Star.
London, England, 1816-12-31 00:00:00

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I stIaSCRIPTIoNS hitritr Poolt.
The Factlfty of Physicians aid &aeons in alas-
,,have voted one hundred guineas out of their
•the poor of that city. The Members have
• 'wily offered to attend the sick poor gratis,
Atm' g the existence of the present distrgss.
The Subscription for the Employment of the La-
ioariog Poor in Carlisle amounts to upwards of £BOO.
The Subscription for the relief of the Labouring
yoce, kc. of Whiteha.ven and its vicinity, goes on with
frog spirit. The Earl of LONSDALE has contributed
6000 towards the Fund.
ja the parish of Portsea, the subscription for the
?catamounts to upwards of £BOO.
The example of Portsea has Bien followed by the
ilbstfitants of Portsmouth, who had a Meeting in
last, when a very li.
Townliall, on Thursday
litsl subscription was entered into.
Tuesday, THQAMS FREENI AN HRATUCOTE,
M.P. for Hants, gave a shilling each. to every poor
oani woman, and child, in the parishes Of East and
rest Vs'ellow.
lons Koss, Esq. Coram-street, London, has tran.
witted the sum of one hundred gaiineas to the Rev.
MACINTOSII, of T4in, to relieve the most needy
his parishioners, es:lecially ot the name of Ross.
1,4,s vv.:lk Mr. Wcen, cf Wish-lane, Portsmouth,
.gributed two bullocks, and a quantity of bread to
ibe prom in that neighbourhood. Mr. CHRISTY, and
Miss Wit,soN, of Southsea Lodge, also gave a number
of awful articles and money to poor families. The
°firers of the Custom: at that Port distributed six fine
p to the poor men of iliat depai talent, to whom
y had not been able to give employment lately.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STATEMENT OF THE ODDS ON THE DERV( AND
OAKS S FAKES, int 7—DECEMBER SO.
DERRY.
' 9 to lagging Brother to Sinoleneko
ram—l it to I against Duke of Grafton's Waterloo.
IS tot against Duke of K titiand's c. by -Salim.
13 to Pagans• c. by Orville nut of tiomentdia.
15 to 1 against Brother to Crispin.
IS to I against Ld stawelts e. by Dick Andrews
OAKS.
Ytken-81 to 1 against Mr. Watson's 1. by Cervantes:
aken—i to I against D. of Gratton's f. by Dick Andrews.
aken-11 to i against b. f. by Walton, out of Creisida•
to 1 agaiest Mr. Blake's Selina, by Waxy.
—lol* to 20 against Bre:111r to Smolensk*, sad the Cers
yawn fitly o inning Derby and Oaks.
Guar Mit7Cll AOAII4B TIM r.--Saturday Mr. MAI'LZSTONIgt
Body House, Paucras-road, undertook for a stake of 200
eitien,to ride an old blood mare (upwards of 14) thirty-three
in two hours, round a piece of ground of two mks, situated
a the Manor of Maberly, near Skiptcvi, Bedfordshire. This
souk had excited much sporting anxiety. The mare was Loa.
wells .he tub and 15th miles, and site run in very freah. Bet-
;6 to 4on time. She did th 4 last half round with superior
d, and won by St seconds. She was correct in pace through.
et, and could have 111011 It in less time.
HUNTING.
ROYAL HUN T.--. The Royal Hunt a !sit Friday started from
ar Wanham Bridge, Soon after ten o'clock, where the Royal
lusumen at d Gentlemen Sportsmen were assembled in readi-
est to put sae the sports of the day. A airy fine deer was started
ren tie cart upi.n the occasion. deer went off at a very
le spied, etnastng the iiieleaures, making great progreis through
kw toward, Hounslow, but did not reach that place, and cros-
ed the Bath-road, running with great swiftness towards Harrow
tie Hill, taking to the right for a considerable distance, and
us eaten on Hanger-hall, near Acton, after an excellent day's
Yesterday morning the Royal Holtids started another fine
in st East Hampstead, at half past tar o'cloek.
Printa• negent's Stag Hounds meet ma Friday, at Brick
hip, at eleven, if hunting weather.
Tioliat field 1-founds meet's htsrsday, ar Obey Hoo ; Saturday
:Prat Wood, at half-pad ten.
eke Sanderdead H.rriers meet every day, at Kennel, at half.
maim.
Lifaberly, Etiq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Thursday, at Rai-
lway/1s ; Saturday, at Wickham ; Monday next, at the Half
goon, Godsione Road; 'I burselay, Jan. 9, at Batley Hill; Sa-
allay, Jan. I I, at Shirley.
H. loliffe, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Out.
aid Common; Saturday, at Box Hill; Monday, at Upper Gat-
ti House; Wednesday, lan. u, at Beteltworth Castle; Smut-
ty, Jan. it, at ihe Windmill, Walton Heath.
Lord Derby's Stag Hounds met this day at Wickham Getaway.
Mr. Cooyer's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Keivedon Hall;
hturday, at Hatfield Heath.
The tut Essex Fos Hounds meet on Thursday, at Hazley
Bill, at ten.
Lord Althorp's Hounds meekto•morrow, at Althorp ; Friday,
aHatelbereb, at ten.
The Duke of Grafton 's Hounds meet tomorrow, at William's
Ledge; Friday, at Linford Wood, a: half pad ten each day.
The Oakley Hounds meet on 1 huraday, at Snehon Grounds;
hada, at Clapham Park, at half-past ten each day.
'lke 2uorndon Hounds met this day, at Bradgate Park • on
widaf they meet at Widmerepool Inn ; Friday, at Six Hills;
hardly, at Garendon Park, at half-past ten.
Ent Fitowilliam's hounds met this day at Thorpe Wood ; and
*meet on t hursday at Tichmarch.
The Fox Hounds of R. S Lloyd, hut. (Suffolk) met this day
liflowton Brook, and will meet on Friday at Woolpit Kennel,
stet o'clock.
Mr. Osbaldeston's Hounds met this day at Mr. Dester's, of
!ncole; will meet to-morrow at Ingham, Friday at liurbage
load, on Saturday at Kingsbury Wuod, and on Monday at
Moan lid!.
Mr. Crestett Pelbaso's Fox Hounds Will meet to-morrow at
10swestry.
The Viscount Clive's Stag Hounds will turn out at the Craven
Alas toonotrow, at Mochtre on Saturday, at Little Brompron
iTiesday, and at Ucklemind on Friday (Jan 10), each morn-
ku eleven o'clock.
Lord Derby turned out a Deer on Saturday, at Epsom Downs.

The Grand Bazaar •at Bri hton is now converted
iao a Tennis Court.
hi consequence of a heavy rain on Monday se'n-
ht,i the Clyde was so much swollen, that the
aidgegate,_ and other low parts of Glasgow, were
Utter water.
PARISIAN FASH DECJAIBER 25.—Silk plush
Pitinues fashionable. The Ladies wear grey plush,
vls the flower called auricula. Hats of white plush
*generally ornamented with white plumes. Many
Pilate remarkable for breadth, others are very long.
TT* rims at hats are both strait and turned up.
,ors a bow is placed on one side the crown it is large.
-.arly all bows of this description are composed of
%anal the same colour as the hat. There is a brown
alule lighter than dried currants, now called mare-
; many ladies have Merino dresses of that colour.
"Y. pearl, or fawn, are the common colours for
141 k,,, int pelisses, which are worn with four or five
ars• Muffs w;thin the last few days have become
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muss and we observe many all white. Several
-"cell of black velvet have a double row of black
.4,in ribbon gathered up the front and round the
'lives. The fashionables occasionally display hats
n citron colour—what they call the undress hat.
21= newest hats are distinguished by small yellow
"'en, tesentbling the everlasting flower. Since the
!id weather commenced we have observed long pel-
itietcase, raq44 of coating Or fries.