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

BOXING.

To-morrow will afford a prime day's play for the fancy. Curtis
the pet of the fancy, chews off with Hares, and Gipsey Cooper
meets the Chelsea Snob, Reig. Lots of fun are expected, and
the Corinthians will, no doubt, take the field in great strength.—
There will be a third fight.
Turner and Inglis—The stakes for the fight between these wor-
thies will be made good to-narrow night, at Randall's, its Chan-
cery-lane, £lOO a-side. Should Turner steer clear of the current
of lush, he will, no doubt, make a prosperous voyage.
J. Martin has offered to fight Peter Warren within two months,
for 25 sovereigns. It is in contemplation to match either George
or Dick Curtis with Barney Aaron. The Hebrews are quite de-
lighted since the recent victory obtained by their champion.
Saturday se'nnight, Fitzgerald, who has been.a de-
serter from a regiment in England, and who had beets
convicted at the last Assizes for Kildare, of the murder
of his father-in-law, by barbarously cutting the old.
man's throat, in a pat osysm of jealousy, underwent the
awful sentence of the law in front of the jail at Naas.
The deceased was a fine looking man, and manifested
little feeling either for what he had committed, or for
the awful situation in which he was placed.

BIRTHS.
At Trowbridge, the Lady of the Rev. J. Crabbe, of a daughter.
The Princess of Orange was safely delivered of a daughter on the
Bth instant.

MARRIED.
Tuesday, at Littleham, the Rev. Whitworth- Russell, to Frances,
daughter of Vice-Admiral Carpenter.
Lieutenant George Gooch, of the West Suffolk Militia, to ie.-
Rama, only daughter of Mr. Joseph Roe, bosh of Ipswich.

DIED.

The 17th ult. at Edwinstone, aged 79. Sir William Boothby;
Bart. for many years Major of the Mansfield Tfoop of Yeomanry
Cavalry. He succeeded to the title, by the death of his brother.
only a few weeks ago.
Sunday se'nnight, aged 30, at his rooms' in Caius College, Cam-
bridge, Edward Rogers, Esq. M. A. L. M. one of the Senior Yel-
lows of that Society.
Wednesday. at Knightsbridge, Colonel Robert Ellis, late of the
25th Light Dragoons.
March 30. at Rome, Elizabeth Duchess of Devonshire. widow of
the late Duke, and sister of the present Earl of Bristol, in the 65th
year of her age. She was much celebrated by the patronage she
bestowed on the Arts. This event must have been anticipated, as
accounts had previously reached England of her Grace being
.un:.
well. She has made Rome her abode for several years past. and
`expended a considerable sum of moircy in clearing out the ruins of
different ancient temples, and in dragging the Tiber for antiquities.
In her the Italian artists have lost a munificent patron.
On board the Owen Glendower, Mr. Robert Mends, son of the
late Commodore; also, Lieutenant Torane, of the same ship ; Win.
Bruce, Esq. Assissant Commissary-General at Cape Coast Castle;
Mr. Maclean and Mr. Tedley, of the 4th West India Regiment;
,and 37 soldiers, who had arrived there about two monthmbefore.
li, January, the Rev. Mr. Ilarold, resident arapliclatat Cape
Coast Castle; and Mr. Swaney, of the African Corps. •

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