling system; but he had little science to con-
tend_wich,,theother being "a mere receiver.
Next came Bath and Young Watson, a “ scion" from the old
stock. It was a'busy and merry bout. Watson bad the advan-
tage from length of arm, but upon the whole lie is a promising
youth, and seems to bid fair as a bud of the Bristol school.
After these entered Neat and Cabbage; Neat waielegant in
his manner and movement, quick and steady. Cabbage's atti-
tude was a picture; he made some fine stops, but it was a hen
to a horse, and Neat sparred light upon the occasion.

The company were not numerous, but many of the "broad-
cloth" attended.
EXTRAORDINARY TROTTING PONPY.

Tuesday last, a poney, the property of a Gentleman residing
at Richmond, wat backed fur £4O, to trot fifteen miles within
the hour, on Wimbledon Common ; she accomplished the task
in fine style, without breaking out of a trot, two minutes and a
half within the hour. The poney standsabout twelve and a half
hande.high, is aged, broken kneed, and touched in the wind.—
There were a great number of persons collected to witness the
match, and much blunt was sported on the occasion.

We are glad to find that the long-established Cook
and. Confectioner's. 93, Oxford-street, (Mr. 11EaA's),
is about to extend its Accommodations, by uniting
to the Concern, in the adjoining Premises, a CHOP
and EAT/N8 HOUSE, of a superior and approved de-
scription. This, we are assured,- will be found very
convenient, and has been long desired by the Neigh-
bourhood and the Public; as, from the high respecta-
bility and talent of the Proprietor, those for whose
use the New Establishment is intended will be sure
of meeting with comfortable and liberal treatment,
with Wines and Vianth of the best quality, and on the
most moderate terms. •

The Cork and Limerict: Papers contain lists of
several outrages commuted in those counties, such as
plundering for arms, burning and robbing houses,
carrying off inoffensive women, stealing sheep, and
administering unlawful oaths.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JAN. is. •

, .
there was a good arrival of Wheat, Beans, Barley, Peas, and
Flour, last week, but very few Oats. This morning the sup-
plies are confined ebit4ly to good quantities of Wheat, Barley,
and Banns, from the counties of Esseit Kent, and Suffolk.—
l'rime • dry parcels of Wheat sell ou full as good terms is-last
Monday, but .there has not been much business done in other'
qualities. Bllligraells 'very heavily, and is ls. per quarter cheaper:.
There has 'been but cslask demand for Beaws, and prices remain
much as last quoted. Boiling Paw are rather dearer. Grey,
l'eas fully support last quotations. There are so few Oats now
here, that there has been very little business dune in this
tradeio-day. ' • , . .
6MIT/IFIELD AI IlittritlYANUAThr •
The above Market was not so well supplied With oxen ma.
usual on Monday's market, and Beef.of • the first qaltUty'sold at
44. per stone ; all other qualities are as•pe itut market day's
prices. In Mutton the sopply.wassqual to tbe.dcassool but tb
+supply was not great. , • ,
Beef, 5'5.64.1. to 33.8 d. per staine of tslbs.;
Veal, 4s. od.-tO Ss. 04.- rOili,4a. 6d, tp Oa. •
at.dStrant
per load r kIiKY; to 44 ()sr: • Clowt,-3i: KO% to V. js. &r am!,
it. Os. td it. 16s. • •