Star.
London, England, 1825-07-18 00:00:00

Tuesday an interesting Cricket Match was commenced in the
playing fields at Eton, between eleven McAdam and eleven Gen-
tlemen of the Kingsccue Oub, of which the following are the
particulars:—

lIITONIANS.
First Innings
Sviond ditto .

. 147 I First Innings 178
112 Second ditto . 13i
-4591 509
The day closed upon them, when the Etonian* bad three wickets
to ge down; and the match, at present, remains undecided.
, BORERS.
Tun ROUT rot THE Ciourtonsutr.—The odds of .5 and 6 to 4
ate still betted on Ward, in London. In many parts of the coun-
try, however, and especially at Windsor and its vicinity, Cannon
is the favourite. The Windsor folks say he was invariably de-
scribed as a man of peaceful demeanour, in general; but of most
determined courage, when roused. " I bave known the fanily
for many years," said a veteran of that place, " they can all fight
—the father was considered the best man about here, when in his
prime, and even.his daughter has thrashed two or three Men wbo
liasulted her. As for youne.rom, I believe he would have the flesh
hacked front his bones before he would say, Enough.'" Ward
will, undoubtedly, have his work to do, to beat such a man as
this; and Cannon, with all his courage and hard hitting, will find
it a most difficult task to get at the black diamond.
The second fight, between Dick Curtis and Peter Warren, does
not attract much attention. Dick is backed at 7to 4.

At Newcastle Races, fourth day, the Gold Cop was won by
the Duke of Leeds's br. c. Blue Beard, beating Mr. Latubton's Ro-
sario; and the Members' Plate, by Mr. Russell's Caccia Piatti.
At Mansfield Races, on Tuesday, a Subscription Purse of 15
sours. was won by Mr. Bagnall's m. Nothing-Thought-Of (1 1),
beating two others; and a second Subscription Puree of 7 sow. by
Mr. Baton's ch. m. Miss Justice (1 1), beating two ethers. Wed-
nesday a Purse of 10 sons. was won by Mr. Sykees Surprise (1 1),
beating two others; and a Purse of 7 sons. by Mr. Spencer's br. g.
Blemished Boy (1 1), beating me others.
At Preston Races, third day, a Sweepstakes of 100 p. each,
h. f. was won by Mr. Clifton's bl. c. Toss, beating Linnet, but
Toss lost the race by a jostle ! A Hunters' Stakes of 10 toys.
each, was won by Mr. Bretherton's b. g. Tawpy, beating three
others ; and the Members' Seventy, was won by Mr. Yates's
b. c. Guy Pane ( 1 4 1), bearing three others.
At Carlow, the Gold Cup was won by Mr. Commies% b. h. by
Spartacus, beating Pepe, who broke his kg.

The Bishop of Qum= (the Rev. Dr. MOUNTAIN),
died on the 16th June, after a short lidless.
MONTNNAL, Jurist B.—Friday last, as tl,e steam-boat,
which plies between Point Fortune ani Hull, was on
her way down, Mr. Henry Francis, the engineer, was
cau:ht by tare foot in the engine, and drawn in nerdy
to the middle of his body, which was mangled in such
a way as to cause his death in six bouts afterwards.
His remains were brought to this city, and interred in
the. English burying ground, on Monday last. The
deceased has left an affectionate wife (to whom he had
been married only six rannths)to larn?nt his untimely fate.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY to.
There Were only short arrivals of all descriptions of Grain last
week, and this morning the fresh supplies are again small. The
weather continues hot and dry, and the Wheat harvest being just
at hand, occasions the Wheat trade to be very heavy, so that super-
fine samples only find sale at about the terms of this day se'nnight ;
but all other kinds are unssleabk. Barley finds a few buyers at ra-
ther higher price, than last Monday. Beans have been morrplentifal
today than of late, andthey are mo‘tly taken off at last week's terms.
Peas of both kinds are without further variation. The demand for
Oats is good, and the prices of this article are is. per quarter higher
than this day se'anight. In Flour no alteration.
Wheat, 'led (11114) Us. 704. Bye, old, 035. 004.
-- old, 00s. 00s. Beans, Small, new, 464. 501.
White, 1524, 625.755. old, 00s. 004.
•-•-• old 00s. 00$. Tick, new. 555. 40s
Barley, 1824, 514. 40*. .-- old, 00s. 001.
Old„ 00s. 08s. Oats, Feed, new, Ills, $44.
Peas, Grey, 1524, Us. 40s. ---••• old, Os. Os.
Old, 005. 005. Poland, new, Us. Iles.
Maple, 1824, 41s. 421. old, Os. Os.
old, 004. 00s. Potatoe, new, 225. .274.
White, new, 425. 455. old, Os.
old, Os. Os. Scotch, Us. 51 4.
Boilers, 1824, 411 s. 505. Fantail Oats, Wu- Ow-
-- old, 00s. 00s. Floor, per Sack, 555. 655.
asarraps aim Wilt&
5,996 I Pees
107 Irish Wheat
3,459 Irish Oats 5,055
5,312 Foreign Oats - 2,585
1,565 English Flour, sacks 5,435
SMITHFIELD MARKET, JULY Id.
The estrum heat iliW weather has caused a general &Sae, and it
la not withootAllenity that the Amin Omsk have been sold walked.
M 41. 10d. per Mee; while, tor the coarser Meat, the rhos la .madly
sonslnal at 4s. to O. Id. per stone. The Mutton tale iv die do.
dining, the /nest Kentish and Leicester Wetberebdge erap 416 id.
to 4s. ed. per smog, and coarser Mutton is soft essaisallit at 4a.
to O. 4d. pee do. Veld is likewise looking down, tea Gam Calves
being at ss. to is. ad. per stone; and for the inferior, 45. 4d. to 44.
104. per stone is the quotation. Lamb is likewide 4d. per stone
lower, as. Ital. to 94. ad. being the price this day ; and Pink snay
be quoted at 4s. 6d. to Es. ed. per stone, with a dull asht.--asaint,
.3u7 ; Sheep. 21.1/115 . Pigs, 100 ; Calves, 556.
.

Wheat, Bugßak qrs.
Barley
Malt -
Oats -
Bear -

e most sioltnt threats, and he believed lower, la. led. to O. 54• awn tae pnce tau cal ; sao rem slay
his men would them have been over- be quoted at es. to 6. et per atone, with a dull ealc.—i3vant,
hat some men of the Chribtchtirch Preven. sitar; MeV. ,
41. 44. to es. 10d MAO • ea
per wage too Calves, 51•11.
; Mutton, 4s. to oe. Vea'
4+. 64. to ss. 6d. lamb, Ss. to ss. ed. Pork, UAW. to es. 6d.—Hay
J. Ile have °Weis that the wounded
Bver.
me up to their assisfucel and the couipan)
per load, el lot, to .e 4 154. Clover, CO to e 5 10s. Straw, ,tit
pi ispri ly :Ozendecl t i ; that lie thould be to f*:'