Star.
London, England, 1823-07-23 00:00:00

SPORTIMO INTELLIGENCI:.

CHELMSFORD RACES, JULY SS.
The fineness of the day attmeted a gat and anlrneroui asseetta
Nage nn G.olleywnod Cullman. The race fer the sneeteigns
was an extremely go,:cl one.
The Oat'and Stakes of tags, each. h. ft. Two miles and a
half Only two horse% wt•re .-ntered, and a compromise tt.olt place.
The King's Plate of 100.'404. for all aged mares ; 3 yis old, 7st.
4 yrs old, sq. slb. 3 yrs old, B,t. 11lb. six and aged, Ost. 21b.
Two mile heats.
Duke of Grafton 's Veil, 3 yrs old . - I 1
Me. Grame's Nurna, 5 yrs old - - - 2 5
Mr. Brown's Girt, 5 yrs old - - - 3 4
11r. Pag.t's Prosody,. 5 yra old - - 4 2
Six to font aping Veil, seven to four against Norna. After
the heat even on Veil.

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LUDLOW RA CES.—WirmorsnAT.
A Sweepstakes of logs. each, for 3-yr.old colts, Sc?. 71b. and
Sallies, fl 4. 3lb. a mile and a lutlf•(seven Subscribers).
Sir G. Plgoes h. f. Active
Mr. Nlytton's b. c. Wniitington - .
Mr. L. Charit•m% br. t. by Filho da lima -
The Borough !ilentbtrs' Plate of I'so for maiden horses;
beau, rather more than three miles.
?Ir. Tiutton's br. e. by Milo, 3 yes old, 66t. ltlh. -
Mr. Painter's br. f. Polly Tipton, 4 yrs old, 7st. 111 b.

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2 2

THURSDAY.
A Sweepstakes of logs. each, with XV) added by the Tuwn
for all ages; four miles (eight Su:licribers).
Mr. Painter's b. It. The Main, 6 yrs old, Pit. 91h. - 1
Mr. Mytton's ch. f Paradigni, 4 yrs old. 7st. 111 b.
The Boroogh Members' Plate of 150 for aU ages; heats, rath-r
more than three miles. •
• Mr. Weaver's b. h. Mallard. syn old, Bst. 91b. 1 3 1
Mr. Rogers's gr. c. Sir Edward, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. 2 Ide
Mr. Plinter's br. f. Polly Tipton,•4 yrs old - 5 3dt
• This rate is di-pared ; Weaver's rider was charged with
crossing in the first heat; 1.4:t the horse hiving been allowed to
start for the second, he walked over for the third : and Mr.
Weaver sad Sir. Rogers hnth claim the plate.
The South Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry Stakes was wont
at two heats, by Air. Teneh's ch. g. Quietus, 5 yrs old, beating
two others.

CRICKET.
The Cricket Match between the Woolwich and Clapham
Clubs, played on Woolwich Common on Friday, was decided
in favour of Woolwich.
CLAN:IASI.
Ist Innings
2d Ditto

WOOLWICII.

41 I Ist Innings
36

rs

77 I
Woolwich won in one innings by 98 runs.
SPARRING.
Yesterday the greatest tactician of the present day took ids
benefit at the Fives' Court, end though tke Court was not so full
as might haze been expected, it shewed that Jack Randall was
not altogether forgot. Though the Chinamen who perhaps have
entered the ring in expectation of hereafter having benefits did
not make their appearance, yet the sets-to gave satisfaction.
The hackney horse Lenox and Latham bustled as usual.
Richmond and Whitehead gained great applause, and re-
minded us of the former powers of the sable hero.
Davis and Lazarus, Hudson and Abbot Scroggins and Church,
exerted themselves ably, and produced much applause.
Randall and Turner finished the sports of the day, and re-
minded us much of their former battle; when Randall returned
thanks, nearly as follows:

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" Gasvcratex—Cotild I use my tongue as well as my hands,
I could not retro you sufficient thanks f..r the many favours I
have received; but honesty, as a pugilist, has insured me victory
over many a brave competitor. lam proud to say I possess 'a
grateful heart ; and at any time, Gentlemen, should I again be
placed in the boxing ring (which is fat chest from my wishes), I
shall endeavour to pursue that conclact which bas hitherto gained
me your esteem."