Star.
London, England, 1814-12-01 00:00:00

MATCHIS.

Mr. Redhead's ?. puppies,agst Mr. Upchtr's 2 puppies, undecided.
Mr. Redhead's blk and w. b. p. Lucy, apt Mr. Upelaer's blue
b. p. Poverty.
Mr. Upcber's brindled Penelope, brat Mr. Redhead's blk. and
w. Leda.
Captain Wyatt's blk. b. p. Jewess, beat Sir A. Bertie's spotted d.
Thief.
Captain Wyatt's jennett, beat Captain Clayton's Zanga
Capt. Clayton's ZeUa, agst Mr. N. Michlethwaes Fly, undecided.
Mr. R. I-Lamont/Zs brindled p. Sting, apt Sir A. Bertie's blue d.
Tiger, paid forfeit.
Sir A. fl;rtie's '1 baba, agst Mr. Wilkinson's Cardinal, paid forfeit.
Mr. Redhead's 14 nit, beat Lord Rivers's Rey.
Sir W. Clayton's Una, agst Mr. Gurney's Augustus, undecided.
' Sir W. Clayton's blk p Cribs, apt Mr. F. liarnond's blk d: p.
%Vestminsier, undecided.
Mr. R. Hamood's dun b. p. Simper, beat Sir A. Berrie's blk and
w h. p. Toy.
Mr. R. Ha•nond's Sophia. apt Mr. Gurney's Ape, undecided.
Admiral Wilson's Orlin., agst Capt. Wyatt's 'anima, undecided.
Admiral Wilson's Olivia, beat Mr. Upcber's Praseblo,som.
Captain Ibya is Jupiter, beat Captain Clayton's 4ealut.
*L'lle (ohmshis nor run for want of light :
Mr. Upchre, Pet, agst Captain Wyatt's 1..52.
Mr. R I Liniond's Wren, agst Mr. N. Micklethwait's Fancy.

Lursi Reguins, i.git Admiral Wilson'. Olympus.
Mr Guri.ey', blue d. p. agst Sir A. Bertia's 'tyrant.
Captain ( taTton's blue b. p. Zua, agst Major Wilson's blue b.
F. igut.l),ll.
Captain Ciwan's Zug, agst Mr. Garners Achilles.
,it .1. .lertie', dy 1 yrant beat Capt. Clayton blue d p Zink.
Capt.NryAtr's d Jupiter beat Mr Wilkinson's whited Cardinal.
Admiral %Tom's blk b Orthis beat Captain Wyatt's b !mum ;
undecidsd.
Mr Gurney's blk b p Augusta beat Sir W. Clayton's brindled p
(haul.
Mr Gw ury's blk d p Achilles agst Captain Clayton's d p Zebra,
.'rd.
Sir W. Clayton's Umpire beat Mr F. Hamond's Wellington.
Mr N. Mb kletkwatt's Ferdinand agst Mr Gutney's.Ajax, trilby
consent.
Mr Gurney's Achilles beat Captain Clayton's Zug.
A laniral Wilson's Olympus beat Lord Rivers's Regulus.
Mr i . Hatstand's Wren beat Mr N. Mickichwait s Fanny.
'Captain Clayton's blue b p Zara against Major Wilson's blue b
liluehtll, paid forfeit.
Sir A. bertte's blue d Tiger agst Mr. R. Hamond's Sting, unde-
cided.

bECOND WESTACRE FlELD.—Fainist, Nov. 1814.
FOR THE CUP.
Mr. Wilkinson's red and w b Clara won the Cup.
PRODUCE MATCIIES.
Mr. Redhead's Lyn: av Mr. Upelter% Presto, undecided.
Mr. F. Harnond's Wren best Mt. Upclier's Pea,rblossom.
Mr. Redhead's Lounger beat MrCHES. F. Hammond's Westminster.
MA .

Mr. Wilkinson's; blk b. Capsacum brAt Capt. Claron's blk b p

Zane.
Sir A Beret's b ThornGurney's Anna, undecided.
Mr. Young's Veto beat Su: W. Clayton's Umpire.
Mr. N • Nitclethwait's Ferdinand agst Mr. Wilkinson's Czar, un-
decided.
Mr R. nowne's Alchymist beat Mr. Hamoturs Skylight.
Mr. . Hamond's Slung beat Mr. Our!ley's blue b Ape.
Captain Claytt.n's d Zurllra beat Mr R. Hamond's Somehow.
M r. K, Hamm Id'h dun b p Sheba best Sir.'. Denies synced pTtilef
bff A Bertle's bik b' l'halia beat Mr. Wilkiroon's w si Cardinal.
Captain ya:t's Juba heat Admral W tlsot.'s Orpheus.
c Clayton's blue-and w bp Z..alasa beat Mr. Redhead's bik
b p Leda
Mr Gurney.. Ajax beat Captain Wyatz's-Jason.
Admit al Vi,llp.ii's bik d y Othello no Sir W. Clayton's bik b p
• I
411010'110 A
brin b Jennette apt Captain Clayton's b b Ze.
beat Sir A.Berile'sblk spotted d

Mr. Wilialbson's blk and w b p Calve art Mr. 2t. Hamond's
blk d p Silverthorn, undecided.
Sir A Berrie's b b p fewest apt Mr. 'doing's blue b p Vale,

undecided
Captain Clayton's bik d p Zambo agst Mr. R. Redhead's blue b p
Yarico, undecided.
Captain Clayton's blue d Zealot agst Captain Wyatt's bik d Ju-
piter, undecided.
Capt . Clayton's blue b Zelia heat Mr. N. Micklethwait's b d Fly.
Captain Clayton's blue d d p Zodiac agst Sir R. Bertie's b d p Ty-
rant, undecided.
Mr. nOWlle'.. Arrottis h-at Mr. R. Ramon l's Sunflower.
•it W. Clayton's h b p Utilis beat S:r A. Itertie's w d' Telemachus.
Mr. Wilkinson's brai bp Calypso beat. Mr.Downe's it it pVerit as.
Mr. Wilkinson's blued p Castenos beat Mr. Upcher's blue b p
Poverty.
Mr. Young's hik d Venture apt Admiral Wilson's Fawn col b
Orthis, nut ran.
NEWMARKET COURSING SOCIETY.,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28.
FIRS I. CHE.VELEY FIELD.
Mr. Kemp's d h p Flea, beet Mr. Wilkinson's blk d p Castanos
Lord Rivers's blk and w b p Raffle, beat Mr. Upcher's hl b p
Pe:worth
Lori Rivers's hi h p Rappee, beat Mr. Upcher's r d p l'rocpero
Ir br bp Calypso, beat :sirA. Berth's bik p I') rant
.l r. Northey's y d p Nathan, beat SirA. Berth's blk b p 11vu Shoes
I.Ord Rivers's w d p Royston, beat Mr. Kemp's d b p Fly
Mr. Redhead's bik b p Laura, beat Mr. Wilkinson's bik b p Cahn
Mr. Wilkinson's blk d p Cato, agst Mr Redhead's b p Leveret- -
Undecided.
Mr. Wilkinson's w d a rec from Mr. Kortwright's
Mr.Witkiti•on's blk b a Casino, rec from Mr. Kortwright's
Mr. Syer's y d a Quin. heat captain Clayton's br d a Zadora
Captain Clayton's blk d p Zambu, beat Sir P. Blake's b:k and
w p Is Elba
Captain Clayton's bik b p Zone, agst Sir P. Blake's bik b p El-
vira—Off by consent
Captain. Clayton's blk b a Zelia, beat Sir P. Blake's r d a Eurus
Captain Wyatt's bik and w b p Jewel. beat Sir H. B. Dudley's
bl d p Minor
Capt. Clayton's bl d p Zinc, beat Mr. P. Wright's bi d p Valiant
Capt. Wyatt's blk d a Jupiter, beat Ld Maynard's blk d a Zadoe
Mr. James's d d p Idiot, rec fc from Ld Maynard's bl d p Zeus
Mr. P. Wright's bik b p Vixen, rec ft from Captain Clayton's bl
and w b p Zulma
Captain Clad ton's bl .1 a Zealot, beat Admiral Vlison's blk d a
Unicorn
Lord Maynard's w d p Zero, agst Admiral Wilson's bik d p Un-
daunted—Undecided, 3d dog loose
Lord Rivers's bl b a Ransom, beat Mr. Upcher's bi and w b a
Paragon
Mr. James's w b p linnets, beat Capt. Clayton's hl b p Zaccko
Capt. Clay on's bl b p Zara, brat Mr. P.Wright's bik b p Vistante
Mr. Upcher's bl and w d a Presto; beat Ld Rivers's blk b a Ruth
Sir A. Berth's d b p 'Vitals, beat Mr. Wilkinson's blk and w b p
Caliope
Captain Wyatt's br b a Janette, beat Mr.'Syer's•blk h a Q tail
Captain Wyatt's blk and w d a Janus, beat Lord Maynarti's bik
d a Zed
Lord Maynard's bik d a Zebulon, against Sir A. Bertie's blk b a
Thalia Off
Mr. Upcher's bl d a Pioneer, beat 14 Rivera's hilt b a Rhoda
Mr. A. Wright's bik tl a Whiskey, agst Mr. Wilkinson% bik b a
Casino—Undecided.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29.
• CHIPPENHA M FIELD.
INLWMARKET CUP.
Mr.R.Hannasond's bl d a lironte,beat Mr. Redhead's r b a Laurel
Mr. Kemp's r b a Fate, beat Mr. Wright's bit and w b a Violet
Mr. A. Wright's blk ti a Whiskey, brat Admiral Wilson's f b a
Urchin
Mr. Wilkinson's r and w b a Cley, beat Sir P. Blake's bik b a
Eurydice
Mr. Syer's bik b p Quick, beat Mr. Northey's w b a Nimble
Mr. 1. Wright's bik and w b a Spitfire, beat Captain Wyatt's blk
and W 4 a Doper
Lord Riven.% fat and w d a Richard, beat Lord Maynarl's bik
d a Zebulou
Sir A. Berth's bik and w d a Tickler, brat Mr. B. Stane's bl b
a Ilse
Mr. VVtlkiason i br d p Czernicheff, beat Sir A. Bertie's bik
d p Tyrant
Mr. Wilkinson's blk b p Comme it faut, beat Sir A. Bertie's
d b,P Thai&
Lord Rivers bik and w b a Rosins, beat Mr. Redhead's blk
a Lounger

Mr. Redhead's bik and w b a Lynx, beat Lord Rivers'. blk b
Rebecca
Sir P. Blake's f b p Elk, against Mr. Redhead'. blk b p Luna—
Undecided
Lord Rivers's blk d p Raymond, beat Sir P. Blake's bik and w
d p Epfitetus
Lord Maynard's w d p Zew, by Telemachus, beat Ld Rivers's
blk d p Russian, out of Ro+e tmd
Lord Rivers's blk white breast and nose b p Rar!le, on: of Rose-
bud, rec ft from Mr. /slorthey's w b p, out of Mr. •l'yssen% b.
Mr. it. Hanmond's d b p Bathsheba, beat Mr. Upcher's r d p
Prospero
Sir P., Blake's blk and w b a Europa, beat Mr. Wright's blk
b a Vermin
Captain Clayton's bl and w b p Zeta, beat Mr. 1. Wright's bik
b p Sukey.
Mr. R. Hammond's blk d p By and 13y, beat Mr. A. Wright's
r d p Willing
Mr.Ki nip's r d a Fetch,heat Mr. R. Hammond'. r b a Briesis
Ld Maynard's blk d p Zens, up: Mr. Jame.' w b 9 Imhof{'—Off
Sir P. Blake's bik and w d Erasmus, ree ft from Mr. Redhead's
bik and w b p Lucy.
'The e.glit wittn►rs of these Matches for the Cop were drawn
to run the next day.

LOUTH COURSING,
The Louth Conning Meeting terminated on Saturday ee'nnigbt,
the weather !nosing line during the sport, the diversion gave the
greatest satisfaction. 'lle ground, in general, exhibited not less
than 100 horsemen each day. Out of fourteen well contested
couises ou Tuesday, six brace and a halt of hares were killed in
great style. The silver cup, value 2.5 guineas, was won by Mr.
buster's Trieksey, and the Y prize by Mr. Ciayworth's Nimble.
A GAME CAT !
Lately, a cat belonging to Mr. Otoact Gems, of Terril,
near Lamont Brblge, Cumberland, caught a hare, and, thoui..b
a vet), large one, succeeded in dragging it home into the kitchen,
and there delivered up the trembling captive nearly lifeleA. The
same eat, only two days before, took home a partridge !
BE rriNGs ON THE DERBY AND OAKS.
These Races are the only subjects for the turf adventurers at pre-
sent to speculate upon. Ihe wilowing is about the average odd*:
, 12 to l agst Mr. Watson's Walton, c.
12i to 1 agst Mr. Thornhdl's Anticipation.
14 to 1 zest Lord Darlington's e. by Sir Thomas.
15 to I. tgin Brotberto Whalebone.
For the Oaks Lord G. H. Caveudish's f. by Sir David, has a
point of odds before the Duke of Grafton's Minuet. The bet.
ting is about 10 to 1 ' • 11 to 1 against Mr. l'ayne's Selim &; and
15 to 1 against Lord Foley.
SINGLE STICK.
Wednesday se'nnlght, a long depending and excellent match
of single stick was played at Warminster, between eight men of
Wiltskire and the same number of homersetshire; it was decided
in favour of the Wiltshire gamesters.

The Public are much indebted to the vigorous and
praiseworthy exertions of Mr. 131in.:114 the Bow-street
Magistrate, for tooting out many of the low gambling
houses at the West end of the Town. It is to be
hoped that this Worthy Magistrate will proceed in his
victorious career, until these receptacles of vice and
fully are totally extirpated.
Tussday afternoon a boy, in feeding the horse of
the Richmond errand-cart, near Somerset House, dis-
turbed a loaded pistol among the hay, which exploded
and shot the horse of a stage standing behind.
1,48 t Monday, Jo,eph Ferrer, of Copperas Houses,
near Elland, was found dead in the wood, called
Strang Sirie, near Rastt ick, Yorkshire. He had gone
out on Sunday tor the purpose ofshotaing game, and
when found, his gun which had burst in his hand,
was qing near him, and his head laid open, and
dreadfully shattered with the charge. He has left a
wi!e and • tsmdy of young chaltirsa La regret his nil-
• timely end.

LONDON PASI7IINS FOR Dg.gAMER..

Ulan-cot Esse s.-1..A full tit:then, made either in liffent bs
silver net ; the crown laslpid with silk or silver, eords.-2. A
melon cap, made of white sit'n quilred, wi,h Arrow bead trim-
ming inlet, ornamented with a Cull cluster and wreailt of flowers,
blended with a quilted border of lace.--•-•-. 3. A Persian cdiasle,
formed upon a wire fabric, ind composed of sztiu-striped
band, trimmed with a full border of blond lace, appliqued with
a beading of Vandyke: a net 4antikerchiet crosses the crown en
trite. with a large clutter of wild flowers in the centre.-4 A
cottage bonnet made in salmon colour and white velvets, orna-
mented with a double plume of ostrich feather. —5. A Russian
a-la-mode, composed of orange and white velvets, trimmed
round the edge with a quilling of Vandyke lace the crown de
cor,red with flowers and wreaths of Vandyke bee.
‘A.ALKING ess.—A pelisse ci short walking length, made
either in tratinette or silk velvet of puce colour, open down t::e
front, and bound entirely round with celestial blue satin, termi-
nating at the feet with a broad border of white lace ; high plait.
collar, and treble capes bound to corn sponti; full lace ruff The
Spatit .11 hat composed of erminette or velvet or blue satin cnrres-•
ponlin to the pelisse, trimmed round the edge with quilled lace,
and ernaniented in the fraut with a plume of ostrich feathers.
Hatt-boots, b:ue kid or ermine.te. Gloves, Limerick or York-
Antertnae'r Repolikey.
POLONAVISE FULL 11ex..5.---The white satin band which goes
round the waist fastens in a tasteful bow behind ; the trimming
of the bottom is exquisitely fancied, and the whole dress may be
pronounced the most strikinwasteful, and elegant that we have
ever seen. '1 he beautiful cap which accompanies this dress, call-
ed the Polonaise, is merle with a full puffing of blond lace confined
with beads, in various folds; It is also made either is plain or
spangled white lace, crape, delicate white kerseymere, or tor
nwronly ladies in white satin : the form of this head-dress i
perfectly novel and elegantly becoming ; its graceful effect is much
heightened by the leathers by which it is ornamented.--From
La Belk Alembics.

COAL .MARKET, NOVENIBER 30.

Shirs sold.
83 •
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Price.
50s. 6d. to 68s. Se.
555. 9d. to 645. 00.
• Cs. Od. to 00s. Od

Capton yore' brin b Jennette
pt,h, undcmded.
svtain W)ase• blk b p Itwell beat
Wiroataues.