... -===c=- 211E BOXIJis. WhVile the most ridiculous French fashions are adopt- ni ed in thit country, the Parisians in retuin are so ssnge. in nerous ai to ridicule one of our most favourite sciences. *scieatiflc BRoing which enables the weak man to tu compen sate by skill for his want of strcngth, and which cs is almost as great an equalizer in vulgar scuflBs as the use of pistols has been in ...

... Dt~jx.iXtX. TIe' pa'!isti system was rencwed yesterday, at Moulsey EHurst, after a Qst season, by a very severe comlbat, between Moss, the Shcpperton sawyer, whiv-e exhibiticons have bzen befo;a recorded, and a baker fromi Kiaoston, also of nuqilistic notoriety. The bvatle wa9 f'or stake of corlequence to the winner, and it arose from a tarn-up betwvien the paitier at a late c(vivizial ...

... SPO!1'7T.VG IN TELLIGENCE. IDONCASTBIL AllIEK'l'XNG, 1314. SATRDAYsi, Srt.- 024. Sweepstakes of : =gs, wich, It. ft. colts list. 3lb. fillies Bst.-St. Leger Course. (5 subscribetrs). Lord Fitzwvilliana's hr. f. Voraeni;nia, by Orville .'jr 11. 11. Sykei's gr. c. by Cornilflu., out of Roslinid lluace of lelsb. c. by Paiophsar 1ip P'atriot Lord Pililtoii's b,.f. by Sir Paul,. nut of 1weijia Ale. ...

... SPORTING INITULLIGENCE. DONCASTEI11 MEETING, Igl4. SATURDAY, SzpT. 25S Ir consequence of the favourites for the St. Loger' Stakes every day fallinr amiss, there has been no r ial . lar betting; neither Petaaria, B:lvilie, Herdsman, or Brother to Burleigh, will St ICt, the two latter hrvtin fell amiss since their arrival at this place. T'ie flllo -. ing horses are at present named as likely to ...

... : -I TSPOlRTIAG IAI'l'ELLIGEV'CE. r ~ ~DONCAS'TERi .\iE II N(3, tiot4.i 1oNDAIY._ Nrr 6| _ Tlhe Fitzsitliam Stalne ,f ia. each *with .add.'dA by the Corporation, or twrt-yt. 0l2s on:; th:ee-yeurOldi s2;. four year old! i!-. *7b. bve.yr )l)s.gc. rli.; sixqyor ol; yn. 5 1lb.- and. a~gd 9,t. 7ib -!.;st nib m: 11d balf. (7 iltbera) f Third Sicarltrobi'i b. II. CattOO,' vr;i. ( W t-'I'e; Mr. WVtt' ...