Star.
London, England, 1818-07-29 00:00:00

SPOR.TING'iNTE'LLIGENCE:

EDINBURGH RACES, MONDAY, JULY M.
A Gold Cup, value lOngs. (14 Subscriber), the orandas tv I
paid to the winner in specie. Throe miles.
Mr. Shear's br. h. Lucifer, 5 yrs cid -
Sir ll,les. lint's Pltz Orville, 6 yrs old -
Lord Egiington's b. c. Clengary, ditto -
Mr. liay's b. f. by Sir ("Juries, ditto .
Sir W. Maxwell's b. e. Ftlinton, 4 ',its old
Lord Kminedy's b. e. Habeas Corpus, 4 yrs old -
Lord Eichia's Miss Syntax, 4 yrs old
Seven others were drawn. Was easy.
A Match for 100 Guirw•as. The last rat.
Sir W. Maxwell's ch. c. the Laird cf Markhouse, 2 yrs 04
Marq. 's b. c. Sir Toole/ Whag USlnigninhir.
A race, and won by bLlf a length.

.ao by Subscription' for all Os. hest'..
Lord Fife's br. g. Highlander,
der 4 yrs oil - 3
Mr. Storey's b. c. Little England, 4 yrs old -
Mr. Catterson's gr. c. 4T Knowley, 3 yrs old
TUBSDAT.
Fifty Guineas, given by the al, of ltdrutbnrgh, for awr lore,
&c. that never won plate or stake of that vslue
Plates excepted.) Four mile heats.
Mr. Smith's b. c. by Day TrophoLius
Sir Alex. 13un's b. e. by Deceiver
Mr. Skene's b. c. by Governor

This was a ♦ery fine rate. The first heat %els kettly
tested; the second was rcn from the post, •hz !:,-
being run neck and neck by the Deceiver aLsi'lroplao..i. : •
and won by a head. There was afterwards a Hack rut, m 4.,
afforded considerable sport.

WEDKESDAY.
His Majesty's Purse of 100 gs. given to the City of BlizbutS.
Four-mile heats.
Mr. Skene's b. m. Lucifer, 5 yrs old - - I
Sir Alex. Don's b. f. [...charts, 4 yrs old .
Lord Fife's b. g. Highlander, 7 yrs old . .
Five were drawn. The second hest w;.s petty w i 1 accrta,
particularly In the run in.

EOXING.

Assort AND Jnease--The battle between these heroes of*
weizlit took plate p.sterday on Wimbkslou Cianicons
wac successful throughout; he tot his adversary hoard in the
I .;tl, round; his ogles were queered, his teeth chattered, 451
his head was dunned. Jones, however, foutht manfully s
the YOth round, and he did some execution, but in a blird e-•.
Ills brother closed the fight by taking him away, stating the
be wanted a good uaappisig and he had got it. The L•anlc WO
40 minutes.

A second fight took place between Downs= Toe, sad if.l,
the Coallwavet, whkh are their travelling Darn v. The Dt.:12‘4.2
was twat atter a mw-ay struggle of 36 minutes.

BONC-STREKT.—Yesterday, several diForde:lv ft:
lows, found at night in St. James's ?al:, were cca.-
initted as rogues and vagabonds.
James Hay, who stated himself to be a trichkip•
man, was committed for stealing hi, own
which was deposited with a pawnbroker far 6s.
CitiEEY-sttunnE.— Two privates of the 'id root
Guards, named Archibald Stewart and John SNai,
were committed for an outrageous assault on M
Foxwell, of Poland-street, whom, together with ha
wife and daughter, they- had knocked down ,r4l
beat without the slightest provocation.
MA RLEOROVGII-sTREET.—One of a gang of swir...
lees, who go about soliciting charity item uobiesnal
and gentlemen, under false pretenses, was yesterday
brought to the Of on the charge of Lord Pima
'ton : but the case was not then gone into.
Gasmen's INtsuesr.—Monday, an Inquest was
held at the Middlesex Hospital, on the body of Atr
Ayres, aged eight years, the daughter of Mr. Ayres,
of Gray-street, Manchester-square.—lt appeared that
the deceased, with sonic ether children, were playir_
in an upper room of her father's house, and along
other sports the deceased proposed jumping upsilon
the window seat. The window was open, :male
deceased taking the first leap, happened to verb:•
lance herself; and was pitched into the street epos
her Bead. A Gentleman, named Cross, was passmg
at the moment, who tool: her to the Hospital, where
she died in a few days. Verdict—Accidental death
About one o'clock, on Friday, three men, employ(
in the chalk-pits at Offham, near Lewes, belong's
to G. StureN sit, Esq. M. P. were killed by the si
den fall of large masses of chalk, and several otli
were seriously:hurt.
Monday se'nnight as a hoy, about It years of
was amusing himself on the logs near the Comma
Hard, Portsea, with a child, his brother, 20 nus.ths
old, in his ernis, both fell into the water, and tae In-
ter was drowned.
Tuesday se'nnight, three boys went to bathe int
Trent, at Stoke. Daring each other to wade
deepest, they got out of their depth, and all three
were drowned.
Last week, one of the East-India soldiers, qz
tered at Chatham, was drowned in the Nledway•.
went down to the River to bathe by the Connassat
cation Bridges.
Last week, one of the sliew-booths in Leeds ft:-
the midst of the performance. One child, abet:Ai/1
years old, had its bead so dreadfully crossed u '
cause its death almost instantly ; two others w
much bruised, but are in a fair a•ay of recovery ;
of the female pc:formers received a wound in the

At Newport, Isle of Wight, the wife of Unit. Barton], al
Wtdoesday, Ituneoru, Ches'aire, the Lady of Cap. J:
Bradshaw, R.N. of a daughter.
Friday, at Lady Col Linwood's, 'York Plate, the Jioc.
(3. L. Ncwnham, of a still-barn

M MIR I ED.
Saturday, at ihumersanith, Finsr.nd Roraids. rag. to
only daughter of Dr. Auckr,on, of 11 =men:nub.
July 21, at lA' urg b, Robert Fily,n, Et+ Madras No
Fatablidnent, to Maria Euphernia, unly daughter 1f
the
Lieutenant-Colonel Filat, 25th rtgiment.

}:v.
On the 21 of July, at Funchal, bland of Madeira, tht
year of her age, to the Inexpressible grit-f of her surei,-i'F
Lt,
and brother,and fondly regretted by all who re inter;
acquainted with her, Harriet Catharine, only daughter
of t'Q
late George Lovibond, Fag. of Manche,terotrare.
Friday, at Argyle House' Lady Caroline Catheriae Gen;
second daughter of the Earlof Ab.rdeen.
sninJuisterly
thuat
ttlsearish.Marate of Buncie, the Rev. John Catepb.;:,
of
At Ferney.Grepen, Westmoreland, the HO Wt. Robert -t;
lao, Esq. Banker in Edinburgh, aged. 711.
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