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London, England, 1828-05-14 00:00:00

. SPORTING-.INTELLIGENCE.
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YORK SPRING MEETING,' 1111mr:In.
Sweepstakes nt .1.0 111.11 s. . ach far three yr olds• tilts, list Sib; Ggki
Bst 21b. '1 be la., mle and three quarters. Teti Subscribers.
M.ijor Yarbui o'. br f Belinda ...
Mr. Wetherell't ch f by Whisker •••
Lord Milton's ch f Mariqueta ... ...
Mr. G. Penes gr c The Abbot ... ••• ••• I
Nlr. Gully's ck c What.think you s.. ••• i.... ;
Mr. Darnell's br e Billy Memenger .. - .. - ... i
Betting-2 to 1 agst Mariqueta. Abbot led of at Vert kirlik
running, closely follow, d by Mariqueta and the others in place,
they kept precisely in the same form, making good tanning, and ai
keeping well up „until within half a mile of home, when the 614 h.
Whisker made to the front and challenged The Abb. t; this, bc,,;'•
ever, was a momentary affair, for Maritime's thimetitately use
boldly forward and challenged in earnest—at least so it seemed, fat
she looked uncommonly like a winner; at the Grand Stand, hoe.
ever, up came Belinda in a mast surprielng Manner, made a slur
struggle with idly by Whisker and Mariqueta, gained ground artery
stride, and finally won in high style by a length and a halt.
Produce Stakes of SO save. each. h ft; for two yr olds, elk; sit
51b; and fillies, g,t hlb. T.Y.C. Eight Subscribers.
Hon. E. Petre's b c Netherby ••• ...
•• I
Mr. Darnell's hr e Statforth ... ... • X
Betting-6 to 4on Stotforth. This was a neck and Deck 8,4*
almost every sense of the word; the betting for a long time erase
evens, and it was not till just before starting that the adder* tli
Stotforth. They came off abreast, at a tremendous racing pa
and kept to It, head and head, it being either's race till the last midi:
when Netherby came a bead in front, and by that only did be as.
The York Spring St. Leger Stakes of SS sari. each; for tki.ee yr
olds; colts, Sat Slb ; fillies, fist 21b. Last tulle and three quarters
Seven Subscriber&
Mr. Armitage's Velocipede ... ••• ••• •• 1
Mr. Broadhead's gr e by Viscount •• • ••• .
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Lord Scarborough's b c by Cation • 012, •••
... S
Mt. Watt's Coulon ••• ••• • . -• 4
Mr. Crompton's eh c by Whisker ... 9.4 •
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This may justly be termed a race extraordinary, or a mai raid
out race. Bering-7 to 4on Velocipede, and very few tram
The Sapling Stakes of SO sou. each, hft ; for fillies, Bst .311). lit
and a ball. Five Subscribers.
Lord Milton's Ballad Singer ..• ..
Mr. Uppleby's eh by Tramp ••
Lord Scarborough's sister to Pasta ...
llettiog-7 to 4 on the winner, who went off at a steady pact
which she mended when she got to the wood ; there the aka tau
had a shy at her for the lead,- but withoutlsuccess ; she was attar
beaded, and won by three quarters of a length.
The course is is dreadful order fur ramming, being se hearyilat
the horses sunk in at every step, which must bare told greatly
against the weak one& •
BETTING IN ST. JAMES'S LAST NIGHT, 12 rams.
The following important changes took place last night-
-1 Dsairt7 17
to 1 agst hlercbant
to 1 agst Lancastrian
.
20 to 1 agst Southeote
20 to 1 agat Challenger
30 to 1 agst Onion

7 to 4 apt Cadland
5 to 1 agst The Colonel
' 7 to 1 apt Zinganee
10 to 1 apt Rough Robin
12 to 1 apt Lambtonian
13 to 1 apt Giraffe

sto 1 agst Ridicule (taken)
3 to 1 agst Zoe (6 to tel taken)
ST. 1

7 ito 2 apt Velocipede

5 to 1 nit Rosana (6 to 1 tok)
7 to 1 art Ttonopoline (uke4

$ to 1 igst. Bess/ Bedlam

FIGHT BETWEEN GAYNOR AND GYBLETTS, FOIL
FIFTY POUNDS ASIDE.
The match between the above men came off yesterday,at Sore-
mere, in Bedfordshire, on the borders of Herts.
Toms Oliver, who has received the old P.C. stakes. by erdersf
Mr. Jackson, for the first time appeared in the character of Coo.
miisary in Chief, and formed the ring on the appointed spot**
the activity of an experienced practitioner.
ilomday the men moved from their training ground.tostardstir
come a action, Gaynor taking up his quarters at the Blue Bost,
la. Abate.; and Gibletts at the Cross Keys, in the village of RIP.
They were both extremely well, and in the highest spirits.
esterday morning Gaynor was joined by some of his Co '
hackers, whose arrival in a dashing four in•hand drag, accom
by a hey-bugleman, set the whole town in motion. •
Shortly before one o'clock the men moved to the ground,
in his "slap-up rehicle," and Gybletts 'in an bumble "one.*
shay?' The colours of Gaynor. which were orangeotwe •
numerously displayed, and everything concurred to increase
confidence, and to prove the liberality of the amateurs by wheal
had been matched.

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THE FIGHT.
All being in readiness, the men were condbeeed ..
*.quarter past one o'clock.
The first round commenced by Gaynor-bitting out at .o,llld
body, but he was beautindly stopped, and Gybletts jumped WWI
away ; Gybletts then delivered a body blow with his nen, hit*
ceived in return on the nob; Gybletts then went b., to dal, ad
Gaynor fell with his back against the stakes; he, however,jempel
up,• and fought a brisk rally, in which complinerrits were inter-
changed, and in the close Gaynor threw his man a heavy fall. Oa
' getting to their second's knee, a slight tinge of blood was mum
the mugs of both. In the second round, after some good fighting,
Gaynor planted a beaVybleaw under Gybletts's right eye, andatade
* deep incision, from which the blood flowed copiously. In the
dose, Charley tried for the fall, but Gaynor dextrously gave kis
his leg, and threw him heavily over on his bead. In this spirited
way did the fight continue throughout. Etch in his turn Woe
the assailant, and succeeded in planting heavy jobbing bits on tin
*rad, as well -as tevere visitations to their respective ribs lii Ike
dews, however, Gaynor had a decided advantage, and repine,
*ow his man with prodigious force, while Gybletts, in ibis van
did not succeed inure than four or five tames. On some occasion
Gybletts was thrown completely over the ropes. falling perFetsh
Warty on his head. The punishment of both was severe, GOA*
receiving a severe cut through the cartilage of his nose on mews
don, besides divers slaps in the mouth and no-e of a more mini
come character; while Gaynor received severely on the mood,
nose, eye and neck. Both at one time were extremely weak, but
Gybletts came round first, and from the steadiness with winch k
'stood on his legs, and the ferocity of his attacks, again hecamei
favourite at 6to 4. Still Gaynor, though piping, was neatly, keel
a proper distance, stopped Well at all points, anti, becontiottlaf
sailanc in turn, kept the balance even. At last, in the 49:5 two,
Gaynor, collecting all his energies, rushed in to fight; Gybletts
treated, but Gaynor caught him severely right and lett, then licn
several times. and in the close threw his man heavily on bit bark
This. was a shaker, and it was evident bad u.ariy deprived Gym.
of his senses; his seconds, however, lifted him up, shook Mai
roared in his ear, and restored him in time to take him to thr
scratch ; Gaynor was himself so exhausted by the last struggle. id
when be went in to finish, be was so wild as to be unable to
steady blow. Gybletts, game to the last, hit away, but was 4_ ,10
floored—both falling heavily different ways. This fall, surrall.
to his former punishment, was sufficient, and on time being
called, he was unable to stand, and Gaynor was pronouseed
victor. amidst the deafening shouts of his friends. Gybletts
from his exertions and latieue, and became insensible; hi '64
state he was bled by a Medical man on the ground. Gape AO
some time was so lar recovered as to be enabled to walk to NI c-±i'
tiage, which was immediately driven off to the Bull, at Hark*
the key-bugle playing—" See the conquering Ifero conies.

BIRTH.
, the Guuuwof Mottos, et a JingMe•

The 6th inst. at Edinbi

MARRIED.
Yesterday, by special license, at Sc. George's, Hanover-90"r",
Lieut.-Colonel l3ulkley, of the Grenadier Guards (the Duig "
%VeUington'is liniment), to Lady Catherine Bouverie, ,01, d+
of of the Earl ut Radnor, by Lady C. Pelham.
The Rev. Hugh Usher Tighe, B.A. of Corpus Christi Cannes
Oxford, to Anne Florence, second daughter ut John 14'0"1"
Esq. of Drumcar, county of Louth.
At Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, Francis Jahn Lace, Esii•
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versity College, Oxford, to Elizabeth, second daughter ut
the W
Rev. William Crofts, B.D. Vicar of Nortb Grinietune, Yorkshires

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The Stis instant, in France, at Abbeville, Mr. Peter Ifooreo;,_
76. He was, fur twenty-five years, the Itepreventative rib:
Freemen of Coventry, and during a much lot ger period he ti
taken an active part in the most important polnical trat iaclics'
the day.
fbe ids lest. at Herne Bay. near Canterbury, James Gil'
ILL% sidle lion. East India Company's service, aged 6t.

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. SPORTING -.INTELLIGENCE.
YORK SPRING SIEETING,•IIO,4I:I6.
,prtakes nt ;o 044,a each far three yr old.. eelts,Bst Sib; atoo ..
....
t 21b. Ibe la., mle and three quarters. Tett Sol:ocribere - •
r Tarim' i.,11'• br f Belinda •••
Wetherell's ch f by Whisker •••
Milton's ch f Mariqueta ••• ...
3. Peter's gr c The Abbot ... •••
Gully's ch c What-think you s.. ...
Darnell's hr c Billy Mesee i paer .. -- .. • 1 ''"6""'
... —•-•
ttitig-2 to 1 agst Maricueta. Abbot led of at very MA
lig, closely followed by Mariqueta lied the others in pine, .
kept precisely in the same form, malting good running, and ci a-oo'
in well up Anita within half a mile of home, when the M:y hy if
tier made to the front and challenged The Abb. t; this, hO;4
was a momentary affair, for Mariqueta immediately eaao
y forward and challenged in earnest—at least so it *erased, fa
'II
stoked uncommonly like a winner; at the Grand Stand, how.
, up came Belinda in a mast swanking Mariner, made a slur
gle with 6117 by Whisker and Msriqueta, gained ground ae„„
r, and finally won in high style by a length and a half. -' 1
lace Stakes of SO soy& each, b ft; for two yr olds, eel. IS.
51b; and fillies, fist 31b. T.Y.C. Eight Subscribers. • I
E. Petre's b c Netherby ••• ... o I '
Darnell's hr e Statforth ... ... •• ti I'
zing-6 to 4on Stotforth. This was a neck and neck syr4le
it every sense of the word; the bruit% for a long time vra, ac
s, and it was not till just before starting that the odder* „0 , ~
forth. They came off abreast, at a tremendous racing pace and
kept to It, head and head, it being either'* race till the last midi: b.,a
n Netberby came a brad in front, and by that only did he via .1.,
York Spring St. Leger Stakes of SS lois, each; for glom yr by t
Is; colts, Sat 51b ; fillies, fist 21b. Last tulle and three Timm Cow
men Subscriber& Tire
Armitage's Velocipede ... ••• ••• .. 1 text
Broadhead's gr e by Viscount 04 • •.• .
a lanes
I Scarborough's bc by Cotton ..... ... ••• 1 Si
Watt's Coulon ••• ••• • • 4 sPPI
Crompron's eh c by Whisker ... ••• .
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his may justly be termed a race extraordinary, or a rval railed At
.ace. Bering-7 to too Velocipede, and vet, few tank . _
Sapling Stakes of So sew& each, bft ; for Suites, Bst .311). lit 1711
and a ball. Five Subscribers.
I Milton's Ballad Singer .. .. ~.
,g .1.
I
Uppleby's eh by Tramp •• bole
I Scarborough's sister to Pasta ... I.
etting-7 to 4 on the winner, who went off at a steady pact Gilg
11 she mended when she got to the wood ; there the eon cft ", st,
a shy at her for the lead,- but withoutlsuccess ; she was trey., or
led, and won by three quarters of a length.
be course is in dreadful order fur ramming, being so beavythat . a
horses sunk in at every step, which must have told &only
net the weak ones. • ; B
ETTING IN ST. JAMES'S LAST Ni G HT, 12 o'Cur.t. . 4al A"'
lie following important changes took place last night—
Dearer. . .
o 2 apt Cadland 17 to 1 apt Merchant . .t
o 1 agst The Colonel 17 to 1 apt Lancastrian
1
:o 1 apt Zinganee 120 to 1 agst Soutlicote
to 1 apt Rough Robin I£oto 1 agst Challenger
ro 1 apt Lambtonian . 30 to 1 apt Omen
1
to 1 ag•t Giraffe ..
OAKS. '
to 1 apt Ridicule (taken) I
5 to I apt Rosana (Stet tab) .
co 1 agst Zoe (6 tel 1 taken) 7to 1 agst Trampoline (okra) : , 4
Sr. Le&
le 2 apt Velocipede I 6to I *gat. Bossy Bedlam '
GHT BETWEEN GAYNOR AND GYBLETTS, FOR 1 '
FIFTY POUNDS A•SIDR.
fhe match between the above men came off yesterday,at Sheri.: ' '
re, in Bedfordshire, on the borders of Herts. 1
fan Oliver, who has received the old P.C. stakes, by 'Herd ' '
.. Jackson, for the first time appeared in the character of Coto • ai
,nary in Chief, and formed the ring on the appointed spot with I :• ,
' activity of an experienced practitioner. i.
Monday the men moved from their training ground.towardsdie 1 el.
ne of action, Gaynor taking up his quarters at the Blue Boat,. !. 001
Albans; and Gybletts at the Cross Keys. in the village of Ren .
Wen. They were both extremely well, and in the highest spirits. , oi'
sterday morning Gaynor was joined by some of his Corinthian
:kers, whose arrival in a dashing four in•hand drag, accompanied
a key•bugleman, set the whole town in motion.
Shortly before one o'clock the men moved to the ground, Gayser .
bis " slap-up iebiele," and Gybletts 'in an bumble “oitolicest
iy." The colours of Gaynor, which were orange, tere ye
merously displayed, and everything concurred to incfease
ifidence, and to prove the liberality of the amateurs by wbsor bl
I been matched.
THE FIGHT. I[l
All being in readiness, the men were condneeed OP the scrsteb I .
marter past one o'clock.
The first round commenced by Gaynor-bitting •out at .Gyilltuf
dy, but he was beautitidly stopped, and Gybletts jumped EN*
ray ; Gybletts then delivered a body blow with his right, Mat te. , .
ived in return on the nob; Gybletts then went it, to dash, aid
apace fell with his back against the stakes; be, however,jamped .
I,' and fought a brisk rally, in which compliments were Moo • I
anged, and in the close Gaynor threw his man a heavy fait Oa
'tins to their second's knee, a slight tinge of blood was onto ,n 1
e mugs of both. In the second round, after some good 'cluing, i
iynor planted a heasigeblOw under Gybletts's right eye, &name&
deep Incision, from which the blood Sowed copiously. In the
use, Cheeky tried for the fall, but Gaynor dextrously gave kits '
a leg, and threw him heavily over on his bead. In this spin* . s
ay did the fight continue throughout. Etch in his turn seesaw : '
e assailant, and succeeded in planting heavy jobbing bits on sled .- ..
rad, as well-as severe visitations to their respective ribs In do
oats, however, Gaynor had AS decided advantage, and repent*, -
weer his man with prodigious force, while Gybletts, in this too
id not succeed more than four or five tames. On some (wastes ~ 0
ybktts was thrown completely over the ropes. falling pergenti 'lc
daily on his head. The punishment of both was severe, Gybhts
!ceiving a severe cut through the cartilage of has nose on °orate 'ji
on, besides divers slaps in the mouth and no-e of a more wee . "Ii
ante character; while Gaynor received severely on the moots, ,
ose, eye and neck. Both at one time were extremely weak, be
lybletts came round first, and from the steadiness with winch It
nod on his legs, and the ferocity of his attacks, again became' •
ivourite it 6to 4. Still Gaynor, though piping, was steady, ken
proper distance, stopped Well at all points, and, becomieg. there 1 I
Want in turn, kept the balance even. At last, in the 49:e route, • m
laynor, collecting all his energies, rushed in to fight; Gykletts re I
'rated, but Gaynor caught him severely right and kit, then lie 'I I .
rveral times. and in the close threw his man heavily an bis bal.
'hie was a shaker, and it was evident had to ariy deprived Gybes 4
f his senses; his seconds, however, lifted him up, shark liar ,
oared in his ear, and restored him in time to take him to the ...
:retch ; Gaynor was himself so exhausted by the last struggle, listP
then be went in to finish, be was so wild as to be unable to Fluff
ready blow. Gybletts, game to the last, hit away, but oar 411 41
oored—both falling heavily different ways. This fall, stir
o his former punishment, was sufficient, and on time being air.
ailed, he was unable to stand, and Gaynor was protium's-A am 1.
'actor amidst the deafening shouts of his friends. Gybletts ROA
tom his exertions and latisue, and became insensible; la ""° •
.."
tate he was bled by a Medical man on the ground. Garior•lat o,
lime time was so far recovered as to be enabled to walk to kora'
iage, which was immediately driven off to the Bull, at Hopeokts
be key-bugle playing—" See the conquering llere conies. •
B I RT H.
The 6th inst. at Edinburgh, the Countess of Morton of ailasstite.
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MARRIED.
Yesterday, by special license, at Sc. George's, Hanover-991"T,
Lieut.-Colonel Bulkley, of the Grenadier Guards (the Butt
Wellington's liniment), to Lady Catherine Duuverie, sole daulb°4
)(the Sari of Radnor, by Lady C. Pelham.
Oxford, to Anne Florence, second daughter ut John ilkC""'
The Rev. Hugh Usher Tighe, B.A. of Corpus Christi Col'
;?....
F.sq. of Drumcar, county of Louth. itli
0g tie).
At Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, Francis John Lace, Esq. e, .. -
rersity College, Oxford, to Elizabeth, second daughter lit that:
Rev. William Chats, B.D. Vicar of Nortb Granistom• I_fj_..____..-,gk t
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76. Ta eHttliwinass,tanf:;itnwYerlintnyee-f:vate
- • . • DIED.
oore eld
Freemen of Coventry, et iod he
and during a match • log ger p 4 y,
taken an active part in the most important poliiical trataaeoe" o
the day. Mold' •
The 6th inst. at Herne Bay. near Canterbury, James GI
max of the lion. East India Company's service, aged 61%,........
eats,yAbbe Abbeville, lair. Mr. Peter II , 1
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