Star.
London, England, 1826-11-17 00:00:00

Dianna
*talcs.

beat Dr. Squinter' and won the

baecura--Sir John Heron Maxwell's bl. d. The MiUa apinst
Mr. Young's red b. Fly—The Miller:
Sir John H. Mazweit's brin. d. Moses against Mr. Younger's
brio. d. Yoriek—Moses.

TM mast of the hares were killed, thoush they ran excessively
well.

PEDESIXRIANISM.
Mr. Abernethy, the celebrated pedestrian, has at length over
snatched himself, after many successful Herculean undertakings to
York, &c. in much less time than the celebrated Powell. He
started on Monday, at one o'clock, from Sloane-street, to go to the
one hundred and thirteenth mile stone on the Exeter road, and re.
turn in seventy-two hours, making the distance of two hundred and
twenty-live mike, taking off the distance of the start at Sloane.
street. The match was for 100 sovereigns. He performed seventy.
ale miles the first twenty-four hours, at eleven o'clock on Tuesday;
and on Wednesday, he did seventy- miles ; and, after halting two
hours, started from eight miles on the London side of Salisbury, to
do his last day's work of seventy-four miles. He resigned at Hart.
ley, thirty-four miles from his destination.

We are concerned to hear that the Bishop of OXFORD
is at present much indisposed.
The Royal Society, and the Royal Society of Anti-
quaries, had their first meeting for the seam, at Somerset Houle,
last night. The Right Hon. Roam Pan, Secretary of State for
the Home Department, was admitted a Member, by ballot of the
Society of Antiquaries.
AWFUL VISITATIOIL—Yesterday a man of the :tame
of Boger, a coal-heaver, formerly in the Guards, and
allowed 9d. per diem as a pension, was suddenly taken
ill at the rails of the Speaker's garden, Whitehall, and
was conveyed to Messrs. Hanbury and Levies, in King.
street, where surgical aid wet administered, but without
effect—the unfortunate man breathed his last in the
shop, having burst the main artery of the heart. The
body was taken to the Boar's Head for the investigation
of the Coroner's Jury.
The only article which possesses exclusive energetic
properties for nourishing the Hair, preventing is falling off, or turn-
ing Grey in cases of Sickness, Abrm,Fright, &udy,Acconehentent,
&c. is ROWLAND'S bLecassaa (ha., which presentee the Hair to the
latest paled of Ilk—promotes a hi:ottani growth oo the baldest
places, Ades strength to the roots; produces Strong Curls, which
damp weather or exercise comet elect; renders Hair that is bare
and dry as soft as silk, glossy, elegant, and beautiful. This Oil I.
Invaluable in the Nursery, as a due attention to Children's Hair is of
the greatest importance. It eradicates the Scurf easy and pleasant,
and makes the Hair less at the Roots, and lies a stamina for a
Beautiful Head of Halt. Produces Whiskers, Eyebrows Ike. This
Oil has been for many years oalveroallyadmired and acknowledged
superior to all other, and by its bestimable virtues, is daily honored
with deemed= of Royalty, the Nobility, pantry. and Public at
large.—Tbe sole Proprietor have just soppled their agents, in tows
and country, with a valuable quantity. Also their Resent* of Tye,
for changing Red or Grey Hair to black or Brown.—The Genuine
is Slgped A. Roweana and Sons.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Nov. 17.
The Wheat Inds eantimass staidy, and Monday's *ices fully sap.
paned ford! Irma sunqin. Rattby is also in demand at the prices of
last nrithat-day, v phis lams were more sought after, owing
to the gram rise that has tato" place in the price of Oats,wldett article
condoms advandag ; and a groat alarm was produced at tbs. close
of Welhossday's market, u a parcel of Oats sold so high as 4its. per
"tarter, which was considered to have been effected for speculative
purposes; but whether designed for this side of the water or the
other, could not be well ascertained.
SMITHFIELD Nov.MARKET, Nov 17
•

Prime Oxen this morning are worth 4s. 114. to 4s. ad. per Moos
and the coarser and larger are quoted at 31. 6d. to 4s. per stone. In
the Mutton trade the price for good Downs is 3s. 10d. to 4s. per
atone; and older Seep and coarser Meat is 3s. to 3s. 4d. per stone,
In the Veal trade there is not mods to notice, the best young Calves
are worth OA& to Ss. per stone; and the manor 3s.od. to4s. Dairy;
led Porkers are Is. ad. to 3a. per stelae; and larger Nut St. to 4t.i
Sd. per stroc—Beasts, 967; Sbeep, 4610; Pigs, lid; Calves, 194.
Beef, per stone, 3s. to 44. ed. Mutton, 3e. to 4s. Yell. 4s. to
Ss. Perk. 041- to £o.—Ray. per /lad. 13 10s. to AS so. Clover,
aft 10s. Us 1(14 ; arm, Ills. to lib.