Star.
London, England, 1822-07-16 00:00:00

SPORTING INI ELIGENCE.

BOX I N G.
PAMIR AND CASIAGE or BKIITOL.—The battle between t't es!
pugilistic heroes, which takes place on the Roth of Angtis.,f-r
50 guineas a-side, excites considerable interest in the eymnzsti:
circle, and a knowing Israelite observes, that a severee
will be the result, if the men be in good condition : be,•;r4.-!,
Sto4 on Cabbage. It will be recollected that the Bristol II :I •
was beat by Martin in April, 16.20, IrAng his first and oniy
bblon in the London Ring. Both are in active training.
FIVES' COURT.—SPARIIING.
Ned Turner, once the pride of the Ring, took his benefit yes-
terday. Gas and Spring gave fine specimens of the site art, z.-1 r
Holt and Turner did their best to amuse the amateurs. Ize
other sets-to were not worth noticing. On Turner's
retur..i:.,,
thanks, he observed, he was ready to fight Martin fc r
Turnerli retiring, Martin mounted the rostrr7,
and addressed the company as follows : Gentlemen—First and
foremost, I will fight Randall in one, two, or three f r
4'300; bat if Randall does not accept this challenge, I wir. zr-
consmodate Turner for £lOO whenever be piesses."—(.l,l..e
dieserne.)—ln the early part of the day Randall appeared is :ha
C.ourt, with his arm in a sling.
BETTING AT TATTERSALUS, JULY is
DONCASTER ST. LUIS.
9 to 2 agst Swap (taken) 16 to 1 agst Marcellus
8 to 1 apt Ajax • 16 to 1 agst Newbyth (taker-
-10 to 1 apt Mandates (taken) 18 to 1 oast Akarius
16 to 1 apt Theodore (taken) 18 to 1 agst Euphrosyne
16 to 1 agst Pilgarlick 22 to 1 apt Jar. Gascoign:-'s
XERCASTEE ?ADDUCE.
Even betting, and 5 to 4 on Akarius against the field.
STA M FOR D.
The Hunters Stakes ran fur on i'hursday in this Meetin:
disputed, and a case made out for the decision of the Jock
Club, on a charge of foul riding being preferred against the
owner of Forester.
CARLISLE, JULY 15.

Cacoseca.—Ftiday, the sth inst. these Races took place nen
the Fauld's Brow. The prize of £5, for horses which never
started for £lO, was admirably contested, and won at four heath
in the following manors :—?Jr. J. Robinson's h. h. Jeremy Di.!-
dler, 2 2 1 1; Mr. Caner's rn. g. Roderick Itand 1111 l I 3 4 f,
Mr. Wilson's hr. g. Humphrey Clinker, 4 1 3 4 ; Mr. liar.
per's ch. nu Crazy Jane, 3 4 2 3. The prize for the heath
horses was walked over by Mr. Wilson's Humphrey
Mr. &rong's b. m. won the saddle, beating Mr. Carter's R Jt.:C•
rick Random. re' r. Storey's horse, of Stanwiz, *on the be=t
bridle, beating five others. The prize given to wrestle for war
won by Thomas Richardson; William Richardson, who wca
the first prize at Carlisle Races last year, was thrown by Jar.:-
than Watson, of Torpenhow, the same person who th:o
Weightman at Micklethwaite.
Nswzr Caoss.—These Races were well attended on Tuesday
last. The Cup was won by Mr. hl‘Glasson's b. g. Uncle llct,
beating Mr. Edward Stephenson's famous Bangtail stud.
lbalme's ch. m. won the best bridle. Mr. Joseph SowerlirS
trotting mare won the cut saddle, and Mr. Nixon, of Grinsdale,
won the stays. The canal dog won the couples. Weightaua
was the fortunate wrestler.
GREAT UDERNTAKING.
A Gentleman, now in Edinburgh, has engaged, for £l,roo
sterling, to ride 150 miles; then to walk to the Moor, ten nano.
and to kill 40 braces of game ; he has then to walk ten
back: all this 4s to be done in 24 hours. lie is to start ahe.:
the end of this month, at twelve o'clock in the day, and t". 1:
hones are engaged.
Wawa; the pedestrian, is matched for .500 guineas, n:r;
from York Minster to St. Paul's Cathedral, and back, in CT:
successive days, and to commence on the 2d of September ntv..
CAMPING.
Noawsea, June 13.—Monday the return match of ennri:3r,
between the hundreds of Napping and Blofield, too:: at
Ranworth, for about 141. About seven o'clock the :::e
clearing the field was given, and presented to the specators tca
meta en each side at their respective goals, stripped to the wale..
distinguished by their various emblems, red acid purple, and sar
Mt:iin the rear by their backers. The two parties then nurchol
ln-hand up to the stake in the centre of the ground, eel
shook hands with their adversaries. Three cheers were tiles
given by the men, and having retired to their goals, the tr.:tzi
began. The arrangement was, that half an hour "bhould be:
length of the match, and that party which gained the grcart
number of goals is that time should be considered the victm.
Various were the blows and falls given and received. In me...?
minutes each party had obtained a goal, and then corn:nen:el
the most desperate trial of skill, strength, and activity. IC");
man to man, and for these ten minutes the fighting was mei
furious. At length time was called, and the match termirated•
The ball was at the call of tint in the hands of a Blofield trxh
bat no goal having been obtained, the match was canal:l:l4
equal. As soon as the camping match finished, a battle far I,v.
and good took place between aw.' of the campers—Riches. a
Upton, Napping hundred, and Turner, of Witco°, Blofield
deed. 'l'hp latter man was between three and four stone lisLter
than the former. Thirty-two most severe rounds were Nut! ,
After whisk Tenser was taken away by his master, as the
• fermate between the two men allowed no chance of his
victorious.—A headman subscription was entered into on •Le
spat for Turner, as a compliment to his great bravery.

In the sight of &today sennight 28 sheep, the property C:
'J. G. Isuaaow Bp. of Gosheld, fine:, were destroyed by d4l/4
The otamodershavo not yet boentraced to the owners.
Monday last, as 11r. TiromA s Fame, of then Mit, 5a0....
was pasdag through Tumuli, a swarm of bees aliglued on nirr•
and rolled 6m his emit pocket. Hr. Fawn threw oil hi. cal
and the bon won hind from it without doing hint ant Lunn.

DIED. 1
Saturday, at Whouse in Buitowatrest, Piccadilly, Da'
18:e, Rag. mud SS year&

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