Star.
London, England, 1825-01-15 00:00:00

MARY-LA-BONNE.

Mr. George Cullum Merchant, of Hammersmith, appeared on an
information, under the Game Laws, for having, on the 29th of De-
cember, being an unlicensed person, killed with a gun certain game,
on the estate of Mr. John Essex, at Acton.
Mr. Gairrivis said, Essex did not appear to come forward wil-
lingly; and as the case was proved, he should convict bins in the
penalty of Si.
UNION-HALL

A young man named .F.:iinerds, was brought before the sitting Ma-
gistrate, 1.. B. ALLEN, Esq. charged with stabbing Edward Berry,
one of the night constables of the Surrey watch-house.
The prinmer was taken to the watch-house for an assault upon a
Gentleman, when he snatched a pair of scia.)rx, which were on the
mantleshelf, and made a plunge with them at Berry, who received
the point of them a few inches above the groin. The prisoner, after
' having inflicted the first wound, made a second plunge, which was
fortunately avoided.

The priiotier, in defence, said that he bad received an accident on
his head ; and that when under the influence of liquor (as was the
case on the night in question), he knew not what he did.
He was held to bail, to answer the charge at the Sessions.

SPURTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, T ATTE RS A LL'S, JAN. 13.
The attendance to-day was very thin, and the betting slack. The
only alterations to be noticed are, that 'the two Phantom colts are
going back for the Derby, while, for the St. Leger, Memnon and
Cleveland remain at equal odds, and Crowcatchcr has gone back
at least ten points.
8 to 1 apt Muleteer 20 to 1 apt Canvas
I
10 to I apt Rufus 2O to 1 apt Legacy
16 to 1 agst Webb 22 teal agst Diana
to 1 apt Duke of Tildes c. 25 to 1 apt Defiance
20 to 1 apt Bolero 25 to i apt Gohanna
1000 tt< 30 apt Macduff (taken).
Mits.—The odds remain as on Monday.
SS. LLCM

DEBIT.

30 to 1 apt His Grace
50 to 1 agst Muleteer
40 to I agst Crowcatcher
High odds against any other.
HUNTING.
The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds will meet on Tuesday, at
Langley Bottom.
H. .ToWife, Esq.'s fox-hounds meet on Monday, at Plan's Green;
Wednesday, at Nutfield Marsh; Saturday, at the 23d mile-stone,
on the Eyegate road.
The Surrey fox-hounds meet on Monday, at Iliddlesdown ;
Thursday, at Crown Ask Hill ; Saturday, at Godstone.
The harriers meet on Monday, Wedn4Jay, and Saturday.
Mr. MeyneU's hounds meet on Monday, at Longford; Thurs-
day, at Teddesley ; Saturday, at Black Slough.
Sir George Sitwell's hounds meet on Tuesday, at liardstaff
Common; Friday, at Handsworth Bar.
BOXING.
A very obstinate battle of ten rounds, occupying 'fifty minutes,
was fought in Chelsea-SeWs, at the beginning of the week, between
two pupils of the Snob (Reid), named Green and Fuller, which was
won by the former, after beating his opponent to a state of insensi,
bility. The fight was for ten sovereigns.

11 tp 1 agst Memnon
11 to 1 apt Cleveland
14 to.l apt Redgauntlet
122 to 1 apt Homer

The Haytian Government his published all the do-
cuments relative to the recent negotiations with France.
These documents, which forma small volume, are pre-
ceded by a Proclamation from President BOrER to the
Haytians, in which he explains his conduct.
The shares in the Chilian Mining Association were
distributed to the subscribers Thursday, and• bore a pre-
mium in the market of 251. each. The capital of the
Company is fixed at 1,000,0001. sterling, divided into
10,000 shares of 1001. each, on which a depbsit of 51.
has been required at the time of subscribing. In the
prospectus that has been circulated among the sub-
scribers it is stated, that the republic of Chile contains
nine mining districts, producing gold, silver, copper,
lead, tin, and iron, which have the advantage of being
situated on that branch of the Cm 3illera of the Andes
which is nearest the sea coast. The climate is said to
be healthy, labour cheap, and wooti and water gene.
rally abundant. Coal is also foudd on the coast of
Conception. It is announced that measures have been
taken for smiting for the Association such mines as it
may be considered expedient to work. It is well known
that Chile I•as been for many years entirely free from
the presence of any Spanish force or authority, and
that British Consuls now reside in Santiago, the ca-
pital, and at Valparaiso, the chief port.. This Asso-
ciation has been formed under the sanction of Dun
Mariano de Egana, the Chilian Envoy, who is Presi-
dent of the Company.