Star.
London, England, 1825-01-07 00:00:00

YORK AUGUST MEETING, less.

The • Great Yorkshire Stakes, 7 subs.—The Two-year 0141 Sties
16 subs.—Fitly Stakes, 11 subs —Thirty Sovereigns Stakes, 27 kiln.

DONCASTER, 1825.
Doncaster Club Champ4gne Stakes. 31 subs.--The Four-year
old Stakes, 8 subs.—Doncaster Club Stakes, S subs.—Oa;coigte
Stakes' 9 stabs.—Filly Stakes, 20 subs.—The Two-year old StAA,
30 subs.—Thirty Sovs. Stakes, for three-year-olds, 26 subs.

HUNTING.
The Earl of Derby's Stag.hirands meet to-morrow, at 'lir.
Hicks's Hunting Stables, Sutton.
Monday, the East Sussex fox-hounds met at Clayton Holt.
There was a capital field of sportsmen, there being upwards tif 150
horsemen present. The hounds threw off at Weydown Hill, rear
Clayton Hill, and almost immediately unktunelkd a fox. After a
short but brilliant burst, the bounds ran in and killed him in fire
style, near Clayton Holt. A second fox was soon afterwards found
near the foot of the bill. Reynard made first towards Xeymer, at
a rapid pace ; from thence he made for Friar's Oak. At first the
greater part of the sportsmen, with all due precaution, managed to
keep in his wake; but by the time be reached Friar's Oak not more
than half a dozen horsemen were able to keep with the Inunds,
owing to the heaviness of the country, from the late incessant rains.
I After leaving Friar's Oak, the fox made to Hurst, leaving Danny
to the right ; from thence across the Cuck field road, near Clayton
MIL In this distance it is impossible to convey any idea cf the
state of the country; it was with much difficulty the few remain.
ing horsemen, with " horses panting and sobbing," could keep with
the bounds. The fox now dashed through Clayton Hult, over the
bills by Standean—skirted the north side of the E • 1 a:f Chiches-
ter's Park, to Mary's Farm, through Stanmer Park—leaped the
wall at Palmer—when the bounds ran in and killed him, after a
capital bunt of one hour and thing minutes, without a check,
being one of the best runs of the season.

The trade of the interior of the country will benefit
considerably when the different rail roads, now in con•
templation, are finished, as -the transit of wormy
from one place to another will be greatly facilitated,
and will not be liable to the intetrolition of the con.
veyance by the canals in case of a hard frost.
_ _

Emu/lam—Yesterday being the anniversary of the
Epiphany, to commemorate the Manifestation of our
SAVIOUR to the Gentiles, when the Wise Men of the
Ea,,t went to pay homage to the intant SAVIOUR, and
to present their offerings, &c. the day was, as usual,ol•
served at the Chapel Royal, when the uffriing of the
gold bags, containing gold, frankinceme, and myrrh,
were presented by Mr. MASH and Colonel DAsuwono,
two of the King's Gentlemen Ushers.--Tl:e Church
Service was performed by the Rev. Mr.
I-t ARRAN. The
Anthem was selected from the Collect appointed for
the day, composed by Mr. ATXWOOD. Mr. Come
presided at the orkan.

Ye,terday the several prisoners confined in the Bo-
rough Compter, in addition to the annual bounty of the
Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR and Sheriffs on Christ•
mas and New Year's-day, partook each of a mot am
ple provision of good old English fare, roast beef and
plum-pudding, together with a quantum suificit of
Barclay's entire, in which they drank to the founder of
the feat, JOHN HOLMES, Esq. from whom this act of
benevolence emanated on his election to the high office
of Bailiff of Southwark : the conclusion of the feast Will
marked by repeated huzzas, and hearty wishes for the
prosperity of the donor. The turnkeys shared in the
general banquet.
Wednesday last, Mr. Robert Sibson, master of the
brig Harriet, trading to North America, was brought
from Liverpool, in custody of the Marshal of the Ad-
' miralty, and committed to Newgate for trial at the
nest Admiralty Sessions, charged with the murder of c
lad, who•was a sailor on board the above vessel. A few
days,after Captain Sibson's arrival at Liverpool, he was
taken before the Mayor, who, on the evidence of MR
of the crew, committed him to prison.
Monday, a hare closely pressed by three couple of
Mr. HRTHERINOTON'S harriers, took refuge in the both!!
of Cousins, a labouring man, at Etillingdos, near Us-
,'bridge, and went into theroom where the cottager and
his family were at dinner, and secreted hetsett undo'
the bed. Puss had been run mote theta melee atikq
and crossed the New River severar times. The dogs
were at fault, and Mr. Hirrisaninotron requested that
the life of the hare should. be preserved, and turned
out again at night. The cottager said he woolltut, 50
'tame her if she would stop.

DI W).
At Hackney, on the nd instant, after Om -dap' illness, Elsoneth
only daughter of Mr. &ephen Curtis, aged 16 years.
Tuesday, at Iticlunond, Surrey, aged 731. Adam Bell, guq lace ot
his Majesty's Victualling Department, Deptford.
Monday, at Odsethurst, the Right Hon. Lady Baring.

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