Star.
London, England, 1826-11-21 00:00:00

THE CHASE.

H. Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fox Hounds, Thursday, at the Crab-tree,
Horsham ; Saturday, at kennel.
The Sanderstead Harriers, tomorrow and Saturday, at kennel
The Puckeridge Hounds, to-morrow, at Wade,mill ; Saturday,
at Cumbelow.

His Majesty's Stag Hounds meet on Friday, at Toll Gate, Bed-
font-lane.

Sir John Cope's Hounds on Thursday, at Bradield; and on
Saturday, at Bulkeley Common.
The Berkeley Hounds on Wednesday, at Ashdown; and on
Saturday, at Coxwell Wood.
The Hambledon Hounds on Wednesday, at Stephens Castle
Down; and on Friday, at Bonded= Windmill.

COURSING.

The Amesbury Coursing fleeting finished on Thursday, after
three most capital days' sport. Mr. Lawrence's wh. d. Logic, by
Lamplighter, won the cup; Mr. M. Mills's bi. d. Marmaduke. by
Blue Rector, won the Guineas. The former dog had previously
won the Ashdown Puppy Cup in this month. The hares ran par-
ticularly strong.
STAG HUNT.
Tuesday last a fine stag was turned out on Uxbridge Common,
from the Berkeley stag cart, before a very numerous and highly.
respectable field of sportsmen. A short time after the deer cleared
the cart he took to Page's-lane, onp of the entrances into the town
of Uxbridge, and with the dogs close at his haunches, backed by all
the horsemen, passed in a gTbrious style through the whole of the
principal streets : a most gratifying sight to the inhabitants, who
were highly delighted at so novel a scene. At the top of Uabiidge
he leaped the fences, and passed through the inclusures of IL H.
Cox, Esq. Hillingdon House, and into those of T. T. Clarke, Esq.
at Sweetcleys, whence he was taken after a •ery short run.

TROTTING hl A TOIL
Mr. Bouverie's trotting match, over three miles of ground ha
nine minutes and a half, took place yesterday fbr 400 sou. at Ash-
ford. He rode his mare Peggy, and won the match by eight
seconds. The mare is six years old.

ST. A oriazw's.—Lord Viscount Mat viu.r, the Cpan-
calor of the University, has presented to the University Libfary a
splendid Burmese sacred record, written on a leaf. Also a sped-
men of the Burmese character, found in the stockade of Donahue,
soon after BUNDOLA'S death, and on the spot where he was killed,
and supposed to be his last order to his hordes.
The Shaksperian Club of Stratford-upon-Avon, hay-
ing elected Mr. Mathews an honorary Member, that
celebrated comedian attended their monthly meeting,
last week, and was heartily and enthusiastically well
corned by upwards of one hundred members.
ADaLPHI THEATRE.—At the conclusion of the Bar-
ber and his Brothers, a little Comic. Butletta, in one Act,
entitled, 23, John.street, Adelphi, was brought out at
this Theatre, last evening. It was received with perfect
good humour during the whole of its continuance, and,
at the fall of the curtain, with universal applause.
BOARD or Excise.—SAturday, James Duncan, retail
brewer, Long-lane, Borough, appeared to an informa-
tion, for having opened his house before six o'clock in
the morning, and keeping it open after nine o'clock in
the evening, for the retail of beer, by which he incurred
a fine of 251. and also for having permitted beer to be
drunk on his premises.- by which he incurred a penalty
of 1001. The offences were clearly. .proved, but being
accompanied by mitigating circumstances, the Commis-
sioners reduced the penalty to 251. observing, that should
the defendant offend a second time, the full penalty
should be enforced. Burchell Holland, of AbinAdon.
street, and Wm. Skinner, of Coventry-street, being old
offenders, were convicted, on the evidence of Gates,
severally in the sums of 2001. for having private stills,
and implements for illicit distillation on their premises,
J. Pemberton and Co. of 4, Old Court, Rosemary-lane,
were convicted. in the penalty of 501. for illegally carry-
ing on a glass manufactory.
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