Star.
London, England, 1825-07-15 00:00:00

SPURTING INTELLIGENCE%

IIRTTING-ROOM. TATTERSALL'S, JULT t 4,
The Room was but thinly attended, Nit all account. ftliltier to
the July Meeting as Newmarket were most pka.antly
There was no mention of any other Stakes Am the Doncaster St,
Leger, pArticulars of which will be !mind beleith

sr. Lama.

3 to 1 apt Memnon
6 to 1 apt Alderman
7 to 1 agst Redgauntlet
16 to 1 agst Cleveland
20 to 1 apt Altisidora
t$ to 1 apt Homer
25 to 1 apt Whisker
NEWMA RE ET JULY MEET IN G (Concutozo)-- Wennesoae.
The Match between Elizabeth and Pipylina excited extraor-
dinary Interest, Elizabeth being the same ally which woo at Ascot.
She is the property of his Majesty.
In the Match (the seventh rate), Vitillina took the lead at start-
ing, made het own race, and Won easy by three lengths—rode by
Wheatley, and Conviction by James Robinson.
The eighth and last Rift was for the Plate, to dttide the dead
heat between Muleteer and brother to lkaek-and-all-01ack.
Muleteer
Blether to Illatk-and-all-Black .
5 and 6 to 4 on Muleteer, who jumped colf at kitting, main
strong play, and won the, rare very easy, by about three lengthe.
After the Races, the Duke of Grafton and Lord John Fitzroy
departed for Euston Hall.
Viscount Anson left, fur his lately purchased estate, Shugherozgb,

29 to 1 asst Pastime
30 to 1 apt Dauntless
3S to 1 apt Tann&
37 to I apt Brother to Addy
40 to 1 apt Brigand
60 to 1 apt Daredevil

The Duke of Portland and Earl Sefton left for their iteAlences
fit town.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. RACES.
SFICOND r....--TvasuAr.
The X Y Z Stahel Of itSgs each, for three yrs old; colts, Set. Z.lb.
fillies, est. Tr►o miles.

Mr. Jackson's ch. c. Rapid - - 1
Mr. Lambton's ch. c. )leinelals - . It
3tol on Menelaus. Won tan%
The. Filly !hakes of 2:igs each, 10 ft. 3 yrs old, Bst. O•ie mile.
Sir M. W. Ridley's b. f. Flcur-de-Us - - 1
Mr. Lambtores ch. f. 1 icurantc - - t
Lord Daslington's b. f. Ilitd of Passage - - 3
'Even on Fleur-sle-Lis, who woo easy.
ills Majesty's Plate of 100 gs ; 4 yrs, lOst. 71b. five, mt. 111. six,
list. 121 b. and aced, ltst. Four miles.
Mr. Lambton's cb. c. Royalist, 4 yrs
&In Quartom's b. c. Warkworth, 4 yrs
Dlr. Daricli's b. g. Chronicle, 4 yrs a
Warkworth the favourite. A good nee.
PRESTON RA CES—a, Fr as? asir).—!..,Lir !11.
Produce Stake! of 50gs. each, raki, la. slb. Ellke, est. sib.
Two miles.
Ld Stamford's b. L Linnet - a 1

Ilk. li. Peers bk. 4. Ode - . s
Ms Ceessas.—Earl Detby (Potter) against 3. *kite. EN.
(01111ver), 10 guinea a battle, and 200 the twain.-11:In bat'les
4l—Byes 11.
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Mooday - 4 i Monday
Tuesday - 1 2 Tuesday' •
EAST ILFORD It ACEII--Soza 11.
Mr. liouldtworth'sVanity won the 501. Plate,beating foul ()them
Mr. Houston's Frederick won the (top, leading three other..
Mr. Hatchard's b. f. by Smokntko beat four other* fur the Il-
ford Stake for 3 yrs old.
SPARRING AT THE FIVES' COURT.

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Ned Drown, alias the Sprig of Myrtle, had his benefit Tester-
day ; hut he bad not to congratulate himself on a very numerous
attendance, notwithstanding his announcement that his namesake,
the Shropshire Champion, Cannon, Ward, and Shelton, were ail
to skew. Of these men, Shelton only made his appearance ; he
is well in health, but complains of great stiffness, and partkularlf
of a soreness in the side of his bead and neck, where he receiVed
many severe blows. lle complains of having been completely
blinded with respect to the qualities or his antagonist, cod sills,
if be bad kduwn he had been about with Langan and Spring fur
the last twelve months, he ihduld 'hive paused before he accepted
his challenge. lirown has generously promised to ecime up and
spar for Tones benefit iu September, whet it is probable he will
tender his services to any big ease in the Latidtit thug.

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