Star.
London, England, 1824-02-19 00:00:00

SPOUTING INTWLI,IGEfrCE.

THE 'CHAN PIOI6HI
The Castle Taves n was last night again thronged by thOsupporters
of pugilism. Spring was in attendance, as well as tke Gentleman
who entered into the agreement with Belcher to make the much.
It apiiears that the contention now is as to the place ; and if on a
stage, whether that str.gc shall-be turfed. Manchester Race Copro
was named as a proper place. Spring several times addressed-the
company, and stated that his friends would not let him go so far of
and he could on no account think of offending them; all that be
could say was, that he would fight Langan for .C. 300 a-side, on a
twenty feet turfed state, at any place not exceeding 100 mace lora
London. Great difference of opinion prevailed respecting the tor.;
and the friends of Langan thought it eft to make such a stipui,.
Lion ; while tthe friends of Spring contended, thiat if the only ob;crt
of Langan was to prevent the ring being broken, he should aezeae
to the.Rraprised terms. In this state the talked of match ren-a;r,,,
there seeming to be as much difficulty to get professional petti,.e :o
fight as to get others to be their friends.
° NEWMARKET COURSING. MEETING.
1 111!..11DAY, FILL 17.--.NPIRS? CHIEN/ELY PIALD.
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TOR tut oournos. • •
Mr. Wilkinson's Cognise beat Mr. Redhead's Lavnitg.
Lord lluntly's Viscount beat Mr. De liurgb's gnome.
Lord Rivers's Ronald heat Mr. Fontes !no.
Admiral Wilson's Uxbridge beat Lord Danwich's Eleanor.
• HATCH al.
Mr, Wilkinion's Cosnio heat Lora Dunwlek's-Aledlar.
Aluntly's'Violende against Ld Itivets's Rolla, undecided.
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Lord Rivers's Roxaua brat Mr. ityton's Poll.
Lord llivers's Ruby against Mr. Redhead's Lovely, undrcidtd.
Mr. -Deuti's Damsel beat M. Ruckworth's Yare.
Lord Duliwicli's 14bett beat Mr. liockworth's Youth.
Lord 'Rivers's Robiu Hood 'against Admiral Wassail's Under-
weigh. No course. •

Lord iluntly's Vingt-un against Mr. Plamer's Felice, rendecided.
Mr. Wilkinson's Cesta beat Lord Rivers 's Rubicon.
Lord Huntly's Variety heat Admiral Wilson's Una.
Mr. Denn's Dinah'beat Admiral Wilson's Ursula.
Mr. Denn's Dandy beat Mr. Duckworth's Yorkshirettrau.
Mr. Scott's Indus against Mr. Ayton's Pan, tMileelded.
Mr. Buckworth's Youngster beat Mr. Redhead's Levcret-
Mr. Ayton's Pluto beat Mr. Redhead's Lottery.'
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ROYAL HUNT.

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Friday last bis Majesty's Stag-hounds had a most gallant Aare-
They met at Longford, where more sportsmen were assembie4 (in-
cluding several of the Nobility) than have been seen this seasou.—
At half-past ten a very fine stag was turned out, and, after fifteen
minutes, Lord filaryborough, the Master of the hounds, desired
the hounds to be laid on ; they drew for some dhuance, when coming
on the scent, they steadily challenged, and commenced running at
a gallant pace towards Cranford Park, Hayes, and West End, pear
Ituislip, leaving Harrow on the right, to Pinner; the hputila kept
well together, and went at a most rapid pace, by Axey, to the rig it
of Moor Park, Rickminsworth, to Watford, whete-bc was taken
after a run of one hour and a quarter, being upwards of eighteta
miles across the country. The hounds going at such a pace all the
way, very few were at the immediate taking except the Motu:Joan.
Such a chace is very rare in the annals of stag-hunting. tiveral very
fine horses were much distressed, and some died in consequence of
the severe run and the ground being so very heavy; among which
were the horses of Lords Valletert and Alvanley.