Star.
London, England, 1822-12-17 00:00:00

SHOOTING.

Sir HARRY FEATHERSTONE, Bart. last week entertained, at his
seat, lip-park, the Marquis of ANGLES!*, Hon. Sir Amu
and Sir CHARLES PAGET, lion. BERKELEY PAGET, RATCLIFPIS
Dome, Esq. and -- CHESTER, Esq. brother to the Countess
of Ins-estrum. The diversion of shooting was taken each day;
and the following is the quantity of game bagged timing the
week. The Marquis of ANGLESEA killed 217 head of game in
two days: Mr. Hume, on one day, 85; and on another 65 head.
Pheasants. Hares. Rabbits. Partridges. Woodcocks.
Monday, 136 84 137 4 2
Tuesday, 66 64 44 1 3
Wednesday, 20 11 28 0 0
Thursday, 207 70 13 0 2
Friday, 10 6 356 0 0
Saturday, 55 84 140 1 0

494 319 718 6 7
On the first two days there were seven, and on the four fol-
lowing days six guns.

COURSING.

The Kyle Coursing Club met at Mauchline, on Wednesday,
the 4th inst. to run for a pair of silver couples, with young dogs
under twenty two months.
First Class.—First Course.—Captain Stewart's b. and w. dog
Admiral, and Mr. Campbell of Treesbank's brindled dog Non-
such, ran a dead heat.
Second Course.—Mr. Gairdner's b. and w. dog Banker, beat
Sir James lioswell's white bitch Modesty.
Third Course.—Captain Dunlop's w. bitch Arethusa, ran a bye.
Second Clasi.—Captain Stewart's dog and Mr. Campbell's
again ran a dead heat.
Second Courw.—Captain Dunlop's w. bitch Arethusa, beat
Mr. Gairdner's Banker.
Third Course.—Captain Stewart's Admiral beat 3lr. Camp-
bell's Nonsuch—hate killed.
Fourth Course.—Captain Stewart's Admiral, beat Captain
Dunlop's Arethusa, and won the couples—hare killed.
Several matches were ran afterwards, which afforded good

sport. Owing to the stormy weather, only about 50 hares were
started, out of which three, not come to maturity, were killed,
and not another hire turned during the many chases that day.
Friday se'llnight, Mr. KINNEAR'S (of Kinloch) harriers threw
off at Edenpark, near Cupar. A hare was soon found, and,
after a clear run of nearly seven miles, by Todhall and Foodie
Hill, was kilted at Cairaey Lodge. Next day, the harriers be-
longing to Mr. STEWA KT, of St. Fort, threw eff near the same
place, and had two •ery tine runs, which afforded considerable
amusement to s large field of sportsmen.

A beautiful variegated partridge was lately shot by
JOHN CoatEs, Esq. of Woodcote, Shropshire; the
bill was nearly white, except the tip, which was grey.
A 'dupl was fought early yesterday morning, on
golder's Green, between Mr. F—E—N and Mr.
A—N—n, in which the latter was wounded in the
shoulder, but the ball did not lodge. Mr. A. was
conveyed in a post cliaise to Hampstead, where sur-
gical aid was at hand. The dispute which caused
the meeting, it was said, related to money matters.
TA1.1:4, the celebrated French tragedian, had, it
appears, meditated a retirement from the stage, and
was to have taken leave as a public performer, at the
Theatre Francais, on Friday last. It is now an-
nouncedt hos% ever, in the Paris journals, that new
arrangements have been made, and a convention
entered into; according to which, this actor will con-
tinue to perform for several years longer in the French

capital. -
.WESTNINSrEn PLAY.—Last night his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Vonte honoured the King's scholars
with his .presence, when they repeated TERENCE'S
comedy The Eunuch. A most respectable and nu-
merous assemblage attended, and the performance
was equally successful as on fanner occasions.

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merous assemblage attended, and the performance
wa equally successful as on former occasions.
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Saturday morning, between the hours of twelve and one, a
daring attempt was made by some resurrection men to disturb
the dead in the burial-ground of the pariah of St. Palary, Lim. •
beth, Surrey; but the street watchman immediately gave the
alarm to Mr. Seeger, the mum, who, without loss of time._
went to the ground, well armed, with every hope °flaking the
miscreants but thLy !Living intimation, made a precipitate re-.
treat, scaling behind them the implements for their purports.