Star.
London, England, 1828-06-23 00:00:00

THE FANCY.

Sax WARD AND SIMON Branic—ft letter, received from Slits,
dated Dublin, after a few weighty retblettons on. Jem Ward sod
his friends, regarding what he calla the ." . that shot pawl
between them, states, that he has conceded every thing to Jetn,atti
he has agreed to fight. The match has been made by Ward's
friends, to fight within 30 Miles of Liverpool (and the money Slows
in Langan's bands), for £2CO a •itle.
Primal own Youna Gosa—These men • happening to come iii
contact, and quarrelling in a house at Birmingham about their Im
undecided match, they agreed to fight immediately on the spar,
'they fought a very hard battle of Ist round:, in which Piefiati
jobbed Gas most tremendously about the face ; in the last round
hit him five times in succession so heavily that poor Gas was Ime
nearly senseless, and gave in. It is said that Gas had been tulle
miserably out of condition.
JACK TISDALE AND Dunt.ev Dowses—Thursday event;
Peter Crawley's, the third deposit was posted in this asateb.:,_
men were present.
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VIWM FRIDAY WIGHT'S GAZETTE.
DIVIDENI)B to be made in the COG •
July 12, R. Dyer, Exeter, druggist, at the Globe Heittl, Stein.
July 26, Joseph Shakespear, Pinangley, Warwickshire, draper, X
eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. July is, Wm. Mitt,
Whitehaven, Cumberland; grocer, at ten, at the' Black .Lion lal,
Whitehaven. July t 1; -A. Walker sen. and M. Walker, Ann*
barn, and A. Walker, jun. and R. Hashiek, Philasidpbtionevs
chants; at twelve, at the Globe Tavern. Birmingham. July 11,
Wm. Aston, Toll End, Tipton, Staffordshire. coal roaster, at twelve,
at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. July 12, Geo. Grey, Monierk,
Northumberland, wOodniunger, at eleven, at the Turk's Headless,
Newcastk-upew-Tyrte. July 15, Edward Mellink and Thomas I.
Higginson, Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the office of P. Waits,
Lord-street, Liverpool. July 11, Robert Waite, Spilsby, Linton.
shire, disinter, at eleven, at the White Horse Spitsby. July
12, Michael Bbillito, jun. Puritan Jacklin, Featherstone. Yorkshire,
corn merchant, at eleven. at the Sessions Muse, Wakefield.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Richard . Bennet and Ilictrard Threlfall,'Liverpool; house sad
ship joiners. Thomas Rowntree and Robert Spearman, Ayres
Quay, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, ship builders. Jubn Ronson
and George Grecian, Whitchureh, Shropshire, sirrgetins. hits.
Marshall and Benjamin Adams St. Mary, Whitechapel. Martha
Beatson, William Close, and J. G. Clark, Masbrough, Entherbam,
Yorkshire, glass manufacturers. James Turpin, John Walsb, and
George Dunbar, filethley and. Leeds, Yorkshire, marble cotters.
Ralph Tbotnley and Collin Ogden, Waterbead-mill, near Otdbam,
Lancashire, cotton spinners; James Cbarles Gilchrist and Wm.
Dutton. Thomas Jackson and George Edwards, Ashlar, and
Hindley,. Lancashire, coal merchants. -William Smith, William
Alcune'', and William Swale.; Leeds; Yorkshire, wonted sprains
James Hunt, William Boardman, and Jelin Walton, Preston, Lao-
casbire, wine merchants. Thus Whitehead and Wm. Whimbealis
Saddiewortla, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers. Charles T.
Depree and Marie. T. Dryers*: jun. Gray's Inn Road, pylon
John S. Burn and Samuel Woodgate Durrant, King-street, Chap-
side, atternies. James Young; Henry Young, and W. Duberlf,
Dunley, Gloucestershire, solicitors. Henry Dison and Edward
Whettnall. Regent-street, lace dealers. William Sharp and Jovial
Grisdale, Canterbury, cheinir s and druggists. Thomas Harris sod
William Harris, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and of Corolla.
opticians and mathematical instrument makers. George 'rocker
and Matthew Davy, Coleford, Kilinersdon, Somersetshire.hreins
James Booth, New Mahon, and WM. Allen, Lodge, Old Malteds
Yorkshire.

• HE BDOM A DA RY.
THIS DAY—Moon shines 8 hours 48 minutes.
To-uoasow—Midsummer Day ; Holiday at the Bank; Natititi
of John the Baptist ; Newfoundland diqcovered, 1494.
W [MUMS—Jupiter sets at 1 in. the morning; Saturn Omni
past nine in the evening; Venus about an hour later; Tnagf
Term ends.
THUSSUAY—Length of day 16 hours 34 minutes.
Fartav—Full Moon 46 minutts past 3in the afternenn Se-
em', at its greatest distance ;rum the Sun, sets Wort 104 night.
and may be now seen to advantage.
SATURDAY—Set your watch three minutes faster titan the titsc
shown by the sun dial.

MARRIED.
Rev. Robert Stammers, B.A. of St. John's College, Camtridge,
to Sarah, eldest daughter of John. Dalton, Eq.
At Abbo?sbury, the Rev. Robert Bentley Buckle, M.A. Felko
of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, to Caroline Louisa. youngo*
.daughter of the. Rev. William Alleyne Barker, Vicar ef 'ME*
bury, and Rector nf Monckton.
Lately, the Rev. Edward Bouierie Posey, M.A. Yellow of Onel
College, oxford, second son of the late Hon. Philip Pusey, 10 Ma"'
r Park, Gloucestershire.
. Catherine,Tounges
tatighter of the late J. Barker, Esq. of Fairford

• • • . s • DI ED.
At Chertsey. the Rev. Chas. Pembroke, Rector of Weybridgc
'At Hampton,- Bliddlesex, the Rev. Samuel lb:moons, DU
Rector of. East Lavant, Sussex, in the 62d year of his age.
Alter a • short illness, at Benutton, the Rev. Wiltiani et."
Rector of that parish anal of Fovant, Canon Residentbry of So'
bury Cathedral, and Archdeacon of Wilts.
.1 he 29th of 'May, at Florence, in the 35d year of his age, icag
Toke, Esq. M.A. of I.,r.isennose Coliegr, Oxtord, barriattt-sPhi
of Lincoin's lIIU. and tlshoit soma the Rev. William *foie, Read
of liarnston, HOWL • • •

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