Star.
London, England, 1805-02-19 00:00:00

8100R7111'G.

ROYAL Howe.—The deer hunted by His MAJI-STT
on Saturday was a remarkably fine one. At flailing
upon Stolre green. he went off with great fpeed towards
the right of Langlee, through the inclofures by Slough
and Chavey, where he ran with very great (peed
acrofs Cluny-fields, making towards the Thames,
where it was expefied he would have croffed the Ri-
ver, but he made a double to the right by Darcey
'Common and Broney, and eroded the Thames op-
poke Bray. The royal fportfmen made for Maiden
Bridge, which they eroded, when the deer having
taken to the inclofures, the fportfmen purfued it, and
the chace was renewed to 'the /eft of Maidenhead
Thicket and the Reading roid, and Was taken near
Mr. VaNsitraar's PIA, after achice of about three
hours and a half. The deer was bred at Swinley, and
(hewed excellent (port.
Dual- Fluer.—.—On Friday lift the Earl .of
Dim took the diverfion of Stag Hunting. His.
Lordthip met feveral other Gentlemen at Bottle
Hill, in Kent, at ten o'clock, when he gave orders
for the deer to be turned out. At firfl he made st
tort over Woldingham-hills, funk the hill to Oxted,
then made a point to Godflone leaving Tilbfirfte-
hill to the right towards Lingfield ; from thence to
Crowhurfi, making a flrait point to Eton-bridge, in
Kent, whence he made back through the large woods
and inclofures, leaving Oxted to the left, through
Rooknext-park and Godilone corner, from thence to
Bleehingley, Nutfield. over Bedhills-corner, croffing
the Brighton, leaving Crawley to the left. He was
taken in a pond in the Parilh of Buckling, after a
chace of three hours, in which time it is fuppofed
the fportfmen ran about fifty miles without the
hounds being flopped. The deer was bred by his
Lordfhip.

MAL TONI COO SIM Mt IT I 110.,...-A continued
thaw of four days brought on this Meeting very un-
expeeedly, and by which mum Tome of the dillant
Members were difappointed of their attendance, and
tome were fent for ezprefs. On Tuefday morning,
about twelve Members appeared, and the Prize Cup,
as the fira thing of the Meeting, wls run for as
under :

Major Topharn's black dog, Snowdrop, by Snowball I
Mr. left's blue dog. Waiter ' ' " s
Mr. Croks brindled dog, Tyger -
. 3
Mr. Monfon's black and white dog Major • 4
The Courfe, entirely over fwarth, wa• a very fine
and a very long one, and was run beautifully by the
whole four dogs. The hare, after a run of about a
mile and a half, was killed.
About fix matches were then rtth—of which Mr.
Broadley was the winner, of one a head. Hares,
from the flormy weather, were fcarce on the Wold.

WIDIMDAT--411. IYE-DAY.
Six Matehet, fora large furn were run this day betwixt Mr.
Dailey, producing fix Greyheunds, got by Snowball, oat of Dent,
'OA Mr. Flint, he Greyhounds, got by Major, brother to
Snowball, and one old dog, purcbafed lame time ago by Mr. Per-
rival, got by Sonwball, which tainhated as under t
Mr. Darley - •
M. Flint - s
Undecided s

After this, a Match for so guineas betwixt Mr. Lafeelles's red
and white dog, and Major Tophant's black dog, Ambrolio, was
run : It was a very Otort Conde the hare being killed immtdi-
atelit4 Ambrofio.—Glad undecided.
fine running was (hewn by Mr. Darters and Mr. Flint's
dogs (borrowed of Mr. Percival), but it appeared the match was
made rem on the part of Mr. Flint, by the very fuperior running
of the old
grand dog (got by Snowball), who won his Conde in a very
Sir M. M. Sykes's Fothounds, to a large field of above one
hundred horfemen, threw off at Hdingiey, and killed a brace of
Fovea.

The Mahon Meeting, on the fecond day, ♦err nu.
meroufly attended.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yenerday the Seffions commenced at Hicks's-hall,
before W. MAINWAILIN c, Efq. and a Bench of Magif-
trates.

William Hill, a fchoolmafter at Battle Bridge, was
indiaed for an stank on Matilda Dear, with an intent
to commit a rape. It appeared that no complaints
bad been made by the girl of the charge in queftion,
as thofe made to her lifter were Paid to have been Coon
after Midfumnser. The Jury doubted the whole of
the flumes's, and confequently acquitted the pi-
foner.