Star.
London, England, 1821-06-23 00:00:00

BOXING.

After the Races at A.;e, t heath, on Thursday evenirg,a
lant battle, which 1-2.s•ed 47 tninutrc, was foui,.ht between
the boxer, who lately received forfeit of Curtis, and Gardokr.
man of superior weight, end no stranger to the prize rh.7. It
was for a subscription pnt;e, and it took plac4 id fronteldit
betting.stsuel, which was much crowned. Randall decua‘lel
Gardner, and Turner officiated for Lilley.
In the first round there was much manceuvting for the hit,
'and Liiley mad; some good parries, and breaking away from
his adversary's left hand, placed a heavy right hand blow, which
dropped Gardner.
9.. A manly fgh:ing round ; 1).11ey had none the best of i:.
I:is adversary had length ond weight upon Lim, and hi a rally
I claret was drawn from each; lAlley was thrown.
The next four rounds were manfully contested, with espial ad.
vantilges, !Alley avoiding most of his adversary's blow* ; hut In
bad the advantage at in-fighting.
. . . .

7. Gardner was floored-by a heavy right-handed blow bald
the ear, which gro&eifted him, and set hint wild fin smite time.
Liliey had the best of the nth, 9th, 10th, and Mb mends,
when he appeared to fall weak.
In the I.sth Lilly shifted aly:ut the ring ; his adversary asketi
him why he did n,st come and fight, and he was floored Ilea*
by another right-handed
Gardner fought game, but he never turned the fight in Es
favour after this; he receiv...d some tremendous rigirt-handed
facer, which dropped him in nearly every round.
In the 30th round Tilley won the battle by a heavy hit, which
spoiled his adversary front coming to time.
Both had their quantum of punishment.

ELECTION of AN A LDERMAN.—Yesterda y a Ward.
mote was held at Butcher\ Hall f the inhabitants ri
Billingsgate Ward to elect an Alderman in the room
of Sir WILLIAM LEIGHTON, who has resigned, when
ANTHONY BROWN, Esq. was unanimously elected,
amidst universal applause.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION.-+-11Ie Loan
MAYOR has postpcned giving his decision on the In-
formations against this Society till Wednesday next.
GUILDUALL.AN rxrENstec raouc.—yesterday, a very re.
spectable young man, a clerk in time office of an eminent solid-
tor, was brought up before Mr. Alderman ATKINS, upon the
charge of being disorderly. The prisoner, it seemed, on his e.
home from a social party, where he had beim sacrilicir:
rather too freely to the jolly god, was struck with the appearance
of a shewy wooden figure of a Highlander at the dc .r of Mr.
Micklan's snuff-shop, No. 12, Fleet-street. The young attor-
ney, who is himself a Scotchrnan, must needs chim acquainvrce
with his countryman. He chucked him familiarly under the chic,
called him a Very pretty fellow, and M the vehemence of his a,-
fection shook his hand with so much violence as to force him from
hie station. Mr. Micklan ran to the assistance of his servant, and
in the scuffle the unfortunate highlander had both his arms di,-
located, the frill that adorned his neck damaged, besides utkr
personal injuries, which his living countryman not being in the
!tumour to atone for, Mr. M. gave him in charge to the watchman.
Before the Magistrate in the morning the young man appear 4
heartily sick of his folly, and perfectly willing to make every re
paratlon, hut complained of the excessive demand made epos
him, which he stated to be no less than thirteen guineas. 'Mr.
Micklan produced the remains of the unfortunate Highlander,
who exhibited a compound fracture of both arms, with a ISO.
lation of three or four fingers, and such other bodily wounds as
to render his perfect recovery, so as to resume his functions at
Mr. Micklan's door, altogether hopeless. The Highlander, the
complainant stated, co=t Aim thirteen guineas, and was nearly
new. The sum might scent large for the young Gentleman to
pay for such a frolic ; bet it would not compensate him for the
injury he should sustain by the absence of the figure ; for, how-
ever strange it might appear, he did not hesitate to say that wide
out it he should not have more than half his business. Since be had
stationed it at his door, he had taken on an average SOs. a d.y
more than he had done previously to exhibiting Isis: attractier..
—There being no proof of a breach of the peace, Mr. Alderman
ATKINS advised the Gentleman to settle the matter upon the best
terms he could. They withdrew together, and on their Teton
the corm)lainant reported that the Gentleman had agreed to
take the figure and furnish him with a new one.—Mr. Alchr.
man ATKINS, in discharging the prisoner, recommended to hiot
to get the figure repaired, and make a niche for him in his o6c,
where, by using it as a proper memorial, it would probably save
him more money than It cost him.

BIRTH.
At Shooter's-Ili% Kent, on the night of the 20th instant, the
Lady of G. W. Baker, Esq. Royal Artillery, of a

MARRIED.,
At Linlithgow, the 15th inst. Captain Andrew Mankal44
Leith, to Miss Catherine Paterson, Kelvin.

DIED.
On the 15th inst. at Castlelacken, in the Counts- of Mar.lll_6
74th year of his age, the Right lion. James Lord 'Baron Tyrol,'
His death, following so immediately that of the Marquis of l°
donderry, causes a second vacancy in the Representative Purge
of Ireland.
At his house in Fitzroy-equare, on Wednesday night, the 0
instant, in the 78th year of his age, John Forbes. Esq. of "'le.'
in Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, and formerly of Bombay. To dies
who had the happiness of knowing Mr. Forbes, any attewpo°
describe his character would be superfluous ; and, to those attempt
knew him not, language can convey no adequate idea of the
toes which uniformly adorned his long and actire life.
Tuesday, Charles Chaves, Esq. of bis Majesty's Frittirr
Office, in the 85d year of his age.
Da
• Cn fa'
June 7, et Manse of Kirkpatrick, near Meffat,
quhar, eon of the Rev. Dr. Sir.ger, in the 9th year of big 40,
—,7
HIG H. W ATKitat LEIN DON BIiIDGE TO-:.1011110. •
Miming - 31 toinotes after •
Afternoon . - 6 4
. . . : Printed anti pub.a y I.n rt. •
rect, Ten:p:t•Ear.