Star.
London, England, 1818-11-14 00:00:00

HUNT ISO.

The East Essex Fox Hounds meet on Monday, at Wethers-
field Turnpike:gate; Tuesday, at Bardbrook Park ; Thursday,
'"at Hempstead Hall; and Saturday, at Elwes Park-gates at um
each day.
Mr. Conyer's Hoards meet on Monday, at Hatfield Heath ;
Thursday, at Parndon W,,,ds; Saturday, at Leading Boothia/4;
Mum:day, the Td, at the Foams, near liardficld.
Time liatfudd Hounds meet on Monday, at Boyer Heath;
Thursday, at Brarnirgham; Saturday, at Itadlett, at half-past
ten each day.
John Maberley, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Monday, at
Ilamsey Green; Thursday, at the Fox and Goose, Shirley:
Saturday, at the Fox, Keston.
IL JellilTe,, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Monday; at the
t.3-mile-stone, Reirate-road ; Wedresday, at Wallin; Satur-
day, at Betchworth.
Mr. Conycr's Pagel Fox Hounds had a famous run on Mon-
day last. They found a fox at Foregt-hall, and after running a
little iu cover, killed him. They afterwards fsfund another fox
at Witney Wood, which a:forded one of the haest runs ever
wituesaed in the country, during which the hounds had not ei-
perienceirthe least check.

SWAFFIIAM COURSING MEETING.
TIIR FIRST WEST ACRE FIELD, NO:Zit:MI 10.
TO& int CCP.

Mt. Yourg's blue dog Vengeance beat Mr. Hoslrin's black
dog, aged, ILwlequin
Lord Maynard's block and white dog Juniper beat Mr.
Buckwortit's brindled bitch puppy Baby
Lord Rivers's black and white bitch Rosemary beat Mr. Pey-
ton s blue bitch Dewdrop
Admiral Wilson's black dog Upstart beat Mr. Gurney's black
and white dog Archer
Mr. 'Workhouse's black dog Hazard beat Mr. Northey's
low bitch Nelly
Mr. Redhead's blue dog Leopold beat Mr, Wilkinson's blue
and white dog Climax
Alr. R. Hamm'', blue and white bitch Swift beat Mr. Roues
black bitch Ilignionett
Mr. F. Hamoad's yellow bitch Westaere beat Mr. Ere 's red
dog hale

waxers.
bin Bu:kworth's red and white bitch poppy Betsey against
Captain Wyatia black and white bitch puppy bitch Jcwess,--Off
by contest
Lord Rivora's Mack and white dog Raccoon beat Lord Rous's
black dog Meister

Captain Wyatt's red dog Achim beat Mr. Wodekouse's
' brindled dog Hermit
Mr. Chaplin's blue biteb Bratittde against Mr. N. Miekle-
thwaite's brindled bitek on the First Turn, and
Gratitude won the Course

Ibi:7 ;; black and kite dng Magnet beat Mr. Peyton's
black dog puppy Domino
Mr. Dre's red dog Nabob beat Mr. Duckworth's black dog
Blackbird
Lord Maynard's black and white bitch puppy Patch beat Mr.
Redhead's blue bitch puppy Lady fly
Mc. Hauvand's brindled dog Quick beat Mr. ROus's black
birch The Maid

Mr. R. Hamond's black dog pippy Sweetheart against Mr.
Scales black bitch poppy Imogen—Undecided •
Mr. U. Hamond's blsek dog puppy Split Post beat Mr. Itous's
white dog puppy Mont-Blanc
Mr. Gurney's blue bitch puppy Agnes beat Captain Wyatt's
black and white dog puppy Jericho
Mr. Hoskinl black bitch Hoyden beat Mr. Scott's black and
white bitch Isabel

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Mr. Gurney's black dog Ambrosio beat M. Tonnes red dog
Volear.o

Mr. Nortbey's black and white bitch Nosegay boat Mr. Seott's
bine and white bitch his •
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111 r. Young's black and white bitch puppy Vanity, and Mr.
Walchouse's red bitch puppy Harriett—Undecided.
Mr. T•. diamond's black dog Waterloo and Mr. Champlin's
blue bitch Gipsey—Undccided •
Mr. %Wilkinson's black dog puppy Cid beat Mc. Redhead's
blue dog puppy Loyal
Admiral Wilson's blue bitch Ursula beat Mr. Wilkinson's
black dog Comet
Lord Maynard's black dog Kangaroo beat Lord llivers's
brindled bitch Rocket

Mr. Uoskin's red dog Herdsman beat Mr. Micklethwaite's
black dog Favourite
Lord Nlaynard's black bitch puppy Kitty brat Mr. Peron's
dun bitch puppy Daisey
Admiral Wilson's black bitch Una and Mr. Clamp Ha's rid
and white bitch Gracious—Off by consent.
CLEY FIELD, Norzwara ii.

Mr. F. Hamoncrs yellow bitch Westacre received forfeit
from Admiral Wilson' black dog Upstart
Mr. Redhead's blue dog Leopold beat Mr. Young's blue dog
Yergeance
Lord Rivers's black and white bitch Rosemary beat Mr. R.
ILimond's blue and white bitch Swift

Mr. Wodebouse's black slog Hazard beat Lord Maynard's
black dog Juniper.

stAirnes.

Mr. P. Ilamord's yellow bitch Westacre lizat Admiral Wit.
eon's Una

Admiral Wilson's blue bitch puppy Crar.la beat Carmin
Wyatt's black and white puppy Jesse
Captain Wyatt's black and white dog jur.his beat Mr. Buck-
worth's black and white bitch puppy /Casson!

Mr. Wilkiqson's red dog Ciar"litat Mr. N. Harnoturs black
dog Waterloo
Mr. N. Micklethwaite's black dog Flyer beat Mr. Northey'•
blue and white Norval

Lord Rivers's black dog Rupert beat Mr. Readhead's blue
dog Lourger.
Mr. Wociebouse's dog puppy liarlequir. beat Mr. Scotts red
dog puppy Indus.
Lord Rivers's blue bitch Rush beat Mr. Gurney's black dog

41:r. Eve's blue do= Lucksill beat !4r. Scott's black and white
dog Interpreter.
Mr. Peyton's black bitch puppy Despatch beat Mr. Szott's red
bitch puppy Ida.
Mr. lissus's red bitch Mermaid, and 5.Tr. Iloskir's black bitch
Harriet—No course.

Lord Maynard's black puppy Kalmuck, and .ir. N. Micale-
thwaite's black puppy Fainvi ell— No course.
Mr. Ilaskid's red bitch Ilurricar.e beat Mr. Eves in d!ed
bitch Wixiski.

Mr. Northey's yellow bit& Nelly beat Mr. Peyton's kindled
bitch Durable.

Mr. Gurney's black dog August beat Mr. Morthey's red dog
Nat Lin;

STAG HUNT A LA FRANCAISE.
Thursday seunight the grand annual hunt of St. Hubert toot I
place. at Fosse-repose, mar Veruians, It was thoginte: 04'
stag that 'vas hunted Lut ) ear, and cscipcd tlna by wears Oa

stick fog, which has again been ch, e 3 4 t tkr present oect.
an Thursday the treatises. was fair and clear, and the ass.i.aLlsge
ruirkably numerous. The Princes. were accompanied by the
Grant) Duke Canstautine, and Madame was surrounded by a
brilliant Court. The stag, as last year, tack refuge in die take
of Ville d'Avray, but soon took another course, in the direction
of the station occupied by the Princess, but being unable to
penetrate the barrier formed there by the crowd, agaha went
towards the water. After a struggle of an hour and a quarter,
when both seat and bounds were quite exhausted, the az.unal
was shot with a fowling-piece by Monskur.

MR. MILLARD'S IMPIRIAL PATENT

TWINE CLOTH.

We understand this clod:, which is used instead
of Irish Linen, is found to of the most beneficial'
service to the inhabitants of all hot climatei, from
its natural conduciveness to the promotion of health;
its effects to the wearer there (as well as to those who
require or prefer a warmer art-icic than linen, in the
more northerly, cold and damp atmospheres) being
to protect the frame from the effects of the climate,
and at the same time a very economical article to
those adopting its use. From experience of its sin-
gular utility, Loth in the East and West Indies, in
preserving the perspirative faculties of the system in
its regular healthful state, a conclusion has been very
rationally drawn, that if it was generally adopted,
the cases of fatal fevers in those climates would be
greatly diminished, as nothing is more true, than
that by the circulation of the blood a variety of use-

Ins and injurious juices are thrown off through the
pores by perspiration; if these are obstructed, no
matter from what cause, cr in what climate, and
thrown back on the blood, fevers of the worst kind,
or other maladies, must ensue. The wear of this,
cloth is found to prow* and protect this necessary,
source of kealth ; hence arises its value, and would
be most desirable, even if it were not an article of
such economy as it is. We learn the Patentee is ma-
nufacturing a very thick and strong number of this
cloth, entirely for the benefit of the working classes,
which is to be sold at the low price of 1 s.6d. per yard.
To the laborious, who are exposed to the extremes of
excessive beat and sudsier) cold, it is presumed it will
•be - _ -
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of unequalled utility, for while it will save their
limited funds, it will be a means of protecting that
strength on which their support depends. The plan
adoßted by the -Patentee of supplying Foreign and
Country orders, free of carriage, direct and alone
kom his own establishment for the sale. of it, No. 16,
CHEAPSIDE, was determined on in preference to•in-
tarring the expense of employing Agents, &c. by
which he is enabled to render it cheaper in all its
numbers than could otherwise be done, and at the
same time those thus tending their orders direct to
the Patentee, will be assured they canuotbe deceived
in obtaining the genuine cloth.

CORONER'S INQUESTS.—Thursday night anlnqtiest
was held at the Duke of Wellington public house,
Cannon-street, Commercial. road, St. Georges- in the-
' East, on the body of Miss Louisa George, a fine-girl,
aged three years, daughter of Mr. George. late of 62,
Ratcliffe-highway, who was burnt to death in the.
late conflagration at her father's house. We stated
the particulars in our Paper of Thursday last. Ver-

dial-Accident-Ally burn-ed us* death.--:The patrole
endeavoured to save the child's life, but the flames
about the bed were so strong, that he was obliged to
retreat to save his own life.

An Inquest was held yesterday on the body of Mrs.
Richardson, landlady of the Three Compasses, in
Wild-greet, who died in consequence of taking a.
dose of acid of sugar instead of Faits. The fatal mis-
take originated as follows :—A fellow named Shil-
lito, who had formerly been shopthan to a chymist,
had given a quantity of oxalic acid, which he called
Epsom salts, in consideration of a debt, to one liar-
gate, formerly a grocer. Sixteen parcels of this.pre-1
tended physic had been sold as salts by Hargate,
about a month ago, to Mrs. Richardson, who, on
Wednesday, for the first time, took a dose, and died
shortly afterwards in the greaten agony, in spite of
most powerful anticiotes.-- The Jury brought in a vcr
dict " that the deceased died in consequence of taking
oxalic acid, sold by an itinerant vender of medicines,
instead of Epsom salts".—They also very severely re-
primanded Hargate for his culpable negligence.—lt
should be known that Oxalic Acid (generally used
for cleaning boot-tops) and Epsom Salts, arc so much
alike, that they cannot be distinguished by persons
who are unaccustomed to examine them.