Star.
London, England, 1823-11-12 00:00:00

SE,'OND FWIIT.

Battle between Two Light Weight:., Lenney, who fought Curtis,
and Aaron, a Jew, fat £5O. Ilatry 1-kit and i'eter Crawley se-.
conded Lermey, and Belaexo and 6,1,!)a1.5, There was a
good deal of science displa.;:gl !ay these little livtly cc -es; :And Len-
ney proved himself a game train Onit be waiov, Matched in 'Might.
There were fifteen rounds, most of them in favour of the Jew; and
the reopla, who backed hint heatiJy, eie iu liith glee when the
Lrave little Lenin- cried " Eipugh. lasted ahout an.hc.a.
IIALTON COURSING MEETING, NOV.
aLierctiEs.

Sir J. Johnstone's bl. and wh. bitch, p. Caroline, beat Mr. Foi's
blk. dog, p. Timothy. • • •
Mr. Best's red dug, The 'Milkman, beat Xr. Vansittart:s black
dog, Nero.
Mr. Lumley's dun bitch, Ceres, beat General !Ark
dog, Blackcock. -

General Bosville's red and white dog, ifese I, apt. Slr Jobss
Johnstone's black and white b:cch, Fly—tjnitecided.
Mr. Losether's black dug, p. Pan, agst. Mr. Best's blic. and wh.
p. Imbcty.—Undecided.
Luntley • blue dog, p. Romulus, beat Mr. Lcmither's
dog, p. Pilot. •
Mr. Van •ittart's hue bitch, Violet, beat Dr. Blumberg!, blue and
white hitch, Vesta.
Mr. Vansittart's black dog, Plersiatr, beat Dr. Blontberg's blue
and white bitch, Ruth.

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The 29th ult.Tice-Admira sr"7a!asfitv R. Nit*l.is
gave a splendid dinner on Iniard the Revenge. iii: the-
Tagus, the King of Pottructt., the 14iiatria and Id-
FANTAS, Ministers, Officers of the Artily and Navy, &c.
The deck was covered from stern to stern with canvas,
in form of a roof, and the interior fitted up with flag;
&c. forming a tent. Several of the Nobility were? pre-
sent. The -Royal barge left the arsenal at noon; iuistua
its approach the frigates. Active, Naiasl.and Seri nicapitem,
manned tops and larch* and fired a Royal salute. The
KING did nut retimtill halt-past six. His Miurtery had
relieved the river-craft of a taaCalled Tr agarr.altra„, and -
tlkey tor.k this u:portnnity to strew their gratitude or
dressing their boats with branches and fciliage, accom- •
parrying the barges with rivesand a ditch:l:gen( rockets
Tuesday last, a Welt eountry bite, 'heavily lades
with coal, iron, corn, &c. was impededin its progress op
the River, a little above'Staines Bridge, by the over.
flowing of the Thames. • She was consequently 'made
fast to mod' ings, there to 'email) till-the flood had suf.
ficiently subsided, to enalhleilierto•proceed toker: deisp
tination. • In the course or thr hight, howevef.lfie,iie-
lence of the wind and clatent drove the . vessel from
her anchorage, and she was pit:spelled with great .vio-
legate; in *collateral directibusagainst the starlings of
the bridge; Which were completely carried away, and
the barge was lodged Across the centre-pier, one of her
,sides being completely under water. Too men were
,aslecp in the cabin al the time, ore of whom,'weliment
to isdd, was drowned* Part of the cargo was Washed
overboard, among v hich wereseveral barrels of ported 1
'which wits with disficulty tetanus at Chertsey Bridge -
.
• , coANNxcitmaG,E, ilAstsl‘,.LAN43., NOV. se.
pie .arrlyaNto this day:s Inariq are very small, and theatten4.4
dance of buyers' Is farntunerous. Whear fully maintain) thevricta
bf the' lag anarliOt-dty.' Barley for Making is still scarce, and lades'
dtarer. . .Beaus arid Yeas fully maintain their late advances. More
' maaey is asked for good samples of Oats, and having but env an
marktt, such buyers as are in want ir.ust circa-Wu:dasher ...t.--.