Star.
London, England, 1820-09-23 00:00:00

MONDAY, sErrtmazs. 11.

: \vccp3takes of 60gs. 401 t. f-or 2-yr-old colts, Bst. 41b. fillies, Bst.
Two-year-old Course.
M:. Prendertant's 1. by the Cole Arabian • - 1
Major Kirwan's c. by Recordum - - 2
Portarlington stalics of 50gs. 30ft. far 2-yr-olds •' colts, fist, fil-
lies anal geidings, 7st. 91b. Two-year-old Course.
Marquis of F.ligo s f. Gumboge - - 1
Mr. Daly's c. by Pygmalion - - e
Ss% eepstabes of 25gs. loft. weights fixed by the Stewards of the
Turf Club. Post on the Flat.
Mr. Watt's St. Laurence, 3 yrs old, 7st. 111 b. - 1
Mr. Ilanter's Th,!tis, 3 yrs old, 7st. 71h. --- - 2
Marquis of Sligo's Rose de Amour, 3 yrs old, 6st. 131 b. 3
Mr. Daly's Rob Roy, 4 yrs old, fist. 51b. - - 4
Mr. Daxon's c. by Rainbow, agst. Mr. Daly's filly, by Pyg-
mlion, Ast. each, .SOgs. p.p. Two-year-old Course.
i_ TVZSDAT.

leinster Stakes, 100 gs. h. ft. for 2.yr-old colts, Bst. fillies, 7st.
111 b. Old Two-year-old Course.
Mr. Daly's ch. c. by Rugantino - 1
Colonel Bruen's c. by Gauntlet - - 2
ilan'licap Flee, value SOgs. Weights and distance fixed by
the Stewards of the Turf Club. Three-year-old Course.
Mr. Caldwell's Spriggins, 7st. Illb. - 1 2 1
:Mr. Dodd's Sprite, 7st. 41b. - - 2 0 2
7.l.lrquis of Sligo's Rose De Amour, 7st. 101 b. 0 1 3
Mr. Prendergast's Louisa, sq. 41b. - - 3dr
air. Hunter's Interloper, ast. 51b. - - 0 3 4
WFDNEMIAT.

Wiliington Stakes for all ages, 50g4. h. ft. Three-yr-old Courde.
Ilr. I renderzast's ch. c. Regent, 4 yrs old, Bst. 81b. - 1
.4r. Witt's ch. c. St. Laurence, 5 yrc old, 7st. 51b. - - 2
Mr. Gore's ch. mare Kitten, 5 yrs old, 7st. 21b - . 3
Three paid h. ft. and four paid lOgs. in June.

The King's Plate of 100 gs. for any horse, acc. carrying 12st.
each.—Four-mile heats.
:Mr. Hunter's ch. horse Roller, G yrs old
Scott's bay horse Olympus, aged -
P,'. Dunn's ch. horse Sir Francis, aged

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2 dr
3 3

The Peel Stakes.
Mr. Gore's colt, by Goodall - - • -
-!r. Pri•nch.tgast's filly, by the Cole Arabian -
rC. Cpote's colt, by Rainbow - -
Vs.rquis of Sligo's chesnut filly Nun - - - -
Me. Gore, with the same horse, won the 2d and 3d Clau.
TIIVRSDAY.
The King's Plate of 100 gs. for 3-yr-olds.
hunter's b.ty filly Thetis - -
1-Ir. Prendergast's bay colt Dimsdale - - - -
lir. Dodd's hay colt, by Overseer - - - -

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ANGLING EXTRAORDINARY.
Tuesday last a dog belonging to Mr. VACGIIAN, of Olney
Vnl, near Oxford, saw an rel in the mill-stream, when he in-
ctantly leaped into the water, and brought the eel out aUve.

PEDESTRIAN WAGER.
Mr. Posers, of Great l'ortland-street, undertook for a wager
of twenty guineas, to go to the 13th mile stone on the Bath
.o.ld, from Piccadilly and hack to Hyde-Park-Corner, a dis-
tance of twenty-six miles, in four hours. Ile started yesterday
!miming at five o'clock from Hyde-Park-Corner, and arrived
at Hounslow at thirty-two minutes past six. We returned back.
again to Hounslow, after touching the mile-stone, at thirty-six
minutes past seven, having one hour and fifty-two minutes kk
to perform the other ten miles, which was twenty minutes more
time than what he did it in on going out : bets were then in his
favour, and he appeared in high spirits. Ile was exactly an hour
going the next five miles, and was then so fatigued that he gave
up the wager, having five miles more to perform in fifty-two
minutes, although half an boor before giving in, he offered to
doubt: th- bet. One of the Gentlemen who accompanied him
on horseback, has undertaken to go the same distance in the
&igen tiu.e, for forty :unites, ou Friday neat.

BOXING.

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Saturday. a desperate battle was fought at Sheerness, amidst
a great concourse of people, between the celebrated pugilist
Clattries Horner, a navigator, and a young man, a bricklayer, of
the name of 4peatter, working in the yard, which lasted the space
of one hour and forty minutes, and in which upwards of seventy
rounds were fought, in most of whin' Spencer bad the advan-
tage, by knocking his adversary dots, nearly every round: yet
so confident were the friends of liar er of his getting the vie-
s tory, that they offered six to one on their man. The battle was
moat obstinately contested, and the bricklayer spewed a bottom
seldom witnessed, and in the end, by putting in a well directed
closer in bis antagonist's side, rendered him so completely unfit
to renew the contest, that he was led off by his friends with one
eye quite closed, and an arm dreadfully disabled, so much so,
that it is feared he will lose the use of it ;
_while the bricklayer
was greeted by loud shouts of applause by his fellow-workmen.
Yesterday afternoon two fruit-women quarrelled about a stand
at the cad of Fleet-Market ; they proceeded to blows, and is
the affray one of them bit the other's ear off.