Star.
London, England, 1822-07-10 00:00:00

6 to 4 agst Sport's

The veteran Maim= had a benefit at the Tennis Court
terday. The Cott t was very thin, and scarcely any of the bo,
attended. Crawley and Kendtick the black made a good set.
and it was the only one. Mendoza gave some good imitatiur
Johnson, Bill Ward, Humphries, and others of the uld grin

PEDESTRIAN ISM.
Birxrstev, the Yorkshire pedestrian, started at twelve et
on
Sunday night to travel on foot from Shoreditch church to
ton, Huntingdonshire, in 24 hours, for ICO sovereigns,
return to Shoreditch in the next 24 hours for 150 sovertigas,
The pedestrian did the first 23 miles in four hours, and hi
fasted off a fowl, leaving his backer the lanes. He arrived
friend's near Royston (S 7 miles) at eight o'clock, halted th
hours keg. and refreshed himself with sleep. He proceeded
at eleven o'clock, and dined, at three, about 55 miles on
journey. He started again at eight, and did the ';'o milts,
slow tate, at half-past eleven, winning the first match, a.:d
incommoded. He started again at one on his returr.,
eight bad done 29 miles. He started again at eleven, an
two he was four miles on the other side Royston (41 miles).
had 29 miles to do in nine hours. He was far from fresh,
the match would be a near thing.
CRICKET.
Monday a Match of Cricket was played on Soutbsea Corm
Portsmouth, between the Garrison Club and the Man of
Guard Ships at that Port; the day proved remarkably
which drew forth a numerous assemblage of Nature's f
works to witness the contest. The presence of the fair
additional zest to the players, and, as in days of yore, Kni
of nodding plumage" courted the smiles of " Ladies gay'
their prowess and display, so our modern Knights called
action their best skill, each eagerly vying with the other to
away the palm, or, as the director of the il'esrminst.r Pit
have said on the occasion, " they played all they know e.
When we consider that the contest was between the 50.)13
Mars and 1V tote, most of whom have met the enemies of
Isle, on " flocd and field," it is a natural inference
energy could net be wanting on either side; the coiss.acen.i .
however bow to sport the coriander seed and " ell that sort
thing" to advantage, for they backed the Garrison Club, '
the circumstance of their being in full practice, and two to
was offered freely. The Garrison won by 483 runs, hut.
Sass-of Neptune were not to be daunted, and like true DM
Sainted to strike, and determined at least to die game.
Marquees were pitched, and there was an excelleut rep
is a la fourchette," prepared on the ground by " mine k...t
the Dolphin."

Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Duke of GLOUCUTIR lei
house, in Park-lane, in his carriage and four, attended bl
G. CCLLIZIL and Colonel FOSTIR. MI Royal Highness
ceeded to Woolwich, where the Royal Duke and Suite
barked on beard the Admiralty Yacht to proceed to iloNed.
Gam EICIIANGE, Moac-t.atda, Jove 10.—Our market .
Dues abundantly supplied with Wheat, having a large qu.uin
which remained over from Monday's arrivals, besides fresh;
pUes this morning from the Suffolk coast, yet prime sample
though dull sale, obtained Monday's prices; but there is iv
mend for the inferior sorts, which are nominal in va ue.
had but few buyers of Barley to-day, but the quantity at
let being rather small, fine fresh parcels support Monday
but the ordinary qualities are Is. per quarter lower. Grey
and Oats are also ls. per quarter cheape(, and very heavy
at that abatement, the arrivals of each bring very coustd,ratq

MARRIED.
Yesterday, at St. Mary-la-Bonne (lurch, the Rev. Jobs
George Stork, Rector of Stow Marks, Essex, to flizabetb,
eldest daughter of Sir John Perrin', Bart. of Aleruhlaud llouto
Devon.
'A few days since, at Alverstoke Church, Hams, by the lter.
W. J. Potter, Lieutenant William Bell, 59th Itegiukut, to
ropbia, 0,,0-.t daughter of Jas. Vosper, of Gosport, thus, Fa4'

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