Star.
London, England, 1825-08-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCL

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, AUG. a.

There were not above half a dozen subscribers present, neatly
all the sporting characters having left town for York August Itl.ca..
lag, which is expected to produce unusually good sport, and be
very numerously attended, as it will have considerable influence on
the Doncaster engagements. Accounts have reached town from
York, by which it would seem that Cleveland is rising, and mine
letters quote the odds as low as 11 to 1. The few present at T.it-
tersers made some bets, but the following were the only banes
named :

ST. LOUR
i to 1 agst Memnon 20 to 1 apt Brother to Addy
7i to 1 agit Alderman (taken)
9 to 1 apt Redgauntlet 20 to 1 apt Whisker (taken)
16 to 1 apt Cleveland 130 to 1 apt Pastime (take))
16 to 1 apt Altisidora
LEWES RACES...(Contlneed)-siAnover S.
The County Subsetiption to of 100 ens. for all ages.
Lord G. H. Cavendish's Bizarre, S yrs . .
Lard Egremont's brother to Black and all Black, 3 yrs
Mr. Greville's Frogntore, 3 yrs . .
Mr. Scalth's Whipcord, 3 yrs . . • 4
Mr. Pearce's My Lady, 3 yrs . . ▪ s
Sweepstakes of 10 sten. each, with 30 added, for all ape. Tlll4
miles and a half.
Lord Evernont's gr. c. by Whalebone, 3 yrs . . I
Lod G. H. Cavendish's Ganymede, 5 yrs . . 2
The Members Plats was not run for for wane of horses. aett
Übe Seawards would net consent to its being walked over fur.
SALISBURY RACES—Fansav (Conn.vorDN
The Gold Cup, value 100 son.
Lord Palmerston's Grey-leg, 3 yrs old . .
Me. Elgg's Bulow, 4 yrs . .
Me. Mills's Tiara, 4 yn .
The County Members' Plate of 50gs.
Lod Palisseeten's Coognest, 5 yrs . . . 1 t
Mr. agg's Below, 4 yrs . . . 2 dr
Mr. Eito's eh. rn. by Anticipation, 4 yrs . . 3 2
A Handle, of S soy. nettolith S 5 added by the City probers.
Lord ?Alternates Menden*, 6 yrs Old . . 11- 1 1
Mt. Farqehar's Illaakftsed-all-Blaek, aged . 1. 2 2
Mr. Bias 8u10w,,4 yrs . . . • Sdr
ROWING-MATCH FOR TWENTY GUINIIA.S.
A Rowing-match took place yesterday riming, between two,
feet-oared cutters, manned by Journeymen Tenon, for 20gulneas.
The match hid nutted no fiedinary Sensatiso among the Knights
of the Thimble, and we sever before witneseed so many of the
craft airing, at one time, on the surface of the Thames. The
shop-boards were ail deserted, for the less sedentary, and more
manly and healthful tench, of rovrini. The match was to row
front Vauxhall to Poney Eritige. •

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Dead' and Giory challenged 'lb. Diana. ?the former was emused
by two brothers named Jones, WaiterThompeos, and John Tamer,
Cosswain Perry, of Hungerford. The Diana was manned by
two broil:ere named Turner, John Forster and John Millie;
Weetwoed, commis. They slatted a Httle before tie 'Mock,
upon a mesa' being given, and the Diana nos took the lead. The
wind blew strove, and Jones and his patty 'exerted their skin to
keep up with the Diana s but notwithstanding their efforts the
Diana made bead of the Death and Glory, and arrived at Pots •r
Bridge seven minutes before the latter. A gond many Ishee itsete
cracked at the elpease of the sailors, bat they auelttheas all is
good put. • The Diana performed the dial:Teo is 2$ Ininsees.

M A RUED.
At Edinburgh, on the 24 inst. the Bev.George emkb, Wltaister of
the second charge, Kilmarnock, to Jane, only datightet if the Mir
David Hogarth. Esq. of Nikon, liefivicksbire.

DIED. _
Mr. Yoares, a King's Messenger, on Saturday evades last Mr.
Kaye, a King's Messenger, on Sunday morning.
At the Glebe Home, Usk*, County of Cork, the Rest. H. Imes.
The 31st ult. at Edinburgh, Dame Elizabeth Gtaniale, sehiat mf
the late Sir Robert DalyeU, Bart. of linter.
Tuesday, in his 75th year, the Rev. John Brows. as-atiaterent
preacher, in the Methodist oenection.
Saturday, at the Sanctuary, Westminster, the Raw. Iliderred
Smedley, M. A. in the 75th year of his age.
The 24th ult. at Castle Howard Lodge, aged 110, Me. Mallard
Atkinson, park.keeper to the Earl of Carlisle urn* sX as years.
Sunday s?nnlght, at Romsey, in the 75th year of her nge4 Mr*
Elisabeth Seward, relict of the late Major Seward.
Near %I 'Winston, Delaware, Chloe, a woman el milierenitt-
posed to be one hundred and sixteen years aid.
At Harrovegate, on the 28th of lone last, Lieeteean't
Graham' of the 17th Regiment of Foot, second sail Of
General Graham Stirling, of Duchray and Attetetie.
At Ilalswinton. near Dumfries, en the 115th ail. AIM teigeep
of Marr.—She was daughter of the late Peetielt put. Isrind
bad Ate lived to the death of the present ermemble Esellpgaser
husband succeeds to the title) she would have hem Casale. Mem
At Bakintore, on the 30th of Jane, Mr. Pater Weispoin eta
hundredth year of his age.
At Machias, Maine, Mrs. Deborah Larmble, aged SOlliteares
tea treaths, and seven days.
At Ashburnham, Massachneetts, on 25th Jur*. licit. Owyhee
Meeroe, aged 73. lie was the first man that reterned the fireof
the British at Lesiegton, and it was believed with 41143 ; hen ite
himself mai seen alter severely wounded,

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