Star.
London, England, 1822-02-02 00:00:00

HUNTING.

Mr. Meynell's Fox-hounds meet on Monday, at Stone's Gorse;
Thigsday,. at. Calke Abbey ; Saturday, at Illithfirld.
Mr. Chaworth's F4;IE-hounds, Monday, at Stow Wood ; Wed.
nesday, at. fkockhall; Thursday, at Fawaley Park; Saturday,
at Preston. Wood.
Earl Fitswilliam's Bounds, Monday. at Averaby Wood ; Wed-
nesday, at Thorpe Wood; Friday, at Stanwiek Pasture.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds, Monday, at Ashhy Cottager's
Platt; Wednesday, at Melton High Wood; Friday, at Lud-
ford ; Saturday, at Swallow Crossroad.
Thu Eari of Scarborough's I founds, Monday, at White Houses;
'Wednesday, at Garn.ton Town ; Friday. at White I foases.
BURTON HUNT.-Sir Richard Sutton's Hounds, Momlay, at
Blankney ; Wednesday, at Wellingure; Thursday, at Langworth
Bridge ; Saturday, at Spittal.
The Gillingham Fox-hounds, Tuesday, at Haugham; Thurs-
day, at Hahne Woud; Saturday, at Ilagnaby Cross-lanes. The Ludlow Subscription Hounds meet on Tuesdiy, at Stan-
May; Friday, at I3itterleyViUage; Tuesday (the 12th), at Lowe's
Coppke; Friday "(the 15th), 'at 'Munslow Common; Tuesday
(the
.19th), at Far Grove; Friday (the 22d), at Onibury-bridge.
Sir 4ishard Puleston'slua-hounds meet on Monday at Over-
tot-I,ridge •' Friday, at Balaton • ' Monday (the 11th), at Hanmer
Hall ; Thursday (the 14th), at Lightwood-green ; Monday (the
leth), at Twendowes ; Thursday (the 21st), at Eatral.
-Sr Edward Smythe's Fox-hounds meet on Monday at Acton
lt.ynuld ; Wednesday, at Cross Houses; Friday, at Acton
Burnell 'Kennel.
"The Chester Harriers will meet on Monday, at Brewer's-hall;
Wednesday, at Dunham; Friday, at Canghall.bridge.
The Cheshire hounds will meet on Monday, at Hartford-
bridge: Wednesday, at Durham; Thursday, at Castle Mill:
Saturday, at Alvanley.
TROTTING MATCH. . _

The Match for 200 guineas, between Messrs. Maddison and
lionldsworth, to trot three miles, and to carry ten stone each,
was decided early yesterday morning on the Staines road. Bet-
ting was six to four on Mr. dladdison, and even that the winner
did not do the ground in eleven minutes. The cavalcade was
thin, a secrecy having been observed to keep the horses from
bre:king into a gallop from noise. Mr. Madtlison's broke at half
a mile, while leading by three lengths, but he cane up with Mr.-
llouldsworth's mare at the two miles, she having broke into a
gallop also. A severe race followed, neck and neck, until within
a hundred yards of home, when the little the mare had left in
her was exerted, and she won by three lengths, in eleven =Wines
and forty-eight seconds. It is thought . that the exertion in the
hone to catch the mare after breaking, lost the match.

THE 1114REET&
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NEWGIATZ olio LgADltillAartlitglen, 111.1.
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Reef -.... Is Od to.3s Ad I Viol • aja od to 56 od
Mutt0n........ 2s 41 to Es 4d 1 ,Pork -.........5ta,44 so 441 .4d
PIIICF.Sov lIAV asio-STILAW VAISTER)AT.
IT. JAMES'S. . WINITECIIA rm..
1181 31 os Od to 41 oa OS, Hay— it i• 01 to 41 Os Oa.
Straw 11100 od to 11 19e Od. Straw 41, ps, 3.. 31 Ph Qd
Clover 3112 s .0d to 41 104 06,1 Clove 41 Os to SI Os ad
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Ships at Marktit. ' Sidpit Sold. " . . Price.
SS/1-Newcastle 17*. ' • Sik disk to Als Od
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COUNTRY ,SIARi S.
Otroao, JAW. 31,—The price of the 1 airitect tad (tionse-
boid) is is. 51d. .. , . . . •
Cassino', JAN. 31.—Wheat, per laid, ;Eclat to 418 10s..
New Wheat, £0 to £OO Os—Barley, lieitraeleo, 171 to
24*--Oats, lits to &U.—Deans, Ws t0,300.--111ye, Os. toOs.—
Peas, 24s to 265. -
NUMISUAY BASKIN JAW. 31.—Wheat, 21e to .74.--Barley.
ISs to 24s—LOats, 12s to Ea:b.—Beans, 21 co 11.19,-.-IN•as, ills.
to 26s.—Aye, Os to Os.—Bread, Is 4d to Is tki per Gallon.
ilortsoor,_ Jas. 31.—Wheat,3s. od. to 95.414...-Beans, 2s. Od.
to 4s. 041...-Vetches, Os Od, per bushel.-4ariey,,l4s to 28s--
Oats, 12 od. to slas od per quarter-I-Bread. Is 6d half peck ;
and smaller in proportion. Floor Sas. per tack.

MINA G INTALidirII4CM.
COPPER ORES SOLD AT TRURO LAST WEEK.
Mines. Tons. Purchasers. Peke.
Consols, 114 Williams, OrrafeH. and Co. and
Crown Cotnpiny - £6 4 6
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.......... 106 Ditto . . do 7 2 6
,- 107 Ditto - - - 7 17 6

97 Ditto

9 13 6

96 1/itto . - - 9 6 6
94 Ditto - - 5 8 6
---- 91 Ditto - . - 6 II 0
—.— 90 Ditto . . 5 10 6
08 Ditto - - - 7 6 0
PoMice, 130 Ditto - - 6 4 6

61 Daniell and Co I I
Wh. Unity, 84 Vreeman and Co. - 6 6 0
69 Daniell and Co. . 710 IF
Treskerby, 94 NV1111.11113, Crenfell, and Co. and
Crown Company 6 10 •
17 6

SS Daniell and Co.

- §2 Williams, Great% and Co. anti
(7t.nvn Company - 21 11 0
Tingtang, 109 Fox, Williams Oradell and Co. II 9 6
---- 83 Freeman and Co. - - 7 14 0
Crinnis 94 Viv4ao abd Suns - . 5 13 0
86 Ditto - - 7 6 6
Wh. Treasure,9s Daniell and Co. - 512 6

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- 71 Ditto, and Milias, Grenfell.
and n'
Co. and Crown Company 515 0
Wh.Chariette, 11l Darilell and Co. - - 11 10 0
59 Vivian and Sons • - 10 13 6
Wh. Maki.. 9. Freeman and Co. - - 7 2 0
Carharrack, 31 Birmingham Company, and Wil-
- limns, Grenfell, and to. and
Crown Company 6 1 6
Laneseot, 105 Daniell and Co. - - 716 6
12h. Damsel, 90 Fox. Williams, Grenfell and Co. 815 6
W.Vi.irywood,29 Vivian and Sons • • 6 7 6
Total, 216$ Tons Standard, £IO7. Ils.