Star.
London, England, 1824-12-04 00:00:00

. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, 9;;(•. 2.

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HUNTING.
Rorit Mar.—Owing to the late heavy rains the water k tu;:ch
out in the neighbourhood of Windsor, in coniequence of which his
Majesty's hounds met this morning at Wellington-bridge, hear
ginia-water, when a fine deer was turned out before a very twine.
rous field of sportsmen.
His Majesty's hounds meet on Monday next, at Mile House, pm
, Maidenhead-bridge: and on Friday, at Gerrard's Cross.
The Earl of Derby's Stag-hounds meet on Tuesday, at the Oa.,
Joiliffe, Esq.'s, Fox-bounds, Monday, at Chaldon ;
day, at Nutfield; Satarday, at Reigate Hill.
The Harriers meet on Monday, Wednesday, and SAttoilz.v, 4
Sanderstead.
The Duke of Rutland's Hounds, Monday, at the Three t
Wednesday, ar Byard's Leap ; Thursday, at Eastwell ;
turday, at Newton Toll-bar.
The Cottesmere Hounds, Monday, at Owston Wood ;
at Stocken Hall t Thursday, at Holywell ; and Friday, at

Last week the autumnal meeting. of the Dumfries Cut,„,,
Coursing Club took place. Nithsdale had the h.mour
gaining the cup. Mr. Monteath's dog Spring won the cup, no,
Annandale the two sweepstakes—one of 18 and the other tsf
sovereigns, both of these being adjudged to Mr. Murray of Nturr,,
'thwaite's Spell and Scorpion. Notwithstanding the itich•nienq
the weather, the attendance of .members and spectators w.. 5
numerous than might have been expected, and the spirt upon tl)e
whole was exceedingly good, the breed of greyhounds being artatle
improved since the establishment of the Club. Hares Were fotual
in abundance, and the coursing would in all probability Illwe ter-
minated in two days instead of three, had not m.lny of them !etn
put up 'from their forms by people crossing the fields iu s;I
tions, both on foot and horseback, whereas, if they had kept ne the
roads, on their way to see the sport, the hates would nut have
been disturbed.

SOME ACCOUNT OF JERRY,
wltttiltß OT TOT SMUT ST. LZGAIL STATES AT DONCASTER, 18'4.
He first started at Catterick-htidge, April 22,1524, for the Old
Stakes, and ran second to Lord Sligo's Canteen, by Waxy Ppm
beating Mr. Lamliton's Rgyalist, by Leopold. and two ethers._
May 24, at York, he won the Spring St. Leger, beating Major
Cunninghame's ch. c. by Outcry, out of Bella, and Lord Ka-
burne's b. c. by Filho da Puts, dam by Delpini. Izennof ;.pd
Enchanter, both by Smolensko, and Streatham, by Blacklock, :dso
started, but were not placed.—July 13, he won the X Z &Arc,
at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, beating Lord Londondemy's b. c. by
Ebor, out of Miss Haworth-2 to lon Jerry. September he
won the Great St. Leger Stakes, at Doncaster, beating Lord Sligo's
Canteen, by Waxy Pepe. Twenty three started, though two only
were placed; they all went off nearly close together. Streatham.
soon after starting, took the lead, followed by Tarandus, and made
' very severe running, being at one time at least two lengths a-bead
of the other horses. After passing the Red House, Brinandori
challenged Streatham, but was soon defeated, and the latter kept
his place till be passed the distance-post, when Canteen and the
Miller of Mansfield, by I'ilho da Puts came up; followed by
Jerry. At the Stand the 'llliller bad the lead, which he was unable
to maintain, for Jerry,when let loose, won easy by a length. The
Miller came in third, Streatham fourth, and Brutandorf fifth,
though not placed, as observed above. Betting before starting-
-9 tel 1 agst Jerry ; 15 to 1 agast Canteen ; 25 to 1 agst the Miller ;
17 to 4 art Streatham; and 6to 1 agst Brutandorf. Time occu-
pied In running, three minutes twenty-nine seconds. Titus closed
his performances in 1824.

The stud of Messrs. Painter and Spencer, was sold at Messrs.
Beardsworth's Repository, Birmingham, on ThursdLy last. Several
of them brought high prices. Mr. WAkden was the purel.a,er of
Hengist and Coxcomb for the Foreign market ; a yeas ling colt
by bluley, supposed to be one of the finest cults in EngLoti, was
purchised by Mr. Painter for 185 guineas, and his dam, in-foal to
Filho da Puta, was also purchased by (Ur. Painter.
CHANGE-RINGING.