Star.
London, England, 1826-08-05 00:00:00

The Gold Cup, value One Hundred Guineas, and Pifty Guineas is
specie. Four miles.
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__ Plymouth
Mr. Griffiths% Palatine . 5
An excellent race, the 4 miles ron in 7 min. 13 seconds.
WENLOCK RACES.
A Sweepstakes of S sous each, was won by Mr. 0111ey's Ajats
beating Mr. Thompson's York and six others.
A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, and 25 added, was won by She
•W. Wynn's May-fly, beating Mr. blytton's ch. Eby tangolee.
A Plate of £3O was won by Sir W. Wynn's ch. c. by Plerstot,
beating Mr. Wadlow's p. f. by Spectre.

Mr. M
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WRESTLING.
The Pair at Milton Abbott, near Tavistoch, on Wednesday and
Thursday se'nnight, proved the centre of attraction to the lovers at
the manly and ancient sport of Wrestling. Some prime ones from
Cornwall attended, among whom were George Trut,!ott, commonly
called the" Big Truscott," and Daniel Cowling, two noted first-rate
players. The single play developed great skill, much science, and
good humour throughout, as the men were in most instances well
matched.
In the first round of the double play, Abraham Cann threw
George Trttscott, after about a quarter of an hour's fine play,
which afforded an admirable specimen of science and strength,—
Jame; Cann threw Daniel Cowling; William Wyatt threw John
Jeffery eabily ; Athanasius Broad threw William Pope. In :his
match much skill was displayed, and Pope was thrown with great
force; Richard Slade threw William Hawkins; William Jeffery
threw Elias Qifton.

In the second round, Richard Slade threw Arthur Rattail),;
John Luzon threw Arthur Couch; James Cano threw William
Jeffery.—Better matches were never witnessed, and they were
most severely contested throughout. Abraham Cann threw Wm.
Wyatt—a great struggle, Wyatt being a must powerful saes, sad
an admirable player, but the extraordinary science of Goes
him, after an arduous contest of twenty minutes.
Third round—Rickard Slade threw John Sercombe; Juan altia
threw John Luzon • Abraham Cann threw Athanasiits Bhbad—
well contested by all.
Fourth round—Abraham Cann threw Richard Slade; James
Cann ballotted out, which decided the contests
The first prize of Ten Pounds being awarded to Abraham Cane;
the second of Five Pounds, to James Cann ; and the third of
Three Pounds, to Richard Slade. Two Pounds were distilbuted
amongst Broad, Sercombe, and Luzon, as fourth belt men; and
Five Pounds amongst such others as had distinguished themselves
by excellent play, making with other sums gives so the Standards
individually, a gross total of 511. as. distributed by the Committee
amongst the players in this contest.
Some idea may be formed of the interest excited, whelk it it
stated that, on the second day, not less than3,ooo pirsotta paid thole
sixpences for admission to the ring.

BIRTH.
At Toth!11, on Saturday aennight, the Lady of Captain Barnard,
R.N. of a son.

MARRIED. I'
At St. Leonard's Shoreditch. on the 29th ult. John
of Cadogan•plact, to Mrs. Ann Tate, of Stone Hill Cr

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