Star.
London, England, 1825-11-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL: S, Noy. 14.

The betting wag not very berry, nor did it occasion any mate-
rial alteration in the odds. Mr. Wyndham's Mignionette filly was
brought up for the first time for the Oaks, and Sister to homed
"wh• beat King Catton at Richmond) for the St. Leger.
agct Tredille
agst Twatty
agst Zuleika
agst Advance

6i to 1 agst Monarth
9 to 1 agst Bolivar
9 to 1 art Cedric
20 to 1 agst The General

%RT.
£0 to 1
20 to 1
20 to 1
I 20 to 1
I 15 to 1 agst Elizabeth
I 15 to I apt Quadrille
15 to 1 agst 110-perp
I 15 to 1 agst Migalonette
It ST. LEWES.
125 to 1 apt Barefoot
30 to 1 apt Sister to Homer

8 to 1 agar Pawn
to 1 agst Moses
10 to 1 agst Parasol
10 to 1 agst Henry
DOXCAI

7 to 1 agst Bedbmite
8 to 1 agst Crusader
is to 1 apt Belzoni

CHESTERFORD HUNT ANNUAL RACR—Nov. 12.
A Gold Cup for Hunters, over two miles of the Sallyport, by sub-
scription of 10 Sovs. each. Gentlemen riders.
Mr. Houldsworth's Lynx .
Major Wild's Margery .
Mr. Golbavin's Robin
Captain Lipscomb's Hercules
Mr. Udney's Frolic
Mr. Pain's Jezebel

1 0 1
4 0 le
2 3 dr.
3 4 dr.
5 5 dr.
6 dr.

The two last beau between Lynx and Margery were as fine as
ever were seen.

Half-bred Stake of 501. by subscription.
Mr. Woodroofe's Jesse .
Captain Howard's Colossus 2
Mr. Bird's Magic 5
Seven started.
ASHDOWN PARK COURSING, Nov. S.
Tel COP TOR. PUPPISS.•-•TIRST OAT.
Sir 11. Vivian's Vic Vanguard heat Mr. Ileathcote's Hinter;
Dr. Meyrick's Modesty beat Mr. Browne's Blue Cap ; Mr. Good.
lake'e Glycera beat Mr. Cripps' Caliban ; M. J. Long's Lydia
beat Mr. C. Long's Liulph • Mr. Robertisßapture beat Mr. Bigg's
Bacchus; Mr. E. Cripps Emerald beat Mr. Briscall's Brunswick ;
Mr. Lawrence's Luna beat Mr. Capel's Johann ; Mr. Phillips Rex •
beat Colonel Newport's The Norman.
Tam CRAVEN SIAM, ALL AGSS...-.FIRST CLASIL-MP. Browne's
Boxer beat Mr. E. Cripps' Everlasting; Mr. Roberts' Radical beat
Sir H. Vivian's Venus; Mr. J. Lung's Lash beat Mr. Pettat's
Prudence ; Mr. Capel's Jester beat Mr. Ihiscall's Blenheim.
&COM, CLASS.—Mr. C. Long's Lynx beat Mr. Phillip's Regent;
Mr. Laurence's Lancer beat Mr. Heathcote's Heathcock ; Mr.
Bigg's Bosworth beat Colonel Newport's Nabauchlish ; Mr. Good-'
lake's Gohanna beat Mr. Cripps' Candidate.
The rain and wind became so violent that the company were
reluctantly compelled to leave the Downs.
Sitcoms DAY.—Tits Cur.—Fren Tres.—Mr. Lawrence's Luna
beat Mr. Phillips' Rex; Mr. Roberts's Rapture beat Av. Good-
lake's Glycera; Dr. Meyrick's Modesty belt Mr. C. Long's Lydia;
Mr. E. Cripps' Emerald beat Sir 11. Vivian's Vanguard.
CRAW, STATEL-FIRST CLASS.-FIRST Tics.—Mr. Capers
Jester beat Mr. Roberts' Radical; Mr. Browne's Boxer beat Mr.
J. Long's Lash.
SECOND CLASS.—FIRST Ilige's Bosworth heat Mr.
Lawrence's Lancer ; Mr. Goodlake's Gohaiina beat Mr. C Long's
Lynx.
Asst swat Pumas STAXICS.—Mr. Jones Long's .Legbail beat Mr.
Cripps' Claudia ; Mr. Peitat's Psyche beat Mr. tleatheote's Hec-
tor; Mr. Goodlake's Grandison beat Mr. C. Long's Loon; Mr.
Bigg's Basilisk beat Mr. E. Cripps' Fasily.
Cuss.—Mr. Roberts's lidiy beat Mr. Lawrence's Le-
man ; Mr. Phillip? Ready beat Sir H. Vivian's Vortex.
GOLFING.
Tuesday se'nnight a gulf match, between Lord Kennedy and
Mr. Cruickshanks of Langley Park, which has excited much inte-
rest in the sporting world, WAS decided on Montrose Links. The •
bet was three matches of live hundred sovereigns each, and the fol-
lowing was the result : First match of ten holes, gained by isle.
Cruickshanks by two holes.—Second match, of ten holes, gained by •
Lord Kennedy by two holes. Third match of ten holes, gained by
Mr. Cruickshanks by one tick, making him the winner by one
match. The equality of play towards the conclusion, and even to
the last hole, rendered the interest intense to the numerous attendant
amateurs, who expressed their catisfas ion at the skill and dexterity
exhibited by both. Betting, to a considerable amount, was about
even. It is thought Mr. Cruickshanks was considerably benefited
by his knowledge of the go-en; and it is said that, in consequence.
Lord Kennedy intends challenging him to play on neutral ground,
either on St. Andrew's or Leith Links.
FOX HUNTING.
Friday, nearly two hours before noon, the fine pack of Fax-dogs,
under the controul of their master, Colonel George Wyndham, and
a field of about a hundred and fity well-mounted sportsmen, met
near Perching Wood, in the vicinity of the Devil's Dyke, Brighton.
The first operations of the day not having been attended with the
desired success, in the wood named, Hoe Wood was dragged,
whence a sturdy foe was unkenneled and. put to his mettle.
The burst was excellent. Reynard broke for 'l'oddington, neatly .
threaded the covers there, and then sprung to the left, but being
headedby a posse of horsemen en Toddington Mount, he diverged
for Horton Shaws, bounded through them with tht dogs in mtlo.
dious cry, and thence bolted for Beden-mill. Near to the latter
place, unfortunately for the sportsmen, but luckily for himself, he
succeeded in earthing and escaped, though not before he had been
the cause of a capital run of five-and-twenty minutes. Again the
Dyke was resorted to, and the covers thereabouts were drawn,
Evingham, Portslade-furze, &c. without finding ; but at Southwick
a second fox broke kennel in view, and amply made amends for
previous disappcintment. A chase, almost without check, of five-
and-thirty minutes then gave a breathing to the best bloods in the
field ; and, at the close of which period, the dogs in capital order
ran into their object, and poor Reyaard promptly paid the forfeit of
being overtaken, by his life.—Among the many who made progress
with the diversion, were Major and Mrs. Russell, Mr. Hare, Mr.
Isaac N. Wigney, Mr. H. Bridger, Captain Cooke, Captain C.
Faulkener, and Colonel Dashwoud.

PIGEON MATCH.
The first meeting of the crack pigeon clubs took place yesterday
on Choi:ohm Common (er Bagshot Heath), between seven mem-
bers of the Ashton and seven of the New Hats Club, fur 100 so-
vereigns aside; the usual distance of twenty-one yards from the
trap, at eleven birds each.
Han.
Messrs. Frampton 10
Flint . 9
Captain Smith .
Jones . 8
Fertescue 7
Hull .7
Queen 7
56

Killed.
9
8

Asurou.
Messrs. Giles .
Henniker
Gootich.ki
Hornby
RutsergaU
Musgrove
Howell

- $9

Friday evening last the Judirs' Chambers at Serje
lnn weie unusually crowded, them being r.o less than
400 causes of common bail filed, which oc.upieJ the
Judges' clerks until some hours after midnight.