Star.
London, England, 1820-06-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENT. •

. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S`TEETEEDAT.
ODDS -ON 11AC413 TO COME.
DOI:CAS/1M ST. LSOLIL
8 to I apt Athenian. 18 to 1 apt Dunslnane.
12 to 1 apt Arbutus. 18 to 1 apt Lady of the Vale.
14 to 1 apt Smolensk° colt. 20 to 1 apt Ahisidora.
15 to i apt Tramper. 20 to I apt Monteith and
18 to I apt Lanpr. Woodbine filly.
hlonreith is gone back from 8 tril, the Woodbine Ally haiing
beat him at Newmarket.
Nmestaarxr ST. Lstunt.,--4 to 4 agst Sailor, p.p.
GLOUCIS2II2 STAKE AT CRELTSSIIAIIe•-.5 to 2 apt Champignon.
BURTON WELLS RACES, ESSEX.
WEDDIIDAY, JUDE 214..-(II.AST DAY).
Sweepstakes of 15gs. each.—(Six Subscribers.)
Capt. Hallett's Forting° - - . - I
Mr. Willson's b. f. Amelia - - - - .6
Mr. Hunt's Barbarossa - - - ". S
Three only were placed.—Even b. :ant nu Amelia, and two,
to one agaiust the winner.
The Burton Stakes of 50p. with 20p. added, for all age% ..
Two Miles.—(llandicap).
Capt. Shehon's gr. in. Culprit, Bst. 71b.
Capt. Jones's Arial; est. 10th. - - - 2
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Frewin's Diamond Ace, Sst. 711). ' - 3
Mr. Bayntunis Wizard, tat. - - •4
TOTNES RACEL—TUESDAY, JUNE 20.
A nate of Fifty Pounds. Two Mile Heals.
Mr. King's 13.. c. by Sorcerer • - - - 1 1

Mr. Gardiner's ch: f. by liSphasard -- - 2 2
Mr. Buck's b. 1. by Czar Peter - 4 3
Mr. Ad Eand's ch. -Gypsy, by Camerton - 3 4
Sweepstakes of sgs. each, for horses net thorough heed. Two
Mile Hcats.—(Seven Subscribers).
Mr. Trelawney'sbr.m. Barbara - - • - 3 1 1

Mr. Acland's Cli. F. Gypsy - • 2 2 2
Mr. Thnpler's b. g. Harlequin (broke down) 1 3 dr
Mr. Acland's ch. f.-Clermont (bolted).
~rLeriZ'ZAT.
Ladies' Plate of sCSO, for horses not thorough bred. Two miles.
Mr. Trelawney's br. m. Barbera, aged, lOst. Ilbs 1 1
Mr. Aeland's ch. g. Roman Candle, lOst. 11b. - 2dr
A Sweepstakes of iOgs. each, for Hunters, lest. Three Melee
Heats.—(Five Subscribers).
Mr. Leach's b. m. Lufra, aged 1 1
Mr. Aciand's sr. g. aged - 4 2
• BOXING.
• The amateurs of milling are tow upon the alert, in conse-
quence of the three great fights coming on.
3fendose and Tom Owen.—The stakes of sew a-side were
made good between the above osild ones, on Monday hitt in the
neighbourhood of the Mint. Mendoza, unquestionably the
very first fighter of his time at the age of 55, after having ex-
hibited in 34 prize battles, is now coming forward, once more,
by way of a lie sip, on the 4th of July. He is the favourite, 5
to 4. Tow Owen (nearly 60 years of age) is looked' upon as
somebody, front conquering the ent-ened-out bully, Hooper.—
Duke's-place and St. his are all alive upon the subject.
Cooper and Shelloss.—This elegant fight, ss. it is termed by the
admirers of taste and science, takes place on Tuesday next, within
twenty miles of London. •
Arbiter and Oliver, contend at Norwich, on the 17th of July.
Tito gamer men have never been opposed to each other.
CR I CHET.
Monday last a Match at Cricket was played on Seven Oaksl
Vine, between eleven of the Bullington Club and eleven of the
Seven Oaks Club, which the former won by 65 runs. And en
Wednesday sstother Match was played on Prince's Plato, be-
tween eleven of the Bullington and eleven of the Prince's
Plain, which the former won by 271 runs on the whole, and
the first innings of the Bullington was 76 above both theme of
the Prince's Plain.