Star.
London, England, 1820-11-28 00:00:00

SPbßitiNO INTELLIGENCE.

BETTIiNG AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERD IY.
ODDS ON RACES TO COME.
*soar.
118 to 1 art Ch3rm
22 to 1 apt Lilucher colt
25 to 1 agst Lanchcapc.
1

14 to 1 ape Onstavai
16 to 1 apt Parasol
16 to 1 asst Thoth
16 to 1 apt bro. to Andrew
Oaea.-5 to 1 apt My Lady.
6IDDLIOVORTIC
Ito II apt &limn I 6to I agst
TROTTING MATCH.
On Friday *reek, Messrs. BMICKUMIN and :Tuacce. SAY, of
Orford-street, engaged to trot, for a wager of Silty
bay mare, fifteen hands high, four Miles in fourteen minutes,
lon the Lea-bridge-road, which was pet-totaled with great eaq.
bating thirty-four seconds to spare. Betting at eating, 6to •
against her.

HUNTING.
Lord At.-eon's Rix Hounds met at Gopsall.on Friday st....niett
they soon found sly Reynard, and after brushing. him :ea-at:-
through the wood, he crossed the road to et GorseS front
thence to the village, where he teas 100 t... They timid a seem 2
fox at Orton little Gorse, which instantly broke away, leadir
them again towards the village, where he tunied to the right ft r
the upper side of Orton large Gorse, which he gallantly seirtce ;
leaving rwycross to the left, crossing the Acherstone road to
Bibson Mill, over the brook to Butt House, bearing to the right
up Sibson fie-Ids, leaving Attetton and Drayton oil tket tight to
Lindley Gorse, which he paescl through to 11zhato toed Stole.,
in a line for Ilurbage Wood by Middleton; jut nefore he reached
the latter place he doubled to the rem ~Ver a tine couter, sloe a
to the Hinckley road, which lie crossed at the rive mite sconc,
leaving Widdington Wood to the right t pressed hard, h_ lo•et
on his line for Nuneaton to the Coveatry road, where he turnzd•
to the left and was killed, atter a run of one hoar ees. threecpen-
tees, opposite the old road to Lutterworth, near the 111 u-row Inn.
This gallant young pack displayed peculiar steadiness ai.d some
excellent hunting during this chece, which repeatedly callee!
forth the praises aid admiration of the field.
BERKELEY EIENT.— A fine stag was turt.ed out at half-past tee
yesterday morning, in the neighbourhood of Ilerrow-on-the-
ifill,by Lord Bummer. Ile struck off towards I larrow,
a circuitous route through the covers towards Edgee.etre ;
then Made his way through the meadows at a vista,..' L.::•
Burroughs, Hendon, towards Child'shill, where he e see:
cover, and the dogs were for some time at a loss; bu. :1,
terwards got fresh scent, when the animal broke cover, it: lee el;
towards West End, takieg• the meadows on the side tti
rotte-hfll, and after many turnings and windings, entered tine
Metropolis by-the New-road, Banc' ..s, dogs et d huntsneet cs
sulk. The novelty of the sight drew forth a motley mut. itiois
of pursuers in full cry. Tilt stag crossed Mussel!-aquere,
ms
ran up the steps of a Gentleman's house in Aloteage.-eiree.,
Where it was capture!, breathless, but uninjured, atter a run
of two hours and •a half. In less than two minutes itear:y the
whole of the numerous field of sport onen made their appearance,
and were highly gratified with the da-: 'a sport.
The. Shrewsbury I hint, lest as 0. as numerously jttendeCi,
the weather being. favourehle, and the sport capital. The com-
pany it the Ball, on Thursday evening, boasted of all the rank,
beauty, and fashion of the town and its vicinity.
Red-house Hunt, on U'eclneadar, 'was numerously attended,
and excellent sport afforded, as well to the pedestrians as horse-
men. Upwards of 900 persors toll: wed the chat:eon foot. The
hunt commenced at nitre :rod continued five het: XF, during which
'five separate chases ensued, and five hares were killed.. The day
afforded excellent amusement to the eons cf Nimrod, many of
whom particularly, distieguished themselves by einclefatigaiile
riding and excellent leap.. At the clOse cf the, chace the corn,
patty returned Id Mrs. BEATTIE'S litre where a,, exc. li. nt dint-er
was .served up • after which many loyal t tests and. sentiments,
including the King, Queen, and the rest of the Rooms Fetidly,
were emitted • from the Chair (which was fillee by
Weancor). The conviviality of the meeting was mi. Neigh:, red
by some good sporting sentiments,epposite to the occasion, and
concluded with several excellent songs. '

Thursday evening. a curious wager for 4.5 was
at Mr. Stott s, the Six Ilell3, Dose-court,
Lombard-wit-et ; :a baker widertook to stark' ttpo'a
one leg for-three successive hours. witlitn-.4 either
resting it on the ground, or reclining against
other leg ; he performed the arduous task 'with .1;.-
parent ease, and next day was able to puritie
usual occupation; about 51. mote was collected for 11; tr.
THE RESCUE OF TurEvEs.--Seven persons were
exal fined at Marlborough-street Office yesterday, on
a charge of being parties to the atrocious rescue of
the thieves, a few days ago, in Gie.rt Russell-street,
and wounding Marsden, the jailer; their names are,
Thomas Cope, William Soarrow, James Stanly alii:s
Jack Tilly, John Watts, William Jones, George Har-
ris, and John. Harris. Some of the prisoners were
identified by persons whom they had abused with sa-
va&e violence, but they were all remanded to Friday.
PLACARD CONSPIRACY.—The Gentlemen who dis-
covered the.proceedings of. Franklin, and the extent
of his manufactory of placards, are persevering in
their exertions and daily obtaining additional informa-
tion on that most infamous and extensive conspiracy.
Mr. PEARSON on Saturday preferred an indictment
before the Grand Jury, for High Treason, agair.st
Franklin, alias- Fletcher, and the Jury found a Tra
Bill. If ranklin is yet in England, where until lately
be is believed to have been, it now becomes dangerous
any person to harbour kim ; and we may hope that
his arrest will be/he-means of affording some expla.,
nation to what we must consider a mysterious affair.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
Sin—You have for many years announced, through the me-
dium of your well conducted and widely circulated Paper, the
Establishment of the MEDICAL BOARD, instituted by the
celebrated Dr. Comma, and assisted by eminent Surgeons sod
Physicians of nearly forty years' experience—Masts. Cdoraa
and Co. request you will have the kindness to inform you:
Readers, the whole of their practice is now concentrated at Chg.-
lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, where se-
veral rooms are appropriated for consultation. The object 0..
this arrangement is, that every Case may have the opinion of
Dr. Coos's and the whole Board ; and in order that the Paldic
may be apprised of the above circumstance,
_ so advantageous to
them, you will be pleased to insert this Notice twice a week
for one month.—By Order of the Board;
I have the honour to remain, your obedient servant,
ROBT. C. BELL, M.D. Sec.
N.B. All Itetters addressed to Sir F. C. Daniel (Treasurer), are
laid before the Board the same day.
Medical Board, Charlotte House, Surrey, Nov. 6, 1220.

BIRTHS.
Nov. 26, at Hale, Lancashire, Mrs. J. J. Blackburne, of 3
daughter.
Saturday se'nnight, at the Rectory House, Manniogford Ab•
botts, the Ladg of the Rev. Francis B. Astley, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On Saturday, the. 35th instant, at Lambeth Church, Le-le
Finlayson, Esq. of Canterbury-row, Newington, to Anne 31.47. a.
only daughter of the late Charles Penvrick, Esq.
At Wrexham, on the 'lad initant, by the Rev. Robert Wocr.c
Eyton, Vicar of Llangollen, the Rev. N. Roberts, of Trvrc&e'
Montgomerphire, and Cae Glass, Oswestry, to Frances, 60
daughter of the late John Matthews, of Plas 13ostock, is ttC
County of Denbigh, F.sq.
On the 14th inst. Captain George Wyndham, R.N. tO!let
daughter of the Kev.W. Roberts, Vice Provost of Eton Col Lie
Lately; at I'ortchester, Mr. J. Kelsey, to Miss Maxwell.
daughter a Mr. Maxwell, surgeon, of Yarehan

DIED.
Sunday sennighti ip London, W. Breretoo, Esq. of the South
Pallant, Exeter, aged 6S, leaving property exceeding XL00,00)'•
Tuesday, Frederick, the youngest sou of Mr. Oke, suri.e°r'
Farnham, Surrey... _