Star.
London, England, 1822-02-13 00:00:00

BETTING AT TAllti

1 i to 2 art Sycorax
8 to 1 asst Aquilina
to 1 agst c. by Whalebone,
(taken)
13 to 1 apt Midsummer (talc.)
Oacs.—N
IT.

9 to 1 agst Marion 20 to 1 art Theodore
10 to I agst Swap 22 to 1 agst Sycoras (taken)
21 to 2 agst Ajax 22 to 1 agst Akarius (taken)
18 to 1 agst Euphrosyne (tat.) 24 to I agst Mr. Wortley'. c.
20 to 1 agst Newbyth (taken) '4O to 1 apt Mr. Tattersall's
20 to 1 apt Dupore Sykes's colt (taken)
ASHDOWN PARK COURSING MEETING.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s.—ens CUPS.

Mr. Cripps's bl. b. Eliza beat Mr. Briseall's wh. Bugle.
Mr. Capers bL and wh. Juggler beat Mr. J. Long's bl. d. Luther.
Mr. Pettatt's Pharaoh brat Mr. S. Heatheote's 'famish.
Mr. Davenport's yel. Dewdrop beat Ld Craven's yel. Catchily.
Dr. Meyrick's brim Margery beat Mr. Pettatt's bl. Plover.
Mr. Browne's Boxer beat Mr. Goodlake's bl. Gondolier.
Mr. Biiscall's Banker beat Mr. Btowne's brio. Beverley.
Mr. C. Long's bl. b. Louisa beat Mr. Cripps's bl. b. Congo.

SWEEPSTAKES-FIRST CLASS.
Mr. Browne's bl. d. Bud beat Dr: Meyrick'sbl. and wh. Mato
Mr. DaVenport's Dorset beat Mr. Brisealra Wilful.
Mr. Heathcote's Hobgoblin beat Mr. C. Long's Ludowick.
Mr. Capers bl. Javelin beat Mr. Cripps's bl. b. Comet.

SW ILIPSTACEiIe--SICOND CLASS.
Mr. J. Long 's Lieutenant beat :Mr. Pettatt's M. Peter.
Mr. E. Crippe's Eleanor beat Mr. Goodlake's Gondolier.

MA WHYS.
Mr. Goodlake's bl. Grayling beat Mr. Capers bl. Jilt.
Mr. E. Cripps's bl. Ebony beat Mr. J. Long's bl. Lasting.
Mr. C. Long's bl. b. Linnet beat Mr. Capl's bl. and wh. Jest.
Mr. C. Long's Lisette and Mr. Goodlake's Galliot—undecided.
Mr. Briscall's bl. Bashful beat Mr. Heathcote's mt. Hannah.
Mr. Cripps's br. Crazy beat Mr. Heathcote's bl. and wh. Ilirpy
Mr. Davenport's bL Dumont beat Mr. Pettatt's bl. Phoebe.
Mr. Capers bl. Iris beat Mr. Goodlake's bl. Gipsy.
rriday, the 25th ult. as a Gentleman was sporting with his
dog, near Appledore, he started a hare in the Isle of Ozney, and
coursed her to Tenterden, in which town she was turned, and
scented back to Gallows Green, where puss was picked up alive
and free from injury ; although the distance she was coursed was
estimated at seven miles.
SPORTING FOOT-RACE.

A Match was made off-hand, on Monday night, at a sporting
house in St. James's, by a Lieutenant MeNviLLE, who engaged,
for a bet of One Hundred Guineas, to go on foot twenty-five
miles in four hours, and to start within twelve hours. The pe-
destrian started at ten o'clock yesterday morning, over a two-
mile piece of ground, with betting two to one on time. He di
each four miles as follows :
Ma. Sec. Min. SY.
First four miles 32 13 Fifth four mi1e5......41 '2B
Second ditto 32 48 Sixth ditto 41 20
Third ditto 39 0
Fourth ditto. 40 12 I Twe•ey-four miles in 34. 53m.
—The twenty-fifth mile was done in sit minutes fifty seven se-
conds, which won the Match by three acconds, after extraora
nary labour in the last mile. -
Marlin, the boxer, bas engaged to go on foot twenty miles, in
thee hours, this day, for a good round sum.

KING'S THEATA E.—The Opera or II novo in Ital's
was repeated last night, and ivept off with the hap-
piest effect. The House was again fully attended.
MADAME CATALANI.—We are authorised to state
that the various reports of this celebrated singer hairy, made
any engagements, at a fixed prier, are without foundation. She
has either bad Concerts on her own account, or has taken a share
with others in the receipts. It is nut the intention of Madame
CATALANI to sing at any Public Theatre; but before her depar-
ture from this country, and her retirement from the professions
she will pay her last tfibutc of gratitude to the liberal supporters
of her talent, and will take her/era:ell at some few Concerts
during the next month.
Coax En:HANGS MARE-CARS,Fes. t3.—We had but little
doing in Wheat to-day ; the few sates that were made were of
the finest samples, for which 'Monday's pikes were obtained;
but there was nu demand fur the inferior qualities. The Batley
trade was exceedingly heavy at Monday's quotations, although
the supply was small, and particularly of Rue malting satnyke.
In Maws, Peas, anti Oats there was no altexation.