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London, England, 1822-12-02 00:00:00

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&cations of the atoning, which, incia,
' yaitltdosatioo of Clofrorn his Royal
Doke of Clarence, &el:toeless of Clarence 10 gainers,
the annual 20 guineas of the Duke of Montrose, Mr.
Canning, g 10; the Right Hon. Robert Peel, 10 gui-
neas; Sim, Esq. E 10; Alexander Riddell, Esq.,;
N 10; Dr. Thomas Willis, 10 guineas; Mr. Robert
Johnson, 10 guineas; Captain Deane, 10 guineas:
with a numberof other donations of £6 and a ct.
- The standing Conindttee of Relief and Managensient."
Dr. MANUCL, in the absence of Mr. Lautie, re-
turned thanks. He spoke in just commendation of the
Charity ; observing, that to belong to it was an ho.
nour to an Englishman, but not to belong to it was a
disgrace to a Scotsman,
The Highland Piper was here introduced, and*
played a piebroch.
" The Corporation of the City of London." London March.
64 Mr. Speaker."
" The Thistle, Rose, and. Shamrock." " St. Patrick'. Day
in the Morning."
" The Stewards of the Day, with thanks for their services."
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0 The Stewards Rect." " Good night and joy be with you ie."
The Duke of CLARENCE left the Chair at eleven
o'clock, and was succeeded in the honour by Lord
SA LTOU N. The greatest humour and hilarity
prevailed during the whole of the eveping, and the
company did not separate till a late hour.

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Wheat, Red, Oki 241 sss
White 26s 46s
--- Red, NeW 281 41s
White 321 461
Barley, Old lis 254
New 20s 34s
401 56s

Mak -
Peas, Hog -
Maple -
White -
Boilers

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WOrtINC tNtRistidENCE:.
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Rea: termination of tfib Mattis Inds*
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depends on the needebt conduct pursued by Mr. Elliott; the leer
backs, of Spring. el to the forfeited stakes of £l5O.
Hunan abs Sextrow—The match between these pugilleito
has been made good at Holt% for £lOO a-side. The dap of
meeting Is Axed for Tuesday the 10th of December. Fifty to
forty has been batted en Shelton. It is expected to prove a tte4
mendous battle. -14;

HUNTING. .
The Quondam Hounds meet tti-morrow, at Ileety ; Wednesa
day, at Orothorp, Notts; Friday, at Aylstone ; Saturday, at
Breedon Clouds.
Lord Anion's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Olbury ; Than
day, at Gopsal; Saturday, at Osbaston.
The Earl of Scarborough's Hounds meet on Wednesday at
Tickhill Spiral; Friday, at Grove; Saturday, at Hetsby
The Badswortb Hounds meet tomorrow, at Bolton Mill;
'Thursday, at South HMdley ; Saturday, at Marr
The Rawl of Harewood's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at
Thorp Arch; Friday, at Swillington.
The Gransden Hounds meet to-morrow, at Gransden Hard.
' wicke ; Friday, at Etersden Town.
The Warwickshire Hounds meet on Thursday, at Ochlop
Wood; Saturday, at Brick-kiln Grove.
Lord Middleton's Hounds meet. on Wednesday, at Walsall;
Friday, at Tallermn.
The Earl of Darliagton's Foxhounds meet on Wednesday, at
Colborn ; Friday, at Morton Bridge; Saturday, at Aldburgh-hall.
The Lambton Foxhounds meet on Thursday at the Hare sod
Hounds; Friday, at Griadom
The York and Minty Foxhounds meet on Friday, at Aid-
wark Bridge.
Mr. Hill's Foxhounds meet on Friday, at Warier.
The Siunington Foxhounds meet on Friday, at Lingmoor.
The Roxby and Cleveland Foxhounds meet on Friday, at
Orinkel Park.

The Nirthumbestand Fe:hot:lids meet on Wednesday, at Seg.
hill ; Friday, at Ashington.
Sir M. M. Sykes's Foxhounds meet on Wednesday, halt way
between Stajnford Bridge and Gate itelmsley; Friday, at Set-
terington Beacon.
The York Qty Harritri meet on Thursday, near WarthilL
The Borcnightiridge Harriers meet on Friday, at Low Dune.
forth.

The H. fl. will meet on Tucaday, at Matterley Gate; Thurs-
day at Nutly Church ; and Saturday, at Niedsted Green.
fhe Hambledon Hounds will meet on Wednesday, at Rasing
Park ; and Friday, at Wintershill Common.
Mr. Shard's Hounds will meet on Wednesday. at Livery
Farm; Friday, at Clatford Whets; and Monday, at Speary Well.
Newsom., fax or %Vzcnr.—The bounds belonging to Wu..
claw Tuavcamt, Esq. threw off, a few days since, on Rowbo-
rough Common, and put up a hare which ran for two hours
and seventeen minutes, and then died about ten yards before
the bounds.

Friday, the 22d ult. not being the usual hunting day with the
Hampshire Hunt, it was suggested by come friends of their
worthy Commander-in-Chief, Mr. Vittasots, that a bye day
would be most acceptable to them, for the purpose of seeing the
whole progeny (amounting to sixteen couple and a half) tsf the
celebrated hound Pontiff; together with their dams, four in
number. The place of meeting was the Kennel ; and, notwith..
standing the torrents of rain at the appointed time, a very large
number of sportsmen assembled at liarmsworth. Even the fair
sex were not daunted by the boisterous and rude elements, as
the field was graced with the rank and beauty of the:neighbour.
hood. To see the hounds unkennelkd, with Pontiff at their
head, majestically seeming to exhort them in the words of the
immortal Ner.son," England expects every man to do hie duty,"
was to every one exhilarating. Godsfield was the scene of action,
and no sooner had Forrita waved his hand than every hound wag
at work. A very trifling riot was checked by Sawyer, on entering
the cover.—A few minutes-bad only elapsed when Prodigal and
Princess seemed to own a soent, which Paragon's flourish and
Prosper's whimper proclaimed a drag—young Pylades dashed
across the ride, and unkennelled him. The crash was grand.—
Old Pontiff was distinctly heard; but, alas! his well-known
roar indicated a bad scent ; however, after a great deal of cold
bunting, and having been headed twice (it is to be hoped not by
a sportsman), the fox broke in good style, but to the infinite
sorrow of the whole field, the scent being even Worse out of crier,
the hunters reluctantly returned to the fair inmates of their •
homes, w)iere only true sympathy and condolence under heavy
afflictions din be found. Air. Vu.xamezes hounds are in high
re#ete, and have had excellent sport already this season, hisving
killed eighteen brace of foxes, and may safely challenge any pact
in the kingdom to produce at the cover side so many couple of
effective bounds the produce of one sire.
A hound bitch, belonging ;o Mr. Hatchett, of
Brighton, dropped seven pups on Saturday se'nnight,
and appeared as well as such animals usually do after.
wards ; next day (Sunday) the same bitch 'dropped
two more, and on Monday another, making the num—
ber ten. The intervals noticed in completing the
brood are circumstances unparalleled.

Lady THRODOSIA VTXXII was taken suddenly ill on Saturday,-
at Brighton, and survived only three hours : her Ladyehip'e sou
was sent for from town express, but he arrived too late to witness
the last mopnents of his respected parent.
We regret to state that the Meerut of the Rotas is extremely
ndispoied. Re Is attended by four professional' Gentlemen of
the highest eminence. The case is of a surgical nature, and con.
tsidered dangerous.-06wreer.

SMART RiCPLT.—Tss o friends meeting after an ab-
sence of some years, during which time the one had.
increased considerably in bulk, and the other still re,
sembling only the " effigy of a man," says the stout
Gentleman, " Why, Dick ! you look at if you have
not had a dinner since I saw you last ;" " and you,"
eplied the other, " look as if you bad been at dinner
ever since!"
CORN EXCIIAVGE, MARK-LANE, DEC. a.
The arrivals of Wheat and Flour last week were considerable,
but there were very small quantities of all other articles. In the
Corn trade this morning, our fresh supplies are confined to some
good quantities of Wheat, Barley, Beam, and Peak from Essex,
Kent, and Suffolk. The Wheat trade is very dull, and eves the
present prices barely maintain last week's currency. AM other
descriptions are la. to 2s. per quarter lower. Superfine Barley,
for Malting, fully supports the rates of last week, but other kinds
go off heavily. Beam sell in hardly as good terms as thisilay
seen:light Peas, of both kinds, have no variation. Oats sell at
much the sans prises as last Monday, and not baying mane at
market, most of our buyers-are waltini for fresh supplies.

PRICU ON BOARD 07 iflIR

Rye, New - les 43.
Beasts, Small New 24s 29s
-.--- 0* 276 306
'Mk, New . 20$ 24a
... Old . MO his
Oats, Feed - 15 Ws
Short -19 s 216
24s Hs Poland :.. - 176 22S
27$ 291 -•—• Potatoe • 2131 11666
231 216 Flour, per Saek 30s 40s
. 20s Ms Rapeseed, per Last 4110, me 24
TUPOBTATIOI63 LAST WEEK.
Whim, itoglish, qrs. 7062 Beans .
Harley - 3267 Peas .
klalt - 3334 Irish Wheat .
Oats ' . 2712 Oats
Rye, in• - * ' ..*-6--. Reset subs
SMITHFIELD MARKET, DECEMBER 2.

The shave market this morning Was exceedingly fuU of Cana
amongst which were °tweeted a great nuntber of prime mule,
owls as is usually brought to Smithkeld a few da)s before Christ-
mas. In /leap and other cattle them was alio a good supply ;
and the price of prime (hen is blew than last market-day, but
the inferior qualities-are nominal in price. Owing to the bier
pries demanded by the salesmen, the Webers were rather shf
in purchasing this morning, and k is supposed that a gee. t
number will return unsold.—Good Meadow Hay is eomewh. t
higher, but other qualities are the same as ,)er lass marketolay.
Bed, es.tki. to 35.4c1. per stone of Olha.; Alul ton, 24.4 d. to oo,nd,
Veal, Is. Od. to 44.0 d. Pnrk, ks. id. to3s.lod. Cutitat Mark&
limits, ; Calves, Y3O 3 Slier owd Lambs, "We; rip,
2110.1—Hay sad &raw per Mad t Hay, N. to iK Os. Clgv r aga
tt to 14 le•
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