Star.
London, England, 1823-11-10 00:00:00

A Sweepstakes of nee Guineas each, with Twenty-fire Guineas
added. Two-mile heats.
Mr. J. Lea's b. m. Speculator
Mr. Sandland's grey snare
Hatupsou's b. g. JEsculapius
Match fur 50 Sou. Two-mile heats.
Mr. Rhodes's ch. m.
Mr. Pritchard's roan filly

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HUNTING.
His Majesty's Buck-hounds will meet on Friday, at the Turn-
pike-gate, end of Iletifont-lane ;
The Hampshire Hunt meet on Thursday, at Medsted Green;
and Saturday, at Nutley Churek.
Mr. Shard's hounds meet on Wednesday, at Stephen Castle
Down ; and Friday, at Westbury.
Tice East Sussex Fox-hounds had a grand day on Thursday.
There were no less than 150 horsemen in the field. After a gallant
chase, a fox was killed in Stanmer Park (M pursuit of which
the whipper-in, leaped the wall of the Park, nearly seven
high !) and a second in the vicinity of Brighton. The hounds ne.,.
on Thursday, at Newmarket-hill.
The !Awes Brookside harriers throw off on Mondays, on New-
market-hill; Wednesdays, on Lewes Race Course; and Fridays,
at 'l'elscomh.

The Warwickshire Foxhounds meet on Thursday, at Ladbroke
Village ; land Saturday, at (Miley Wood.
Lord Anson's liouuds meet en 14 ednesdal, at Oldbury; Thurs.
day, at Newnham ; Saturday, at Gopsall; and Monday, at New-
bold Gar!.

MALTON COURSING MEETING, NOV. 4.
ma THE C111?..--FIRST CLASS.

Mr. Lowther's dun dog, Harold, beat Major Bower's black dog,
Illackcoek.

Air. not's black bitch, Elizabeth, beat Sit J. Johnstone's black
and white hitch, Ily.
Air. Vamiiztart's red b. Jesse, beat Mr. Lowther's M. d. Pilot.
Air. Vatoittart's black bitch, Julia, beat Sir J. Johnston's black
and white dog, Smoker.
Dr. Blomberg's dun dog, Blucher, beat Mr. Best's black and
white dog, Tartar.

Gen. licsville's black and white dog, Rivers beat Dr. Blomberg's
black dog, Snap.
Mr. Lutuley's dun deg, Cation, beat Gen. Dwane, red and
white dug, p. Hese.
Mr. Best's red d. Screamer, beat Mr. Lumley's bl. d. Clermont.
Sweepstakes of Five Soy. each—to be run in Classes on Tuesday

and Thursday, B.F.—First Class.
Mr. I.uniley's blue biuh, Jessy, beat General Bassille's blue
bitch Bluebell.

Mr. Vansittart's blue bitch, Nimble, beat Mr. Best's blue and
white bitch, Vanity.

Sweepstakes of Five Soy. each— run in Classes on Tuesday
and Thursday, B.F. for Puppies.—First Class.
Mr. Best's black b. Gazelle, beat \sr. Vansittart's bL b. Nike.
Mr. Luni:ey's dun d. Doctor, beat Gets. Bosville's br. b. Laurel.
. ataxenzs.
Mr. Fox's black and white bitch, p. Thetis, beat Dr. Blomberg's
black and white dog, Anvil.
Mr. Best's black and white bitch, Tulip, beat Gen. Bosville's blue
dog, V illager.
Mr. Best's bib. d. p. Gelert. beat Mr. Lumley's bl. d. CaldwelL
Dr. Blomberg 's blue and white hitch, Ringlet against Mr. Fox's
red and white hitch, Trinket—Undecided.

Mr. Lowther's blue bitch, Hoyden, beat Sir J. Johnstone'sblack
dog, p. Sultan,
Mr. Vansittart's red d. Nectar, beat Major Bower's bit. b. Bella.
General Basallle's brindled bitch. Maiden, beat Mr. Best's black
and white dog, Tramp. .

Accounts from Bayonne state, that Rims has been
tried, and could not find any Counsel to defend him, so
that it was necessary to provide him with one by draw-
ing lots. It is added, that his sentence is to be strangled
and quartered, and it is feared that his sentence will be
carried into execution, as the KING is not likely to par-
don him.

JOHN CLERK, Esq. Advocate, has bren appointed a
Judge of the Court of Session in Scotland, in the roam of Lord
BANZIATVNE, resigned.
Wednesday, the trial of James Anderson, Arvid Glen,
Margaret Anderson, and Margaret Frew, came on be-
fore the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, !Or the
murder of John M'Clure, weaver, Ayr. The two men
were found Guilty, and a: e sentenced to be,executed at
Ayr, on the 12th of December. The two females were
acquitted.
We feel much pleasure in stating, that the accident
which occurred a: Westminster School, on the e7ening
of November 5, to Sir Itoorta KYNASTON, is alarm-
ing than was at first believed. The young gentleman
was certainly severely set:Pitched by the accidental ex-
plosion of some fire-works which he had about his per-
son; but no bad consequences are likely to result from
the accident, and no other boy sustained any injury.
At a meeting of the ,Presbytery of Glasgow, On the
sth instant, Dr. Cita:magas tendered his resignation by,
a letter, in which he stated in substance, that having
been appointed Professor of Moral Philosophy in the
University of St. Andrew's, and as his installation will
take place on the 14th current, it was with deep emo-
tion, and sentiments of unfeigned esteem for every Mem-.
ber of the Presbytery, that he tendered to them his re-
signation of the charge of St. John's parish. But he did
not resign the office of the Ministry, of the importance
of which he was well aware, and which he would al-
ways hold in the highest estimation. He requested that
they would not declare the Church vacant till he was
installed in his new office, of which he would give due
intimation to the Moderator. Dr. M‘Laata, Dr. TAY-
LOR, Dr. RANKINE, Mr. Dow, and Dr. M.Grt.t., ipoke
in high terms of the able Ministry of Dr. CHALII2B9,
who returned thanks in a neat speech, and the
Presbytery accepted his resignation in the terms of
the letter.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. 10.
The quantity of Corn that came in last week eras again =dr;
dente. This morning the fresh supplies consist chicly of
quantities of Wheat and Barley from Essex, Keetomd Suffolk, and
a few vessels with Oats from the North. More money was asked
for prime dry samples of Wbeat this morning, and some of super-
fine quality rather exceeded last week's currency ; all other qualities
find buyers with tolerable readiness at the terms last quo:ed. Our
Maltsters:purchased all the best samples ofißarley freely at the quo-
tation of this day se'nnight ; gAnding parcels also met a ready sale
on the same terms, Beans and Grey Peas, being scarce ,et present
obtain rather higher prices. Boiling Peas are enalter;d. Good
sweet Oats are in demand, and fully support the rates last quoted ;
such parcels, however, as are unsweet, or soft, p off heavily. Flour
seals tolerably well at the prices annexed.

ASILIVALS LAST Writ.
Wheat, English, qrs. 4,952 I Beans - 1,497
Barley - 3,147 I Peas - 1,556
Malt 1,898 I Irish Oats a 345
Oats - - 5,522 I English Flour, sacks 6,687

pates. om
Wheat, Red (new), 38s. 48$.
--- old, 465. 525.
White new, 441. to 531.
old, 48s. 63..
Barley, New, 233. 343.
----- Old, 231. 28s.
Peas, Grey, New, 275. 291.
---- Old, VI.. 30$.
Maple, hew, 521.345.
—.— old, 31.. 33..
White, new, 2.55. 323.
old, 28$. 345.
• Boilers, new, 565. 445.
...----- old, 38.. 403.

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Rye, new, 301.345.
old, 281. 330.
Beans, Small, hew, 335. 341.
old, 365. 395.
Tick, new, 301. 335.'
old, 545. 3411.
Oats, Feed, new, 18s. 21s.
old, 19s. 221:
Poland, new, 20s. 245.
---- old, 221. 255.
Potatoe, new, 20s. 265.
old, 245. 275.
Flour, per Sack, 401. 36.9.
Rape;eed, per lax X 24, £26.

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SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER 10.
There was a good supply atiturket this morning of the various
descriptions of Caule, and the prices of prime (hen were rather
,kiglier than on List market-day, but those of an inferior quality
-were not much sought after. and they obtained our last quotation.
AVMutton is also in demand, but the inferior qualities sell
IT....Corrent prices :
Beef, per stone of albs- 2s. id. toss. id. Mutton, 4s. Bd. .o
gs. sd. Veal, 4,.0c). to ss. Od. Pork, 23.8 d. to 3s. 1141.

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