Star.
London, England, 1830-11-22 00:00:00

HUNTING.

His Majesty's stag hounds meet on Friday, at Longford.
Mr. Mules' hounds, Thursday, at Kennet ; Friday, at Bullock
Wood.

The Duke of Grafton's hounds, Wednesday, at Hartwell Green ;
Friday, at iVappenhaw.

Dr. Drakes hounds meet to-morrow at Barton Common ; Thursday,
at Souldern Gate ; Saturday, at Western on the Green.

Mr. Berkeley's hounds, to-tnorrow, at Clifton Spinier ; Thursday,
at Brulson Turnpike; Saturday, at Claphain Turnpike.
The Quorn Hounds on Wednesdoy at Kibworth ; Thursday at
Cossington ; Friday, at Martinshaw.

Sir John Gerrard's Hounds to-morrow, se °opal! ; Thtsr.lßy. at
Burbage Wood; Friday, at NaUstone IViggs.
The Cambridgeshire Hounds to-n2orrow, at Sitirehatca ; Friday, :.t
Potten Wood.

The Puckeridge Hounds on Wednesday, at Jock ; Saturday, at
Capons.
The Worcestershire Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, at Copcot Elm ;
Friday, at Old Hills.
The Albrighton Hounds meet to-morrow, at Bagley ; Thursday, at
Dunmaston ; Saturday, at Lizard.

Mr. Dansey's Hounds meet to morrow, at Wilson Wood ; Friday,
at Netherwood Dingle..
The Taunton Dean Harriers meet on Thursday at the Black Lion,
Bradford.

Sir Richard Puleston's Hounds Wednesday, at Halton Hall; Fri.
day at Acton Smithy.

Lord Yarborough's Hounds Wednesday, at Sazby Mill ; Friday, at
Elkington Cow Pasture, Saturday, at Chace-hill.
Mr. Freeman's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Tuntby Wood : Situ,.
day, at Uleeby Cross.
The Norfolk Fos Hounds meet to.morrow, at Elmbam Wood ; Fri.
day, atßainhani.

Mr.
Meynell's Hounds Thursday, at Ingleby ; Saturday, at Rough
Park.
Sir J. Cope's Hounds Wednesday, at Dela Bete; Friday at Compton.
The Duke of Grafton's Hounds Wednesday, at Hartwell Green ;
Friday at Wappenbam.

Mr. Drake's Hounds to-morrow, at Barton Common I Thursday at
Gouldern Gate ; Saturday, at Weston-on-the-Oreen.

The N.F. Hounds Thursday, at Vioney Ridge; Saturday, at Dibden
Church.

The Hambledoo Hounds Wednesday, at Waterloo inn; Friday, at
Westend.

The H.H. tomorrow, at Brookwood i Thursday, at Windmill Hill i
Saturday, at Herriard Common.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, BASINGILALL.STRZET.

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W. Mattison, Coburg-street, Clerkenwell, victualler . 3 10
J. Spenaley, South Moltoo.street, Hanover-sq. cheesemonger . 2 2
K. Ferguson. Great Presem-mreet, Goodman 's-fields, carpenter 2 11
R. Cooper, Plas Ucha Dtrygyfylchi, Cairaarronsidre, dealer. 2 11
J. Dale, London-wall, horse dealer . 2 I I
R. H. Highanr, New Bond street. hatter 2 1I
W. K. Hodges, Minories, linen draper . l 11
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DITIDINDS.
W. H. H. Barrett, Rugby, Warwickshire, wine merchant
J. Bowles, Balsharn, Cambriddidink pow
T. Dodgson and Co. Cheapside, .1111111111•111161111 .
W. Baxter Norwich, draper
J. Peer, Coleman-street, coaches**

The oldest specimen of British sesposekiug is supposed
to be a very ancient map of the world, prearved among the records of
Hereford Cathedral.

Sir Oliver, a favourite horse at Haddon, Salop, was hu-
manely shot. to meat its falling into some hands at the late sale who
would not have the same regard for it as its owner. Mr. Mytton a
right I no feeling man could endure 10 see an old hour, which loot
dose him good wrier. transferred to the possession of some brute who
would goad on the' high.mettled racer' till he mutes to the dogs.