Star.
London, England, 1826-02-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING.
The Earl of Derby's Stag Hound• meet to.morrovr, at Gauen-
bana Common.

Tuesday the Berkeley Stag Hounds met at the Harlington, an-
tended by a gallant geld of sportsmen, when one of the most bril-
liant runs of the season was experienced. The stag, on going away,
took to Drayton, where be turned to the right, by Coiham Green,
crossing the ihbridge road, between Hayes and Hillingdon, leas,.
ing Greatbedge Wood on the left; be stretched across the finest
part of the Harrow country, and was ran into in the open ground,
and safely taken on the Watford side of Harrow-on-the-Hill, after
a severe run of one hour and a quatter, in which many approved
bones were brought to a stand still long ere the duce was ended.

EXTRAORDINARY FOX CHACE
The Puckeridge Hounds met at Dassals, on Monday, found, and
killed in cover. They then drew Hormead Park, where they
found a second fot, which went away in gallant style, through
Hormead, from thence to Hormead Hall; from Hormead Hall,
he took across the country to Scales Park, skirting it on the right,
without going into it, and then to Clavering Park, leaving Lady
Grove's Park on the left. He then went straight up the country,
crossed Chishall Common, leaving Rtafway and High Ww.cl t.)
right. Here the hounds cants to a check, when Barwick, de
huntsman, made a most brilliant cast, and set them again to work.
They then went through Pond-street Wood, thence to Itocbelle‘,
and leaving that again, faced the open country to Greenwood, and
thence to Littlebury lioo, through ShLta:wood, um to Free Wood.
Here he beaded back, and ran for Shuttle Wood, where he was
completely beaten and killed, having run for two hours and a half
in gallant style.

In the c-or.e of an investigation yesterday, at Gad-
hall, it appears that there are no less than 44:00 journey-
men carpenters now out of employ.
Monday night, the crunting-house of Messrs. Gate
and Son, roptmakers, of Love-lane, • Shadwell, was
broken open, and robbed of two b.,xes containing 551.
in ca.h, and othher things.
Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, two craft, the
Albion and Jane, belonging to Mr. SIM% RMA N, of
Reading, sunk at their moorings off Milbank. The
cries of four men on board were heard by Mr. GREEN,
Thames Pollee Sticxeyor, by whose active assistance
they were rescued from a watery grave.
FlRL—About half-past seven o'clock last evening a
fire broke out in the wood-yard of Mr. Jones, timber-
merchant, of Duke-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, which,
from the inflammable nature of the materials, burnt
with a fury that threatened destruction to the adjoining
houses; but, by the arrival of not less than fifteen Assu-
rance Office engines, and a plentiful supply of water,
the fire was principally confined to Mr. Jones's timber-
yard, and the iron-foundry belonging to Mr. Carr, in
King's-head-yard, immediately joining Mr. Jones's.—
The timber-yard and iron-foundry are now reduced to
a heap of ruins. The fire communicated to the shop
of Mr. Savage, carpenter, No. 11, Duke-strcet, which,
along with his house, was considerably damaged. The
other houses escaped without any loss beyond that sus-
tained in throwing furniture nut of the windciws.
A communication from Macclesfield gives a truly
afflicting representation of the distress to which three-
fourths of the numerous population of that town are
reduced. Such is the extremity to which the people
are brought, that the more fortunate inhabitants of the
place have felt it imperative on their humanity to come
forward with a voluntary subscription, film which two
shillings and sixpence per week is allowed to every
distressed family.
An Inquest was held at Guy's Hospital, on the body
of Eliza Thorp, seven years old, who was burnt to death
by her clothes catching fire in the house of her parents,
while attempting, in their absence, to take a gridiron
off the fire.--Aecidental Death.

Monday, as T. Bailey, waiter at the Brown Bear
public-house, Bridge-street, near the Southwark Bridge,
was attempting to lead two lodgers, who were intoxi-
cated, to bed, he fell with his head against a sharp piece
of iron on the tap-room gum, which' pe►forated Iris
skull. He was taken to the Hospital in a most ditati-
ful state.

DI RM.
On the 31st ult. in Baker-street, the Lady of Henry Aleaander
Douglas, of a daughter.

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