Star.
London, England, 1829-06-10 00:00:00

THB DEBBY AND OAKS.

The settling took place yesterday at Tattersall's, and taken alto.
'ether. was the qvietest we have attended for many years beta.
To givekenery 'facility as business, tables and chairs were sacra
' in variowi parts Of the „yard, into which none hut subscribers yretw
admitted, except on payment of a sovereign—a regulation' rendered
indispetatable by the intrusion on former occasions of thew who,
'wither v' pay nor receive, were ready enough to Wu. The
premise. were crowded at an early bout, and Aetna/la? sp,.„d
ra-
pidly, but not to the amount we have seen in many previous Derbys.
Rvery thing went or unooddy in appearance; but it was plain, how.
ever, that many accounts were deranged by the non-appearance ef
two pude& who lost heavily on both rams : the one is a Mr. IL whew
losses are variously stated—the average about 7,0001. His cassis
quite hopeless. as be has apprised his victims that " from the OM.
expectedtenninatien of the Derby and Oaks, he cannot meet Ms
diKerences!" Nothing could be done more coolly. The ether
party is likely to come •if he-fails we shall not forget him. Dr
the first named Gentleman one party loses 2,5001. another 2.4006
a third 2,0001. and so on. The only great winner is Mr. Fenb,
who bad nothing to do but .it still and receive tribute: tt was a
" Onions sight" to we the rolls of hank notes tweed epee
every minute, and the perfeensowehnlance with which bepze
ryes—hit wins nearly 30,0001.! The amount of the defalcations
is not by any means large, and the bastes so fairly divided, Mat the
settlement is generally considered rather harmless than tab/wrist.
ASCOT.HEAT4 SECOND MEETING, Tummy, Jun S.
His Majesty's Plate of ioop. for 4 yr olds and upwards —3,46,.
The Great Park Stakes of 25 sows each. 15 ft—Old mile.
His Majesty's m Maria, 3 yrs. Itst lolb
Duke of Richmond's Hladostan, 4 yrs, 7st 7th
Mr. Gardner's Ematelios, 4 yrs, 7st 6th.
Mr. L. Heresy's Mamie, 4 yrs. Tat
Sweepstakes of 100 son. b ft, 2 miles and a distance, for 4 yr ilk
Mr. Stoneltewer's Kildare, list Gib
Lord Eamer's Father Long-legs, 7st 15th
Mt. Rogers's Medallist, 7st Sib
Duke of Richmond's Hindman, Tat 7th
General Grosvenor's Mammas, 7st 51b
Sr M. wood's John De Bart, 7st tlb
Match of 100 son, Is ft—Old entle.—Lord Mounteberlea's &auks
apt Mr. Crosby's Christine, eat 4th each'
Wrostesnay. Jeer 1.
The Gold Cup.—About 4jf miles.
Lord Eseter's Father Long-legs. 4 yrs.
Duke of Richmond's The Alderman, aged.
Lord Mountcharks's MareaboldiS yrs.
Remain, 4 yrs.
Mr. Gardner's Conjuror, S yea
Mr. Stonehewer names Glory, 4 yes.
Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each and 39 added.—Two mks soil a
distance.
TIOXIIIIAT JOLT 2,
, A Plate of 100 gs. (handicap) ;Ives by the town et Winn.
Two miles and a distance.

A Handicap Plate of MO for all ages.—Same distance.
The celebrated stallion Fyldener died lately at the Crofts, mit
&ratfard.apon•Avon. in his 47th year.
ROWING MATCH.
Yesterday evening a mikes wager took place from Watering
Bridge to Vauxhall Bridge, and back to the place of starting, for
Si. a side, between Parish and Williams, two asterisms belong*
to Watinieo Bridge Stairs. They started at seven o'clock, aid
after a contest which bas not been equalled for some tinsels alias
and hard rowing, Parish was declared the winner, but by wily a
quarter of a boat's length. The rivet was thronged with Nang
all descriptions, and the bridges lined with spectators.
THE FANCY.

Among the holiday amasements, appointed for yesterday, we
two fights—the first between Davls(tbe Black) anti Ned Says".ol
the second between Deaf Burke and Flesmaurice. Me Uttering
having been postponed from Tuesday week, in consequence et de
interference bf the Surrey Magistrates. Both fights were for t&
a side and, by mutual agreement, Harpenden Common Batts
was chosen as tbe scene of wise. Thither a moderate st:ritiki
of the Fancy proceeded, rather to be disappointed than grade':
for, with regard to the first fight, Ned flowage, finding that be call
not succeed in robbing his backer, thought propel to refuse to
thereby (whiting the money down to Davis the Black ; and wiik
regard to the second, after a fight et two boars and lifrpfivo
notes, in which one hundred and silty-sit rounds were (omit sib
alternate advantage, Fitsmaarice sung small and was proosests"
as him Neither of the men in this fight showed any pretensions
to mastic _character. Fitzataurice had the advantage of throwing.
while Deaf Burke was the best hitter. ;This eadifiation. at s
severe trial, brought him through, and victory was declared ht his
favour. Throughout it wax a bad fight, and from the wramblleg
system which was adopted, both the men and the spectators was
exhausted. •
Saturday night, about" 12 o'clock, as James Meer,
manager of dressers to Messrs. Stirling and Becton,
Lower Mosley street, was returning to his own Non'
Gaythorn street some inhuman villain, just as he stool
upon the steps before entering, walked deliberately 10
to him, and threw a quantity of vitriol in his face. N
poor man dropped as if he bad been shot, and whoa*
sistance came to him he was found to have bees •
dreadfully burnt upon the face, throat, breast, itc. chat
there is scarcely a hope of preserving his sight. and eves
his life is in very considerable danger. As Mews
Stirling and Becton have no dispute whatever withal
of their work people, it is supposed that the infant.
assailant of Moss was influenced by some'privatermile
against' him. We hope every possible effort will
made to discover the perpetrators of this and the obi
similar crimes that have recently been committed,o
it would seem as though a severe example was 80
lutely requisite to check. It is extremely importantthg
persons who may know any thing of individuals it!"
procured vitriol under circumstances of a sorpeoe
nature, should come forward and give informarisle
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MARRIED.
At Edinburgh. Charles Ferguson. Advocate. to Mho. 1.4
daughter of the Right Hon. David Bilk, Lord Justice agit•
At Humanby, after a courtship of three hours, Mr. T. 01$50
of Pilmore. to Miss Hamlett Henley. et Morton. The balef,
lh 73 years of age. and had five wives before be was suucklls"'"
girl of 17.

DIED.
The 9th inst. at Lord %line's bourne, Pluisultiell.4•
Dowaw Viscountess Melville. Ada sod
• la Dirftaddmstreet, die Mu Thomas litapletasi --
tbe Right Hon, Lord Le Desponeer. aged 37. gifi
Irt Stantford-street, at
,an advanced age, Major Ludt
Invalids.
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