Star.
London, England, 1824-11-27 00:00:00

SPUR ['l Ati I NTELLIGEATCE.

NF.WMARKRT COURSING MEETING.--THVIMAY.

thippenham Field, this day, ,hewed the most sple;triaa;;ern.
blage of admirers of the sports of the field, that we have witnes-
sed for many years, as, besides Lord Dunwlch, Messrs. Norther,
Den; De Burgh, Rust, Admiral Wilson, &c. there were many
other members of the Club present, as well as a large field of dis-
tinguished fashionables., The matches were well contesteal, and
more hares were killed than yesterday.—lf several of the host of
Cantabs present had been quietly pursuing their studies, rather
than the hare, they, perhaps, might have been a trifle wiser, and
the second Course would have been much better ran.—We anuez
an accurate statement of the Coursing :

TIRE CUP.
Mr. Nertbey's Nectar beat Mr. Hoskins's Heiress.
Mr.iWiikinson's Clara beat Marquis of Huntley's Viscount.
MATCHCIII-FIIIST CLAM

Mr. Hoskins's Harbinger beat Mr. Wright's Warrior.
Lord Rivers's Rivulet beat Mr. Northey's Nettle.
Mr. Dene's Dinah beat Admiral Wilson's Unity.
Mr. Scott's Ino beat Mr. Redhead's Lear.
Mr. Wilkinson's Cornine ii Faut beat Mr. Wright's Waterloo.
Mr. Northey's Nardock agst Mr. Wilkinson's Capot—no course
Mr. Barker's Orange agst Mr. Rust's Barefuot—no course.
Admiral Wilson's Urchin agst Mr. Rust's Baron—undecided.
Mr. Dc Burgh's Queen heat Mr. Syer's
Admiral Wilson's Uxbridge beat Mr. Towers's Jordan.
Mr. Syer's Matruer beat Mr. Dc Burgh's Quicksilver.
Mr. Dean's Daphne agst Mr. Buckworth's Kitty—n• course.
Mr. Towers's Juliet beat Marquis of Huntley's Venture.
Mr. Redhead's Luck agst Mr. Scott's by—no course.
Mr. Redhead's Leo beat Mr. Wright'. Walnut.
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Lord Rivers 's Royalist agst Mr. Denn's Dart—no course.
Mr. Dc Burgh's Quality beat Mr. Syer's Major.
Lord Rivers's Regulus beat Mr. Buckworth's Kimberley.
Mr. Scott's Interlude beat Mr. Duckworth's Kangaroo.
SECOND CLASS.

Mr. Thorpe Yare apt Mr. De Burgh's Quay—undecided.
Mr. Busts Bobadil apt Mr. Wright's Whiskey—(W.
Mr. Syer's Monk beat Mr. Barker's Oliver.
IPILIDAY, 14011111 Sill 26.
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The Gold Cup was this day decided, and won by Mr. Willits.
son's Clara, beating Mr. Northey's Necttr.
EQUESTRIAN MATCH AGAINST TIME.

Mr. Bailie started on a fine blood mare, early yesterday morn-
ing, to ride ninety miles in five hours, from St. James's Chapel.
Ile was to have horses unlimited. His road was through Kilburn
Lodge, Ware, &c. to the foot of the bill, or rise, near Padbury,
Bucks, about 33 mar., and 37 back. Betting was 6to 4 an time,
with plenty of takers, as the morning was favourable, and the roads
loose. The journey was performed as follows :

The first horst performed R miles in
Second ditto . 10
Third ditto 8
Fourth 7
Fifth . 9
Sixth 10
Seventh 8
Eighth 6
N inch 12
Tenth . 4

min. see.
tS 10
31 12
25 20
21 $

28 10
53 0
25 10
19 0
41 10
16 31

Total 90 4 hr.'. 50 0
The match was won easily, and the Gentleman who rode did not
appear much fatigued. It was over at oar o'cluck.

PEDESTRIANISM.

An extraordinary feat of walking was performed at Hull a feW
days ago, by a native of Cumberland, only fifteen years of are ; and
a brother of his, named M`Mullen, aged eighteen, has tines muck
amused and astonished the inhabitants of Hingham by his ex-
traordinary speed. On Friday last be undertook to walk
ten miles in two hours half the distance backwards, which
he very easily performed ten minutes within the time. On
Monday, be engaged to walk six miles and a half, the half mile
retrograde, in one ►our,whick he accomplished three minutes within
the given time; although at Intervals he seemed to move very
leisurely, at others he went with most extraordinary swiftness. He
Is a very likely, straight youth, of prepossessing appearance, and
genteel address. He has offered a wager, which none seem inclined
to accept, that he will walk eight miles within an hour.