Star.
London, England, 1814-10-21 00:00:00

SPORTING AT BRUSSELS.

Riders' Nantes. OCTOBIR S.
Mr.Thorntun. Mr. 13:ackm it i'a b. h. age. . 2
Mr. Dishrowe. Mr Fludyer's c mate, flat. each (good tact) 1
Capt.Distnowe. Dr. Grant's b. h. - - - 1
Mr. Gooch. Mr Frere's - - - . 3
Mr. Jackson. Mr. Jackson's h. horse, tst.eaW (easy) s

A Handicap Sweertakes, in I.ra• s.
Mr. Russell. H. ILK the Hervitte.try Prince of Orange's
b. h. l'ilbory, I lit. lelb - I 1
Mr. Havelock. Maj. Krancketiberes c. m "Pop‘yt lost. 74 .1 3
Mr. Dishrorre. Mr. Thornton's e. m. Folly. i cm. Ilb. 4 dr
Mr. Basalts. D.of Richmond's b nt. kiurrict Emma, 10et. S
.11
Good ncr.

Mr. Russell. The Duke of Rich-nontrs c. Is. ago. 2
Col. MiKinnon. Cul.:%l'Xinnott's b.f.. Moliueux c.w. (very easy) 1
Capt. Disbrow,. Capt. Disbrowe's pmary *fluty, age. 2
Owner. Colonel M`liinnoo's Dodgy - . 1
Mr. R usSell. Capt.Hesketle. c.h.byAi ~ x ander, tI st each, agrt 1
Mr. Bowles. Capt. Craw ford's b. m. Long Leg. (racy) 2
Capf. Trelawney's grey ho: sr, 11 st. agst 1
Mr. Mutes b. mate ThouLL:ltss, Inst. 41b. i
Tolerable race.

Mr. Lunsbert's Bennett 1
Mr. hurdles. Mr Muir's TLoughti.ss (vsri good rare) II
The Stewards' the DuLe of It'st. u MOND. Cept.HESRETIN,
and Nlr. CAVEXDISiI.

ON Itr DINO AT CLOSL or s:AnzioNN PROCLAMATION
THE WOCOS " DONE AT VIC CITY Or WASHINGTON."
Thy Proclamation enJ:th weft,
(1 tike thy wit, my IVADIson),
!or it in Wei thy talc dutla
" llo.e at the City of Waihintton!"

bRURY-LANE TiiEATR-1-115 House Vas greatly
crowded last night to witness Mr. Bean's perform.
ance of lago, Often as he bad already appeared in
that pint, the curiosity of the town was still on the
stretch ; and, if we may judge from the frequency of
their applause, their expectations were fully sltisfred.
Joanna Sonihroti having sent to the High Priest of
the Jewish Congregation to be present at 1-2::r ae:om he-
',lent, his answer was, he was no man-midwite, and,
therefore, could be of no service.
It seems an extraordinary coincidence of mind,
that the Authors of the two Works just published_
the one in Londor, on the as-trims of Choice:, and tt.e
other in l'ar:s, on the Philosophy of Proiel4/4, shOtild
both attribute chance to the imperfection of the hu.
man mind, and not to any irregularity in the nature
of things : but we cannot agree with the French PlA-
losopher, that
.the probability of the continuance of
every phenomenon in nature may be measured by a
fraction ; indeed his own example, that the probabi-
lity of the sun's rising to-morrow is greater than it
was yesterday, but /us than it will be next Monday,
can never be received as sound philosophy. The rea-
soning of our.country man, in his Doctrine of Chances,
is, .6 that, throughout universal nature, all events are
governed by immutable laws: that what is called
chance, is not effect without design. The existterce
of our species, and the near equality of the :etc..,
which have continued for.near 6000 years, cannot b:
called effect without design ; and yet this is as rwich
an object of the doctrine of chances as any event de.
pending on the cast of a die," &c. &c.

;SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER O.
Reef Si Od to 61 OC Veal 65 c.t to 75 04
Micron Si 04 to 0. 0,1 Pvtk Gs Od to is 44
. Cattle at arket.

Beasts 940—Sheep and Land» s,%4O—Calvcs JlM—Pigs 400.
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Meadow Hay 41 to 61 Os Clover 61 Os to TS Od
Straw 11 Igs to 61 Os.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LAMP, OCT. 21.

Our market continuing thinly supplied wi'h English Wheat fa
consequence of ittiversc winds, oecaaarts rea.ly 44:e for tint
tine quality as well as the best dem iptlon; et foreign who; aims
for such kinds rather snare money obtained than op
We have no new Barley at ir.arketorlucli ankle of Age aukt;
would have bone off free by being in tleitutud. Oats,'
P
beans, and (Abet articles, k no alteration,