Star.
London, England, 1825-03-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCe.

HUNTING.
Ilis Alajeny's Stag Hounds meet Friday; at Stoke Common.
The Hari .of Derby's Stag Hounds meet to.nuirrow, at Wood.
mansione ; Friday, at Addington Village.
H. Jolliffe, fox hounds meet on Thursday, at Choldon;
Saturday, at Out Wood.
The Surrey fox hound's meet on Thursday, at Godotone ; Sa;
turday, at Lock's Bottom.
Mr. itleynell's hounds Meet on Thursday, at §warkston Bridge;
Saturday, at Millburn.
Bamurou' Masco 10.—This morning a line stag was turned
out at the Devil's Dyke, a few miles from Brighton, before a
numerous field of horsemen. The stag made first towards Shore-
ham, and after running nearly three hours, and a distance of at
least thirty miles, was taken unhurt in the village of Hurst. Some
of the horsemen bad glorious summersets. Out of a field of between
two and three hundred, about forty were tip when the stag was
faken, among whom, as usual, was Mrs. Russell. This Lady leaped
a hedge and bog, et Icon nine feet across, and this after seeing two
Gentlemen, who were in advance of her, fairly stuck in it.
TROTTING MATCH.

The sport:ng match between Capt. Manners gray mare biamond
and Mr. Glover's Fertunio, to trot agiinst each other for one hour,
and to start at the opposite ends of three miles from the 9.3 d mile
stone on the Btth road, took place on Friday morning, for 200 so-
vereigns a-side. Betting 11 to 10 on the horse. The-ground was
performed as follows:

THE PARE.
ISt three miles
Qd .
51 .
4th .

M. I. 101 UORSZ.,
12 12 Ist three miles
. 12 18 2d
. 12 10 3d
. 12 20 4th .

M. B.
14 14
. 16 16

. 12 24

. 12 14

49 0

The horse broke into a gallop,
which loss he never recovered.
few yartls, in the hour, and woi

49 8
and had to turn in the 9th mile,
The mare did 15 mike, within a
by 90 yards.

Monday last his Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT
or ItteLAWD held his second Levee at Dublin Castle, which was
loumerously attended.
The Commissioners under Mr. BROUGHAbeS Act, for
inquiring into the nature and management of endowed
Public Charities, commenced their investigation in
iGloucester on Thursday.
A fire broke out this forenoon, just before twelve
o'clock, in the back premises of
_Messrs. Wyburn and
Thomas, coach-makers, Blackfriars-road, which by the
timely arrival of engines was soon extinguished, doing
little damage.
SOMNOLENCL-A man who lodged at the Golden
Lion, King's Bridge, Cambridge, on Thursday night
last, got out of bed in his sleep, walked down All
Saint's Lane to the River, paddled in'the water, and
returned to his lodging, still asleep! . He was covered
only by his shirt, and carried a candlestick in his hand.
He was followed by the watchman, and several other
persons, ; and the former at first, hardly knew whether
to take him for a" Spirit of health-or goblin damned."
The landlord was aroused, and the man returned to his
bed. In the morning he.was not aware of having been
engaged in any nocturnal rambles.
DEPUTATION TROM THE SOUTH OP IRELAND.-At
one o'clock, on Saturday, a deputation from the prin-
cipal manufacturers of the South of Itelund waited upon
the Earl of LIVERPOOL/ at Fife-house, for the purpose of
presenting a memorial to his Majesty's Government,
praying pecuniary aid to enable them to provide the
means of adequate manufacturing employment for the
large population in that part of the sister kingdom, who
were at present deprived of that source of subsistence.
The immediate members of the DeputXtion were, Di.
ELmona, and T. LYONS, Esq. of Cork, but they were
accompanied and introduced by the chief landed pro-
prietors of the South of Ireland, among whom were his
Grace the Duke of DavoNsuuts, the Earl of DONOUGH•
MORE, Lords A,mau and ENNISMORIL, the Hon. C. H.
HUTCHINSON, M.P. and several other Members of both
Houses of Parliament. The Earl of Livenroor. gave the
deputation a most polite reception, heard- all the argu.
ments urged by the deputation with much attention
and courtesy, and on their taking leave, promised to com-
municate them to the CH ANCILLSat of the EICII9QI79n,
begging the deputation, however, not to depart with
any impression that he admitted the legitimacy of their
claim, however properly it had been submitted to
the consideration of his Majesty's Government.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK.LANE, MARCH 14.
There was a good supply of nearly all sorts of Grain last week,
and this morning the fresh arrivals of Wheat, Barley, Beans, and
I'eas from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, are not considerable ; bat
there are a good many vessels in from the North with Wheat and
Oats. Prime samples of Wheat have sold with freedom, and have
rather exceeded the terms of this day se'nnight ; bat in ther qua-
lities there is little doing. Barley continues very dull, and now
but superfine parcels obtain last week's terms. Beans are vet,
heavy in sale, and rather cheaper. Peas sell heavily at no alteration
In value. Oats are now very plentiful, and the trade is heavy, so
that they have declined in value since this day se'xualght full ls. per
quarter. In the Flour trade there is no alteration.
PRIM ON BOARD SUM
Wheat, Red (1824) 545. 725. Rye, old, 00s. 00s.
old, 545. 70s. Beans, Small, new, 455. liSa
White, 1824, 58s. 785. -- old, 48s. 525.
---. old 60s. 78s. Tick, new, 345. 575.
Barley, 1894, Rs. 48s. --- old, 455. 475.
--- Old, 00s. 00s. Oats, Feed, new, 20s. S4B.
Peas, Grey, 1824, 375. 38s. ---- old, Os. Os.
---- Old, 00s. 00s. Poland, new, 215.,275.
Maple, 1824, 59s 40s. --- old, Os. Os.
--- old, 00s. 001. Potatoe' new, 255. 275.
White, new, 425. 455. -- old, Os. Os.
--- old, Os. Os. Scotch, 28s. 32s
Boilers, 1824,505. S4s. Foreign Oats, 20s. 275.
--- old, 00s. 005. Flour, per Sack, 525. 655.

AMLIVATA LAST WILZIG
Ott I Peas
11,V74 I Irish Wheat
6,830 i Irish Oats
17,255 I Foreign Oats
9,57! English Flour, sacks
SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 14.
Becf remains steady at last Monday's quotations, the best Oxen
fetching Ss. 24. to 51. 4d. per stone, and inferior are 4s. to 4s. 10d.
The fineness of the Weather has induced the butchers to buy largely.
Mutton.is considerably higher, the supply being short, and the best
Downs are quoted as high as 6s. 2d. to 61. 4d. per stone; and the
inlet for Mutton is In good demand at ss. 4d. to Ss. 10d. per stone.
'flu: price of Veal remains steady at 6a to 7s. per stone • none, how-
ever, but the finest Calves fetching theism, price. Pork is fair sale
at 6s. 2d. to 6s. 4d. per stone for the dairy fed, and sa. to sa. 10d. for
the larger meat.-Beasts, 2,724 ; Sheep, 1q,5L0 ; Pigs, 130 ;
Calves, 110.
Beef, 4s. 4d. to Ss. 4d. Mutton, s'. 44. to 6s. stl. Veal, 6s. to 71.
Pork 55:64. to 6s. 44.--ilay, per:load, AS Ss. to AS Ss. Clover.
£4 to £. 10s. Straw, to A 2 Bs.

Rye, new, 355. 40s.
Wheat, English, qrs.
Barley
Malt
Oats
Beans

- 1,576 -
940
- 19,175
1,810
9007