Star.
London, England, 1824-09-21 00:00:00

SPOR-771CG TNI.BLLICENCL
DONCAVI7TR RAC* MONDAY.
(BY EXPIkEss.) •
The Doncaster ik.-%,igerinit ;woo by Jerry ; Canteen was se.
cord, and Mr. llotddsworth's thihL We could not osentain bow
many started. A line race.
BETTING-ROOM.
•TiTTERSALL'S, SEPT. 20.
As is usual during the iDoneaster Races, there Was not any at-
tendance at the Room to-day, the lkibectlben being at the seeps it
action. As, however, considenble nodosity b excited by the ex-
traordinary Sectuatkis In the adds, we have attended at the dif-
fasrasosnitjerdot houses at the Vres!entkie the town, sad having also
from Doncaster a statenient betting,' 119 to Sunday
mewing. we are enabled to lay the subjoined 'bane our readers.
alai k will be seen that since our account of yesterday, of the bet-
a. up to Saturday night, some earl:timeline taken place, several
of the horses having risen a little. Swiss is quite out of.the market.
- • BETTING ON THE DONCASTER .ST. LEGER.
oto agst Brutandorf IM to 1 apt Osinond
IS to 2 agst Jerry (taken) 25 to .1 agst Tarandus
'IS to 2 agst Streatham (taken) 30 to 1 apt Alfred
11 to 1 agst MustactiO 30 to 1 apt Elephant
16 to' 1 apt Equity
No hetting of any camequenesteek place on the other hones.
CAPTAIN BETHEL RAMSDEN'S MATCH.
This was to drive tandem front Theal to Lendoo, forty-thren
albs, in three hours and (any miasmas. The start rook place at
four o'clock In the morning, and he the Ark hour the Captain did
twelve-miles and a half to between Twyferd sod Hare Hatch.; be
did the next hoar twelve miles and upwards. and got the hones
mouths cleansed at Swath: He Lad live nines and Al half to do
from between &cotton' and Tershans-green, In the lest forty mi-
nutes, and performed it easy, with eleven minutes to spare.
CURRAGH ROYAL SEPTEMBER 3IBETENG.
sareanar, UP?. li.
Lord Lieutenant's Plateof fOOgi.' Four yrs old, 7st. 111 b.
Sit. Sib. sit, Sc,. ISIS. and aged, 9k. Pour mile beats.
Marquis of SWIG'. br. h. Scorch. S yrs old - -
Mr. Holster's ch. b. Roller, aged .
Mr. Battersby's ch. b. Johnny Raw. aged -
Mr. Savage's ch. c. Munster, 4in old - 4
Mr. punter's br. c. Hypocrite, beat the Mulish of Sligo's br. e.
heir, both three yri old, ISL each, est-eaelt. Two mile heats.
Sweepstakes of lOgs. rub, half forfeit. Two Yeirs Old Course.
Mr. Kineau's ch. I. Eugenia, 7st. 1 ills. - 1
Marquis of Sligo's cb. f.,terk. So. lib. • . - - 0
Mr. `Vac's b.c. Oak Park, kn. Sib.
Mr. Blake's ch. f. Smoke, 7.1. sib. -
Mr. Purcell's b. f. by Goodail, lst.l2lb.
• ROTHERHAM RACY
The a1f01111.4111 Stakes of 7 saes. each.. with 20 added. for florin,
SW One thorough-bred.--Twojalles.—Flve Subscribers,.
Mr. Cliodbrand's b. m. Creeping Jane, g yes, list. lib. 1
Mr. Hopkinson's b. in. Collins, 5 yrs, list. llb. 2
Mr.. Brown'sch. h. Woodpecker, egad, list. 61b. 3
Two to one against Crneping Jane, and Avt to two against
Woodpecker.

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The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. given by the Town, foe all ages. Two
• mile beats. •
Lord Fitswilliam's ch. m. Leoneila, S irs old, est. Mb. 3 1 1
Mr. H. R Peter's ch. c. Bugle, 4 yrs old, est. sib. 1 1 4
Sir J. Byog's br. c. Rdward, 3 yrs, Tat. 21b. 2 dt
Two to one on BUgle.
• , • Fifty Pounds. ' Two mile heats.
Lord rittwilliam's b. c. Rasor, 3 yrs old, 7st. 31b. . 1 1
Mr. Brown's ch. f. Comedy; 4 yrs old, est. 21b. -
• &meet severely contested Seee—the eitly woo b bilf
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First day, about 15.000 people present ; Wort day abOut 90,0001.
ernes/it/boot were seventieth. ' ' •
• DRAT PRDRSTRIAFI MATCH.
Sriy stessiOsso a slash was made at the King's Arms Took
bowl, Citadel:l R. of the Royal Navy.:
11.14111 r. sslatkeled pa/Marian. f0r•509 Ostia
$414; Allgtealf to She tbgteig P. testy yarda•at starting, one et
-10106 likas• nhar'no be stn. oa Yfidraday, the Nth of are
°cabers 146,111 twenty
:miles of Diessaiter; 1031.i:eite was do.
psithed ; and 1:49L a.ddaftoore to he made good on the 224 instant;
sal She wholemon poop to be Made good. es; MoOday, the 11th
of October, or the 2301. to be forfelted.-' 'As soca aerie match was
retitled, the Captain backed ipbpsalf /A NS Er:
large to Metcalf will nth bi aveeptedit present
'FOOT It • •
The match- for one hundred sevelieflitt;voteroallelkdoit, the.
Suffern'. runner, and lititteushair, /root 484tbrbibiek:. place on.
Saturday, over a mile of 'Cheinisf6rdk ifwe44gwree.• Tbe distance
'was ten miles, and the start took place at different 011ift • Burten4
'thaw was dead beat in the list iudt inife,Wid until tllen.'tlitritaise
was admirably contested.' Beonorilltbaii tee milmin thhlP3V4l.;
minutes twentt.fonr seconds. '
Friday, a man started' oft .toot. Sth elielitatetion it 'the suit
time as the Telegraph coach; anti arrived firstatt^Winchester..hao.
lug aCcomplished the distance lo an hour and lovelorn eioutee.7K
lie ran without Shoes or stockings. ' ••
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. . CRICKET._ •
• late return match between the •Reddeobant and Swalloitidaz
Oohs took place yesterday, op, Kingston Flat. 11 was for.tor
• • lovereivis• a4ids, said traidsOltd tknkt
seausettom. •a • • •I swamovinsts. • .
First Innings ; *I4 I 'First Innings . •. • 111,
•Second ditto . 149 Second ditto .
. - • !”,..4.44
• Total . 373 • Total
Majority for dabs's% 42.
The Nottinghamshire pugs, . with . four picked nams, Jim ebbig
bowed all Ragland. to gek few players from the, Mary-liAtieme
OM only.' It has been partially aceeptea,"and the match Will sio
Mist take place immediately, WOl, the advance of tit season.
boxiNe.

• P 5551 P 55 Ilatalfiellaft Oast:!!! Or SAIIJODAT LAM .
1111iedly, a resift aSdwtnter took plate between a servant of a
fithmeager,ia die Illmikeislace, Manchester, and a man who had
seam from Lobate, gastrin shine out of the country fighters. Oa
Ida Gladly to fir. a customer was found for him In Rough
telex, whose strength and bottom led his backers to bellevi titey
Inlaid counterbalance that superiority in science which the other
might be supposed to possess. Disgusting as these combats often
are, they are fiot without defenders even among the humane and
enlightened; and certainly there are few spectacles more striking
than the exhibition of symmetry and strength o beautiful play of
muscles--the calmneirof courage. and often the chivalrous exerche
of forbearamee in As midst et Mich conflicts.. On the other side,
Asti is the blood and the bruises, which can . delight' none but
sweeps- and with these necessary accompaniments, boxing be-
"OtMiSns, and if to ha permitted only because it Introduces a
gOrk whith fOtreell a_
re aa• evil. The up-and-down fights have
issegalifgraced Lionalift; and it is with regret we state that an
able writer in Annsikkwhen he amulenused the beastly •snugb
MA tensible fights width gay plops in that soutitry, was silenced
by the IlOOktkat Oyty des look place in England.. If regular e pu-
%Sum combats hateaduce among :our poPulition a love for
llgitting,irt hope that those frightful exhibitions (which
so often 'ladle the ion of life), of men rolling over each
ether on the pwati‘ mad biting and kicking, like wild beaslis would
bake, to outrage heinanity, and disgrace the country; pad if this
.deliirable affect were seduced by pugilism, we would fay, encou-
rage, or rather do not percent fair fighting. it is la the hope of such
a result, that we teen this fight. • It was td have twat at Orange
Bar, but the ring could not be formed thereinigonsequence of an
up-and-down back which two brutes had Commenced on the
ground. Socha thing in ibny other county than Lancashire 'or
Yorkshire. would not have been permitted for a moment; and It
drill be noticed, is other parts of the kingdom, as k strange circum-
stance, that persons 'booing each other in se brutal a manner, were
not instantly put Alas de cornhet.by the multitude, of 5,000 persons,
congregated for the express purpose of seeing a fair and' manly
fight. An adjournment was made to Deiph, near Ssddleworth,
where the fight took place, in a very excellent piece of ground, be-
tween two hills. We understand that the men were considered a
pretty good match. Manning's weight is about thirteen stone;
Rough Robin is half a dozen pounds heavier. Betting on Monday
was seven to foir in favour of the former. Both entered the ring
I with great apparent confidence in their own powers. The stranger
exhibited great activity, and commenced on the offensive, as if *
intended to make short work of it; but the Manchester man
waited his attacks with great calmness, and gave such returns as
convinced his antagonist that he was not to be easily disposed of.—
The active hostilities of Manning, however, set Robin a puffing.
1 and for some time he had apparently the worst of it ; but recover-
' lug his wind, his strength began to exhibit itself, and tutned the'
tide in his favour. He was now decidedly the bettet: man, and
More than once +cited his opponent' and cast him on the 'ground,
generously forbearing to add en the effect of .the throw by falling
on bins. After a sharp tmflitt of forty-men Minute*, Manning

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