Star.
London, England, 1828-11-28 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'S.

It will be seen by the subjoined statement, that Lord FM*.
Allies have changed places fur the Oaks. Varna having at 4,4
gist the choice. One of the principal betting men hal been b,„
her airy strong lately, while (+recto Mantle has been rather„,::
favour. No other change took place on this Stake,.
betting was dull. nothing being backed to any amount, except
l'estbuma colt, whose party, though small, stand very ker
him. The King's horse is gradually giving way, and not
others are tottering. The following is a correct statement
latest odda•—•

Dinar.
20 too] apt Ada colt
20 to 1 apt Milhous oft
20 to 1 apt Brother to Mn
25 to 1 asst Brother to
SS to 1 apt Oathre
25 to 1 apt Lou Ally
25 to 1 apt Any other.
OAKS.

12 to 1 agst win o'tbe Wisp
13 to 1 apt Prince Eugene
15 to 1 apt Eleetress colt
18 to 1 apt Exquisite
90 to 1 apt Brother to Sontag
20 to t apt Mortis Dancer
20 to 1 apt Augusta colt
7 to 1 apt Varna (taken)
7 0,1 apt Green Mantle
10 to 1 apt Lou Ally
1 1 to 1 apt (Matilde

16 to 1 apt
16 to 1 agst
20 to 1 asst

FOX HUNTING.

Knee, Nov.
Tux Dutra o► Burettes's'''. Pace.—The recent 6ne
enabled the promoters of the national and invigorating sport
hunting to resume the pleasures of the chase in this put,
country. under most favourable circumstances. The espect4
which were formed of a brilliant season. *erns likely to be
realised ; for amongst the distinguished and dashing fps
have already established themselves at Kelso. and are
oat with the hounds, may be enumerated—Lord Echo,
Warrender, Capt. Baird. Cul. Peel, the Karl of Morunt.
Capt. Arthur Daigle% the Hon. Capt. Cathcart, the II
citst, &c. His Grace the Duke of Buecletacit, to w►
serangements so much is due, is also a regular
iskl; and most of the Nobility and Gentry of the
ebserful sport. Foxes are plentiful, and there have
of excellent runs. We are also honoured with
several Noble Ladies, who have made this. we trust,
occasion to visit the banks of the Tweed. The Counts
Lady Ann Baird, and Lady L. Peel are already visitors, and
expected that several more will join'tbe circle. The what
established at the Cross Keys Inn, as Ilead-quarters of the .
NEWMARKET COURSIN,O HEELING, Nov. 41.
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For the Gold Cup.
Ltd Etrutibrosbe's Mouse, beat Mr. &onehewer's Isaac.
M?. Thirp's Nespariel, beat Mr. Proctor's Wing.
Ms.-Towers's Jeopardy, beat Mr. Mr. Redhead's Lynx.
Mr. Rust's Beresina, beat Mr. Pigott's Faithful.
Alerts. and Beresina ran together for the third class,
the favourite ; it is thought that if she is victorious in ti
will have little or no difficulty in beating the winner of
match (Nonpareil and Jeopardy).
Cheveley Aged Dog Sweepstakes.
Mr. Wilkinson's Clipper, agst Mr. Hoskins
Clipper was drawn, being
Mr. Haskins's Helens's apt Mr. Wilkinson'
Mr. Golding's Xerxes, beat Mr. De Burgh',
First Class Matches.
Mr. Golding's Extra, beat Mr. Hoskins's Hamlet.
Mr. Run's liencera, beat Mr. Edwards's Zealot.
Mr. De Burgh's Nonplus, beat Gent's Sloman.
Mr. Buckworth's Kate, beat Mr. Kelly's Quiver.
Mr. Ed ward.'s Zealous, beat Mr. Rust's flobhinet.
Lord &radbro tike's Mahogany, beat Mr De Burgh's Newby.
Mr. Hoskisies Horatio, beat Mr. Redhead's Lovely.
Lord Stradbrooke's Major, beat Mr. KeUr'sQeidnunc.
Mr. Redhead's Lively agst Mr. Wilkinson's Kitty ••110 SOW&
Dlr. Edwards's laid+, beat Mr. Wilkinson% Carom.
DUMFRIESSHIRE COURSING CLUB—Tstuasaay.
Ten Dogs were entered for the Cup, and run as hativil-••
CLA SS VIM.
The Duke of Buceleue.h's Esk, beat Mr. Beanie'.
Mr. Laurence's Lorengo, beat Sir Adam Fergussat
Major Crichton's Dab:on, beat Mr. Rid. 1.11% Do bye.
Captain Lyon's Jenny Nettles, beat Mr. Caruthers *riot
Sir Wm. Jardyne% Brandy, beat Mr. Murray's Matron.
CLASS SECOND

Mr. Lusrence's Lorengo, beat the Duke of Medan&
Major Crichton's Dabton, beat Captain Lyon's Jenny
Sir Wm. Jardyne's Brandy ran a bye.

• - • CLAMS THIRD..

Major Crichtoses Dabton run a bye.
Mv. Laurence's Loran°, beat Sir William Jard.
Major Crichton's jokolatosit beat Mr. Laurence'
won the Cup.
G A LLO WA Y. COURSING CLUS,„ Tito mac
Gold Cup.—Cuss
Ms. M'Laurin's Mayly,beat Mr. Maekie's Spring.
Mr, M,Clymont's &marrow, beat Mr. John MlMlllan's Nimrod
Captain Hamilton's Fly, beat Mr. Hawthorn's &TUC
Mr. Birtwbistk's Paella, beat Captain Ai' genie's Jarit.
Sir Williams Maxwell's Lennox, beat Mr. lieu's Spring.
Mr. Thompson's Dart, beat Mr. hi' Lean's Lightning.
Mr. Stewart's Spanker, beat Mr. 11PConneil's Fly.
Cuss t —Suwarrow beat Mayfly; Pacha beat Fly; I
Lennox ; Spanker ran a bye.
Coass S.—Suwarrow beat Dan; Spanker beat Puha.
Cuss 4.—Spanker beat Suwarrow, and won the Cup.
Couples foe Dogs under Twenty Months.
CLASS /ISM
Mr. Bell's Bluebeard, beat Mr. Taylor's Blanch (hare'.
Mr. Rl' Maa's Cliptail, beat Mr. ITlPLesses Skyrocket
killed);
Mr. Steward'. Mini. beat Mr. L. Mare's Mameltike '
Capt. MaKerlie's Magpie, beat Mr. NPLaurin's Tr
Mr. Thomson's Fly, beat Mr. Birtwhistle's Norm
Mr. kl•Millan's Mahomet ran a bye (bare killed).
Cues 4.—Bluebeard beat Cliptail (hare killed); Magpie
Mini (hare nut killed); Fly beat Mabuniet (hare not killed).
Cuss 3.—Magpie ran a bye (bare killed); Bluebeard best
(hare killed).
CLASS 4.—Magpie beat Bluebeard, and won the .
killed).
R. C. Fergusson of Crandarrock, ILP. President, and
flossiest Stewart, R.N. Vice. President, for the ensuing year.
THE FANCY.
Harry Jones and Tom Reidle.—The second deposit far
fight was made good last night at Tom Gaynor's. The -
the same ring with Curds and Perkins.
RIFLE SHOOTING AT CHALK FARM.
A .new landlord having entered on these extensive •
orders were given to have the ground Improved for the
of the Noblemen and Gentlemen amateurs of
ensuing season. A number of men were at
and in their operations on the spot where the ta.„
they dug up lead, the remains of bullets which had
considerable depth into the ground, to the
thousand three hundred and sixty pounds.

DI ED.
The 17th Instant. Eliza Ann, only daughter of yr.
Wkytuek. of Chesbont.
Nut. 14, at Dunkirk, Capt. G... Paris Monks. R.V.

G 11-W ATEK ag LONDON-BRIDGP TO SHOOK
Morning es homes ate
Altarntron • 55 Einem atte

oimiatt Mated sad Publi..beil by Joist. Macaw, ...
it die Scat Ovrics, I, Pickett place, Temple

Ir. Beanies Spring.
Frrgususn s Womb,'
idda Ira Go bye.
r. Cartithers.
Murray's Jlatrtw.
lie of Iluecleuth's R.k.
a Lyon's Jenny Realm.
y ran a bye.
run a bye.
Liam Jardyne's Brady.
Laurente's Laren%
TSURSDAT ara TILIW
lee Spring.
sbn MiMillan's Nimrod.
horn's &TUC
KeTlie'S Jarit.
lieu's Spring.
'a Lightning.
Detre Fly.
Kim beat Fly; Dart
titer beat Puha.
ad won the Cup.
.sty Months.
Shock (hare Oka)
wee Skyrocket (hare •
a Mameluke (beret'. '
urin's Toper (hare k
's Morns (hue killed)'
re killed).
are killed); Magpie
set (hare not killed).
led); Illuebeard beat
d won the couples
President, and
Or the ensuing year.
e second deposit fir
arm's. The men 6ski
lALIC FARM.
these eztensive pretni
proved for the recrr•
ars of rile shooting It' ,
re accordingly eirpl
ire the target was ut
a which had penetrated
enormous weight of '
laughter of idt.
s Monk*. R.V.
IDGF TO NOWT'
SS minutes aver ;
SS stints.' atter .
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to Marrs, the Fr
t place, Temple