Star.
London, England, 1822-11-18 00:00:00

SPORTING DINNER.-SPRING AND NEATE.

A Sporting Dinner took place at the One Tun, last Friday.
In the course of the evening Spring and Cribb took their seats
at the festive board, and the latter, to convince the company
that his wind was as good as ever, sung Will Watch in his very •
best style. In allusion to the late match, Spring informed the •
amateurs that he wouldhave attended at the Castle Tavern, on
Tuesday night last, to have made his money good, but on the
Monday morning previous hisbacker had told him not to leave
the country on any account, as he might catch cold; and that
be (his backer) was sure to make it all right. It was to hins.a
great disappointment; he Lad no doubt it was so to Neate.—
It was also a great loss to him. He still entertained an .opinioni-
that be could win it. Neate also entertained a similar opinion
of success; therefore, on that account, he was most anxious, as
well is his friends In general, that a new match should be made,
to give him and Neate the opportunity of sheaving the world •
which is the best man. As both were now well, he hoped the
day appointed would not exceed the 10th of December. Neate
was most certainly entitled to the il5O forfeit money ; and he
should also propose the health of his opponent, whic)s was drank
in II Spirited manner. Mr. Belcher was asked if he would mike
another match.? He replied—" Yes ;if the .0150 forfeit is paid.
over to Neste." The stakeholder, a gentleman of the strictest
honour, said he would see Mr. F.. on the subject, and give art
answer to Mr. Belcher on Monday.
HUNTLO.

The Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds meet on Wednesday,
at Cowling; Friday, at Camphill ; Saturday, at Exiiby..
The Earl of Harewood's Fox-hounds meet on Wednesday, at
Spolorth ; Friday, ar Paper Mill Bar.
Lord Scarborough's Fox-hounds meet Wednesday, at Aughtert
Bar; Friday, at Bramley ; Saturday, at Rossington Bridge.
The York and Musty Fax-hounds meet on Friday, at Hies
CaR TLarnbton Fax-hounds meet on 'Thursday, at Whin Home's,
Saturday, at Bradbury Bridge.
The Badsworth Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at Hems-
worth ; Saturday, at Hicileton.
The Rozby and Cleveland Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at
Itigleby Manor.
Mr. Hill's Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at White Cities-
The Sinnington Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at Pickering. , .
The Northumberland Fox-hounds meet on Wrineaday, at
. .
Gosforth; Friday, at Balmy.
Sir M. M. Sykes's Fox-hounds meet on Wednesday, at Stam-
ford Bridge; Friday, at Agnes Burton.
The York City Harriers meet Thursday, near Dringbouses,
The Bnroughbridge Harriers meet Friday, at Burton Leonard.
The Earl of Derby's Stag-hounds meet to-morrow, near the
Oaks.

The Quorndon Hounds meet on Wednesday.at Widmerpool;-
Thursday, at Kettleby ; Saturday, at Martinshaw.
Lord Anson's Hounds meet to-morrow, at iibuitinAton Bridge;
Friday, at Newnham ; Saturday, at Sibson.
Sir Edward Smythe's Fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at Shaw-
bury White Gates; Friday, at bluck!ey Cross.

The Rev. GEORGE DOUGHTY) in his late tythe audits
at Maitlesham, liberally deducted 25 per cent.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, 'NOV. is.

The arrivats of Grain and Flour last week were unusually
large, but the wind having been boisterous since Friday last, the
fresh supplies of this morning are only moderate. The Flour
trade being nearly stagnated by the great quantity of that article
now on sale, our Millers in consequence made very few par-
chases of Wheat to-day ; and although the finest parcels are not
quoted lower, yet last week's prices could not be obtained for
any other sort. Barley has sold heavily, and is rather cheaper.
Beans and Peas do not go off freely, but the prices are without
variation. The Oat trade has differed materially by the Immense
apply of last week, and the prices are reduced from ls. to 2s.
per quarter since this day se might.
Piller.' ON NoARD 01 SHIP,
Wheat, Red, Old t4s 588 Rye, New ' - ' 168 13e
White 26s 45s Beaus, Small New 24s 298
Red, New Ns 41s ow 27. 30.
—..-- White 32s 46s Tick, New -20 s 248
Barley, Old ?85 25s- Old - ids 268
New 401 563 Oats, Feed -15 s He
. —8 -6-11 Short - 19$ els
94s 268 Poland - 178 228
▪ 278 294 Potatoe - 208 268
25s 28s Flour, per Sack 30s 409
-59 s 54s Rapeseed, per Last £22 £26
111PORTATION9 LAST WICSK•

Malt -
Peas, Hog •
liaple
White -
- Boilers

Wheat, English. qrs. 9550 I Beans .
Barley . 5988 Peas -
Malt . 8098 lrish Wheat -
Oats . $8540 --- Oat.
Rye, qrs. . . Roar, sacks
'Flour, English, 14,805.

2718
10011

345
- 13339
100

SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER is,
The Market this morning was ratter shorter in Oxen than
last Monday, but of Mutton and Lamb there was a plentiful
supply. Prime beef!, rather higher in price, but that of inferior
qbality remains the same as per last market-day. Small Meat, of
every description, remains at our last quotations. In the early
part of the morning the trade was rather lid:h.—Current priors:
Beef, 22.6d.t0 Saul. per stone of albs; Mutton, 22,0d.r0
Vesl, 34.6d.t0 as. P05h,35.041. to 511. 64. OWele at Alsrlie Blogyv
gem; Calves, 220; Sheep and Lambs, 53,600; Pigs, 3004.41ay..
and Straw per load: Hay, Si. so 54. lex tlover,3i. Ins tu61.10.„,
Straw, 1/. es. to 11. 16s.
GENERAL AVRRA,G
(wanes ow
For the Week ending Nov.
of the Inspectors in taw
land and Wales.
Wheat .Sis led I Oats
Barley its ad I gys
towns.--Aierage Fried
pitted from she Ramps '
Wag. 30e. 84. per cwt. e

I. •

• ,
1413, PRICE OP BRITISH Cpl9l;'.'
1
swum nernee*Tion), •
kw.% 1822, malt tip "freal thatesins-
ake diketent Cities and:ll.me *Wee,
kits 198 Id 1 'ia
.
206 Vd I Peni - ••&10d..
kit ed Ittows or fliosooitillihea, lisv; •
' 111 • made in the Week ending 13th We.
emissive o/ Invortatioa Detlet.