Star.
London, England, 1824-07-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INFELLMENcE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERS A LVS, JULY 29.
We do not recollect, except on occasion of Epsom or other Races
near home, so small an attendance at the Room as today ; ft was
:visited by scarcely any of its wsbscribersl this we as only attri-
bute to the absence of its frequanten at Brighton, Derby, or other
Races of the week. The state of odds on the Doncaster St. Leger
of this, and Derby of nest yeary as below :

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DONCirilla $7. Loom
31 to 1 apt Brutendorf 14 to 1 apt Cantina
7e to 1 apt Seta 111 to apt Saab
11 to 1 apt Hama IS tol apt Akiaislora
It to 1 apt klustaehio MI to 1 apt Jerry
11 to 1 apt Osmond 21 to 1 art any otbes
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12 to 1 apt Rufus SS is 1 apt the Duke of York's
14 to t apt Bolero e. by Soothsayer
25 to 1 apt Mr. Wastes Dolt. 25 to 1 apt the D. of York's e.
by Phantom.

CHP.LMSPORD RACES. Jut.," 29.-.-Tntan AND LAS, DAT.
The Stewards' Plate of 430, for all ages. The winner of a Plate
or Cup to carry Vb. extra.
Colonel Wilson's f. by Soothsayer I
Mr. Colman's My Aunt 2 2
Isabella drawn, from having to duet so much extra.—Any odds
on the winner, after the first heat. Won in a canter.

The Handieip Sweepstakes was not run, for want of bona,
though there was plenty of money.
BOX NO.
A fight took place yesterday between ode of the fresh imported
blacks and H. Gegen, a Hottlegbattssifire champion. Muo
stands it feet eleven hubs., Is about $0 years of age, and weighs
13 stone. Gibson is of equal strength, and both deficient in sal.
once. The contest was for 40 sovereigns. Mango was seconded
by eon of his own colour, and Gibson bliMpegtby. The scene of
mi action was learn Hill, seven .mks front
At setting to, both appeared awkwardly canning, but after be.
ginning it was a merry round, and both dropped duet from the
bead. The Black was thrown heavily.
Y. Gibson placed a left-handed facer, but was returned upon
with a flush kit with the right hand on the Ms, and Gibson got a
heavy summerset-.6 to 4 on the Blink.
3 and 4. Gibson had the best of these rounds by hitting straight
with the left flat, but Joel's bead seemed as callous as the trunk of
an oak tree. He was thrown and bled well in both rounds.
S. A severe rallying round, and each maintained their position,
Until Gibson was dropped upon both knees, by a hit in the wind.
6,7, and 8. Severe lighting aces the blows to id heavily. Their
piping was what a knacker would call roaring.
Half an hour's bard work bad made the combatants se tame, that
in the next four rounds no mischief happened, beyond the lack
losing a front grinder.
In the 14th ram* a severe straggle took place, and Gibson's
head was put into Mastery, which tickled the merry veins of the
bead week. dimmed the ogles, queered method, and was next to
a Wain' stroke. Gibson stood up manfully three other rounds,
when he got another crack on the nob, and his seconds said
" Enough" for him. Mackie won with punishment sufficient to
prove himself game, but Se wants a master.
Toss SIDUMON AND Laxams.—These men met last night at Ran-
dare, Hole-in• the-Well, -Lute, to discuss their proposed
march. Shelton's backers were bias, and articles were drawn
up. for a fair stand-up fight, in a roar and twenty feet ring, kali-
minute time, for £OOO. To take place on the 14th of October.
On Langan's arrival, however, be stated that he would only consent
to fight on a stage, whieb mW be turfed, if Shelton chose. Shel-
ton, however said, that his frds would not agree to his fighting
In the way chews by Langan. and the match is coosorpsentty
Lumen *, WANDe-..it was then stated, that the aesey was
ready for Ward to Sight Langan, on a stager for ,C5OOl en the
of January. Langan said he had no objection, and the match will
be made after Lewes Races.
Cerium arm Joest.Humeou—There will be another fight between
these men, for 4E500 &side. Cannon's bather said, be should not
fight fee less, and if Hudson should be short, he generously said be
would put down rESD for him. Hudson will have no diiculty in
making up the rest.

The Emperor of Boast• has rewarded his Charge
d'Affaires at the Court of Deem, with the Order of Knight of St.
Whelks* of the eettood elms, tee his emdeet ip supportiag the legi-
timate authority of the Meg of Pommes.

CORN EXCHANGE., MARK-LANE, JULY O.
The arrivals of this week are ally moderate • but there are goad
quantities of Dearly all deseriptiose of Corn reelfalat ' (11;14
former saki. Wheat remains is the SSA" dal
ported. Barley is also heavy is &pod, at last
anednjaPTeirewselbyl yes". slowly, sad asetdmindseee each.
priracetb:rbet
very limited.
Arrivals—English Wheat, MO qrs. Bartel, SOO
qrs. Irish Oats, 2,100 in. Plow, SOSO lac"
Leedom Averages fur the week ended July
Irk at to. 44. Barley, 436 in. at Ws. sod. (Leta,
in*. 44 Beam, 1,345 qrs. at Ms. Peas.psio s.at ass. 7d.
surruirtsup MARKET, JULY 30.
There was the same soppltaf aB dasalspdons of Cattle at Mar-
ket this morellos as usual es TAW& ;although the trade was dell
and heavy, tbe same prima were derlisadag as as mown
Beef. ma, mug same.
3*. 411.• to 4s. 44 Metes U. id. te
4s, id. lamb M. to 5‘ CI. Veal UAW te da. it

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