Star.
London, England, 1829-01-27 00:00:00

SPOUTING IN TELLIGENCE.

TA TTERSA LL'S
- Except Dratber to Moses. who kasnsasly repined his old place,
pone- of the- favourites underwent any change worthy of .notice.
There is a tendency to shell among the 16 to I hors.a, but me
auflictentlf nsarltvd to enable us to Nutria bow It will aff4ct them.
.The odds are thus— _ ________

to 2 apt Luso
4 to I apt Brother to biases

6 tot apt Date of Graftotis
Oaken)

13 to 1 art Canvass
16 to 1 agst Post Obit
14 to 1 agst Electress
17 to 1 apt Mortis Dance?
17 to 1 agst s•pagoolle colt
16 to 1 agst Prince Howie

K.
8 to 1 art Will o'thrWisp
15 to 1 apt tiro. to Muses
SO to 1 apt buss 611 y
45 to 1 ago Brother to Sontag.
Nu Olen motional.

6 to 1 apt Green Mantle
7 to 1 apt Varna
10 to 1 apt Luis

Nal.
112 to 1 apt Clotlltle (taken)
16 to I apt Vat
50 to 1 dist Device (taken)
Law a.

II
toto : aaggsitt Vit4.:lwtatiunre (take;)-

40 to 1 agst Vat (Own)
The rest as before.

COCKING.
The Main for 200 sous. Ntlffetll Firming and Nash, terminated
on Saturday evening alter some very excellent fighting. Fleming'.
birds were very unlucky that d iy, winning only two battles out at
the seven ; however, be won the Jlaiu by three battle's, as will be
seen by the score—
Fleming, 22 battles• I Nash, 19 battles.
The Pat was well attended each day, and we confidently antic!.
pate that the promises held out or a busy sporting season will be
fully realised.
CHANCE RINGING.
Wednesday was 'lnv, by the Society of Cumberland Youths, at
St. John't, Hackney, a true and complete peal of grands:re triples,
consisting of 5040 cba which was • cleted in three hours and
eleven minutes, wWch was conducted and called by G. Potter.

. STEEPLE CHASE.
The Steeple Cbase which is su nitieb talked of between Little
Gilmore, Esq. and Captain Ross, was to have been run on Mon-
day last for .€5OO, but was pcorponed owing w the frost. It 44 to
come off in the neighbourhood of Melton lluwbray, it is carte:ed.,
in ibe month of March nest.
A TUB N4;l*.
A turn up took .plsee in Italielash fields yesterday between a
pupil of Alec /teed's, nephew to Jem Belcher, and a Bonitarn
weighing 12 stone. The match was made at the Red Horse, ll
street, and both men appeared in the ring prechely at one o'clotk,
attended by their second.. Alec Reed and Yana:elk fur Oath. r's
nephew; and Seabrook and a Yokel for Meatier.
H,.und I. Both men eyed one another let some rime, at lan
Bonlface Lit with his left, well stopped ; counted, and
Boldface floured by a right.banderonder the left eye.
V. Watson made play; was well stopped ; made play aga:o.
an eachange of hits and a rally followed—give and take; Bon:lace
thrown a trues-buttock. A sovereign to tea shillings ou Btichers
nephew.
5. Both men came to the .scratch, eviatently tired. Boniface
made play—well stopped; Watson nude, play right and leit—a
rally, all to the advantage of • the N. phew, when Boniface was
thrown heavily-5 to lon the Nephew.
4. Wa. fought desperately, each man for lamotur. In thin mond
Watson making play first with left, but well sto,ft and returned
upon by Boniface's right. which cat, %%room unAec the left eye;
both men on dirk metal, give and fake. Watson bating le:t and
right, Buniface retmnius the same, bot al in t .vour'uf Watum,
whose retntsts weir heavier tb.o I.lculitace's. A guinea tea shilling
on Watoan, who fought wish gr-i jui!;,m.i,t is retreating and re.
turning with left and right. A close attuned, bath men oiniahitg
e.:ch other, Bonitace under in the fall. bree to one :ail on
! Watson, but no takers
The fight combined on for twelve more roußds, all hi !avow of
IWat.or., who won it cleverly in 20 minat:e..

Mary Siranger, reiding to flethnil Green, has ben
sentenced by vie %Vorshtp street Magistrates to pay
or is months' imprisonment far dog-stealing; the CAr•
Ca4o, of forty dogs were found in her residence, Ina
upwards of 600 skins discovered on the pie vises of a
tanner at 1-1-=ton, to whom she had sold t`terns.Sie hat
since been discharged, the Magistrates discover.ng they
could not convict, as an proof of identity in the animals
could be adduced. .

BIRTH.
The 18th inst. at the resldense of the Warden of UsaiAolcio,
Oxford, Lady Carmichael 4nstrother, of a son.

M A BRIM). r
. •
At Bellaspoor, in the Bast_ Indies. Capt. Janis Walltelt fink%
Major of Brigade, Nagpoor service, to Annabell. Masers,ll, youogeit
daughter of the late Hugh Crawford, Esq. of Greenock...,
At Woodland, near Dumfries, Capt. George Gustavus Tonna%
R.N. to Anne, eldeskdaughter of James Walker, En. of Craw.
fordtown.

DIED.
At Woolyric*, on the 15th inst. aged three years and one month,
John, youngest son of Lleiet.-Colonel Paterson.
At Edinburgh, James Robertson, Hsi. Civil Engineer, late of
At his house, Archer's Hal!, Edinburgh, Mr. Jobn Brand, bow.
maker to the Royal Company of Archers.
At Capinton Castle, on the 16th inst. Sir William Cunningham*
of ('aprinton, Bart.
At Edinburgh, on the 16th inst. James Ferrier. E 1 late one
of the Principal Clerks of Session, Eliaburgb, Jo the 00th year
his age.
. The 21st inst. in Park-place, St. Jamees,Thos. Rose, Esq aged 46.
At his house, in Gay-street, Bath, aged 69, the !tee. Heal
Pottinger, Vicar of Compton, Berks.
At Crieff, John Ferber, a veteran of 104 years of age, wantinz
only two days to complete his 195th year. Ile was confined to
the house for about a fortnight before his death—but retained full
possession of his mental faculties to the lag. In the earlier part
of his life, he was in comfortable circumstances, but about 40
years ago, he was visited by misfortunes which he could not sur-
'mount, and from that period till he was 95 years of age, he conti-
nued to earn his bread by the sweat of his brow. In the rebellion
of 1745, be must have followed the banners of Prince Charles to
the field of Culloden, had not his father procured a substitute. At
a subsequent period he enlisted in the King'a troops, and soon
afterwatas sailed along with the expedition against 11.116,1 e. II•
used to give a distinct and animated account of the memorable at-
tack on that fortress, and for some years considered himself the
only individual belonging to the expedition who remained to tel
the tale. Throughout the whole of his patriarchal life, he eras
distinguished fur his upright and inoffensive character, and by a
contented cheerfulness, which never forsook bins either in adver-
sity or old age.

141V.VGATE Alto LRADEN H ALL MARKETS, JAIL sl.
Heti— ..":..3s id to sslod Veal 44 Bdto Sf id
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Mutton .. ...$s 4d to is Od Pork 4s ed to is 44

PRICES o► HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
K. sautes. lIINITDCHAPEL
flay .11151 Od to 41 10s Od Hay le Ss to 41 4s 01
Clover 3110 s Od to 51 Ss Od Clover SI Os to SI 54 ol
Straw 1114 s Od to 11 les Od Straw 11 10. to 11 164 ed