Star.
London, England, 1818-10-26 00:00:00

SPORTI,VG INTELLIGENCE.

On Thursday next the Grand Match between Eales and Hall,
for £lOO, w►ll take place within twenty miles of London. Six
to four on Hall.

HUNTING.

Seberitham Hunt takes place on 'Monday next, and Drum-
burgh Hunt on the Thursday following.
The Chester Harriers will n.ea. on Wednesday at Churtcn ;
Friday, a Snuff-mills.
Mr. blevnin.is Fox-Hounds will meet on Thursday at Eton
Wood; Saturday, at llenhurst.
The Andover Harriers meet at Snuthside, Looeparish, to-
morrow, and at the Andover Turnpike Gate, on Friday neat.
Sir Fuss AEU Ssurst's Fox-Hounds will meet on Wednesday,
Condover ; Friday, at Atcham Bridge.
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?Mr. Mytton's Fox-bounds meet on Wednesday at Stmckfordi
Pool; Friday at Montford Bridge; Mouday at Pentesbury ;
Wednesday at Alberbury ; Saturday, at Ilalston.

DI33'FRIES RACrS, OCTOBER 21.
W/LIINESDAY.

Produce Stakes of Fifty Guineas each, It. ft. Two miles.
Eight Subscribers.
Marquis of Qoeensherry's b. f. by Stamford - -
Mr. G. H. Dondas's br. c. by Thunderbolt - -

Sir Alexandeii)on's hr. c. by Remembrarcer - 3
A .Gold Cup of 100 gs. yaliie, the overplus (if any) in epecieZwith
.50p. added from the Racing Fund. Two n:ds. Nine sub-
scribers.

Mr. John Douglas's Miss Syntax, sister to Dr. Syntax
Mr. Yates's b. c. Gaudy, 4 yrs. old - -
Mr. Dawson 's hr. h. Lucifer, S yrs. old - 3
Four-Year-old Produce Stakes of SOge. each, h. ft. Four

Five subscribers.

Sir W. Maxwell's br. f. by Stamford

walked over.

alit SDAY.
A Yeomanry Cop, for horses, &c. of all ages, bona fide the pro-
perty of Persons belonging to the Dumfries and Galloway
Yeomanry. Two mile beats.
Mr. W. P. tiers g. g. logkwood - - - I I
Mr. Robinson's c. h. 6 yrs. old - - 4 2
Mr. 3lurray's b. m. Eakdale 1.,,5, aged - - 2 3
Mr. John Rae's b. tn. Dido, aged - - 3 i
Mr. Dickson's c m. aged - dig.
Mr. William Rae's b. m. Galloway Lass, agtd
Fifty Guineas given by the Racing Fund, for all ages. Two wile
heats. The winr.r to be sold fur mop. if demanded within
a quarter of an hour after the race.
11r. liornby's Nell Meldon, 4 yrt.old - -
Mr. James's b. g.by Whitelock, 4 yrs. old . -
Mr. T. Pierse's br. c. by Thunderbolt, 3 yrs. old
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Captain Stewart's Abbot John, 4 yrs. old -
Sir W. Alaxwal's b. c. by Trophari, s, 3 yrs. old -
Mr. Parkin's b. h. Sydrey, 5 yrs. cld . -
Match for 200ps. b. ft. °lice round the course.
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Marquis of Queensberry's b m. Princess Jetnima, sq.
Mr. IL Dundas's Thunder, by Thunderbolt, 6st. Va.

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Off by consent.
DR URY-LA NE TIC EAT RE —The ThNiressed Mother
was repeated on Saturday. In consequence of the
indisposition of Mrs. MAntesite, which had caused
a partial failure on Thursday, Mrs. Gr.ovEn took the
part of Andromache, and, sustained it with e,:ccllent
effect. MIS. WEST, in Hermionc, Improved on her
former performance ; and KEAN was full as effective
as on the first night of his becoming a-0 represents-
, tive of Orates.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—Saturday night the
tragedy of kaiak; was Ferformed to a crowded
House. Miss O'NEtxx acted the part of Isabella in her
usnal style of excellence, and was loudly applauded.
CoswAv is turning his attention to the Irish cha-
racters of the Drama, in which, it is said, he will
prove no bad successor to JOHNSTONE. At the Lei.
center Theatre, he is announced to perform Looney
Alactwolter, in the Wags of Windsnr, this evening.
A n.itur.derstanding has arisen heti-cell Miss bra.
PDENS and the Manager of the Cork Theatre. Miss
Srr:PIIENS's salary there is tk, rt.9:fre you Pr els per night.
Fur this liberal sum, the Manager considers that she
is bound to sing iu the After-pieces, as well as in full
Operas, when he shall require it. The Lady conceives
her engagement to be different ; and, by mutual con-
sent, sof the £35 is nightly lodged in the hands
of a Trustee, until a legal opinion can be taken on
her engagement, to which both parties have agreed
to submit.
CORN EXCMANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER 21,

The supply of English Wheat this morning being
small, and consisting merely of land-carriage samples
from Essex and Kent, fine runs from these counties
sold readily, and picked samples realized an advance
of 2s. per quarter from last Monday's prices, but the
inferior descriistions were dull sale. The arrivals of
foreign Wheat continue extensive, particularly from
the Baltic ports, which went off slowly, except those
of fire quality, the demand for which has increased
in proportion to the deficiency of our own growth.
Barley'is full 23. dearer, and both English and Fo-
reign of tine quality wexe in brisk demand, at an ad-
vance. Oats went off freely at rather better prices
than were obtained on Friday. White and Grey Peas
were full 2s. higher. Beans, no alteration.