Star.
London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INITLLIGINCE.

YORK RACES, AUGUST 11.
An Immense assemblap of persons wore on the Conroe this
day to witness the race for the Produce Stakes. In the Orazd
Stand we noticed the Duke and Duchess of PortDo land, Earl
Thswilliant, Lord Milton, Sir J. Brad, Sir Curios Vault,
the Hon. Mr. Dundas, Bcc. &c.
The Produce Stakes of longs each, h. ft. for three-year olds
colts, lit. flub.; Allies, est. alb. Two sillies. (Eighteen Sub-
scribers.) -
Mr. Pierre's b. e. by Walton - •
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Mr. Lambton's gr. c. by Camillus - -
Lord Milton's b. c. Palmerin - -
Mr. Watts's ch. c. Pococurante -
Si: to 4on Pococurante, and Sto 1 apt the winner. W

cleverly.
The Second Year of a Subscription of 25gs each, divided into
three Purses, with £5O added to each by the City of York
for horses, fite. four-year olds, llst. 71b.; fillies, Sit. 41b.—
Four miles. (Eighteen Subscribers.)
Mr. Pierse's b. c. Reveller -
Kr. T. Duncombe's ch. e. Mozart
Mr. Ilouldsworth's b. f. Eleanor --
Mr. Watts's b. f. Bigottini
4tol on the winner. A fine race.
BETTING-ROOM, AUGUST 15.
The Produce Stakes at York, on Tueeday, in which the three
rst favourites for the Doncaster St. Leger came out, has
duped much alteration in the betting highly interesting to .
'potting world. Pococurante, out of Mandane, the first favou-
rite, was fourth, having been beat by the Walton colt, out
Lisette ; Palmarine, and an outside one (a Camillus colt),
Ike day before for 200 guinea. The offers this day for the
Leger were as follow :--
4 to 1 apt Sultan. 7 to 1 agst Sir Walter.
4 to 1 apt Lisette. 9 to 1 agst Palmas-toe.
6to 1 agst Cardinal Wolsey. 10 to 1 agst Pocoeurante.

BOXING.
A battle, in which muds courage and determination was sheolli,,
took place on Chesterton Heath, Oxfordshire, on Thursday,
Silty Guineas aside, between Sew. Saw, a coachman,
Alm Corr, a relation of the man of that name who was beat ,
the Game Chicken. The Warwickshire people backed Cart,
their countryman, freely; and Captain Hans backed Sams.
twenty-four feet ring was formed with stakes, and Rundle, U
Birmingham, 'needed Cart, and Tom Torun picked up Sams.
Betting even.
In the first round, which lasted 15 minute', the men hit
other until their efforts stayed exertion, and they reeled away
without going down, to get fresh wind for attack. At length
Cart was knocked down by a heavy body blow. The ring •
crimsoned by claret spilt.
S. This tound was contested with much ferocity. Cart
the best of it at the commencement, by placing a heavy hit
his adversary's left temple, which staggered him, but his natt
was too good to be floored with it. When half down, and
would have been fair for Cart to hit him when suspended against
the rail, be lifted him up, dropped his lists, and retired. Th,
act, so characteristic of an Englishman, was much applauded.—
In the last pan ef the round, Same had the best of it and floored
his man by a crack between the brads.
Two.uther heavy slaughtering rounds finished the fight,
minutes. The heads of the men were so contused and swollen
that their features were flattened and buried. In the third count
both went down in a close, and in the fourth Sams wr,n
fight by a blow which broke the bridge of the nose, and WI
hit Cart deaf to time.
Upon the whole, such a punishing fight has scarcely been
There was no breaking away from hits fu: want of science,
the men stood up and exchanged blows is long as they
strength to do so. Their weights are above twelve stone.

A few days ago an inferior officer, a SL:I.,-Lieu,
nant of one of the regiments of the line, got in.
cabriolet, and desired the driver to go to some r,
at the further extremity of Paris. fie was thei
the Pont Neuf. The driver said, his horse was q
knocked up, having been out of town, and could
go. The Officer insisted, and the man refused.
last he drove the Officer to the Commissary of
Police, and proving that he had been that dista'
and that his horse was fatigued, the Commissary
missed him, and said he could not be compelled
go under the circumstances of the case. When
had come from the Office, the Officer gave hi
blow with a stick, and abused him. The driver
manded satisfaction. " What, (replied the Offis
do you mount me to boz with you ? I cannot treat
driver of a cabriolet as a Gentleman r-a I -
(said the other) have been an Officer in the Arm)
and as high in rank as yourself. Look, (he added,
unbuttoning his coat, and shewing an Order) here
the reward of my services." " Well, then, (said
Officer) we will meet." A place was appointed,
they met. Before fighting, the driver of the cabri,
let said—" I mast inform you, that I am a perfi
master of the sword. I have been a fencing ml
!maitre d'armes)." " Never mind," said the Offii
They fought, and in a very short space of time
driver of the cabriolet ran him through the body, ;
he fell dead on the spot ! This man had been in
Army in Spain, where he was taken prisoner by
English, and had been two years prisoner in Pi
chester Castle. Fencing with each other, and
proving in the use of the sword, was the daily prac,
rice of the French prisoners in that place.
An Inquest was held yesterday, at the Boot,
Cromer-street, Brunswick-square, on the body of
Cudworth, son of a shoemaker, in Joseph-street, •
died in consequence of being run over by a cara\
belonging to Mr. Pearce, a plumber, in the Cii
road, who had lent it to a neighbour to remove
I°4, s of Mr. Nish, the Lottery-office-keeper, '
Burton-crescent to the latter place.—Yerdict of A,
dental Death, and a Aeodand of 1:15 on the mach;

Just published, by T. HARVEY, of Blackfriars-
road, a Pocket Manual, being A few Minutes '
vice from the Medical Board in a Lecture on
Cues Venerea and Sexual Debilities, as deli,
ed at Woodstock-House, and Charlotte-House,
March last, a Publication highly interesting
young Practitioners, and of importance to the •
interests of Society.—For the accommodation
Patients at the West end of the Town, a Medi,
Board. is established in Woodstock-street, Oxfc
street, under the patronage of Dr. Coons, of Ch,
lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-r
The Board is composed of Gentlemen of the
talent, of nearly forty years' experience, all Mem)
of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinbr
who are consulted daily by all ranks of 1
lidi with the .greatest confidence. Patients afili
with a certain complaint, strictuies, erratic
eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, gland'
swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones,
are aseases which arise from improper treatment-
the afflicted are immediately relieved, and speeili
cured, without confinement.--:Messrs. COOPER anr'
are et:flunked at WOoditock House, from Eight
Morning until Eight at Night ; and at. Chart
HOUSE, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the
Rowlaig Hill's Cgapel, from Twelve till Eigi
aid n 9 saAere else Londois.--Mechanics have •
TO; 444 every evening, from Six till Eight,
bigthifotisq' • and on Sunday Mornings uplili
otlock.—N:B.Rtipitires of 30 years st,aodinz,
of inches in cireollgiclWiti cured,,''
catickperation.
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