Star.
London, England, 1821-11-23 00:00:00

SPORTING INI ELLIGENCE.

BATTING AT TATTERSALL'S, NOVEMBER 2`.1.
DERBY.
NO to 11 apt Landscape 15 to 1 agat Boos
getout apt Frolic 20 to 1 net ally other
Ag to 1 +S►t SY cigaz

OALS.
UN !apt f. out of Partisan 115 to 2 agst f. out of Reserve.
Itiontaswouvit-7 to 4 agst Frolic.
Sr. Laotii-9 to I agst Marion.
BOXING.

lbs battle between Rob Nelson, the daunting drover, and
baba, the Warminster Raman, was fought on Wednesday,
sfeshans.heath, after having had notice to quit in Surrey. It
was a lon, but a merry smashing combat of four rounds of
Ind thri, occupying fourtk er. minutes. It was for 50 sm.-
Rim The seconds were Junes and :Ross for the tinman, and
Fed aad Appleton for Nelson.
lathe int round the men had scarcely slanged their mauleys,
Amity tamed to rough and ready; without studious move-
onu. Bound bits were exchanged until the claret Hew mer-
nlyord Funs was grosses! by a right handed blow on the listener.
L Nate was hit heavy on the head, but he gave it a careless
age, irks both unmuzzled and fought a gallant round, which
isetkeirfasimess out of them. They hit each other to a stand
di, bah refusing to go down, but at length Sims was thrown
aistherset.
i Both open-mouthed and piping, like race-horses after a four
sir kat, the combatants were too tired for quick work. Nei-
ll' wade the play, and a smashing rally followed : Sims was hit
aim and Nelson was the favourite.
4. This nand gave Nelson a quietus by one of those unlucky
bib which being to Gas and Randall. Nelson was making the
'by who Ns adversary placed a right-handed hit upon the jaw,
Oki lathed it, and wan him; (Sims) the battle. Both were
neck punished.

ISRETON PArRIC RACES, TUUDAT, NO•11411ZIL 20.
hiseton Club Stake* of S. each, with 20gs. added, for
untried horses.—Heats, two miles.
la A Bouverie's Spider

1 1
- 2 3

CJantes's Fortunio -
IL Montgomery's ironside -
Mr. C.avendish's Gipsy Lass -
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- 3 2
- 4 4
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blues Freebooter
6 to 4 on the field.
Sweepstakes of 15gs. each, for hunters.
lk.llaynes's Peregrine -
Jupiter
bierey's Sally
L started, and three were placed.—A good race.
LAMBTON PARK COURSING.
Is Match for the Silver Collar, on Tuesday, was won by
batter's Juno, beating four other dogs.

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Match for togs.
1,. Hudson's bl. b. beat 31r. Thorn's Whelp.

6. Prendergast's Fly beat C:.;ptain Smith's Leopard b.
6.Gnen's Sorrel b. agst Mr. Louth's Greenshade, undecided.
Ik. Hut's Forward beat Mr. Ptince's Maria.
6. Makers Merryweather beat Mr. Lawrence's Sunbeam.
There were six other Matches undecided.
FOX-KILLING EXTRAORDINARY !

lh Timm, of nodesley Lodge, Salop, having a sow with
elms of young pigs, had one of them taken away, but could
set discover the thief. On examining the sty again on Sunday
themiag, the 11th inst. he found therein the brush of a fox,
MI6, it is supposed, had, on the preceding night, visited the
ItY hi the purpose of regaling himself with another little grunter;
bat therm being aware of the intruder, and most likely enraged
it tie loss of her young one, attacked Iteriard so roughly as to
Mope' him to make a hasty retreat at the expense of his brush,
ad ultimately of his life ; for, on the Tuesday following, Mr.
HMO having occasion to go near a dingle, about two fields
item from the house, entered it, and there found poor Rey-
and stiff and lifeless.

Saturday evening last a most daring robbery was
committed between Egham and Staines, on the per-
son of a poor old woman named Cavey, nearly sixty
Tears of age. The villain on meeting her gave her
a violent blow with his fist, knocked her down, and
drew her into a field ; he then stripped her, and left
her for dead. Through the exertions of Mr. James
Banister, of Egham, the villain was taken, and has
been folly committed to llorsemonger-lane for trial.
Ine poor woman lay from half-past six on Saturday
Welling till half-past two on Sunday morning, and, if
*bad not been for a roail-waggon passing at that
me, she must have perished.
Monday evening, between six and seven o'clock,
Mr. Davies, of Easthope, on his return from Wenlock-
market, was stopped near Westwood by three foot-
1, who presented a pistol at him, and demanded
1.4 looney. Mr. Davies gave them two sovereigns
°rid, and four shillings in silver; the latter of
!Inch the gentlemen very politely returned, observ-
Ing that they only wanted either gold or bills ! They
then allowed Mr. Davies to proceed. Shortly after,
Mr.llhitefoote, of Longville, and his neighbour, Mr.
Daniel Lowe, who were likewise returning from
market, were attacked by the same men. The rob-
bers took from Mr. Whitefoote about eight guineas.
One of the villains has been taken.

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A lamentable accident happened at Malden on
Saturday. 'nit youngest son of Mr. Docray, whilst
standing upon a part of a filed threshing-machine,
and driving the horses, was suddenly beat down, and,
Wag among the machinery, he was killed on the spot.