Star.
London, England, 1822-09-14 00:00:00

ANSWER.

TO DM ZOOM rl, Yaw saosasarsturr.
Arlisiraky alice. September Is, ISM
Stu— bid before nay Lords CAM GalliGnert of the Ad-
miralty, the morlai addressed by you to their Lot/ships on
the 10th inst. lam conunondri by their Lordships to acquaint
you, that they base directed elk Conunantling tracer of his
Zdaiesty's ship at Hastrisioas, ti siterd sock pram:lion to as
Theism duos, to biaracayba as may Ds lit ND poorer.
I any Sir, row very kuntbie rut Taut,
(Mgega) )W1 DA NROW.

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SPO.RI7NG INTELLIGSXCX.
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CUIL&ofI slipTritnet bairn s°, I WI.
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Isuisuir) satrasi 11.
Mr. Watts 's b. e. plus bestsa Elaiessn's h. f. Nosss
gay, Sat. each. Telsityr-old Course. AIM& R.
Mr. Hunter's Enter, fief. 91b. beat 14 Crensonoe's ch. f. ate
Infra, Tat. ISID. OW Tveo.yr.old Codrse flOgs. h. ft 1
Lord Sligo's b. C. Column beat Mr. dose's b. f. The Moose.
est. each, 20ga. p.p. Two-yr-old Course.
Sweerlakes of 2019. 15 ft. Post on tie Pb.. (6 Subscribers.)
Mr. Kirwan's Dandy, 9st. 31b. - • I
Mr. Caidwell's Noble, est. 91b. - .. I
Mr. Prendergast's Baronet. se. - - 3
Wen by a bead.
• EXETER RACES—Ssrr. 10.
A Gold Cup, value 100 p. the be-e of three beats. Mee round
the Course and a distance. All ages.
Hon. N. Fellows's b. f. linespe,4 yrs old. Tot. Mb. I I
Sir John Drvies's ch. f. by Quiz, 3 yri old - 2 dr
The irst an admirable beat, and won by a neck ; Marna
the favourite at starting.
A Sweepstakes of .sgs. each (12 Subscribers); the best of three
heats. Once round and a distance.
Hon. N. Fentrars's b. 1. Escape - - 1 1
Mr. Jeukyns's Caper - - .. 2 dr
Woo easy.
. ISCISSD (ADD LAST) DAV.
A Plate of £SO, give; by the Members for the County of Devon ;
the best of three heats. Once round and a distance.
Mr. Gardiner's Rajah, 4 yrs old, lOst. 41b. .. 1 1
Mr. Portal's Sting, 4 yrs old, lOst. 41b. - 2 2
This was an admirable rue, and both heats contested in the
highest style, and each won not by a length. Sting the favourite.
Two to oue agst the winner at starting.
A Plate of E. 7.0 given by the Members for the City of Exeter;
the best of three beats. Once roun,! and a distance.
Hon. N. Fellows's b. f. Escape - - 1 1
Mr. Portal's Gomm - - 2 1
A good race, and won easy.
NORTHAMPTON RACES—Sass. 11.
Gold Cup, value 100 gs. added to a Subscription of 10p. each.
Mr. Henbury's Norna, 4 yrs old - - 1

LardAlthorie's ch. 1. Betty

Mr. Doddington's so. f. ►y Robots
Mr. BrAithwaite's
Vanluo -
Mr. Bouverie's Arbutus

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County Plate of £5O, for all ages.
Mr. Field's Chew UICOII 1 1
Col. Yates's Sporus - - 9 I
LITCHFIELD RACES--Serr. 11—(Sseona Day).
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of £7O, foiall ages.—
Two-mile bests.
Sir T. Stanley's br. c. AimweU, 4 yrs old - I I
Mr. Painter's b. g. Co:comb, 4 yrs old - 2 dr
Mr. Jackson's b. m. Minerva, 4 yrs old - 3 dr
31r. Plintoff 's b. g. Hassan 5 yrs old 4 dr
The first was as fine a heat -
as has been seen for some time.—
Aimwell agst the field at S to 4-3 to 1 apt Miernra--3 to 1
agst Coxcomb-6 to 1 apt LLassan.—The first beat was won
only by a head.

A Gold Cup, value 100 p. added to a Stdoscripdoo of 10gs. each,
the surphei in specie. All ages. One three-mile heat.
Mr. W. Sneyde named b. h. Tarragon, 6 yrs old - 1
Mr. Marty° s ch. h. Teniers, 6 yrs old - 2
Mr. 31yrion's br. h. Anti-Radical, 6 yn old - II
This w.O a fine race, and cleverly won by a length. Teniers
the favourite-2 to 1 apt Tarragou, and 3to 1 apt Anti-Radi-
cal. Thirteen others were drawn.

SEPTIMMI 12.
The Members Plate of 50ga. Two-mile heats.
Mr. F. L. Charlton's ch. h. Plumper, 5 yrs old 2 4 1 1
Lord Ausoa's b. c. the Patriarch, 4 yrs old S 1 3 2
Mr. Jacksoo's b. m. Minerva, 4 yrs old - 1 2 4dr
Mr. Painter's br. h. The Main, 5 yrs old - 4 3 2 dr
Sir G. Pigott's b. m. Loyalty, 5 yrs old - 3 dr
A Sweepstakes of logs. each, with 20gs. from the City Subscrip-
tion.—One Two-mile heat.
Mr. Beardsworth's b. c. Sir William - 1

Mr. Perkins's br. f. by Vandyke Junior 2
Among the variuss occurrences during Litchfield Races, an
assault was made upon Mr. Is•frozs and Mr. Berry (the cele-
brated Roscius). These Gentlemen were walking In the street
opptAit.; the George Inn about ooe o'clock on Wednesday morn-
ing, when four insolent fellows hustled and insulted them in vs-,

rious ways. Mr. Nlvrrotes hat was knocked off, and one of the
wen snatched Me Berry's watch out of the fob, but having a
safety chain attached to it, the villain failed in his object. Mr.
M. seized one of the men and held him until the patrol came,
when he was conveyed to the jail ; the others effected their escape.
Several accidents occurred at Litchfield Races, occasioned by
horses running away with carriages, the upsetting of gigs, &c.
but none of them were attended with fatal -coosequences.—
Among the more serious injuries,,;lr. Francis Purden, jun. in
endeavouring to extricate himself from a carriage, the horses of
which were at full speed without a driver, fell from the dickey ;
the wheels went over him, and bruised hlm very severely.

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in:prising speed is his strobe, stet sag-foes aid et sane walL
His site woe the dy Inbenaides, so a sheer of Spindle-tibia*
(from the select stud of Noire way), by Seaias,
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tial, servievabk, weaved-hash fie, with secure walla& ore.
starts, strap, iderim• Weda, ash a wrung sertingle. Al..
solid 'dyer Sc,adi and sheep steel Sinst.

PRIDHSTSIANISSI.
Thar day. a alma obese moo is stated to be Better**, so.
&ma to go eightreo mike it two haws, on a bait -mole ilk-
I mate oo the Dover-road, from the corner uir &. George'.. boe
Canterbornetbich he seetoopnalird widlia seven minion lithe
given time. with apoireat caw.
SHOOTING.

Friday sea:sight, Josses J.satas and FlameStyr Wet" Zvi.
arrived at Weymouth on a sheathe parry, and the next day
eeeded to the Masser of Preston and other Fames is the
boyhood, and is the course at the day killed upfrards et
brace of partridges, besides Wes!

FATAL BOXING*
Satercfay, as Asses Smith and Jobs Cowell. twolatimen
of Denver, sear Dovrnhasn-Market, were retards( halrletreat
a harvest-41k Is that neighbourhood, is s woe of initials:sties.
a trifling akertatina arose (no previous aahatoolty wham,* bay.
ang subsisted between theta) the consequent result of whith was
a battle. After fighting about a quarter of au boor, Smith
planted au unlucky Mow as the limes part of the body of Car-
een, which isstaistly terminated his ezistasess
IMPORTANT TO BOXERS. ,
Yesterday, at the Mansion-House, auras maimed Boddliatio.
peared before the lAas )lives, wig* the silken oh-Mitefit
Society, whom he charged with having violated the Act of Par-
ilirsoesst for the regulation of such Societies, by refusing to retina
Lim after an unfortunate accident, by which he bad broken three
of his ribs. •

The defence of the steward and other officers in this ease,
which they described as sinister and very important to all So-
cieties of &eland as to the decision of the Magistrates, consisted
of arguments to prove that they were not obliged to support idie
fellows who Wanda* spoof firesaadeves to tks rise sflreakneg ribs
sr kgs sr arau. The complainant could produce no prnathat
he had received an accidental fall. A fall he certainly had nr—
=feed, and many fella, but then he bad fallen fighting, and to
that fight be had gone willingly. It was argued in, conclusion,
that according to the Statute, the complainant bad no right to
have his ribs broken, except by accident, tor at drfendenib.
The alters of the Society then called two witnesses, who
stated that the complainant had in a public-house quarrelled with
a man, and deliberately retire¢ to a field in the neighbourhood
to fight it out, " naked upwards," with his opponent. They
fought eine or ten rounds, and then the complainant gave in, al.
though when be challenged his man, he said he could beat
twenty or a hundred such.
The complainant not finding that he could establish his claim
upon his first position, viz. that he had anidettnt3 fallen upon a
heap of stones, proceeded to justify his conduct in etlgagisg to
the fight. He most loudly declared, that he had most unveils
tingly raised his hand, and was actually forced to fight.
The Loan Marna—Why you stripped off your shirt, did yon
not?—Complainant—No, my Lord, by no means.

Here the two witness-_s most pogitively asserted, that they and
many others saw him coolly take eff lam coat, waistcoat, and shirt.
The Loan MAYOR asked the complainant how he could coolly
declare, in the teeth of such evidence, that he had not stripped
to fight?

Complainant—Nell, my Lord, if I had my shirt ofh all I cen
say is, that it was not I that pulled it off.
The Loan Maros—Well, all I can say is, tllkt you have net
established your claim, and we shall make no order in your favour.
The officers of the Society said, that many members who owed
their inability to work to their own wantonness, had from time
to time imposed on the Society. They should, however, look
very sharply in future after such applicants.
Information was yesterday given, at Hatton-garden Police Cf.
ice, of two silver tankards having been stolen from the houseof
Dlr. Wildbere, of the Blue Boar lan, on Tuesday last. It ap-
peared that after the fight between Juak Had a* and Darlav4 on
that day, the Panty had partaken of a suniptutlisa entertainment
at the Blue Boar. The lanulord displayed his plate on the oc-
elision, and after the departure of the company the two silVer
tankards were mimed. The robbers have not yet been traced.

The fldlow!ng occurrence tcuk place at Castle Coate, Ireland'
nn Monday night last : The lion. 31r. SrasiioslcAts, brother to.
Lord licnastra, at present un a visit to the Castle, rose up in
his sleep, and (veiling his chamber window, leaped down a height
of thirty feet from the ground. Though Mr. S. is severe!),
i.ruised, there is no apprehension of more serious Consequences.
GAMING Houses.—The notorious increase of these
pests 01 society, proves that the laws against them
are not rigorously executed, and that the interests of
domestic life, and of the rising generation, do not

occupy that share in the soliciiii4l—e of the Police to