Star.
London, England, 1821-11-27 00:00:00

SPORTING IYIELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT TATTER
STATIC Or SHE ODDS,

SALL'S, NOVEMBER N.
WITH MUSE SETTING.

12 to 1 agst c. out of Landscape 12 to 1 apt Marcella.
12 to 1 apt e. out of Sycoraz 16 to 1 apt e. out of Bee
12 to 1 apt Frolic 20 to 1 apt c. out of Bantus.

IMES.
S to 1 apt Paiasol—(Taken) 19 tb 1 apt Meteora.
8 to 1 apt 1. out of Reserve
Ittputcswoarrt-2 to 1 agst Frolic.
HUNTING.
The Sanderstead Harriers meet on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Saturdays, at Kennel.
The Chipperfield Harriers (Herts) meet on Friday, at Sareat
Green; Monday, Dec 3, at Charteridge, near Chebham ; and
on Friday, Dec. 7, at Nash Mill, near King's Langley.
• The Buekinghambhire Harriers meet on Friday, at Blackgrove.
Mr. CUAWORTH'S Hounds meet to-morrow, at Kelmarsh;
Thursday, at ; Saturday, at Naseby ; Monday, Dee. 5,
at liramptonWood ; Wednesday, Dec. 5, at Dubton; Thursday,
Dec. 6, at Kennel. Brixworth ; and on Saturday, Dee. 8, at
Orlhigbury SYold.
The Duke of GnArrobr's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Wad-
don Common ; and on Friday, at Stoke (Bruerne) Park.
The o.:kley I lonndb meet on Thuriday, at Hardmead.
The Gtiorndon Hounds meet to.morrow, at Owthorpe, Lei-
cestershire ; Thursday, at Stanton Village; and on Saturday. at
Zledbourne Guide Post.
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PEDESTRIANISA
Mr. NltNsuues great pedestrian undertaking to do 50 miles a
day in 12 hours, for ten successive days, was persevered• in over
his ground, at Copley, in Surrey, yeszerday'morning, the eighth
day ; but he was I ,me and exhausted, and was far behind his
time at nine o'clock, having done 12 miles only in four boars.
It was impossible he could get up his time. Exhaustion over-
took him fist in sickness ufter finishing labour on Friday, in
ten minutes under the twelve hours, which he partially recovered.
On Sunday he was within a few minutes, and went to bed lame.
The match Is for 200 guineat of bis own.

The Duke of MONTROSE has arrived in town from
Wetherby, where his (ii ace was detained for some
time on his journey to London, by a severe attack'
of the gout.
The Marquis of HUNTLY and the Marquis of,
TWEEDALE have taken a house at Grantham, during
the hunting season.
The remuneration voted to Mr. Wosrrnaa by. the
Court of Aldermen, in consequence of his late acci-
dent, is four freedoms of the City of London : these
are considered worth OS each. Mr. WONTNER is in
a very favourable way.
There is now living in the county of Culpepper
Virginia) a man named Joseph Morress, who is up-
wards of one hundred and twelve years of age! Mr.
Morress is active and in good health, visits his neigh-
bours, and is pleasing in conversation. His wife, who
is also living, is in the hundred and fifth year of her
age ! They have been married seventy-nine years, and
have had five children.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH Ltra.—Thursday next is the,
day appointed for the nuptial ceremony between the
Earl of WILTON and Lady MARY STANLEY. The ce-
remony will be performed by the Archbishop of
YORK, at-Knowsley, the seat of the Earl of DAY, in
Lancashire, where the Earl of WILTON is at present.
Earl and Countess GROSVENOR, and a large party of
distinguished personages, invited on this occasion, are
to arrive there this day. A grand entertainment will
be given, and afterwards the happy pair will set out
for Heaton, the seat of the Noble B: idegroom, pear
Manchester.
A LITERARY HUSBAND !---FREDERICK MORELL was
translating Libanius, when some one came and told',
him that his wife, v‘to had been languishing some
time, was extremely 111, and wished to speak to him.
" I have only;' said he, " ivro periods to translate,l
and I will then come to see her. A secpnd messen-
ger informed him that she was on the point of death.
" I have not more than two words to finish," said
Monsa.t. ;. " return to her—l will be there as soon as
you." A moment after another messenger brought
an account of her death*: " I am very sorry," said
he, " she was a very good woman," and then coati-
nued his translation !
LORD BYRON.—By a private letter from, Italy, we
learn that this Nobleman was recently at
an Jin
and
n in
Bologna, with an abundance of cats, peacocks,
other animals, with which he proceeded to Florence.
BERGAMI was in the same Inn at the same time, with
a train of twelve horses / He Also proceeded in grand
style to Florence.