Star.
London, England, 1822-09-06 00:00:00

Fifty Guineas, even by the Hen. Mn Wattle: Mass, coed
round and a distance.
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Sir A. Ramsay's Meets. 3 yrs old
Sir D. Moncrieffe's Louisa, 5 yrs old -
Two others started.

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5. 2

• DONKEY MATCH AGAINST TIM%
Monday selinight, two dimities, the property of Mr. G. Roan,
of Farebam, in Hampshire, were matched to run In harness ten
miles in one hour and a quarter, which they accomplished in one
hour and une minute, without being the least distressful:

BOXING EXTRAORDINARY!
Yesterday, an unexpected. and severe boxing match took place
on Old Oak Commun, arising out of a duel challenge. The par-
ties were Mr. R—r—o, a medical student, and Mr. C--a—sra
a clothier. In consequence of a dispute about a mastiff dog, the
,firmer challenged, and the gentlemen met, armed, for deadly
combat. Oise of the seconds, however, judiciously proposed an
appeal to the fist rather than the bullet / and there being no dis-
paragement in the weight of the combatants (about I 2 stone men),
it was agreed to, and they immediately set-to. The surgeon, wht
attended professionally, was furnished with a bottle of water and
Lenten, and acted as umpire.. A gallant battle of 26 minutes du=
ration took place. Mr. R. won it, but both displayed genuine
courage, and considerable knowledge in the pugilistic art. Mn
C— led in the first part of the battle, but about the fourth
round be was pored by a tie up in the wind, which took the
fastness out of Mtn, and it was " bellows to mend" during the
latter part of the fight. Both had severe punishment, but diet
ultimately shook hands, and left the fiehi good friends.

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Yesterday morning, about half-past ten o'clock,
as Mr. JOHN ABEL SMITH, .of No. IS, Newastreeti
Spring-gardens, was driving along the Strand, in his
gig, the horse took fright when opposite the Crown
and Anchor Talern, ran immediately on the flag-
stones, and opposite Little Esses•street the gig came
' against a post, which tore it in pieces...4.le. shafts
broke, and Mr. SMITH and his servant were thrown
out, most violently, and to a considerable distance.-u-
-r The servant was severely hurt ; be was immediately
conveyed to a surgeon's inSurrerstreet, Strand. Mr.
SMITH received but a trilling injury. The bone ran
off at fuH speed, and ran hishead completely through
the window sofa silversmith and jeweller, 211. &ranch
'ind then instantly fell on the stones, apparently
less for some time ; its bead and month were coma
plesely a gore of blood. The hone, as soon as it
could be got up, was taken to a stable in Little .Ifasea..
street, an proper applications used.
Oise EzeuAtioa, litaas-sees, Saneweezii.--Our met
having been but thinlp supplied with Wheat this week, alarm-
Wthis morn* sold ea fell as good terms as on _ands_,
bre was rather mote demand fah line old Wilrat, beet sereawe
Ow the inkrior qualities, although Wend ea viwp Idea pitmen
New Barley is in request, and had any been •*ens
mead have sold red/4 at front In to ink pee twist whew
Mondays frubations. In Deem. Peas. end Oats there is as
attended la prides. bat a tree sale for thalami' ardebt..

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