Star.
London, England, 1824-01-30 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGANCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, JAN. 29.

The Betting-room was attended by few, excepting these sport.
Mg Gentlemen who usually lay the odds, coosNuef tly there w„s
scarcely any business doing. The Agnes colt, third tavourite for
the Derby, seems on the decline; three points being offered against
him more than on Monday. Very little alteration has taken place
on the other stakes since last meeting day. They stand m under

5 to 2 agst Reformer
5 to I agst Prudence
Si to I apt Quadrille
6 to 1 agst Don Carlos

8 to 1 aglt Cressida
13 to 1 agst Dpnessa
20 to 1 agst Reserve.

5 to 1 agst Swiss
7 to 1 agst Reformer
14 to 1 agst Agnes
16 to 1 apt Osmond
16 to 1 agst Ridicule
16 to 1 apt Cressida
OA KS--NO

18 to I agst Hurley Burley
20 to 1 agst Jesse
25 to 1 agst Bras
:-A) to 1 ago Cydnus
.10 to 1 agst Sr Gray
40 to 1 agat Dactyl'
on since Monday.
IT. Ll= ea.
22 to t apt Visa Crandall
25 to I agst Ormond
30 tot art Streatham
35 to 1 apt Helenus

11 to 1 agst Alt/sidora filly
13 to 1 apt Swiss
17 to 1 apt Rosanne
18 to 1 apt Millis of Mansfield
22 to 1 agst Ringlet

HURTING.

The Fan Essex Fox-hounds meet on Monday, at EArlurto,!.
Thursday, at liellingly; Saturday, At Newmarket Heath.

COURSING.

The great matches, for 50 sovereigns, between Mr. Lainbton's
bitch Ilawthorn and Captain Swan's Juniper; and another for the
like sum, between 11r. Harper's dug Fly and the famous Royston
bitch Van, were run yesterday morning on the environs of Ashted
Park Manor, Herts.
The first match was won by Mr. Lanibton't, after an excellent
run of three-quarters of a mile. The second was equAliy as fine a
run, and was won by Fly.

A Subscription Piece of Mate, value £llO, was the next match.
Mr. Harrison's Truth heat Captain Pres:la's r. b.
Mr. Huneym 111'S Rump beat .ir. Gent's Fag.
Mr. Owen's Elk-n brat .11r. Roden's br. J.
Mr. Sharp's Plato beat 3lr. Howard's.
lii the tie Truth beat Pluto, and F.llen beet liomp.
In the second tie Truth beat Ellen, and won the prize.
Mr. BotiVerie's skim beat Mr. Roth's Folly in a £lO match.
The sports closed with other excellent matches.
HERCULEAN UNDERTAKING.

Captain Mimes, of Waddon, Berke, started at ten o'clock yester.
day morning, to go by way of Oakingham, front the City, 140
miles, in 48 hours : namely, to Weyhill, near Andover, Hants, md
return. It is fur 200 sovereigns, and time is backed at tax to filar.

BOXING
ETWEEN JOHNSON THE SLACK, AND EISHOP HARMS, UN WEDNLSDAT,

ON 11111S/WELL MOOR, OXFORDSHIRE.

This match, which was for ieo sovereigns, and which had been
twice delayed, took place in a full ring, and it excited much intere,t
It was a determined claifliet of an hour and a half's duration.

In the first rour,d, after manoeuvring for the first hit, an txchangt,
of counter-hits took place, and produced the crimson hue, and born
were grassed.
The second and third rounds were slaughter* ones, aild lasted
twenty minutes, at !he real take and give. Johnson had the best
the last, in some gallant exchanges, inn he was dropped, in beic;;
too hasty.
4. Harris took the lead in this, and kept it till the 7th, when a
rattler in the jaw stopped his fastness, and floored him. ~
Until the 15th round the combatants were at bellows-mealdiug,
with pimples much queered.
The 15th, 16th, and 17th produced a copious display of claret,
and Harris, after getting a smart lugger on the left side, seas A
abroad. The battle continued to the S7th round in manly style, ani
weight at length overpowered Ilarritt. The Illack won with inu,a
difficulty.

It is not, probably, generally knerstirl that the venom
of the bee bears a close resemblance *that of the ripe:.
It is contained in a small re,iele, and has a hot and acrid
taste like that of the scorpion.
A very extensive fraudulent practice has been carried
on for a considerable time, but which has lately been de-
tected by a • mere accident. A Gentleman had pur-
chased second-hand silver forki-add spoons at a fnede
up sale, to the amount of tWenty'pounds, and, flush with
his bargain, he went to kis si!versmith to request that
he would erase the crest which was on the forks and
spoons, and engrave his initials on them. The save:-
smith examined the articles, and immediately found
that both the duty and Goldsmiths' stamps were
' forged ones, and that the silver was far below the re-
gular standard; this he communicated to •the Gold-
smiths' Company, who will immediately :aitt proper
steps to check the mischief, and to protect the Public
from imposition.

Such is the efect of perseverance and industry in
the science of Medicine, that great numbers, many of whom bad
lingered under the moat painful and obstinate disorders, who
were pronounced incurable by respectable practioners, and several
discharged from Hospitals, have been restored to perfect health by
the celebrated Dr. EADY, who, after a long and laborious prac-
tice. is enabled to remove the most obstinate Venereal Cothplaints,
however long and deeply fixed in the habit.—Ertiptions, Pains in
the Limbs, obstinate (Meets, Dimness of Sight, Nodto on the shin,
bones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats, are among the symptoms
arising out of improper treatment, and which without timely as-
sistance prove fatal. The Doctor is consulted daily by patients of
both sexes, at 3s, Dean.street, Soho, and 1, Hatfleldotreet, Stam-
ford-street, Illactfriars and Waterloo Roads, by persons front every
part of the country, and by Letter (if post paid) enclosing a fee.

On the 24th instant, Mrs. Henry Desborough, of Cobey Hatch,
' a son.
The Lady of the Rev. Henry King, of Ballylin, King's County,
' a daughter.
Jan. 24, at Braywkk Lodge, Berk*, the Lady of Rear-Admiral
Pest, of a sun.
Jan. 425, in Fitzroy-square, the Lady of the Rev. Edw, Richards,
a son.
May 28, on board the Windsor, the Lady of Capt. C. King,
f a son.
Jan. 19, at Stair House, the Lady of Major Orr, of a sou.

MARRIED.

Jan. 22, at Edinburgh. Lieut. William Hope Smith, of the 4th
Regiment Madras Native Infantry, to Eliza, youngest daughter of
John Wilson, fol. of Cumledge, Berwickshire.
Nov. 25, at Trinidad, Paymaster James Mackay, Ist West In-
dia Regiment, to Catherine Jane Moore relict of the late Dr. John
Moore, surgeon of the Bth (or King's) Regiment.
At Mary-la-bonne Church, the Rev. Henry Pepys, Rector of
Aspenden, Herts, to Maria, daughter of the Right Hon. J. Sullivan.

DIED.

Jan.-25, after a painful and lingering illness, at Alfred House,
Camberwell, Vincent Wanostrocht, LL.D. in his 45d year.
Jan. 28, Mrs. Townley, wife of the Rev. George Stepney Town-
ley, Rector of Sr. Stephen, Walbrook.
Jan. 18, at Edinburgh, Millicont Smith, relict of the Rev. Ro-
bert Hutchison, Dalkeith.
Lately,.at. Bath, Mrs. Ague Gordon, widow of Major George
Gordon, of the 2d West India Regiment.

Al A I LS.-'
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'HIS. DAY.

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Guernsey and Jersey 0 1

France
Hamburgb
Flanders
Brazils
Gottenburgh
Malta.

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O 1
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HIGH-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Momma . • • 15 !miler's after 2
Afternoon - *6 =butes after 2

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INTE LLICANCE.
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TATTERSALL'S, JAN. 29.
tiled by few, excepting those sport_
ay the odds, conaNuertly there was
The Agnes colt, third tavourite for
ne; three points being offered against assto._,
Very little alteration has taken place
nesting day. day. They stand as under . :•
ILEIWORTR.
8 to 1 apt Cressida
13 to 1 apt Lyrnessa CON
20 to 1 agst Reserve CA
I
DERRY.
18 to 1 apt Hurley Burley
20 to 1 agst Jesse
25 to 1 agst Bess T 1
50 to 1 Ere Cydnus . Ti
ZO to 1 ME Sr Gray ties
40 to 1 apt Dactyls
o'
willil
ration since Monday. Yard
TX& ST. teem. Ni
22 to 1 agst Miss Crandall C 1
125 to 1 agst Osmond
30 to I agst Streatham 7141
Id 35 to 1 agst Helenus Di
seen :
NTING. Nc
is meet on Monday, at F..l")arto,t . Treat
relay, at Newmarket Heath. atteo
CASING. By
sovereigns, between Mr. Lambtnn'i the )
3wan's Juniper; and another for 'he to by
•r's dug Fly and the fam,ms Roystoa rent
r morning on the environs of Ashted
y Mr. Larnbton't, after an excellent
e. The second was equAll as fine a
atm..
te, value £2O, was the next match.
Captain Presvnt's r. b. Ir
at sir. Gent's Fag. T.
Itoden's Dr. d.
Howard'..
Ti
. and Ellen belt Romp. ore
it Ellen, and won the prize. 0
11r. Roth's Folly in a £lO match.
T excellent matches.
4 UNDERTAKING. ••
u, Berks, started at ten o'clock yester.
of Oakingliam, front the City, 140 1'
) Weylkill. near Andover, Hants, and
:ns, and time is backed at six to /oar.
IOXING
, AND EISIIOr HARRIS, ON WEDNESDAT, .
MOOR, OXFORDSHIRE. Ta
• IGO sovereigns, and which had heen
full ring, and it excited much intere,t. ' .*
A' an hour and a half's duration. i itg
turavring for the first hit, an exchange .
d produced the crimson hue, hod born • •
• . i
ds were slaughtering ones, aiWl lasted
~ a
eke and give. Johnson had the best t.:
tango, but he was dropped, in beinj
• SS
this, and kept it till the 7th, when a
T
fastness, and floored him. ~
combatants were at bellows-mendiug,
produced a copious display of claret,
smart lugger on the left side, Sias ..1
; to the 57th round in manly style, ani
1 Harris. The Illack won with int.a
....—.7.-........ 't *
viz.
rnerally knctskti that the venom . pot-
resemblance to ,tliat of the ripe:. , T
11 re,iele, and has a hot and acrid , ti
wpion. .
.e
idalent practice has been carried aid
sie, but which has lately been de- TN
,dent. A Gentleman had pin.- and
rer fork!- add spoons at a made AND
If tWenty'pounds, and, flush wait NI
his si!versmith to request that
st which was on the forks and eft
s initials on them. The save:- lia
rticles, and immediately found 1
and Goldsmiths' stamps were salt
the silver was far below the re- tree
e communicated to •the Gold. sift
will immediately :altt proper tie
hief, and to protect the Public Uri
ins
f perseverance and industry in ire
1 great numbers, many of whom had
sinful and obstinate disorders, who Pc
ly respectable practioners, and several
vil
iave been restored to perfect health by
who, after a long and laborious prat. 47.
Sc most obstinate Venereal Cosimlaints,
ed in the habit.—Eruptions, Pains in
Pal
Dimness of Sight, Nods as the silks.
Throats, are among the symptoms Cr
tment, and whisk without timely as. BF
lector is consulted daily by patients of tic
t, Soho, and 1, Hatfield4uvet, State
41
faterloo Roads, by persons from every
.etter (if post paid) enclosing a fee.
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BIRTH& b
Henry Desborough, of Colney Hatch, Is
nry King, of Ballylin, King's County,
ge, Berk*, the Lady of Rear-Admiral
, the Lady of the Rev. Edw, Richards,
indsor, the Lady of Capt. C. King, , t
1
he Lady of Major Orr, of a sou.
[ARRIED.
ieut- William Hope Smith, of the 4th
fantry. to Eliza, youngest daughter of
edge, Berwickshire.
'master James Mackay, lit West In- .
lane Moore, relict of the late Dr. John
ar King's) Regiment. •
h, the Rev. Henry Pepys, Rector of
laughter of the Right Hon. J. Sullivan.
•
. . •
DIED.
od lingering illness, at Alfred House,
strocht, LL.p. in his 43d year.
rife of the Rev. George Stepney Town-
Walbrook.
lillicopt Smith, relict of the Rev. Res-
me Gordon, widow of Major George
ilia Regiment.
.S.—TH IS. DAY.
DU t. •lillt. lul6
O France 1 0
O Hamburgh 0 1
1 Flanders 1 0
O Brazils 0 0 •
I Goticnburgh 0 2
o Malta.
0 0
DON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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