Star.
London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

SPORTING' iNTELLiGERCE.

HUNTING.

The Rai of Barbra Fos-bounds meet to-onistrcoli, at Catter-
ham Commas • Fildar, at Waken Heath.
H. Joiliffe, keq.'s Fos-boon& meet on Wednesday, at Nut-
Ikld Crow.
The Surrey Fars-hounds Meet en Thursday. at Wcsterhim ;
Saturday, at Farley Green.
The Harriers meet on Wednesday and Saturday, et Kennet
The Iyirke of Rutland's Hounds meet to-morrow, at liastwell
Pasture; Thursday, at Creston Park; Friday, at Doddington
Village.
The Commute Hounds meet to-morrow, at Burley; Mars-
dal, at the Kennel; and Friday, at Ticton Wood.
Karl Fitzwilliam's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Thompson's
Thorns; Thursday, at Walbridge Wood; Saturday, at Cole-
brook Way-post.
.Lord Yarborough's Hounds inlet on Wednesday, at Leming-
ton ; and Friday. at Redbount Houle.
The Xpri of Scarborough's Hounds meet on Wedbesday, at
Blythe Town , Friday. at Sandbeck Park.
The BasisitOrth Fox Hounds meet tomorrow, at Cuswortb ;
Thursday, at tompsassent ; and Saturday, at Stapleton Park.
The Hftbeid Harriers meet to-morrow, at Woodhouse;
day. at the Kennel.
The Sheffield Harried meet on Friday, at Brinsworth Bar.
Sir Richard Sutton's Bodo& meet to-morrow, at tbe Half-
way House, Newark Road; Thtiriday, at liacktborne Village;
Friday, at Nockton House ; and Saturday, at Spital.
The Gillingham Fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at Ratreaby
Park; Thursday. at Welton Mill; and Saturday, at Daiderlei
Womb.
Sir Jacob Astley's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at MOW!
(barriers); Friday, at Duntou (stag.hounds).
Mr. Dewing's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Foziey Grove,
to run a doe ; Friday, at Fulmodestone.
The Cbipperfwid Harriers (Herts) meet on Friday. at Nads
Mill, near King's Langley.
Mr. Chaworth's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Duston;
Thursday, at Kernel, lkixworth; and Saturday, at Orliugbury
W'

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The East Essex and Thuriuw Fox-hounds meet to-morrow,
at Mark's Hall; Thursday, at Stunner Hall; and Saturday, at
Great Dragon Wood.
The Fast Sussex Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at DitchVogt
Mooday:loth, at Laughtm ; and 111 ralay 13th, at Clai
m.
Sir Thomas Stanley's Fos-hounds meet on Wednesday, at

Badger's Rake.
Sir Richard Puleston's Fox-6(mnd. meet to-morrow, at Knol-
too Bridge • Friday, at ll.dston ; Monday 10th, at Iscoed Park;
and Thursday 13th, at Nlilbrook.
Sir Edward Smythe's Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at

WytheFord Woud. •
The Chester Harriers meet on Wednesday, at Aldford;
day, at Viekar's Cross.
The Cheshire Hounds meet on Wednesday. at Aldcrley ;
Thursday, at Kirmincham Heath; Saturday, at Appleton

7h4it - Ludlow Subscription Fox-bounds meet tc.morrow at
Brimfield Turnpike ; Friday, at Romer's Wood.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lord Wm.Bentina, in Park-lane, from Orange Farm, Suffolk.
His Excellency Baron Langsdorff (Baden and Hesse), from
the Condnem.
F. Mitchell, Esq. in Upper Wimpole-street, from Paris.
At the Royal Hotel, St. James's—Colonel Sir James Hope,
from Staines.
At Stevens's Hotel,Bond-street-J.Wildman,Esq. from a tour.
At the London Hotel, Albemarle-street—Colonel Burton,
from Hastings.
At Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-squar
and suite, from the Continent.
At the Brunswick House Hotel,
Brunnon, from St. Petersburg's.
At Hodpon's Hotel, Dover-street-4. Prendergast, Esq.
from a tour.
At the Bath Hotel, Albemarle-street—Sir William and Lady
Hughes and family, from Wales; Dr. Guillilet, from France.
Monsieur and Madame Montville are arrived at Brunet's
Hotel, Leicester-square, from Paris ; Consul Augand and family
have left ditto for Liverpool.

•Mr. and Mrs. Billie

DEPARTURES.
The Earl of Lauderdale and his son, Colonel Maitland, left
Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, on Saturday, for his Lordship's
seat in Scotland ; also the Hon. George Hill, for his seat in
Shropshire.
The Marquis of Tichfield left town yesterday for his father's,
the Duke of Portland's seat, Welbeck, Notts.
Lord Carrington and the Hoo. Miss Smith left town yaw-
day fur their seat, Wycombe Abbey, Bucks.
The Marquis of Worcester has left town for Brighton.
The Earl and Countess Spencer, sad family, fur Akhorpe,
Northamptonshire.
Front tbe Brunswick House Hotel, Harover-square :—Lord
and Lady Burgbersb, for Brighton; Colonel Montgomery, op
a tour.
From Hodpon's Hotel, Dover-street and Lady Mo-
nier Savage,
From the Bath Hotel. Albomarle-street :—Captain Mitten
and family, for Dorsetshire ; Rev. Mr. Randolf, Capt. Walker,
and Mr. Sullivan, for Britt ; Mr. and Mrs. Western, for Franca
Sir John and Lady Maclean have left town for Brighton.
Colonel Wilkie has left Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-street, he
his seat in Sower.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerney are arrived at Hodpon's Hotel, Dove
street, front their seat in Ireland.
MN and Mrs. Delete are arrived at Ekkham's Hotel, Lovrat
Brook-street, front a tour.

COVICNT-GARD2N THEATRE.—Saturday night, af-
ter the Two Gentkneen o/ Verona, a new Alterpiece
was produced; entitled the Two Pages o/ Frederick the
Great. The scene is laid in Berlin, and the plot, which
is very simple, is constt'ucted chiefly with a view to '
represent the contrasted characters of the Two Pages
in a striking light. The lively one, named Theodore,
,sound an adequate representative in Mrs. CHATTER-
iris vivacity, and the grave one, named Augustus,
I Ural well sustained by Miss FooTe. Mr. FARREN
performed Frederick in his very best manner. Mr.
IirAWCRYT and Mrs. Glass, in two zealous innkeepers,
produced much merriment, and the whole went off
with eclat.-In the first Piece of the evening, Miss
HALLAND2, in attempting her 'first song. was taken •
ao ill as to be under the necessity of retiring for a few
minutes, and during the whole of the performance,
she had not sufficiently recovered her indisposition to
proceed in her vocal exertions. She went through
the dialogue, however, with more spirit than could'
have been expected under the circumstances.
COWS EZCZAWOR, NiAIC-LAIPt, Dec. 3.—Every •sueeeeding
week produces a considerable accumulation of Sit heat, the ar-
rivals cos►tinuGtg large beyond all former precedent, and the de-
mand less than was ever r membered at this season, the, only
sales made to-day were of a few prime runs from Essex and
Kent, at a decline of per quarter from last klondars quota-
tion ; but all other descriptions were totally unsaleable, akhough
offered at a much greater reduction. Fine 11..rky is from is. to
per quarter cheaper, and the ordinary stained samples could
not be got off at a decline of 7.5. per quarter. Beans are 2s. per
lamer lower. The Oat trade was very heavy, and full ls. per
patter Lawrr.--Current prices :
1111111.1581.
Wheat, Kent and
Essex, New 50s Old 56s
Suffolk New St .a Old 55$
Norfolk old 406 50s
Rye....... ........ ...—...26s
Barley 2Ol 26s
Mak - ..... ••50s 62s

Small Beans
Tick ditto 24. 2t.s
Oats, Potatoe 24s 27s
-- Poland 024 Vs.
- Feed iTs 22s
Flour, per Sack 50s .554
Rapeseed, per Last A:2B £34
FOAKICJI.

White Peas 26s 30s Wheat, DAntzic O4
--........—..—, rakes _324 344 Baltic lied, I lambro' or
Orey Peas °6s 28s Brati..nt red
Surrunat.e Maserr, Dec. 3.—Cdtrent prices this morning :
--Beef, lis. 6d. to 3s. Bd. per stone nt 8IM.; Mutton, m. 0.1.
to 3s. 6d. Veal. 3s. 01. to Ss. Od. Pork, 2'. 641. to 4s. 81.
Cade at Market : Beasts, 2520 ; Calves, 240; Sheep and Lambs,.
18,100; Pigs, 250.—Hay and Straw per load, Hay, 31. 106 to
41. 4s. avows, 48.05. so 51. 55. bum, it. 8w to li. les.