Star.
London, England, 1821-10-10 00:00:00

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The Gelid Cup that Drs ajakirlreht at Richithisil kit week;
is the sliteintit of his winning during ilk last seven yea*
Seven at Preatbaj Aft at Lancaiter; Sheet at Richmond; and one
at ,Middieham.
The Matilids it liedieoitekii this eas the Cofiptriiller of
the. ditePsttiw Hitatiirkich takes place tin the 10K instant, aher
tlihkk the sputnik* give as tiepin Ball and Seppet to the
Loam
R. DASAILthit. ion. Rsq was the winner ibis tear of the
Gad Mldil give h tish Scofscraig Golf Club, after a wet*
awe&
BOXING.
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In the absence Of pugilistic admit in big meit, (impaling Whet
is called the London Ring, the eistlntryinco seem determined td
bare a rivalship: The battle we air about to record, fought at
eight o'ckick yelierday morning, do Hemel!? Moor, a few mils a
from Hartflird.bridge, Halts, bet Ween tiro men,. tit more dui
twelve Stone each, was at leak due Which wield Sabi given o r
heavyweight °bumpiest a seed men of cow age tit to he looked
at. The men for the day's diversion were Greie Granger, a
homersetshire inan, who had won some battles; and PrasokliA;
the Notdnghantsbire Manner man, who had w.ll cleared his
way. He was backed at Newark by a country G.:sideman to
tight this match for OA under the training of a. Celebrated
cricketer, near Basingstoke: The battle *at an obstinate one
of 35 minutes, and more Manhood never was displayed.
In the first round there were some severe exchanges of round
and half-round hits • but at length the smith received herd*
with a right-banded facer, b.rtweets the left eye and the ear;
which dropped his head on one side andfloored him.
2. The smith made the play, and took a decisive lead by hunt
merit's away. After many exchanges to his advantage, he MI
his adversary down by an ovet-handed blow urns his forehead.

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5. Both had worked hard, and after some awkward sparring
at beMows-niendimg, they turned to agr.Li at the give and take +Lys&
tem for seven minutes, until both were hit nearly blind. The
claret flew as if from the surgeon's lance ; but undismayed they
maintained the round tea minutes, when Granger gave his a&

versary a croes.buttock.
Until the 7th round the men were too much worn out to begin
again, and hugging was the order of the fight.
M. Both as game as the Norwich Bull. Like his opponents
the begets, they hit each other to a stand-still, refusing to go
down, but the smith was at length dropped upon his face by a
hit in the wind, which spoiled him.
He fought the fith and 10th rounds manfully, but on time
being called for the 11th, be was deaf to it, and Granger *as
declared the winner with loud acclamations.

A second ludicrous fight took place between twn strapping
rustic boys for IS shMings, which lasted twenty-two minutes.
All the harm they received was at the back of the head, from
mowing hitting., but it excited much fun.

SPORTING PIGEON JIATCH.
A grand match took place on Monday, on Eastwood DOwns,
Oxfordshire, between six shots from the Counties of then and
Bucks, with five other picked men, against eleven of all Eng.
land. It was for 200 guineas a-side, at 13 birds from the trip,
at 20 yards from the gun, as follows :
England. Killed. I Counties. Killed.
Messrs. Herring . 14
Knapp . 15
Elfie - 15
Meredith - 11
Morrison . 10
Thwack - 10
Deacon -

Messrs. Jones - 14
Thorpe 14
Burtenshaw 19
Captain Smith - 11
Messrs. Weels - 11
Herbert - 10
T. Jones - 10
Kent 9
Harbor .
hionh - $
Cave 7

Harrison -
Selkirk -
Gilbert -
Arnold -

114 1 110
The thin reputed bew .hots of the Counties killed, two of
them test, and one eight birds, willeh lost them the match. •

STEEPLE CHACE.
A dangerous =pick of this kind took place on Monday, be-
tween Mr. Frauastaw, of the Farley Hunt, and a Gentkinan
of the name of Haaansovon. The match between the patties
and their friends was far 500 guineas a.side, over a piece of
about 21 miles, as a bird would fly, situated from Mr.
raildeaw's cottage, at Swallowileid Moor, Berke, to Brack-
nell inclosures on Windsor Forest. Each t.ok the same dine-
don until they came within sight of &Sharpe wood, which they
skirted at opposite angles, after a severe sunup of eight miles
over the rough Moor, with many hazardous leaps. Tory were
at equal distances, two miles from home, and made an interest.
big race up the hill to the finishing spot. Mr. liasinsaw won
it by superior strength at last, in one hour and thirty-five minutes.

An extraordinary fatality has lately attenied a family residh g
in the neighbourhood of London, of the name of Death 1 Mr..
Death died at the commencement of the present year, and, in
a few months after Mr. Death Mewed. In the eourw of ciziateen
months seven deaths have taken place in the same house.
It may be gratifying to the scapans of Bath to hear
that the Princess Caraboo has returned from America