Star.
London, England, 1828-03-06 00:00:00

SPO RTING INTELLIGENCE.

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The Gold Medal of the GalaWel. Cloiliet Club alit
'awardei to Mr. Roster GILL. of the firm of Mem.. SILL, so,
and Co. at their half-yearly competition on the 18th atbne.
THR FANCY.
ICILLY AND L'aturtirt—Last night, at Peter Pravrley4sfebe Ibigok
of the money was made good in this match; Kelly WIN rest%
Larkins's part was done by' deputy. The place of fighting wig%
named, at Peter Crawley's, on Monday nett, basing the dry befell
the fight.
NICHOLLS •Ns Dtci Acron--Tbe money was .apisrde good g
Harry Hoit's last night In this match ; and, by minsial agreenresk
the original articles were deviated from, which titipuistei that%
place of fighting should be named by the stakeholder. And ineng
of which arrangement, It was agreed that 41w awn Amnia ..s ig
the choice.—Nichulls won the toss.
Jax bl'eallTif It AND BA assTA-Ftve sovereigns were "I
down for a match between these two (who have foughtvanie bs
lore) for £5O a-side, and a further deposit, and artieies to be &no
out, were agreed to take place at the Sugar-loaf public-house, Si
John.street, Brick-lane.—Hatret is known by the cognomen of th
Spitalfieids champion.

Lof d PORCII ESTER, son of the Earl rI CAIVNAMTON,
who is the author of the Tragedy of Don Pedro, is not
At. pesent in England,.bvt an Portugal, sheet he bat
bees travelling for many mcrtths.
ORATORIOS—PItURY-LAN5,....-The perronnamm of
last night attracted a very numerous and lashienablej
audience. In consequence of the sudden
of Mils P.m's!, Miss HUGHES appeared fine for the
fist time, and -sung, Let the .bright` Seraphim; and
ether .airs which had been allutted to that Lady, in
a . manner that drew down unanimous
Mademoiselle BRAMBILLA, who appeared also (or the
first time, is a very valuable acquisition to these per.
ft:instances. She was highlrapplauded in the air. Alen
wee,lay Rosettes. Madame.Pemt delighted the audience
in .1; hrtsocio, Nacqui an' eanno,,and ,the duet with
Mademoiselle BRAMS4LLA. .Sospili._ A young
Lady, her first appearance in public, sung the exquisite
air, Angels' ever aright and fair. Her reception was
highly favourable.• Miss Lova was mach applaoded,
and received the honour of an unanimous cutdre is
WINTER'S air, Sad sty sod sod .in the pootlar
Oh, sto,ws never .menutoa Iter, Sirttil rr hon-uts were
conferred upon Buannse, in his celebrated song elk
Death of Nelson.
The House of -Peers has ordere.l the 11 of the Lords
Spiritual and Teteporal in the plese,.t•Se ton of Par.
liament to be.printed. This rule contwww Ise names of
402 Lord', including the Roy Dukes, the; Prelates.
both English and is
Irish, and the.R.man Catholic Pow
of England who leonid eniftled eske*lte'eis sus'
they chose's° the the ciaths. The Royal Mlle, ate 5;
:the Archbishops $ ; the Dukes with . Englitkeieles IS;
the Marquises SISt the Earls 129; the Vows:lows 96
(including some Peers, with higher Scotch or bile
titles); the Bishops l 7; and t' e Barons 171, in.loding
many Peers with higher Scotch and lash titles. who./
names. 'however, 'appear on the rolls of Parliament
merely Barons. ..k is added as a memorandum to din
paper, that when the House appoints. a Select Coto
mittee, the Lords are named in the order of their tank
beginning at the highest; but when the wt,ole House
is celled for any purpose w ithin the House, or upon
ear public solemnity, the call begins invariably wits
the junior Baron. Lord WALLACE is at present in the
latter. predicament.