Star.
London, England, 1820-07-05 00:00:00

SPORTING lATELLIGENCE.

IPSWICH RACES, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1940.
His Majesty's Purse of wogs.
e Dube of. Portland's isr. h. Tacna*, 4 yrs old - 1 1
Lord Roues ch. e: Hoopoe, 3 yrs old - t
Mr. Hankey Smith's ch. a. brother to Sylvmus, 3yrs old s 3
Very had neo—bets S to 1 In favour of the winner—after the
, Ode beat to 1.
BOXING.
• - MINDOZA AND TOM OWEN.
Abl •, k the tiring of amateurs assembled on Banstead
es siligswes to those of F.psorn, to witness this battle,
dhl not expect to see anything like that memorable combat be-
lateen Cooper and Shelton, yet the novelty of a ight between
these microns, so celebrated in the old school—the one the
dinassud of the prize ring in 1790, and the other the cowmen's-.
of the oist-end-eut Bully Hooper. she dolman, attracted. great
'timbers.- Meade= is risingiyirrie, .and Nut is'en the wrong
aide :.of dylp.swe. It wan a grudge between them, and theft
backers staked £3O a-side. At one o'clock Owen entzred the
slag, and threw up his Winnow; he peed well. Mendoza fors-
lowed, and chewed good eonetiou also. The secoods.wens
Cribb and ha. Hodson for Owen, and- Harry Lee and Ran. •
iAI foi Stemless. Current betting was S to 4 ou Mendoza,
bet it was bqiglng whilst the men were stripping.
Rae= I. Mendoza made a left-haodrd teint to get to wort,
bat Owen avoided him by breaking ground several paces. New
ems st length Timed a "sod body kb with the tight handl as
Chose followed, and Owen skewed most strength by mast%
his adversary, but both were down.
Q. -Mendoza made play left and right, but Owen brallyelior
'hem both attempts, and bleodom placed a leiblimeil
slightly upon his adversary's head ; after adose both wait dal%
Owen lusder.
3. Mendoza succeeded in placing his left and right-banged
hits, but Owen met him with a right-banded blow upon the
left eye. which Soared him, and produced antitioal in s.reams.
Betts betting, aid Owen far choke.

4. Owen -Mivived khat-irightlianded bit upon the body and
mitAed his return blow, when Mendoza threw him, but both
were down.

8. bieodoza made one of his admired scientific parries of
kft hand ; a close followed, when Mendoza received upon
the weaving system, and was thrown a heavy fall.
6. blecoloza made play, but he missed his hits, left, right and ,
,left, well meant, and after a hugging close both went down.
7. Owen was sparring with extended arms, Mendoza on-
mottled at him, counter.blows were exchanged, and the men .
returned again to the scratch, when Owen placed a heavy right-
handed blow upon his adversary's ear, and afterwards went
down from the effects of his own blow.-2 and 5 to 1 on Owen.
8. A act ambling round without hitting, and both went down,
Mendoza under.
f. thin were
emmt from distressed
the for
aboutd Alen and
dthedorlaret
za's i 1
runningeyes.
He missed his hits and got to close quarters, when. Owen get
his head under his left atm, and with his right hit away, best at
Ma Minya and then at the back of the bead, and he so con-
Amid limodoza's head and right hand that he could only curi-
al, Uwe( by going down, and when roused by Ifandall, he
Wad Mallet, to she,/ the ken Owen had got Mai on.
10. In a hugging round Mendoza was thrown, but both was
down.
11. Owen hit his adversary twice on the head with his left
hand, and Mendoza went down weak. Poundnge on Owen.
12. This was the last round, in which Mendoza made his last
Abet, but it was unsmiling. Ile was es *child to the arms of
ONO, 'w punished him spin at the weaving system until be
lase a log, And be gave in at the desire of his friends and the
ams..--Thua was this gallant professor of his day beat in
IgniMilnatas and $7 seconds—he who- had fought thirty-three
bade% and shewn himself at all times the pride of the-prize-
rigs-he who had subdued the vaunting. of Bill Ward,amd
tailed the bating notions ,cf Humphries: Mendosa's last fight
was with Harry Lae, whom he beat ea the 21st of March, 1806,
and in that battle his powers were meek subtitled. In this
battle it was Mendoza in shadow and in attitude, but net in
measurement nor in action. He had no chance of getting at his
adversary, and pet Imps he is more beat than ever he was fn his
life. Owen is a heavy right-handed bitter, and bad length and
strength over him. He won his fight well with Hooper, sal la
not to be scoffed at now. Mi. Jackson made a subscription for
the tear, as some plastemfor his eyes.
WEST COUNTRY DICK AND PARSONS.
A ire of AlO was collected. for Dick to imp his man, who
is a ( -a boa*, particularly Careful of his person. The fieht
excited neither interest' nor betting. Dick began with him as
he left off. He was backed at 6 and 7to 4, and the odds kept • •
increasing to the end of the light, which Dick had all his own •
way. He gave him some right-banded beltep-fasters, the effects
of which were distinctly baud by the applauding amateurs. The
band! lasted 31 rounds, and Parsons was playing down, by
tumbling about at the latter part of it. Dick pocketed the
easiest stake ha ever earned.
HARRIS AND WYBEIL
. Harris. who distinguished himself a short time since with
Green, entered the lists with a new one of the name of lqber,
for a light purse. WO a proved himself an excellent ruilme, but
he had ho chance, sad lost the swag after fighting halt an hour.
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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

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[This Omen, notifies his Majesty's appointment of Lord fit.
Helen to be no of the Lased his Bedchamber, in the toils
of Lord Cheeks deasosed;- also hie Naivety's Hann
to Dr. Alexander lint Physician in Ordinary to Ott
Emperor of Ronk, to unapt and weer the great Cross of the
Russian Order et It. Wledbirl. • .
MOM= zaviranasi TO anon AI VMS PAW= PA SILLIIIMIM
Borough of Malasesbory—Walam Leaks Esq. Damian.
street, P in the Teem of Kirkman Bioko,
who has a the Chiltern Modred&
Borough of Petersfield--Mr Philip Musgrave, Bart. in tree room
of the Right Hon. Lord Bedlam, who being also elected far
Leondrister stands for that place.
qty of Dublin--Thomas Ellis Esq. in the room of thi_alglit
Hero. Henry Grattan, deceased. -
Borough of Ennis—Richard Wanly, of the City of Loader'. Salad ty sensight, 'about one o'cl,ck in the afternoon, Am:-
Req. In the room of Sir floss Mahon, Bart. who has aectpted dooms Dana, Esq. of ©obey, near Clogort, was shot at trona
the allot of Radiator of Munster. . behind a dyke, when on his way to join the Stratliblane Yee-
- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. manry Cavalry, of which corps he is an Officer. The ballet
Visit Botcher, Cambridge, scrivener. • grazed Mr. limner's bridle hand. Mr. Donor attempted to .
-leap his horse over the inclosare, bat it being pretty high, hie
BANKRUPTS horse was unable to get over. He then dismounted and got over
Alexander DPFadane, Postern-row, Tower-hill, toyman, to sue- the .dyke, himself, and took elm at the assassin, but hie *steel •
- gooier July 11, 18, and August 15,. at eleven, at Guildhall. missed fire. In following up the permit, the scabbard of ha
Anerney, Mr. Rippoo, Great Surrey-street, Biackfriato-road. 'word tr4Ped him. and, there duyeeeoradeerrecireamenneets,
the ant& got dear ofE A person has since been taken up as •
ASA. Weight, Old Ford, wharfinger, July 8, IS, and Anson
• 15, at twelve, at °Widths* Attorney, Mr. Gellibrand, Acts- amides, and sent of to Stirling.
• dolden. , Lawman Axe Tonne BILL—The following is am dtk. -
lam Hyde, stayietaridge, mature, wool eo_doth_tnenufse_ enact of the all affecting Luanda sad Tenn*, introit:ad by
Mar, August '7, 8, at six,
,and 15, at eleven, at the Rams- Mr. l'innevelli4,, ,„,e, sad mw• in rare" *mil' Parlimmalt I
la's Arms, Huddersfield. Attornies,. Mr. Brown, Saddle- '' ' ' "thl" 14.-ialsmil "a*, '''e.retuwate Wks*
midi ; or Messrs. Brundrett and Co. Temple. a Talent who Looks penesisit elver the deterndoethe of Ms
interest. to bold hint to boil witi two sureties for coband Niece
Surfltead, Hoddisrsfield, corn-factor, August 8, at six, 9, profits, en met by appdevlt to the satisfaction of the Coors, fit
IS, at eleven, at the Pack Horse Inn, Haddendeld. ° the next Tenn. that the 'Minn is is feet detenaned. tb•.,Li„
Attonks, Messrs Fisher and Sallow, Thank.. -Inn ; Of fink of bail fees& then jedosbeet se be inenediatek cubed
asp
Meson. Clough and Brook, Huddersfield!. . for the Landlord, and a writ (tiptoe' ahem
Robert Lee, Roll, merchant. July 14, 15, and August 15, at 2. U nit be found, and the k consequence goes to
elms, at the Dog and Duck, Scale-lane, Hull. Anomie*, trial at the next Assizes, then a verdict be given for the Land- '
Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartietee-buildings, Holborn ; or ' lord, it is provided that be hall !wive Odin eit and.reeattion
Maw. Frost, Hull. I forthwith, instead of waiting till the next Term after the Anis: r,
John Malley Simson. late of Flinstead, Ran, dealer in cattle, which is Pow Deemer/. •
July 14, 23, and August 15, at eleven, at the Thorn lon, I 5. The Jury giving a verdict fin the I andlord, is also by no
lilesdry, Nam Attornies; Mr. Ambrose,. Manabgtne, some verdict to live damages for the,metoe profits, to ream*
Ilasiz; or Mr. Cocker, Nassan-street, Soho. . which a subsequent action must noir be benign. lira, %pia b
mamas Howie. late
of Wadsworth, Yorkshire, dindse_mann_ be for the defendant after he has bent held to bail, taiga, •
• Landlord is charged with doable costs.
facturer—feli, tat, 24, and August 15, at three, at the War- .
ren &Itchy Arms Inn, Stockport.
ne mad Parry, Temple. Attorniee, Mr. Haddad-Tli is the wt. none of these preoridd ne in this Rl' wh:elh
ley, Stockport ; or Messrs
meet materially alter the Law of Ejecta:en:, with a view of
. Mil
I mammas the fends emoadtted by means of the'power which
John Rood, Portsmouth, brewer, July 18, 12, and August Ur, i rittivisq, gm" now liana retaining „,......,;__ for a
.at twelve, at • GuSdhall, Leaden. Attendee, Mr. T. Min-' isened•eitee mainsanst kaawansed, a power, sr-717a in
the
chin, Veraban-buildinp, Gray's Ism; or 'Mr. T. A. bilschin, • I etwis dommosbie at Ladpday ariWayey, emh.ss him
:0
Galion or Porta& I seem to Mon( die wilds of the hay and corn harvcst • .as le.
John Jeeves; St. Ives, Ilundlidoothires Dl ester.
21, 252 , mown be eittioly dispossessed dB the following Nov miser to
and August 15, at ten, at the Star Inn, . Atter- ' will frequestly plough and even crop old pasture hat a, in lord .1.
ales, Mr. Walker, Easez-nreet, Manchester; or Mr. Mils, I
to into these atone profits, cosopessietion for wit Cal mood
Chanary-lane. . . - be soave e 8 by action till the Spine Anises in the ibiewino
Willem Manse; Briningtoss,
,Dedryshiri, iloor-iseler, July ; year! whew the Tama W POWs so Wader ftedimminkrii. ie '
17, at six, VI, sod insist !Os at eleven, at the Commercial solve and Peek te pay the Sao
sweraoL, _ . .02Z
Hotel, Chesterield. Attendee, Mr. Stevenson, Lincoln's tends to ehrkerriPher4dPrlre, held 61661.070 st/188,
Inn ; or Messrs. Dribble and Wallet, Chesterfield. - year Or ease, In is to beldievosaiterodliat ifstesisra.. s..
William Oldham, late of linogeniess, St. Martin'anne, ware- . The consequence be that itwabot Aildlsede Ira tike
houseman, July 11, is, and August Is, at eleven, at Ovid- ; cane to have agreements to-waiting is Oil rows. elliVisoo peek .
hell. Attendee, Mars. Windle Mid Co. Gray's least; or tenancies, which are now a canna sweat st adipeimmi gogi bc .
Mr. Thomson, Macchester. `mock diminished. ' 1 •
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