Star.
London, England, 1826-04-04 00:00:00

The earl of Derby's &ag Hounds meet on Thursday, at God-
stone Greco ; and Saturday, at Fox Hasten.
Mr: Musters' Hounds to-ruorrow, at Oakley Hall; and Friday,

at Lowiek.

The Duke of Grafton's Hounds te.merrow, at Stratford Hill;
and Friday, at Preston Park.
The Oakley Hounds on Thursday, at Easton Wood.
The Bast Sussex Fax Houndvun Thursday, at Chalky South
Common.
THE BRIGHTON HUNT.

The capital Derby stag Robin Hood, whose exploits by land and
water have been so oleen detailed, It is now decided by. the Hunt,
but not unanimously, shall no more be worried by the dogs, daring
the present season. He is to be turned out, and taken special care
of, in Dale Park, the property of T. R. temp, Esq. that he may
be in the best possible condition to produce sport neat year. The
above stag is well known in the Derby Hunt by the name of the
Ploughboy, or the Thames deer. His propensity to water was
such, that from any turningout point in Surrey he would make for
and take to she Thames, and which prepeadty occasioned bins to be
discarded, and transferred to this pan of the world. In this county
his behaviour has proved as extraordinary—he has usually made
from timbals to the Weald, and the Int runs he has afforded have
seldom been less than fifteen, and sometimes they have eaceeded
thitiy, and even thirty-five miles. His late two boors and fifty
minutes laving, in the brine of old Oseanomit *baps give her a
distaste to the watery elemenc in the time willow..
SPARRING.I:OI. tivil. • -21- '4•113- .‘
The Tennis Conn was attended y ask ought to be, for
the benefit of a real fighting man ( lately called the
Desentesegeso Youth, but a Birmingham man.
The setting-to between Jens Ward and Sampson was the grandest
ever seen in this Court. Ward has beat Sampson twice, and Bir-
mingham is satiliisd; but be bad another trial yesterday at gems.
work, and dropped the claret profanely. Sampson mounted the
boards, and addressed the disciples of iniquity as follows:
" I ant here, Jem Ward leas beat me twice ; he has beat me this
day with the gloves, but where is Brown? I am here with 3004 in
my peace, and Brown slips into London, gets a benefit and bolts ;
let him come to the scratch, or leave the London ring."
The Court closed with calls for Brawn.
Amts. Hui assn Garsoa.—Reid, the Chelsea Snob, challenged
Gaynor for 501. aside.
Ilissut STICC.—Two assaults of this description were introtioced
by way of variety. The first between Blackburn and Pope, anu
die eicop4 between atone and Cozhead. They were quicirty de-
cided—the former in favour of Pope, and the latter in favow of
one. The losers bad their heads broken in very ilne style.
MMUS. IN • STALL WAY.— A battle was yesterday fought at
the Old Barge Hesse, opposite Woolwich, howeeo two egos-
meners, named Clarke and David Scarlett, fur 104 said",
contest was all in favour of Scarlett, who polished his milk 411'i:
Sr minutes, t
YOUNG Down Salt AND Tow Court& Ilia 0TT51rt...m.1146 Nook
has been made fur 301. a.side; the fight to come off on Tuesday
,st
without giving him *chance.
fortnight. The lads ate in close training, and Sant is the faveintlie.

A number of young English Excise nincers are doll%
duty •n &usland, being tent down to supply vacancies
and leArn dist lkry set vice.