Star.
London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

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BOXERS:
Mon Wets to Meet Ned half way tb Bristol, there to givi
him a chop and a bottle of Claret. tanwasa accepts the challenge
of Davis. A match Is exclected between Pawfan thd
brilh has resighed his practice In the ring to his hey *ring, '
who no* challenges any mah in England, barring Cribb.
HUNTIbiG.
Iris .Mainvrt's Stag Hounds mote On triday at Maiden;
,bead Folly.
ANSON MINT RACES-LITCTIFIELti, MAtECII 2Z.
The aitendsisce.at Out Ricci on Wednesday last was greater
than has ever been knoWn, it any of the preceding Spring Races.
and the apart, upon the *hole; watt very good, though there was
not much contested tanning, The Stand Will faked with mary
grater; fstmilies, amongst whop Were—Lord and Lady Anson.
Miss Phillips, Mi. and Mrs. Ingo, /dr. Peel. Mrs. Player aid
family, Mrs'. Swinten and &malt.. Sir B. Crahar.s. Mt. and Mrs.
Case and parts, Ml'. and Mts. Repingtoa,.&c. ttc. The Public
are particularly indebted to Sir S. Graham for establishing tbe'e
Races, afid to Lord Anson fur continuing them with such spirit.
The Hunter's Stakes of Tsai buineas each, for hoists, &c. (nest
thorough bred) two mile heats, was won by Mr. Ciozall's Rob
%hie, heating Mr. Phillip's Otialseutde.
The Hunter's Stakes of Five Guineas each, for hakes, doe. the
property of Gentlemen, Members of the Anson I tont Club (not
thorough bred), two mils heats, rode by Mktribbts of the Cleb,
was Won by Mr. d. Peel's Viscount, beating Mr: E. Peel's Brutus,
and Lord Anson's Punch.

The Farmer's Stakes of Fifty Guineas, with Ten Guineas for
the second best horse, given by the Anson Hunt fur Losses,
&c. (not thorough bred) two mile heats, to be rode by farmers,
was won by Mt. Faroell's Pilgrim, beating three others.
The Cirabinier's Stakes of Ten Guineas each, far horses, Ike.
(not thorough bred) bona fide the property of Officers of the Re-
gintent, rode by Gentlemen, two milesv 12 store each, was Wen
by Mr. Dunn's Acastus, beathig Mr. 11 ebster's Cl'elchtnan, and
Mr. Duna 's Heloisa.
The Match for Fifty Guineas, two miles, rode by Gentlemen,
10 stone each, was won by Mr. Webs:es's Poet, beating Mr.
Nooth's Heloisa.

The Sweepstakes of Twenty.five Guineas each, two miles,
10 stone each, was won by Mr. Richard's Ilarlequin, beating Mr.
Daintry's Cimon Swineer, and Mr. Webter's h. tn. by .Maids.
A main of 41 pairs of cocks and 10 bye battles, for Sp. `each,
and SOogs. the main, commenced at the Swan Pit on Tuesday.
and ended on Thursday night, between the Grntle•men of War-
wickshire (Gn.t.tvxa, feeder), and the Gentlemen of Stafford-
shire (Joxas, feeder). This main excited an unusual degree of
interest in the sporting world for many months, as neither pains
nor expense had been spared he collecting cocks from all parrs
of the kingdom. Previous to the bret ingo 7to 4 were freely
laid on Go.uvee, but on Tuesday nigbt even betting. nuts.
day night, victory was declared in favour of Warvrickshire, Gta
eerie having gained, in the three days, 111 battles in the main.,
and four byes: Joets 12 battles in the main, and three byes.

At the Duke cf DevoNsittnies Dinner Party, at
Devonshire House, on Saturday evening, the follow-
ing distinguished persons were invited to meet his
Royal Highness the Duke of Youx :
Earl and Countess Bathurst, Lady Georgiana Bathurst, Earl
and Countess of Jersey, Viscountess ilorpeth, Earl of Clare,
li/ra George Cavendish, Earl of Sandwich, Lord Palmerston,
Lord Valletort, Lord and Lady Granville, Colonel Cook Col.
Armstrong, Miss Howard, Mr. Ellice, Mr. and Mrs. Lamp,
Colonel I'onsoaby, Mr. liammersley, Colonel epron, and Mr.
C. Grenville.
Saturday, Mr.' WATSON TAYLOR gave a grand
Dinner at his house in Cavendish-square, to a large
party of distinguished personages, including nearly
the whole corps diplomalique. Yesterday the mansion
was again opened with a splendid banquet; at which
his Royal Highness the Duke of YouN and a very
extensive party of the Nobility were present.
The Earl of CAnstenvoN gave a grand dinner, on
Saturday, to Lord and Lady NUGENT, Lord Jong
RUSSELL, Lord KING Lord CLIFTON, Lord AUCK-
LAND, Mr. and Lady ELIZASETR CAMPBELL, Mr. and
Lady MACDONALD, Mr. Rouses, tke. at his horse in
Grosvenor-square.
The Duke of Noftrozic entertained a large party
of distinction, yesterday, at Norfolk House, St.
Jantes's-square.
Prince ESTRRHAZY gave a grand dinner, yester-
day, to the Doke of MONTltosx, the Ambassador.of
the Netherlands, and a large party, at Chandos House,
Cavendish-square. In the evening, her Serene High-
•ness had an elegant assembly. .
Mr. Azencaomay gave an elegant entertainment,
yesterday, to the Marquis and Marchioness of LANs-
'sows, and a distinguished party, at his house in New-
street, Spring-gardens.
C. R. ELLIS, Esq. M.P. gave a grand dinner, ra
terday, to Viscount and Viscountess GRANvILLR, and
a party of distinguished friends, at his house, Can-
naught-place.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
At Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square:44. Christian, Esq.
Stanley, Esq. Debenharn, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Vardon and
family ; James L. Lucena, Esq. from Brighton.
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland and family, frock
Alnwkk Castle, Northumberland.
At Hodson's Hotel, Dover-street: O'Brien, Esq. from
Ireland.
DEPARTURES.

Front Blake's Hotel, .lermyn-street :—Captain Taylor, for
Cople, near Bedford ; Mr. and Mrs. Egerton, for Brighton.
From Hodpon's Hotel, Dover-street L. Charlton, Es+
for Shropshire.
From Shelley's Hotel, Cocktpur-street :—Captain Elliott, for
Macclesfield; Captain Stephens, for Nottingham; Captain Daw-
son, on a tour.
From Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-street :—Lady Gillespie, for
Hampton ; Earls Esq. for Bath I J. I'. Lane, F-sq. Captain
Johnsots, and Lieutenant %Vynyard, fur Brighton ' • Captain Wil-
son. for Manchester; Major Bunbury, for Newbury.
From the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street : Prince Frederick
of Mecklenburgh, for Paris ; Lord Thomas Cecil, from ditto, for
Burleigth Lincolnshire; Captain Philips, from ditto, fur Shef-
field ; Captain Charlton; from ditto, for Brighton; Colonel
Brown, from ditto, for Brighton.
From the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street : Captain Hocking*,
Mrs. Hocking*, and Mrs. Benyon, for Scotland.
From the London Hotel, Albemarle-stmt : Lord Charles
Townshend, for Norfolk; Lady Frances Osborne, from ditto,
to Cambridgeshire.
From Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square : Lord Combermere,
for Combermere Abbey, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Ilipburn,
from ditto, for Scotland; the Marquis of Salisbury, for Hatfield.
Prom 'llhompson's Hotel, Cavendish.oquare ; Charles Ilast.
logs, Esq. for Wulesly Hall, Atheratone, Leicswershire.

CORN EZONANOR. iIiatZ•LANR, NAACO 26.—Our Market vs"
well supplied with Wheat this morning, having good arrival,
from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, besides a considerable quantity
which remained over from last week's supply, and the demand
for which being exceedingly dull, sales were with difficulty ef-
fected, even of the finest qualities, at a decline of 2s. per quar-
ter but there leas no demand for the ordinary samples. The
arrivah of Barley ware very large to-day from Norfolk and
Suffolk, as.,well as train the Western Ports, which has caused a
reduction of full ts. per quarter on the finest samples, and. the
des were very heavy at that abatement, for, at the close of the
market, a large quantity remained undisposed of. Oats are ls.
per quarter lower than on hat Monday, and very heavy sale.—,
In Beans and Peas no alteration.—Current prices as under:
I% um. Small Beans 32s 34s
Wheat, Kent and 'rick ditto 3os 32s
Essex, new 366 50s old 625 Oats, Potatoe 23s 254
Suffolk, new 362 50s old 60s -- Poland 22s 249
Norfolk, old 46a SU ........ Feed 14s 204
Rye 2116 32s Flour, per Sack 50s. 5Se
Barley no. 27s Rapeseed, per Last £36 £36
Malt s2a 56s TOSZIGN.
White Peas 26i 5t6 Wheat, Danttie .641 dos
--.—....--, Boilers ...14s 38* !Wile Red, Haosbro' or
Grey Peas . itgs 3cos Brabant rod -...... 50e its