Star.
London, England, 1815-10-17 00:00:00

WZDNIIDAY.

Sweet stakes of 20gs. each, for 3 yrs old Cults, Bst.'2lb. fillies, fist.
A whiner of any Atakes in the year tols, to carry Sib. Once
rouu•t the Course.
Mr. li g. e's b c CJUengse, by Dick Andrews
Duke of Lee& cb. c. Restoration
Mr. Hutchinson 's br e by Remembrances
6t04 on Restoration. The second heat won easy.
The King's Parse of 100 gs. for 5-yr. old mares, 10st.
Mr. Watts's chesnut, Allsidora, by Dick Andrews
Mr. (iauforth's grey, by baucho
20 to 1 on Altlsidora. •
The Subscription Gold Cup, value 100ge. by 14 Subscribers, of
gs. each, with 57gs, added. Four miles.
Mr. Houldtwortit's b c Filo da Pota, Syrs. old, fist. 10114 1
Mr. Ruddell's br e 1)r. syntax, 4yrs. old, Bst.
Sir H. Nalthotpes b g by Luck's All,,Syrs. old, flit. 101 b. 3
Mr. Pierse's b f Rosanne, 4yrs old. 75t.121b. 4
Mr. Lambton's eh e Ottoman, Syrs. est. 10Ib. 5
Mr. Carlo, tb's gr m Marciana, tips. Bst. bib. 6
Mr. Watts's ch nt Altisidora, Syr.. Bst. 516.
Mr. I.onsdale's b (by Shuttle, Syrs. old, 6 t. elb. 9
Three to one on Fib da Nita. The Luck's All gelding freely
took the had, and made severe running ; 'File da Puta, at the
tura (about two miles), ran off the Course, and fell upon his
knees, but was brought back by the judicious management of his
rider, and though he lost a considerable length of ground, he won
by near a neck.

THURSDAY.

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Sweepstakes of 20p. each ; fo6 2yr. old colts est. Slb. fillies est.
From the Grey Stone to the ending Post.
Sir W. Gerard's br cby Pam, out of Lady Sarah
Mr. Walker's ch f Lepanto, by Cervantes 2
Two to one on Sir William Gerard's colt.
Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, with £5O aided, for all ages. Three
mile heats. Four Subscribers.

Mr. Riddell's br e Dr. Syntax, 4 yrs old, lit - 1 1
Mr. Garlorth's gr zn Martians, 6 Its old, Ct. 71b. 4 2
Lord Dundas's b f Orphan, 3 yrs old, Est. 121 b. 3 11
Lord Milton's br f Deidemoma, 4 yrs ski, 7st. 12*.
2 4

5 to I on rimer Syntax.
Match for £5O each, 12sr. each. Om round tbeCOMIR
Mr. Burton's br at by Coriander - 1
Mr. Boldea's ch m by Ruler " II
PENRITH MEETING, OC I'OBER 11.
Fifty Pounds, for an ages. 'Two-mile heats.
Mr. N. B. Hodgson's bf by Patroclus, Got 71b - 1 1
Mr. Kirby's b t by Orville. SI yrs old, Gst 71b - 9. 9
Mr. Stmpson's b f Lady Abbess, 4 yrs old, 7st Olb - 3 S
Sweepstakes of Sgs each, with 10p added, for horses, &c.
'lwo-mile heats—(s Subscribers.)
Mr. Kirby's b h Kutumff, 5 yrs old, llst 1 lib • 1 1
Mr. H. Featherstonhaugh's b rif Zuleika, aged, 12st 21b 9 9

Tue Cuacr.—Lord Scarborough's Foxhounds will meet on
Wednesday, at Hodeatk; and on Friday, Oct. re, atWheatley Hills.
Sir M. M. Sykes's Hounds will meet on Wednesday, at Drandsby
Dale • and on Friday, at Haywohi, Mr. Hobby's Fat m.—Sir R.
Graham's Foxhounds will throw off on Wednesday, at Bads-
worth; on Friday, at Fenwkk ; and on Saturday, at Hutton Wood.
Mr. Fox's Hounds will meet on Wednesday, at Plumpton ; and
on Friday, at Byrom—The Lambton Foxhounds will meet on
Wednesday, at Turista ; on Friday, at Wilton Gilbert; and on
Saturday, at Usworth ; these hounds will bunt from Sedgefield 062
Mbuday the 30th.—The Sinningtun Foxhounds will meet on Fri-
day, at Helmsley.—Thil Alnderby-Steeple Union Harriers will
throw off on Thursday, at Broomfield.— the Northallerton and
Brompton Harriers will throw off on Thursday, at Romanby; and,
on Saturday, at Stone.Crosee—The York City Hoinide will hunt
on Thursday, at Towthorpo Car; and on Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday follbwing pear Market Welgliton.--The Mornay
Hounds will bunt on Wednesday, at Crosetield House t, and on
Saturday, at Leven Bridge.

BOXING—Cooper, who beat Idolineux in Scotland,
is matched to fight Donnelly in Ireland in a month,
for, 5(.) guineas. Donnelly was beat by Hall some
time since, and is a Dia of cosiitletable poaeto but
a bad Bahia.

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' NiPAL APPOINTMINTS,EI4
caw. Lamb glebe CMMere, eb to reek of Post Captain.
Lieutenant Wm. Mat Roberts, so the rank of Commander.
lieut. Edw. Scott,'of the Nisei, to the rank of Commander.
/huts. S. Sparshott, and W. H. Bowyer, to the Amplsion.
Lieu enema Edward Malone, and /Rainy, to the Voyeur.
?Lieutenant P. T. Hien, to the Superb.
lieutenant John Harvey Omelet., to the Antelope.
lieutenant Peter Shuttleworth, to the Falcon.
Lieutenant Ginvent, to the Rifleman.
Lieutenant Robert Tan, to the Amphlon.
Mr. J. P. Creagh, Surgeon, to the Amphion.
Captain Daniel Roberts, to the Hydra.
Captain Purvis, and all the Ulcers of the Amphlon, to the
Magldenne.
Captain Wna. Fisher, to the Bann.
Captain J. Bowen, to the Wellesley, 74, built in India.
Captain Augustus Baldwin, to the Tyrlan, re-commissioned
at Chatham.
Captain Hugh Patton, to the Alban.
Captain George Brine, to the Mosquito, re-commissioned.
Captain Bowles, to the Amphion.
Lieutenants G. II Skarduse, W. H. B. Ptohy, Stephen Pain,
and Richard Greening, to the Wellesley.
lints Gustavus Beans and Allan Bertram, to the Mosquito.
Lieutenants John Benson and J. P. Tweed, to the Barth
lieutenant R. P. Boardman, to the Bacchus.
I .ieutenant Edward Medley' to the Alban.
Lieu's. J. N. 0. 13. Hati andJenkin Jones, to the Jupiter.
Lieutenants Wm. Kitchen and Wm. Moriarty, to the cyriati.
Lieutenati A. Hunt, R. N. to be a Knight of Windsor.
Lieutenant C. sherwin, to Dalwood Common 'l'elcgraph.
lieutenaiit G. M. kiggimon, to Knighton Telegraph.
Lieutenanr C. S. Cater, to the Saracen.
Lieutenant James Davies, to the Pactolus.
peutent P. t spans, to the Pantiles.
Mr. H. Charles, Surgeon. to the Tyrisn.
Mr. N. J. Drummond, Surgeon, to the Mosquito.
Mr. J. T. Laihy, Purser, to the Mosquito.
Mr. Brown, late of the Ferieuse, to he Purser of the Niger.
Mr. Berry, Purser, to the Newcastle.
Mr. James Jones Purser, to the l'
yrian.
The following Midshipmen are promoted to the rank of Lieu-
tenant :—James Bennett, Andrew Smith, Alexander limning,
Thomas Tribe, Edward Owen, George Lepine, W. B. M.Lerotb,
Stephen Wilkinson, George Vicars, W. Douglas, Philip Bond,
J. H. Boteler, Hugh Shannon, T. D. Stewart, H. P. Holmes.,
Charles Bouverie, R. Criehlow, A. Anderson (s), Frederick
Freeman, Andrew Baird, Wm. Mudge, Robert Cullen, George
Delme, Joseph Eastbrook, George Hugo, W. G. Hemsworth,
Joseph Walker, Richard Greening, T. Baxter, James Jackson.
John W. Phillips, Edward Priston, J. W.Taylor. Robert Parker,
M. T. Hare, Thomas Stirling, C. Farquharson. W. H. Connor,
N. H Nici.atoi, J. G. Graham, Herbert shton, V. Lloyd,
Thomas k.aker (4).
Mr. John Gibbs is appointed surgeon to his Majesty's ship
Tonaent, Rear-Admiral Sir B. Hallowell, K. C. B.
l'he following Assistant-Surgeons art. promoted to the rank of
Surgeons I—Matthew Capponi,David Jamieson, John Robertson.
John Reid, Hugh Rodie, John Taylor, F. A. Donnelly, William
Whittaker, John Frew, Joseph Stilon. James Cock, Thomas
Prosser, David Marmanus, Walter Guiln.iy, ainuel ,:t.i „
Nodal I.l'Morria. John Davis, Job, main
E. D. Lewis, George Smyth, John At ne toms, Wm. Armstt aitg,
E. A. Smith, Alexander liras: t, Robert Maclean, Clittles
Carpue, James Cruieltchanks, strew Creighton, John Seatchard,
W. B Webster, MitliAel Goodsir, Wm. Bell (1) Samuel Phillips,
J. 1111Danald, John Robert Esple, Robert Mac•lowal,
E. P. WlrKt. Wm. l'agg, 3. H. Woolley, Wm. Bell (c) J ,;.n
Loud at, N. P. Patrick Grant, Robert WiLon, An-
drew Dick. .111. n. Waters, Roben Dickson, Alex. Salter, James
Biggar, Jot n :iaslam, John Paul, Alexander Nisbett, William
tio`Dowell. (.7ornolius Itchy, John Whyte, Archibald Hume, Wm.
Ma: tin (z) Wm. Blue. Peter Centric, Win. Kelly, T. B.
to alba Samuel Irvine.
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COAL MARKET. OCTOBER 16.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
00 Newcastle 0 00s. Od. to 00s Od.
1 sunderland 1 595. 9d. to cos od.

PiEWUAft. AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
(By the Carcass.)
Beef, ler stone Ss Oi to Ss od Veal Ss 4,1 to is Od
Mutton a is Od tr tis sd I Bark Ss alto is sd
Limb Ss od to 4s M.

PRICE OF HOPS.
111 W BAGS. 111 W POCKET..
Kent 61 los to 111 46 Kent - .51 Ins to 91 64
iussex 61 Os to 101 Os SUM! 31 Ss to 81 4s
Essex 91 Os to 111 115 katitham 141 04 to Ist 04

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
lIT. JAMES'S. WHITECIiArtL.
Hay 31 If; to SI Oi Od I Hay 41 44 to 51 Ss Od
Straw II Is Od to II iss od I Straw II tos to II 14% 0.1

RAW HIDES.
But Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary is 10d to 2s 04
stone) .2s 84 to 3s 03 Market Calf 13.. each.
Middling; 2a 44 to 2s 84 Eng. Horse 14e to lls
Sbtarllngs, 304 to 484. Lamb Skins, Sad to bed.

- PRICE OF 'f.k.I.LOW.
St. James's Market 4s Sd I Town Tallow
Clare Market - Os Od Yellow Rusda
Whitechapel Market 46 id White ditto
I per stone of Sib. .--- Soap ditto
Gravei IS. Od—Good Dregs 10e Od.
Price of Candles per dos. I s 011—Moulds, ISs 6d.
Yellow Soap, 86a—Mottled, 966—Curd, Woo—Palm, 1041

714 6d
71s pd
003 Od
61s Od

PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADEN HALL-4 IREE r.
Butts, 50 to 56Ibs 21d 114 d Calf Skins, 35 to 401bs 22 2641
Ditto, 56 to 66Ibs £4d 25d Ditto 50 to 701bs 24d Sad
Merchants Backs 19d 00d Ditto 70 to 801 bi 21d 26d

PRICES OF GRAIN AT MARK-1. OC FOSE& 16.
Kent and Essex, 40s 625. 649. Grey Peas, 345. 365.
Wheat, Suffolk, 40s. 66a. 625. Small Beans, 30s. 335.
Ditto, Norfolk, 40s. 565. Tick Ditto, 28s. 30s.
Rye, 30$. 541. Oats, Potatee, 28s. 325.
Barley, 281. 30s. Ditto, Poland, 14$. itBs.
Malt, 60s. 645. Ditto, Fred, 18s. 955.
White Peas, 341. 365. boilers, Rapeseed, £O. £3O. per hat.
425. 445. Flour, 5.55. GOs. per sack.
Barley, 001. 00s.
Oats, Feed. toy. 245.
Ditto, Brew, 281.305.
White Peas, 345. 365.
Grey Peas, 30.. 381.
Smag Beat:, 30s. 345.

VOL

Wheat, Dantale, 625.
Ditto, Baltic Rod, 545. 60s.
Ditto, Hambro' or Brawn,
40s. Oar.
Ditto, Brabant Red, 40s. 491.
Rye, 30... 345.

AVARAUR PRICE of CORN in ENGI.AND and WALES,
from the returns ceding the 7th of October, lel S.
Wheat. Rye Earley. Oats. Beans. Peas.
s. 4. 15.4. 1 s. d. Is.d. 1 a. I 7364.
59 1 136 6 1 30 6 1 23 6 134
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
in the week ceding the I I th Octobrr,is 62a. otd. per cwt.