Star.
London, England, 1823-02-24 00:00:00

MATCHI4 ON THE FLAT.

IA Rivers's Rutilla beat Mr. Northey's Nonsuch.
14 Rivers's Ready beat Mr. Denn's Dandy. •
Mr. Nuttlity's Nigus beat IA Dunwictis Equator.
Mr. Northey's Nankern beat IA Rivers's Rosabella.
IA Dunwiclis Everlasting heat Admiral Wilson's Usk.
HUNTING.
The Earl of Derby's Stag-hounds meet to-morrow, at theOz.ks ;
Thursday, at Cutterhain Common ; Saturday, at Coney [latch.
Earl Fitzwilliam's Fox-hounds meet nn Wedrestlay, at Sraa-
wick Pastures; Thursday, at ilunt's Closes; Saturday, atTitch-
marsh.

,The F.arl of Harewood's „Fox-hounds meet nn Wedr.es.Czy,
at Paper Mill Bar; Friday, at Harewood Bridge.
Lord Scarborough's Fox-hounds meet on Weklitesday, at Wad-
worth; Friday, at Grove. •
The York and Ainsty Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at Acaater.
The Bailsworth Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at Ilingstone
Hills; Saturday, at Bolton Bridge.
The lioxby
sand Cleveland Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at
Upleatham.
The Sinnington Fox-hounds meet on Friday, at Middleton!.
The York City Harriers meet on Thursday, near Stockton.
The Hanibledon Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Winter's
Hill Common ; Friday, at Fair Oak.
Mr. Shard's Hounds meet an Friday, at Enham ; Monday, at
Tytherly House.
Mr. Joliffe's Foxhounds meet on Wednesday, at Hermitage;
Saturday, at Horsham. _

The Surrey Foxhounds meet opThursday, at Prates Bottom;
Saturday, at Goditone.

The Sorry Harriers meet on Wednesday and Saturday, at
kennel.

ExEcuTtow.--This morning the sentence of the
law was carried into effect upon Wm. North, an aged .
man, for a. nameless offence. About eight o'clock,
the awful preparations being completed, he was led
to the scaffold exerted at the font of the Debtors
door in the Old-Bailey, and after a few minutes •
passed in prayer, was launched nun eternity. The
crowd was not great, and a display of satisfaction
was manifested at the exit of the guilty wi etch.
FlRE.—Yesterday morning, at one o'clock, in the
premises of Mr.Mmtea,baker,Carnaby-matket,which
together with the adjoining house were destroyed.

CORN .EXCH ANG F., MA RK-LA NE, FEB. 24.
The arrival of all kinds of Grain last week was uncommonly
large, hut the fresh supply of this morning is not considerable. •
Wheat of fine quality sold freely, and has obtained is. per quarter
advance on the currency of this day sennight. Barley also ad-
vanced 2s. per quarter. Beans, of dry vality, sell freely, and
are not dearer. Boiling Peas continue without alteration in the
price. Fine samples of Grey Peas obtained a trifling advance.
Oats bad a brisk sale, at last week's prices.
PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
44s 00s Rye, .New -16 s 23s
503 005 Wan*, Small New 27s 50s
55s 00s Tick, Ncw - . 21s 25s
27s 29s Oats, Feed -15 s 16s -
29s 31s Short -' -19 s SSG.
- Poland 17s
- Pntatoe -20 s 26s
Flour, per Sack 30s 4Q,
Rapeseed, per Last £2O £24
LAST WEEK.
WNW,
Peas

Wheat, Rea
White

Barley

Pea.: Hog -

25s 30s
Cf% 00s
Sls OW
40s 56s
ARRIVALS
Wheat, Erglish, qrs. 15,054
Barley, -9,20 g

Maple -
- White
Boilers -
-- Gray
Malt . - • -

• 2,093
2,002

. .
Alalt - - 17,1+76 Irish Wheat - -- !
Oats .. - 33,356 Oats - 2,270
Rye, qrs. - English Flour, sacks 18,003
GENERA LAVER AGE PIIICF. OF BRITISH CORN,
(warren covross rstromrsrforr), •
For the Week ending Feb. 15, 1825, made up from the Returns
of the Inspectors in the ditfereut.Cities sod Towns in Eng.
lantl and Wales.
..
Wheat 41s 4d ( Oats 18s 7d I Beam itSe' fd '
Barley 28s 2d Rye 23s'10d I Peas 315,10 d
SMITLIFIRLD MARKET, FEBRUANY 24,
There was a good surrly of Oxen at Market this mocnir,g„
and the prices were not quite so high ast,ist weekl• bombe much-
Ins of Sheep was not so great u on former Afoodays,' and the •
price of Milittoti•has greatly advareced. There was ratla.:k ,a.*
heavy Market.
c,.
_ , • , war, 25.6 d. to 3..44. per stone of Whs..; Muttna.:l4.-od. to ss,hti ~7
Veal, 44. Od. toSs.4ll. Pork, 53. Od. to 4s. Od.—Hay and StTOrr. ri
per Joule Hay, IL 111 s. to 41. Os. Clover, 34 10s. to 41. .o. ft air,.
,„
li. 16a. to 2/. IL .