Star.
London, England, 1815-11-21 00:00:00

Beacon, will meet to-mormer at the fourth mile-stone Stockton
Forest, and oa Friday at Ming; each morning at ten.
Sir B. Graham's Foxhounds—Threw off yesterday at Campsall,
this day at Grove, on Thursday at Melton Village, and on fa-
turday at Haw Park; each morning at ten.
Mr. Foes Hounds—Met yesterday at Harewood, will meet
to morrow at Garforih Bridge, and on Friday at Red Nauss
Wood; each morning at half-past ten.
The fox hounds of N. S. Lloyd, Esq. will meet to-morrow,
the 21st, at Wenham Thicks ; and on Friday the 24th, at •fitd-
denhani-street, at ten o'clock—The Hatfield hounds nit Mon-
days, at Broadwater ; Thursdays, at Milky Hoo ; Saturdays, at
Briar' Wood,at half past ten.
STAG CRAM—Last week a Stag was turned oft
by Mr. Lowes, of Allen's-green, at Twice-brewed-
Ale Public-house, between Chollesfoid and Glen-
iwlielt, on the military road to Carlisle. Twenty
couple of dogs were laid on at full view ; and after
viewing him for three miles, the stag, followed by
lthe dogs, took the Craig Lough, across which he
swam. He larfded at the north-west corner, and,
after a fine chace, was met by a herd and his dog,
who turned him back upon the dogs. The stag was
then under the necessity of taking Greenly Lough,
in which he swam near a mile, and soon after his
landing was taken alive, and conveyed back to
Twice-brewed Ale in a cart.
Saturday se'nnight, as the harriers belonging to H.
WORTHAIII, Esq. of Royston, were in pursuit of a
hate in Reed End field, they had clapt to, when a
fox accidentally came across them, and the hounds
catching the scent, they left the hare and pursued the
Ifox. They went off towards Reed End and Therfield,
crossed the London road, and took the route towards
'flarkway and Chishill, which places they left to the
sight, going into Cambridgeshire, crossing the New-
' market road near Melbourne Hythe, where they made
a turn over Barley fields, near Noon's Folly, crossing
the Cambridge road, from Foulinire to Bark way, and
from thence traversing Chishill fields, in the county
of Essex ' • they then. made another turn, and took a
drain at Heydon Grange, after which the lox rain
about a furlong in view, and was killed.in high style,
after a chase of hard running for an hour and ten
minutes, without a check. Such a run has not been
known for many years in that part of the country.
EXTRAORDINARY SINT.••••••-As the Hon. Mr. A.
was out with a party in the neighbourhood of An-
dover, he observed three hawks dart at the same in-
stant on a most beautiful cock pheasant he had se-
I lected for a shot—he fired at the group with a single
barrelled gun, when the whole four lay dead on the
spot !
VOLCANIC Emir-rim—Extract of a letter from an
Officer of the 59th Regiment, at \Veltervreden, island
of Java, dated May 30; 1515:—" A few (Lys since,
a dreadful volcanic eruption took place in the island
of Sambaroa, situated to the eastward, which has
been attended with most destructive consequences.
At Saurabaya, three hundred miles distant from it,
the atmosphere was in entire darkness for two days,
so as to give the appearance of midnight. At this
place, which is about four hundred miles distant,
the ashes discharged from the crater fell in heaps.
The noise produced from this awful visitation is be-
yond description, and caused a sensation among the
inhabitants peculiarly afflicting. The sea at S.imbaroa
rose six feet above its ordinary level almost instanta-
neously, causing the destruction of many lives, and
also vessels ; in short, the damage sustained has been
exceedingly great, and many who were in affluence
before this dreadful cntastrephe took place are re-
duced to the greatest distress."
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PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. Will I'ECIIA FEL.
Hay 31 Os to 51 Od Hay 41 OS cu 5t Os
Straw 11 its Oa to 11 17s 64.1 I Straw II 1.2: to 11 leis isel

PRICE OF HOPS.
NSW SAGS. N tw routers.
Kent 51 5s to 91 Os Kent - GI Os to 111 11s
Susses 41 10s to 7i 153 Sussex - 51 15s to 91 HA
Essex 91 Os to 111 Os Farnham 131 Os to 181 0.

twk.WGArli AND LEADIibitiALL MAKKL
(By the Carcass.)
Beef, per stone 3s 8.1 to 4s 4d I Veal is od to 6s ad
Mutton - 8d CO 4s 4d Pork 4s Od to 5s od

RAW

Best Heifers and Steers (per

stone) Si OS To 3* 41
Middlings 26 81 to 24 10d
30(1 to VW.

PRICE OF
St. James's Market 4s 5d
Clare Market -0, 01
Whitecbapel Market 4s 41
per *tone of 81b.
Graves 151 01—C
Price of Candles per dux.
Yellow Soap, %s--Mottled,

IILDES.
I Ordinary Its 4d to 2s 6d
Market Calf Ns. each.
Lug. Horse 14$ to 173
Lane) Skins, 36•1 to tax!.

TALLOW.
I Town Tallow 74' Od
I Yellow Russia 68s od
White ditto 005 od
I Soap ditto 6.5 s Od
load Dregs lOs Od.
Od—Moulds, 13s 6d.
96s—Curds lOUs—Palm, *o4s

- PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL-i MEE I' .
1
Butts, 50 to 56Ibs 22d 24d Calf Skins, 3:3 to 4011)s t.!2d 264
Ditto, 56 to 66Ibs 2,:id 26.1 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs 26d 304
Merchants Backs 190 013 d Ditto 7tl to 801b5 224 26d
Dressing Hides 164 17td Small Seals Greenland 4341 sticl
Fine Coach Hides 1754 I9d I Large ditto, per doz. 13 Is I bos

AVF.RAtiti. PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and
from the returns ending the 1 ith of November, 1815.
Wheat. Rye Barley. Oats. Bean.. Pea..
1. 4. s. d. d. a. d. s. d. Is. d.
Si 4 113 I ItS I 1 21 9 134 6 35 2.

PRICES OF GRAIN Al' MAI
Keat and Eau, 405 645. 68s.
Wheat, Suffolk, 428. 60$. 635.
'Ditto, Norfolk, 441. 565.
Rye, 28s. 325.
Barley, 268. 315.
Malt, 60s. 654.
White Peas, 344. SU boiler,
288. 425.

,K-LANE, NOV EMBLit
Grey l'eas, 345. 3Gs.
Small Beans, 30s.
Tick Ditto, 28s. 31s.
Oats, Potatee, 284. 30s.
Ditto, Poland, 445. t6s.
Ditto, Feed, !lig
Rapeseed, 41-26. XVI. per last
Flour, sss. tiOs. per tack.
'ION.

1011

1 Wheat, Dantele, 625. 745.4 s Ditto, Batik Red, 5. tin,
Ditto, Hansbro' or Bremen,
40s. 48i.
' Ditto, Brabant Rod, 40s. 465.
Rye, sec Us.

Barley, 00$. 00$.
Oats, Fees), 00s. 00s.
Ditto, Brew ,005.005.
White Peas, 00$. 00s.
Grey Peas, 00s. 00s.
SIVAS Beans, 00$. 001.