Star.
London, England, 1821-07-28 00:00:00

SPORPI G lATELLIGENCE.

BRIGHTON 11. ICES, JULY 25.
Bs Majesty's Gold cur of IcOgs. added to a Sweepstikcs of
uggi. cat:i. TWO wiles.
Sr J. Sh lh Antar, 5 yrs old
Lord Eot-mq,iles Little J(.11,1, 5
Lord G. 11. ravundu3h's Allegro, 6 yrs old

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2

W..llcPs cb. f. Prosody, ~ yte okl
11r. Bouverte's ch. c. luraper, 4 yrs old

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Won easily.
The Stakes. ci 100:3s. each, h. ft. The last mile.

Sir J. Shelley's Tarcones
Lord Egremont's colt, by Canopus
Ilr. Walker'; b. Alley
Won by half a neck.

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The Town Plate of 60gs. for ail ages. heats, the New Couric,

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a mile and three quarters.
Lord Elm-mu-Ws gr. c. by Tutit.g Gul.anna, 5 yrs old 1 1
)Jr. Field', h. g. Pady, 5 yrs old - 2 .5
Nr. Synge's I lassan, 3 yrs uld - - - 3 6
Nr. ling.-as's b. h. Carbo,-. 4) rs old - - 4 2
Mr. S:a .. ith. la. m. Mrs. Aang, 4 yrs uld - - 5 4
Duke of Richmond's b. h. Iluncivades, 6 yrs old 6 3
The Brighton Club Plate of 100 gs. 1 Ivaco, tbe Now Course.
Slr .1. Shelley's Ivanhoe:, 4 yrs old - 8 1 1
Mr. Dockery 's b. h. Cardinal, 6 yrs old - 1 2 2
Lord G. 11. (7avendish's ch. f. by Soothsayer, 3 yrs old 4 3 3
Mr. Scairh's hr. tn. Klvira, 4 yrs old - - 34 dr
)lr. Pierce'. hr. nn. AlVery, 6 yrs old - - 5 Bdr
M -r. Cracroft's ch. g. Liberty , 3 yrs old 6 5 dr
Mr. Brown's Ch. li. WOUVerM.in, 6 yrs old - 2dr
/Jr. Fteld's b. c. Fret holder, 4 yrs old - - 7dr
Good spurt the I ,sr r.ic ; the Town Plate was won easily.
The constabl.s were on duty to prevent low gambling. L'o,ad
order everywhere prevailed ; no accidents.

THURSDAY, JULY 2fi.
The Brighton Stakes of 10i,,5. each, wi.h 60gs. ad.ied by the
Town; 3.yr-olds, 7,t. four, Bst. 41b. fiec, Bst. 1111). si:t. antl
aged, Ost.:Ab. TM: New Course, cne mite and three quarters.
Lord ligremont's b. c. by C.lnopus, 3 yfv)ll • 1
Sir J. Shedey's h. h..Autar, 5 yrs old - - 2
Mr. Walker's ch. h. Canova, 4 yrs old - -
Mr. Irby named Mr. Royce's Sappho, 6 yrs old - 4
Sweepstakes of .50gs. each, for two.year-ohl e -At% Bst. 51b. anti
fillies, Bst. 21b. T. Y. C.
Mr. Bouverie's e. hey cLvelino 3
Mr. IL W. Walker's di. c. by Juniper - - 2
Lord G. 1-I. Cavendish's b. 1. by Middlethorpe - :5
Earl of Egremont's b. c. by Octavius - - 4
The Ladies' Plate of 60gs. for maiden hors";; three-year ulds,
7st. four, Bst. sils. live, Bst. 131 b. Dix, and jam), Ost. 311).
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Heats, the New Course.
Lord Rgreniont's gr. c. by Young Co 3 yrs old 1 1
Mr. Gates's hi. f. Corwt, 4 yrs old - 4 2
Mr. Constable's hi. c. Browham, 3 yrs old - - 5 3
Duke 05 Richmond's br. c. C hichester, 4 yrs old - 2 4

BOXING.
The battle between George Ford and harm!, the Suffolk man,
and a better boxer than any of his countrymen who have shown
in the Intul.in Ring, was fought yesterday morning, at Feltham-
till, on the b.4ders of Fivs. and Stanlk, fur a stake of thirty
guineas. t liagster seconded Ford, a..d 13111 Jones llama].
Buenos.— Ike first was a slashMg mord, and both turned to •
with much earnest, and set the claret flying in all directions.
Ford was floored by a g.wd one under the tinener.-e; to 4 0;1 1 larral.
2. Seven minutes of give and take w.thottt shifting, and both
were hit to a stand still, and in closing, I larral seas thruwn a
heavy summerAet. Ford had the best of the round ; even bettic
3. The combatants were slower at work, and kilt% with fa-
tigue, and in an irregular close, Ford had a trial at the wcaviLg
sptern, which got hint a heavy fall.
The 4th, sth, and 6th rounds, althouilt fourlit in distress, pro-
duced much mischief, and Ford's left jaw hung down as if it
was no part of his person, but he had the hest of throning.
7. It was equal fighting, and half an hour's rultianing had
elapsed. A severe punishing round followed, and Loth mett's
peepers were considerably damaged. Ford was hit down by a
right-handed teazer in the wind, and Ilarral was backed at live
to two.
Five other rounds were fought, in the last of whizli Tfarral
received an unlucky bit on the throat when he had the best of
the battle, and his bead dropped upon his shoulder, and his eyes
rolled about like a clown's on a mountebank's stk -. Ile was
deaf to time, and Ford was declared the victor. It Was altogcs-
ther a slaughtering tight.

Thursday morning, the Duke and Duchess of
GLOUCESTER went to Bagshot Park. Their Royal
Highnesses returned to town in the evening.
One of the Royal Yachts has sailed for Ireland,
the remainder, under Commodore Sir CIIARLES
PAGET, await at Portsmouth his MAsEsTi's orders.
The establishment at Deptford being about to be
broken up, the whole of the Royal Yachts will be
attathcd to that port.