Star.
London, England, 1828-04-04 00:00:00

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A Match far 60 sovs. 12st each. One Mile.
Mr. Bacon's Newlight,
Mr. flolmes's Grimddl ..
Won cleverly.
HUNTING.
The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds meet to-morrow at the °all;
roar miles from Croydon.,
• WINDSOR FOREST.
Mk Majesty has commanded thit no more foxes shall be killed
on the Royal 00'11.1111.0t% Windsor.,

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SHOOTING.
The inclosure at tie back of the Red House Tavern waa yearn:-
day thronged. At- the early. hour of nine in the morning An
mense concourse of peoPle were assembled. A great number of
excellent matches, at 21 -yards diitance from the trip, were shot.
The competition was between several Gentlemen of that Red House
Club on one aide and Gentlemen of different Clubs on the other.
The shooting was of that superior 4escription, that ten out of
twelve birds, upon an average, were killed. The sparrow shooting
of the Club followed.

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9"- • THIII 'FANCY. • • •
. j PMii Sasassestot—Bets seta high that Phil does not retake good his
rooneysat the last deposit with Brown; this circumstance has non.
plussed, the Fancy not a lirkk; dr they cannot shape their tours* as
if it we* a certainty, an*.they wait with anxiety for the arrival of
the tiling% • , .
• $PATifiNq A; THE TENNIS COURT.
Yesterday, Pete eta f took his benefit. The court tilt.'..
ceedingly shy of company. The pugilists do not exceed,' nisch
judgment in fiminttheirlserefits. For months in the year together
not a benefit, is tar, apdconic
others they. in a string, mat
or two a-week,bteillette pst,thflc. is sick of the treats that the posting-
bills promise. 4'he play yeterday went off very well—it lay chiefly'
among minor Men ; but *ere were a few prominent incidents.
Harry Jotter and Yaudatexcited much interest; the latter did
something better,thui out-0)ot can do with Junes, but Harry had
by far the bAt. ,
Jem Stockman and the Woolwich. baker was a rough and sharp
turn, on pretty ecjualtermati
Jens Baines antifili pups Williams was an excellent set.tol in
which the pupil appeared very much like the master--they dealt,
about scientific beauties with not much ceremony, and left and)
with a trifle of claret about the mouth.
Jem Ward mounted with the Herculean.maile Cheshire tleio.
There Is scarcely a doubt 'the hero thought it no small honour to
set-to with the Champion—and he had the honour with a vengeance.
Few would envy him who saw how dearly lie bought It—weight,
length, and strength were no protection from Jem's fives; the hero
was fairly beat grogifled, with the gloves, utdreekd like a drunken
We would not give muck to receive thr*htiocks that the hero
caught, but we will give him credit to,siy. ;flit both his game and
hi, temper 'were well tried, and he was hank a pebble in both.
Peter Crawley and .Jialley made the whill.up. As litailey has to
fight on Tuesday next, It was made i light affair. We cannot help
remarking, however, that Bailey seems to show one good ',aim of a.
good fighter—namely, that he is only so so with the gloves. Peter at
the conclusion delivered the usual acknowledgement to his friends.
Ned Savage stated, that on account of his friends deceiving ilia
he had been tinder the necessity of forfeiting X 1.5 15* to Jem•
Ahkritin laet week, but that be was now ready nice more to stake
for a match of SIS a-aide, guinea, to-pounds.

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