Star.
London, England, 1824-12-06 00:00:00

SPUftl'INCi INTELLIGENCE:

THE AYRSHIRE HARRIERS.
Notwithstanding the severity of the frost on Saturday sennight,
the Harriers had most excellent sport. They met at Symington toll.
and immediately found a hare, which gave them a short run of about
ten Minutes. They found another in a field near Cragie Castle,
which went off very gallantly to the village of Symington, front
whence, going back by the toll and jlelenton Hill, she crossed the
flats between that and Barnwell ; after giving a ring round Barn-
well Hill; she squatted, but being very soon pat up again, the went
away very fresh in a southern direction, and was killed at Afton
Lodge. The length of this run may be computed at eight or nine
miles, almost straight out, and the ground having softened consi-
derably towards the latter part of it, the riding was very pod, and
the hounds went at a tremendous pace.
11lAtCH AGAINST TIMIL

Two Gentlemen (notorious for their superior cattle). having clit.
fered about the speed and pluck of their buggy.horses, which they
had just purchased, matched them to trot, on the Brighton road,
through Mitcham, from Hyde Park.sorner, out and in, sixteen
miles, drawing a heavy dampen with two persons, each twelve'
stone. Saturday, and the preceding mornings, were find for the.
performance. Bumper (from the old shop in Park-lane), was the
favourite, although Swell (purchased In Piccadilly), was backed -
freely ; and many heavy bets were depending. Bumper did the
ground with ease, in one hour and fourteen min;oes and a half ;
and Swell in one hour and eighteen minutes; losing by three
minutes and a half. The road was very heavy, from the quantity
of gravel recently laid down. Watson drove the winner in ad-
mirable style, and once more claimed the palm in favcur of the
father of the profession. Both horses proved themseves V game
ones," and their backers were perfectly satisfied with them; al-
-1 though, in future, for trotters, the preference will be given (most
I probably) to Park-lane.
BOXING.

Reid (the Chelsea snob)l4llishop Sharp fight on the 16th
instant. Jem Burn and Neal fight on the 2.3 d instant, and Jem
Ward and Sampson on the 28th instant.

His MAJESTY has granted a Charter, errct:ng this
town of Anderston, near Glasgow, and certain lands adjacent, com-
prehending a population of about ten thousand, into a L'urgh or
Barony.
The Three per Cents. at Par—and £20,000 or
£30,000 to be gained by the risk of only £4. 19s. !! This is lite.
rally the case, as Bum guarantees to those who may purchase at Ho
()mess any of the Stock Prizes in the present Scheme, at leaat
£lOO in Afoneyfor every £lOO 3 per Cents. He also pledges himself ."
to every Purchaser at HIS OIPTICIS to return £lB for every Whole
Ticket, and in proporticn for Shares, to those who do not obtain a
good Prite on the 16th Dacastsza, if applied for within Ten Days
from that date, and as the Two £40.000 Prizes must be drawn in
the first five minutes, and all the other Capitals (including Barn the
£30,000 Prizes) may be drawn that day, it i- certain that many
persons must gain large fortunes by that Day's Drawing, and no one
need risk more than £4. 19s. by a Whole Ticket, or 9s dd. by a
Sixteenth : the full particulars of this advantageous mode of advena
ture may be had grads at either of Bisn's °lilies, 4, Cornhilkor
0, Charing-Cross; where the Grand Prize of THIRTY THOWIAND
POUNDS, No. 15,756, drawn on Wednesday, the 3d Instant, was
sold in Shares. Also Two £20,000 Prises, and 23 other Capitals
all drawn within a Month.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, DEC. 6.
There was a large arrival of Wheat, Barley, and Flour, last Weekb
of other articles the quantities were only moderate. This morning
there is a good fresh supply of Wheat, Barley, New Beans, and
Grey Peas, but very few Oats. The Wheat trade has been very
heavy this morning, and the prices of this article are declined 2s. to
Zs. per quarter for all but the very finest samples. Barley is dull,
and 2s. per quarter cheaper. Old Beans fully maintain the terms of
this day se'nnight, but New are declined is. to 2s. per platter.
Grey Peas are plentiful, and 3s. to 4s. per quarter cheaper. Boiling
Peas are much wanted-, and they fully support the rates of last
Monday. There is not much doing in the Oat trade, but the
prices last quoted are fully maintained. In Flour there is no al.
teration.

PRIM ON BOARD SHIP.
Wheat, Red (1824), 525. 655. Rye, old, 001. 00$.
--.. old, 525. 665. Beans Small, new, 425. 445.
White 1824, 545. 745. ---.• old, 48s. 521.
.--. old, 565. 755. Tick, new, 555. 385.
Barley, 1824, 353. 48s. . ••••+ old, 455. 475.
---- Old, 00s. 08s. • Oats, Feed, new, 225. 265.
Peas, Greyi-1824, 40s. 425. - old, On Vs.
Old, 001. 00s. Poland, new, 235. 295.
Maple, 1824, 43% 44s ...-- old, Os. Os.
old, 00s. 00s. Potatoe, new, 255. 293.
White, new, 565. 60s. -- old, Os. Os.
old Os. Os. .--• Scotch, 30s. 331.
Boilers, 1824, 62a. 665. Foreign Oats, 21s. 281.
.--- old, 00s. 00s. Flour, per Sack, 555. 655.
1 Rye, new, 565. 425. I

Wheat, English, qrs.
Barley
Malt
Oats
Ileant

AR RIVALS LAST ITEM
11,675 Peas • 5,088
13,695 Irish Wheat & 735
8,151 Irish Oats • 2,955
4,538 Foreign Oats - £45
- 1,768 F.nglisk Flour, sacks 94,985
SMITIIFIF.I.D MARKET, DECEMBER 6.

There was a good supply this morning, particularly in Oxen;
the number of Sheep was not so great as on former Monday's
market, in Consequence of which they remain at a high picas
The trade appeared brisk in the early part of the morning.
lief per stone of albs.—'s. 4d. to 41. 4d. Mutt es. ed. to
4s. ed. Veal 4,. 6J. to ss. 6J. Pork 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d.
Hay, per load, se4. los. to £5. ss. Clover £5.•55. to £6. Ss.
Straw .61. les. to AS. ss.

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