Star.
London, England, 1818-10-31 00:00:00

SPOgTING INTELLIGENCE:

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTO
MEETING, 181 S.
OCTOZEII 29.
Mr. UAW. Mi:ton, s;t. beat Mr. Princes Sylvanw, get.
to 5 on Milton:

Mr. Vatisittart's Slim, 70.61 b. beat Mr. Goddard's Anticipa-
tion, Bst. 71b. ',figs.-7 to 4 ott Slim.
Sweepstakes of 50p. tacit. T.Y.C.
Mr. Prince's Paleface, 7st. 191 b. - -
Mr. Andrews's Caliba, act. - -
Neville', Lebina, Bst. 41b. - - -
Mr. Nerthey's colt, by Gamenut, 41b. -
7 to 4 agst Paleface.
(Second Class) Handicap Stakes of logs. each, for 3-yr-old;
and upwards. A. F.
Lord Foley's Doniface, 3-yrs-old, 7st. 2:b. - -
Mr. Batten's Staibburough, 4-yrs-old, Bcr. 61b. -
Mr. Charlton's David, 4-yrs-old, 7st. ictb. -
started—One paid—The Judge placed but three.
2 to 1 agst Boniface-7 to 2 agst David.
(First 'Class) handicap Stakes of 10p. each, for 3-yr-cids
upwards. A. F.
Lord Exeter's Advance, s.yrs-ohl, Bst. 71b. -
Lead SuSeld's Glow-worm, 8-yrs-old, 9st. Sib.
Mr. Goddard's Anticipation, C-yrs-old, 9st. 91b. -
Six tarted—Two paid—The Judge placed but three.
2to I apt Advance-3 to 1 agst Glow-Worm.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 3figs. each, f'Ogs. forfeit, and
logs. forfeit if declared within a quarter of an hour after
weights are fixed, for 3.yr-olds. A. F.
Duke of (Irafton's Lon, 7st. 91b. - - - -
Mr. Andrews's filly, by Walton, 7st. 51b. - -
Mr. Neale's colt, by Juniper, 7st. Slb. - - -
Six started—Three paid—The Judge p'aced but three.

11 to 5 agst Imo
The Audky End Stakes of 30p. each, for horses of all
(8-yr-olds excepted). To start at the starting-post r
T.Y.C. and to run to the end of B. C.
Lord Grosvenor's Finesse, 3-yrs-old, Gst. 101 b. -
Mr. Prince's Manfred, 4.yrt-old, Bst. I fib. - -
General Grosvenor's The Flyer, 4-yrs-old, Bst. 71b.
Lord Stawell's colt, by Waxy, S-yrs-ohl, 7st. 51b.
Six started—Five paid—The Judge placed hut three.
7 to I agst rlnesse-4 to 1 agst `Oanfreil-5 to I apt The Flyer-
-3 to 1 apt Lord Stowell's colt.
BOXING.
Wednesday se'nnight, a desperate battle was fought near
nor C.istle, Kent, between Thetzn, who beat Wirt Courzry
Dick, and a Jcw. The battle was manfully contested by boll.
the

ae combatants, fur mole tban three quarters of an hour,
which time comparatively very few rounds were fought
men standing up, setting to, and rallying without inter:.'
till one or the other or both fell, either from weakness .
chance of the battle. Stur.e excellent spechnens of art were .
casionally exhibited by both parties; and, after as dettrtrinc
and manly a battle 4, our was fought, victory declared '
your of Hudson.

. GLEANING.
At Huntingdonshire Quarter ssions, on Tuesday last,
Joc.6s and Jttin Fara were indicted fee steeling ajertain
tity of corn in the straw, the property of lldr. Bradley, of A
bury Wt ston. This indictment was brought forward by the
seclitor more with a view to invalidate, as a right claimed b
poor, the custom of gleaning after t.• corn is carried, than
any desire of inflicting punishment on the offenders. In the ti
Of last harvest \.r. BradleY's reapers demanded an increase
wages.; he said he could not agree to that, but if they Went
with their work, fie would allow them, and none others, to •
the field after harvest—to thins they agreed.
On the Itth or last Au-go,t, es Mr. Bradley was ectrini
of his fields about tight o'cinek in the mot rang, he met
pri,siners, and hid them good mom Mag. Jacobs said," I am
here to glean." Mr. B. answered, " No, I think not." '
rejoined-1 I'll be d—d if I don't, and here goes.".
was near enough to hear every word Jacobs said. Mr. B.
in the field until the. hod gleaned nearly a handful each--he
told them more than once they had better leave off, but - •
they went, on.—On his cross-examination, dr. B. admitted
Faveil had reaped in his field, but it was in lieu of his son,
bad been engaged as a reaper, and was then in the field •
log. Prosecutor had heard that it was cried through the s
that none but the reapers should be permitted to glean ;
was not by his order. Except in one field, he gave them
to glean on all his grounds.
Mr. liner, as Counsel for the prisoners, argued, that
under an opinion of right, they had been guilty only of
pass, and not a felony ;. but this opinion was over-ruled I
Bench, who said, that barely taking up, although they
wards threw away what they had gleaned, according to ;
of Parliament, which was quoted, constituted a felony.
They were found Guilty, and sentenced to seven days
finement in the common jail.
At the Quarter Sessions for the East Riding of Yorkshire,
at Beverley, list week, Elisabeth ',cloud, wife of George
land, of Beverley, cow-keeper, for stealing a quantity of
in the straw, the property of Mr. William Lee, of Leekor.
was sentenced to be imlirisoned in the House of Correction
week, and fined ls.
This case arose out of the prisoner's going to glean. front ,
prosecutor's field, without lea-e, though warned to the sontret
and before it was quite cleaned and raked.
The CHAIRMAI•: particularly impressed it on the anent'
those present, that no person had a right to enter the ft
another without leave ; and that gleaning itself was a trespass.

Tuesday sennight, a partridge was caught
Saloon of the Liverpool Theatre.
A field in the parish of Ashbocking, neat Ipswic
presents at this period of the year the novel ar-
ante of bay on the swathe and upon the cock.
grass was very luxuriant, and although the
of a greenish hue, it is thought it will be got
sufficient order to become oxcellent fodder for
sent use.

Yesterday the child of a poor man, No. 4,
court, Mint-street, in the Borough, about two y,
old, standing by her brother, who was making
globules with soap and water, and blown out with
tobacco pipe, by endeavouring to catch one of
overreached herself, by which means she fell
two pair of stairs window, and was killed on the
Wednesday night a waggon was passing ;
Red Lion-street, Holborn, belonging to Mr.
HAM, of Coblington, the driver stopped for a f
nutcs to take some beer, and some daring will;
the tackle of a valuable mare which was tied I
the wagon, and rode off with it. The poor
driver, in great distress, gave information of the
bery to the Police.
Monday night, as Mr. GEORGE STRUT, an
in the Naval Service of the East-India Compan
was proceeding along the Lower-road, Deptford, •
wards Greenwich, the place of his residence,
attacked by three robbers, who knocked him
kicked, and beat him most violently and inhui
and threw him into a ditch, having previously;
him of his pocket-book, containing 4:20 in 11
England notes, and rifled all his pockets.