Star.
London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

lIVNTING.

Mr. Mein* Fox-houada will meet tomorrow at Kettles.
ton, and oP,Friday at Shirley Park.
The Loasbtoa Fox-bounds met this day at Raintowanidr,
will meet to-morrow at Cawacy, Thursday at Uswortk, and Sa.:
turday at Frankland. new bounds will Want from Sedgefseid
op Moaday, November e.

Sir Bellingham Graham's Hounds met this day at Sheriff-
Hales, will meet to-morrow at Rudge Heath, Friday at Ai'
and Saturday at Chillington.
Sir Edward Smythe's Fox-hounds met this day at Berwick_
gates, will meet on Wednesday at Acton Burucli, and on Friday
at Battlefield.

`Thursdiy, being the day of the Appleby Annual Stag Hunt,
the Deer which was hunted at Penrith on the Sib instant,
was turned out on Gallows Hill, to upwards of thirty horse-
men. He went off in good style, taking an easterly direction •
but betursoon headed by a sheep-dog, he turned suddenly
tongue, where, doubling, he ran close by the edge of
town to the head of liattkbarrow, and then plunged
klish pond. In this dilemme, he was soon surrounded by
deeds of people on foot. After some delay, he Was drawn
by ropes, and, leaping a wall five feet high, he made directly
the river Eden. Here what may be called a water hunt n
place, the Stag going right down the middle of the strenn
moreiltan a quarter of a mile, with the hounds close u
him in full cry. Mt. Robinson, of Ormside, rode into
river and whilst the Stag out, and after ronning about 800 y
At was taken in the town of Apple:by. The hunt be ing • o
the town the whole time, nearly all the women of the pber
mate fee it: one old woman was so anxious, that she lost t
enStansd bonnet in the chase. The Bel in the everting was
moronity and respectably attended, and dancing 'Seat kept
with spirit till a late hoer.

The Pocliest of DrcolggitritE entertained pet k
aloilictiort yesterday,. at Warren's Hotel, New-sing.
The _Right Hon. Gaonne TIERNILY arrived
Portsmouth on Wednesday, and set off for London.

SOUTHAMPTON, OCTOBEIt 17.—Yesterday our
coral Sailing-match took place, by 27 vessels, for
prizes given by our two representatives, W. Off
BERLAYNE. Esg. and Sir W. DE CRESPIGNY, when t.
Prizes were awarded as follow :—to the first vessel,
William and Eliza, William Jurd, Master,
to slit second vessel, the Two Brothers, Robert
Chapman master, 4/. ; to the third—the Rose, "
James Dogwell master, SI.; to the fourth—the
Melia,. Mr. John Newman master, 21.• all t.
other vessels, £1 each. A vast assemblage Of fashion-
able company were on the water, and at the concl'
sion there was a grand Ball in the Long Rooms

Saturday, about five o'clock, as Mr. CIINEDI.-,
German Gentleman, was returning from the Royal
Exchange, he was hustled by a gang of pickpocket
who robbed Mr. S. of his pocket-book containin;
Notts and Exchequer Bills to the amount of 1.:350.

Yesterday one of the Portsmouth coaches, leaving
Town heavily laden with passengers and luggage
broke down in the Borough, owing to the axletree
the fore carrige breaking, but none of the passenr
received any injury.
Last week, an apple, of the Grey Leadington ki
was pulled in the garden of ARCHIBALD MOI
sox, Esq. at. St. Faith's Cottage, near Norwii
which measured 15i inches over, and 13 loci
round, and weighed 21 ounces. There were si,
apples on the same tree (a dwarf standard), most
which number weighed a pound.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANA OCTOBER

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...- -Ose Maiket was well supplied with Wheat ,
;i te 'in ftlOm-lLent and Essex, besides a considerable
q tity that was left of last week's arrivals from
S dri ; but the demand- beiUg imall, the sales were
heavy, even of the finest ilialities, at a decline of
'2i. Per-quarter . fr3m last Monday's prices ; and .
:oaer descriptions seere'offered on much lower terms,
*bit could. not bigot off. 'Barley 'is 2s. per quarter
dearer, mid- sold readily at that advance, particularly
Brie'sainples of foreign,' which were in brisk demand,
'Oki. are Is. per quarter Cheaper than on this -
'Week, 'but-support Friday's 'prices. In Peas
Beaiis" no, alteration.. .
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' CIMATET PRIM 'AS Mall
INOLLIE. Small Beans 72.
Wheat, Kent and , Tick ditto • 6lll
ReOex . . , . Os 9.7 s Oats, Potato 36s
gawk .... ........ .....656 82s Poland 541
Noifolk • • :".6r.s 80s Feed . 30s
Rye • - Ws 3641 Flour, per Sack. IS.
Parley (New) .....;...464 68s Rapeseed, per Last £46 ,
Malt BOl 86s 1011¢1011.
White Peas 6os 63s Wheat, Dantzle ...... ..76s
Boilers .:. 710 76s Baltic Red, timbre or
Grey Peas ... ....... OW 704 Bremen, Brabant red 70s
SMITHFIELD MARKET OCTOBER 19.
• Beef ........4s 041 to Ss 44.1.Vea£ 4l Od to 6s I
Mutton .. ..41 Od to 6s 41 I Pork ...s 4s Oil to 6s
Beasts 2970—Calves 180—Sheep and Lambs 16 NO—Pip
HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Hay AI Os to 18 8s I Straw £2 10s to £3
Clow 8 Os to 9 9s Itows.i ... Os 00s to
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