Star.
London, England, 1815-11-14 00:00:00

' :HUNTING, COURSING, tit.

The Gallaway Shooting Club hrld their annual meedng lest
creek at Castle Douglas The weather heist very favourable, the
sports of the field were excellent, and afforded much delight to
the party. Mr. Gordon, of Campbelton, Is chosen Pra:.es for
next year.

Monday se'tesight, a stag was turned nut on Lewes Downs, he.
fore the Brook.side !rounds, the novelty of which etrocted
large field. The stag, alter a good hunt, was taken alive, and re•
served for another day's spur.
Tuesday the New Forest Stag Hounds threw oh at H C.
Compton's, E=q. at Mat,or House, Minsteed ; and, after a run of
nearly 40 miles, they killed. A great number of sportsmen were
in the field, taut very few came in at the death.
The Royal Stag Hot.nds. started a very fine Deer on Filthy
from Stoke Green, for a day's h • utieg, which was very ettnte-
rously attended by Gentlemen sportsmen, &c. At starting the
deer 'hewed remarkably file sport, taking across the country
witk very great swiftness, and pursuirg his course towards Ili.
bridge, making to the right by the village of Hayes, and after-
wards made towards Southall Marker, where he ran with great
;peed through a numerous Ii irk of sheep, which happened to to
passing on the London road at the time. The drovers' Iwo do, s
left the fl fck of sheep, and all the calling off of the drovers had no
effect; they pursued the deer most fu.iuusly, awl the deer to
avoid his new and fresh pursuers, endeavoured to leap over a
wall, but which proved rather too high fur hint, and he being
nearly exhau.ted only ttaticlitit the toe of the wall and fell back.
wards; the drovers' Jog► having pursued him an elect !y that they
steatel his hind legs and pulled him down from the %e.dl; in the
fall the deer unfortunately broke La neck, which, of course,
finished the day's diversion. phis deer was taking the sante
coulee as that which eras tetra mar I :arrow 0.1 the i ill, a: the
last i .

The Earl of Darlington's Fox-Hoinvls will throw off on We&
nesday, at lickerby ; on l'riday, at l iottoit Moor; and on Slum.
day, at Leemitsg Viilage. Lord Sca:lsotoug:i's Foxhounds mint
on Weduesdaay. at Osliertoti; atod oti Friday at Conishrough
l'own. sir M. M. Flylies'. Howe!, meet ou Wedneolay, at Ars
Ueb BarrOU ; tia Friday, at Hildingley Gate. Sir B. Gra!ron'a
I'M/10111th will throw Oil on Thurst.tay, at Hut Greets ; and ow
4atursity, at Woritlee Edge. Mr. loa's Hounds meet Wer:::ea-
slay, at.siunuit Mill; trodiy, at Askant Bog. The Laiatiton
Foxhounds, Wednesday, ar Elwick ; Friday, at Little h!aint n ;
Saturday, at Fislibstru. The Sinnington Foxhounds, an Fridays
at Helmsley. The York City Hounds, on Wednesday,at War:-
Lill The Ihotnaby lout:ds, on Thurday,at Crossfield llouse;
Saturday, at the Do Kennel The Easingwold Subscription Fox-
bounds, on Saturday, at Sessay Wood. The Northallenon and
Brompton Harriers, will throw off on Saturday, at Yafforth
Bridge. The Ainderliy-Steeple Union Harriers dill throw off
on '1 hursday, at Greenliills. The Holderness Foxhounds will
meet to morrow, at Mr. Bell's, at Roos; on Friday, at M.Tple-
ton. The Holderness Hound., on Tbursday, at Gireross; and
on Saturday, at Tunstall.
Quorn Hounds tneet to-morrow at S!: Hills ; Friday,at Agleam
Town; Saturday, at hlartinshaos Wool; each day at half-past
ten. Lord Lonsdale's (or Cottismore), Thursday, at Tollthorpe
Oaks; Friday, at the Kennel. Lord Eitzwillianes, 'Thursday, at
Thrapston Bridge. Lord YarblrooLh's, to-morrow, at Ulceby
Carr; Friday, at Clazby Wood; Saturday, at the Ken% I. Ba-
rtok Hounds, Friday, at Mr. Norman's Farm House ; Saturday,
at Croxton Park. Mr. Oshaldeston's Ittunds, to-morrow, at
Canon; Friday, at Gopsall Hall; Saturday, at Hoppa§ Flays,
each morning at ten o'clock.
Lord Derby's Stag-hounds meet to-morrow, at Woodman-
stern. Church. J. Maberley, Esq.'s Fox-hounds, Thursday, at
Crown Ash Hill. H. Jaffe, Esq.'s Fox-hounds, to.morrow, at
Hoolerlane; Thursday, at the tt 4-mile stona, Ryegate-road;
Saturday, at the Hertni.age. The Harrier. Saturday, at Kennel.
l'he Hatfield Hounds Thursday, at Barnet Heath; Saturday. at
Dowdell's, at half past ten o'clock. Ike East Essex Fuld ds
Thursday, at Mundon Furze, at ten. The East, Ess:li Union
Fox-hounds Saturday, at Arilleigh-street, at ten o'clock. Ihe
Fox-hounds of R. S. Lloyd, Esq. to-morrow, at Harden Green ;
Wednesday, at lientweil-ball, Melton! Ciutitry ; saturd.iy, at
Meltield Wood, Polsteld, at v.,' each day. Lord Alttiorp's
Hounds to morrow, 41 Fox Hall; Thursday, at Titietiou ; Friday,
at Cransley, at halt past ten each day.
MALTON COURSING MEETING,
NOVEMILIt 6,,
_119:5._ .

This Meeting was opened by Sir M..M. Sykes's excellent Pack
of Foxhounds throwtng off at Streusall Common—wh. re dm
sport VIM hut imbilerent—after which many of the Members
adjourned to the linlet, at Mahon, when the f►llowing !pustula-
tion% were made for the Cop, wh:ch were run and woo as undo.,
the next day.

TUESDAY.
Colonel Nlellish's Dun beat Major Bonr.ft's Basmentum
Major Bower's Blush heat Col. :Aril Lucy.
Mr. Best's b d.Sio.ol, brat Cul.mel Mellish% Ratter.
Col. Me Ve-ra heat Sir Francis Boynton'. Remus.
Maio. Topsemis Locktnvar beat Co!. Men...it's Whirlwind.
Colonel hf.ellisles Major beat Sir John 'I kortilTs BlurSer.
Sir Francs boynton's Ves:a teat Colonel Mellisn's Swift.
Mr. Best's [foie beat Sir 1. Tboro'sd's Onyx.
Mr. limes Mai& o :Jest hiajir roplrifit I laureas:er.
MATCH CS. .

Of these, about eight were run up—some forfei*.tres laving
taken place in consequence of Members he•tig absent••-these
were principally tun by Colonel !Mellish, Major Bower, and
Mr. Beat, with various succecs, and the sp,rt continued oil a
late hour in the evening.
A Piece of Plate, value 10 guineas, closed the d !y's ty:lrt, be-
tween Colonel hillish's dun dog mid Majetr i ophant'► white
I dog, Roman—which, after three courses, was given in favour
ot• Colonel Mellish's dog.
The day's sport,on the whole, did not afford such good courses
as we have sometimes -een—the Hares not running with that
strength which they do a: a later part of the seas at—many were
killed. On the Doggleby Weld they were very scarce; on the
Wharrant Wold they were tf ry pleuttfuL