Star.
London, England, 1828-10-17 00:00:00

SALE OF RACERS.

Previous to" the Races, the remaining portion of the anntiA
Underley Stack, was knocked down by Menn. Tait nail, at the
undermentioned prices—
Bay Yearling Fifty. by Orville (Duke of Rutland) 1 300
B I Yearling Filly, by Bustard
B.ty ditto, by Bustard
Bay ditto, by Bustard (Mr. Taste) • ... 7$
Bay ditto, lay Shente (Mr. Waptaft) ••• • •• 31
Bay Filly, two years, by Orvill- (Mr. Pettit) ... 22

After the races= Wednesday a Novel scene for Newmarket took
place. Two Gentlemen, we-U known on the turf, "made a trotting
match for a considerable sum—the one to drive his bass twelve
miles, taking a companion to the gig weighing HI stone, is the
same time that the other party should trot his pony (saddled) eleven
miles. Theysitatted from the dist mile•steme on the Berton Mills.
road, and proceeded to the 67th, the horse lading all the way; the
pony, however, got to the hid enliwebmit as mantis' by the time
that the horse& barons had resod it about a minute snd twenty
seconds, wining she amuck deveelly by nearly three quarters of a
mile. The horse brobead backed his wheel three tinsel, or the
muds would psabablr lava had a different termination; the miles
were dime semis as lees minutes each as possible. The bating
was heavy.
HOLTIVVEL BUNT RACES, Oc V. 14. .
PrOdici Stakes of SO sows. each, lat. Seven Subscribers.
Lord' Grosvesee's f by 10ackleirk
Lord iGrossisolee e by Maddock ...
&r T. Stabises f by Tramp
Was easy.
Moseys &aka of 10 saes. each. Tsreurpeight Subscribers.
Mr. Day's b g Lintel ..• ... 1
Mir. Thompissahr g Orthodos •••• ..• ...
The followiee were not piced—Lord Grosvener's Pelion, Mr.
Myttoo's tiolisaiss, Mr. Giffard's Tadsr, Mr..Geory's ItrocilW. Mr.
-White's Granbyukfr. Gilfaird's Sammeo, sod Sk T. hiestyn's
Uki-
tamtam. Won Tay easy.
The Ts* Stakes of di son. each. Fl” Subscribers.
Mr. Mytton's Milstein ..
T. Many!) /0-

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Sir 1. , , s Big Ben ...
Sir T. Stanley's Herbert lacy ...
Colonel Tatu's Emmy

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4 geed race.
Tbe Cbletalu Stakes of SO sacs. M.
Coked YateisTrederiek ..

Sir T. Stanley's Herbert Lacy ..
Mr. Mytton's Hediford
A fine race.
SPORTING AT PARTS.

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The ant rate was the contest between Vittoria and Link Boy g
It was generally surpoied to be the best contested rift that be. been
decided on the Champ de Mars for
.sonie years. Vittoria wan b
half a neck ; the run via% ran in Gee minutes. Second race—Clotilds

carrying 1 ou.1Z); Ariel, ICI; and Platninp, 106; woa by Ariel in
five minutes and nine seconds.

FOX HUNTING.

We learn from a Correspondent that the & & H. (Mr. H. M.
Chadwick's Fos Hounds) are in excellent condition for work, and
looking beautlfuliy In their coats; also that they have a strong and
clever entry of young hounds, and that Mr. Chadwick and the
whippers-in are capitally mounted. These hounds have been very
successful since the beginning of N Cub-hunting," both it=
Staffordshire and Warwkkshire country, and have been
their foxes pretty regularly.
On Tuesday last, in particular, they had a dors sport width
would have done a pack of bounds credit, even in the height of
the mean. After changing fines several times, and giving this
woods a good raiding, they went away. "best pace," with an old
fox from Middleton, the seat of one of the Members for Warwick•
shire, and bad a sharp burst up wind from North's Wood, Meehan
Park, and Withaw Oren; after crossing the turnpike rood. 'bey
were brought by unavoidable circumstances to what is called " a
hunting scent," bat kept persevering nit the line of their fox to tit
edge of the open commons, where the counties divide, then turned
to the kft for the village of Curdwureb, and on towards Gunton
Wood, where they once more M got upon terms with him," sod
settling to their scent, ran in a direction for the large nsradows as
the banks of the river, where Reynard had waited for them anions
same osiers, and they ran "out of scent into view," and killed bias
in the middle of a large glass ground, nearly opposite the town ed
Coleshlil, after a ran of hour and forty-flee minutes, to the
high gratification of Mr. Chadwick (who hums his own hounds),
and of a numerous held of sportsmen, among whom were tope
Officers from the Barracks, admirably mounted.

A letter from Dijon, of the 7th instant, says, " We
have at length succeeded; in the night between Sunday
and Monday last, in killing, at the malt, of Marlins,
a wolf, which for lour days, has been committing great
ravage and desolation in the communes of the Cantons
of Geniis and•Glorey. Being watched by a wood-
ranger of Tart le Haat, who had been wounded by hikes
he was palmed, and. shot at by a steward of Matli-n.
The furious animal fled to a barn of the Mayor for safety,
when it was attacked by the domestics, and killed. This

wolf, which is of the ordioary size, appea►s to have
escaped Irom the woods of Chambere. His bead .as
carried this morning to the Prefecture. In the me4dows
Magnl•sor-Zill and Neuilly he bit three Lids who
were keeping watch during the night over their goats ;
and at tie mill of :tangs be bit a girl 13 year, olds,
And an infant math younger. In the adjacent country,
too, he inflicted wounds more or less severe on several
individuals that came in his way, with one of whom,
who seized him by the ears, he had an obstinate conflict
for scme time before he escaped. Five of the persons
wounded have been brought to the hospital, where thky
receive the assistance anticate which their situation de-
snands.—Frenck-Paper.

COfIN•IaCIDINGE, MARK-LANE., Om 17.

The magnitude of our supplies, together with the certeinty of *
still further large arrival for Nionday's market, have bad a VMS
effect upon most descriptions of Grain this morning noels\
Wheat suld full 104 per Tinter lower than laic Monday ;
bonded as well as free Foreign Wheat have also add at the saw,
reduction. hialtiog Barley with difficulty obtained 455. pakparter.
Oats (except Old) ware is. per quarter cheaper.

I.IIIIOILTAMMI $1144:11 MONDAY. •
palish qrs. 1 /fish I Foreign neer
Wheat 17,000 I • 400 j 20.400
nutty o,a-00 I 1,400 21,000 Ilatp.
al ti 16,9:4 I 1,700 • 9,900
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Ocr. 17;
CATTLI *Vireo:an •
Beasts 6:0 I Sheep 6,250 Ifi,gs 1,4$ I Calves 210
Bee( Itd to 41 441 Veld. _ 4s $4 to Si 64
Mutton . 41 04 4a 64 Port 41 104 us Od
'Hay pir Msd, et 10s .to 44 Ts. 04. (..Wier lOs to £5 Od.
Straw stt 10s. to £1 16s. • ~ •
I - • DU NAN, •Ocrtncs
nwhets best are fallusg. [lt the Dublin Corn Exchange
thli43porkeei. ware uo the decliec. Wheat experie:wed a fall of
ta.perWad, equlvakik to Su dd. Id thr Faighai quarter; prune
samPiesuLl at '3lls. pet bariel. Oats are also heavy ; they 2441 at
•14sepef barrel, Clll.l. to- Si& per tenter. Bait), Is aiso heavy.
A great potatue crop u eapgettol; iLe preseut 6.. e. w. Aber tioNls
out, likewise, a prospect of a prime crop of a‘t..rti .1... he ntarltets
ore, on the whole, loukieg dunn,..ad funtact