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London, England, 1824-11-19 00:00:00

6 to I apt Aline
9 to 1 apt Sorcery
10 to 1 apt Waltz

Vt. LUGER.
16 to 1 apt Redgauntlet
20 to 1 agst any other
• BOXERS.
Jam Waao AIM SAMTSON —A new match was made for these
men, at Tom Belcher's, last night, for £lOO a-side' to fight on the
Siithot December, half way between London and Birmingham, in
a 84-feet roped ring—half minute time. Five to lira on Watd.
Sampson is said to have greatly improved in condition.
PEDESTRIAN IS RI.

11 to 1 apt Memnon
13 to 1 apt Cleveland

A youth of the name of M`Mullen. 15 years of age, a native of
Cumberland, has undertaken to walk 100 miles in k 4 hours. Ile
commenced his task yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, from the
Infirmary, and walks as far as York Parade: at eleven o'clock the
next morning he had accomplished 80 miles. Ile looks very fa.
tigued and weak.—Hull Packet.
MALTON COURSING MEETlNG.—VitoNastme.
SlATctits.
Mr. Best's Faith beat Sir J. Johnstone's Amabelle.
Mr, Lumley's Comet beat Sir J. Johnstone's The Miller.
Sir J. Johnstone's Rosebud beat Lord 111' Donald's Spanker.
Lord MiDonald's catch beat Mr. Vansittart's Eel.
Mr. 11PDonalel's Brutendorff apt Mr. Best's Muslin—Und.
Mr. Best's Tickler beat Mr. Lumley's Doctor.
THU lISDAY-••••MA1C11 ES.
Sir J. Johnstnne's Ebor beat Lord M' Donald's Laurel.
Mr. Best's Tickle beat Major Bowes's Blossom.
Major Bower's Blacklock beat Mr. Vansittart's Bobtail. •
Mr. Lumley's Ilodsack agst Lord NPDoteald's Patch—under.
Mr. Lowther's Peker agst Mr. Best's Trissy-.-undecided.
Mr. Best's Marigold beat Lord M' Donald's Nameless.
Mr. Lowther's Pilot beat Major Rower's Bell.
Mr. Lowther's Paris beat Sir J. Johnstone's Toy.
Mr. Lowther's Ilettor beat Mr. Best's Tartar. •
Sir J. Johnstone's Rufus beat Mr. Lowther's Pan.
TOE LATE POOT-RACE AT DONCASTER.
It is said, that certain backers of the winner of this match Ltend
to give hint the amount of the match-money, 500 guinea.;.
EXTRAORDINARY HARE lIUNT.
Satorday last, the harriers of C. Taylor, Esq. found a hare on
Stockbridge Race-course which, after shewing a gall-nt run in th-st
fine country, more men:Ming racing than hunting, boldly crossed
a deep and wide part of the [liver Test, above Mr. l)owling's mill
at Longstock, into the water meadows, and was as quickly pursued
by her fearless enemies. From thence she crossed anotheuvrt of
the River Teat, bin with ill success, for the hounds soon thruwed,
determined on killing (though, from the nature of the ground, the
huntsman could render them no assistance). After divers wry
mazes through herds of cattle, she determined on recrossing. the
broad stream of the tiver, near the town, which she effected un-
noticed by any one, and took refuge in a new enclosed garden of.
Mt. Barham; but from whence she was soon rowed by her in-
vincible pursuers, not, however, without giving them a fair view of .
her power and resolution, for she again gallantly rushed into the
River, just above the bridge leading into Stockbridge, where the
stream is vet y rapid, and was, of course, in an instant carried under
one of its arches; but with the greatest sang fruit/ imaginable, in
the presence of numerous people collected on the bridge, wits
cheered her fur her bravely, she landed on the lawn opposite Lord
Grosvenor's house, from whence she pursued a steady course down
the meadows. The hounds, intent on their victim, plunged into
the same rapid stream, and were carried under the same arch, ex-
cepting some driven by the force of the water upon the buttresses;
others swam on, and after v..rious ineffectual attempts on the part
' of this gallant hare, she determined not to rtsign herself to the
dogs, and terminated this unparalleled course by resigning her last
breath to the watery element, after crossing the rives six times.

CORN-EXCIIANGF., MARK-LANE, NOV. 19.
The fresh supplies of Corn this week are moderate, chiefly owing
to the boisterous state of the we...ther. Wheat of prime quality
continues scarce, and exceeds Monday's terms ; iu other Botts there
is scarcely any trade. The Barley buyers are in a state of anxiety
to know the result of the averages. Beans are mi.:lit:red. Peas e
dearer. Oats are now so scarce as to have further advanced ls. i.er
quarter since Monday.
Arrivals—Ennlbiish Wheat, 5.800 qrs. Barley, 6,100 qrs. Oats,
150 qrs. Irish Wheat, ~50 qrs. Batley, SO qrs. Oats, 1,300 qrs.
Foreign Oats, 265 qrs. Flour, 0,400 sacks
London Averages for the week ending November 15. Wheat,
9,040 quarters, 695. ..Id. Barley, 7,330 quarters, 41s. 9d. Oats,
3,718 quarters, 255. 4d. Beans, 2,327 quarters, 40s. lud. Peas,
1,413 quarters, 495. sd.
S3IITIIFIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER 19.
The supply at market this morning is as usual on Fridays, but
the trade was very dull, and the prices may be quoted much the
-ante as on last market day.
Beef, per store of albs. 3s. to 4s. Mutton, 31. ato 4s. 4d. Veal.,
4s. to 51. Pork, 4s. to Si. •

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