Star.
London, England, 1821-04-21 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BOXING.

TM thatch between Gregory, the **per, sad George Mut,
which was to have taken place on Thursday, at Westwood, Suf-
folk, for SO guineas, came off in a meadow ten miles from the
appointed spat; on the estate of Mr. Banchard, of Exford, from
the apprebenidon of being disturbed at Westwood. Mr. B.
backcu the Cooper, and a neat ring of 24 feet was roped in for
the boxers to operate in. The brother of Gregory picked him
up; a..ci .Granger seconded Gillen, who gave away six pounds
in weight from twelve stone. A bard battle of ten rounds in
forty minutes was fought.
Roma 1; Pint blood was produced from Gillan's mouth in a
rally, which ended by the Cooper being grassed by a heavy hit
on tie breast bone.

u. A radioing round, which sprinkled the ring with claret ;
it wes wril wasintained, and if the blows were not delivered sci-
entifically, they told heavily. The round lasted seven minutes,
and both went down piping abed and open mouthed.
5. After a short rally, Gillen was thrown a heavy sumrnerset.
4. A gay round in favour ut Milan, who used his left hand
efepti►ey, and proved himself the best fighter, but strength put
knowledge on the of side, and he was thrown a cross-buttock.

Is thesth, 6th, and 7th rounds, the combatants were feeble
for Vast of wind; but in the Ith, they turned to again, and hit
each other to a stand still. Gilhu was hit down by a blow on
the left jaw.
9. Gillen came very weak to the scrota, and he was thrown
without a blew being delivered. Both their heads exhibited
strong marks of violence.

10. This was a very aunty round, both were hit to a stand
but -strength served the Cooper again, and he threw his
-adversary a heavy fall on the side of his head, and he could not
•easse to thus. Gregory was consequently declared the winner.
Of die two, the Winner was worst beat ; but, like Gas, he
would not be denied, although out-fought. He was always with
bla adversary, and strength, with game, brought him through.

WELFORD HUNT RACES, SUFFOLK.
WEDNESDAY, AMIE IE.
A Cup, value 60V. for Hunters, by subscription of lOga. each,

7 ft. Meats—Three Mil...
Mr. Willson's Asparagus - - - 4 1 1
Captain Thorpe's Juniper - 1 e 3
Mr. R. L. Forth's Maid of the Mill - - 2 3
Mr. Crowthet's Tally-ho - - 3 4dr
Seven started, but three ran out of the Course.-2 to 1 apt
Jaciper ; 2to 1 agst Maria (one that baked) ; and 3 to 1 apt
the winner, but even after the heat.
The Belford Stakes of 15p. each.—(Four Subscribers). •
Mr. Anthony's Gem
Mr. Wilkes's Ariel - - -
Captain Thorn's Honker -

Four started, but one ran out.—Even on the winner.
THUILSAAY, AIMIL 19.
The Welford Stakes, of lOgs. each, nine Subscro,....
Two Miles—For Horses not thorough bred.
Mr. Aveylin's ch. m. Courtesan - - 4 1 1
Mr. Rock's gr. h. Thunderbolt - 1 4 3
Captain Thorpe's b. h. Juniper - - E 2 2
2to i against the winner, and 2to 1 agst Juniper—a good race.
A Sweepstakes of 15 gs. each, four Subscribers.
Mr. Thumwood's Glow-worm - - - 1
Mr. R. L. Forth's Maid of the Mill - 2

:Heats—

Captain Harewood's !guzzler
klernshaw's Pilot - - -
Even betting on the winner.
WINCHESTER, APRIL 14.

The Hampshire Hunt Races took place last Thursday, on
Worthy Down, near this city; and, notwithstanding the unfa-
vourable state of the weather, the Course was numerously at-
tended. The Cup, value 120. guineas, two-mile heats, 12st. each,
was won by Mr. W. T. Giteiux's b. g. Repeater, six years old,
beating Mr. ;Iloaarr's ch. m. by Ruben.; Mr. FLEssixo's ch. e.
by Haphaz.n ; and Lord RODNEY'S b. g. by Derwent. Even
betting between Repeater and the mare; after the first heat, high
odds on Repeater, who won with great ease. This race excited
the tivelitit interest, and many bets were pending. Repeater
was trained by Mr. DILLY, of Littleton (Clerk of the Races), and
his condition was considered very superiar. He was rode by
Samuel Day in his usual style of excellence. After which the
Sweepstakes of five guineas each, 14st. one two-mile heat, were
won by Mr. Nus as's br. g. Blemish, beating six others, as follow :
Mr. Nunes's Blemish, rode by Capt. Bridges - - 1
Hon. T. H. Rodney's Billy, rode by Colonel 0131110 W 2
Mr. Price's Scaraniouch, rode by Capt. Price - - 3
Mr. W. Grame's Chilton, rode by Ale. Kingston - 4
Mr. Standen's Pilgrim, rode by Capt. Standen - 5
Mr. Thompson's Fyldener, rode by Capt. Wallop - 6
Mr. Cooke's Woodfield, rode by Capt. Shakespear - 7
A capital race between Blemish and Billy, and only won by a
neck; it was afterwards, however, found that Billy had run on
the wrong side of the post.