Star.
London, England, 1819-03-06 00:00:00

14W INTELLIGENCE.

NORTH .WALT:S SPRING CIRCUIT, iln9.
Ikon Urcarrsat Esq. Wn.ium KR/CRICIr, Esq.
Awl:.:74ar—ThursdAy, April 1, at Beaturtaris.
CA SIWASCOV!' !C 7—Wednesday, April 7, at Carnal-Van.
b411.10)1E1;44:!Ik I:—Tuesday, April 15, at Bala.
TIIE LORD CHANCELLOR.
The late 'attack of the gout which his Lordship
was visited with, was considered to be slight, but un-
fortunately it has turr.ed oat to be the reverse, as it
has lodged in one. of his knees, which has _caused
much anxiety, for formerly when attacked with this
disease, it fixed in the, extremities (the feet). It is at
present very doubtful whether his Lordship will be
able to pre,,ide in his several public capacities until
after the holidays.

SPORTING.

BITTING .1; TATTERSALL'S

lAT.

Dawer—ll to 1 against Pledge ; 9 to I spinet Euphrates ; II
to 1 against Iris ; YO to 1 airinst Dominic,
atics-6 to 1 against Blue Stockizgs ; 7 to I *elm llama;
10 to 1 against Vanity filly ; 90 to I against Pea BI MOM.
ST. Lrora--9 to 1 against Laird ; 9to I against lilandabe ;
12 to 1 against Alagistrate; IC to 1 against Lisette.
R.IIIDLEIWORTH-5 to 1 against Treasurer-5 tO I against Blue
Stockings--6 to 4 one of the two Wits.
Tone--Even on the Duke of York's Roger Bacon.
Ccaarr-8 to 4 against Allegro-3 to t against Sam.
MATCII AGAINST TIME ST AN Ass!—A small ass, belonging to
J. Weak, of Poplar, 37 inches high, was backed for a wager of
Twenty Guineas, to be rode by his son, to perform nine miles
Within the hour. The rider and donkey, with its equipments, at
the time of starting, weighed 133lb.—(the ass 102, and the boy,
saddle, and bridle, 51.)—1t started on Wednesday, at one
o'clock, from the 12-mile-stone in tho town of Romford, and ar-1
rived at the three-milestone at Stratford two minutes before'
two; having performed the task in 58 mir.utes. From its dind-
,nitese size V excited great astonishment.
Hutirtxo--Jahn•Maberlcy, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Mon-
day at Limpsfield ; Thurs,lay, at Half Moon, (lodestone-road ;
Saturday at Godstone. 11. Jolliffe, Esq's Fox Hounds meet on
Monday, at Chaldon; Wednesday, at Brockham ; Saturday, at
Kiwiaswood. The llartiers meet every day.
On Thursday Lord DERRY turned out a deer on Catterham
Common, before a large field of sportsmen. The deer took across
the Common to Willey Farm, arlAre he went down below hill
through the deep country to Ilrewers-street, whet tee turned to.
the left, through Mr. Jolliffe and Mr. Maberley's covers, up the
hill, through Old Park, across the Oodstone road, near the Half
Moon, by the edge of Morden Park, up Bug-hill, across Wil-
lingham Common to Worms Heath, through Farley Park, apd
across the hill to Hay's Common, by Mr. Nennon's covers.
across the Bromley road, by Southbarrow, leaving Chiselhurst
to the left, through the deep to Nottingham, and near to Shoo-
ter's Hill, when he turned and came by Lee, where the hounds
caught view, and he was taken at Lewisham, after the extraor-
dinary run bf three hours and forty minutes. One Gentleman's
horse was killed, and several abets very Much tired.
Lava assist= axo RINFILEWSUIRI COUTISINO CLua—The Cup
for Logs under 22 months old was run for on Pr:day and Satur-
day last, at Eaglesham, on the estate of the Earl of.Earaartox.
—State of the Running on Friday.—Fast Class—Mr. Crutn'i
d. liambletonian beat Mr. Pollock's d. Tickler ; Mr. P. Gra-
ham's b. Venus beat Capt. Ciawford's b. Swallow; Mr. Mur-
doch's d. Dandy beat Mr. 'Cross's h. Lassie ; Mr. N. Calmie's
b. Susan beat Mr. Gray's d. Lara ; Capt. Crawford's d. Dando
beat Mr. Wotherspoon's tr. Charlotte • Mr. Murdoch's d. King
Corny beat Mr. Crum's d. Napoleon.—:Second Class—Mr. blur-
doch's d. Dandy beat Mr. Crum's' d. Hambletonian ; Captain
Crawford's d. Dando beat Mr. P. Graham's b. Venus • Mr. N.
Cairnie's b. Susan beat Mr. hlurdoch's d. King Corny—Satur-
day (Third class)—Mr. Murdech's d. Dandy beat Mr. N. Cair-
nie's b. Susan; Capt. Crawford's d. Dando, a bye.—Fburth
. Class—Mr. Murdoch's d. Dandy beat Captain Crawford's d.
Dando, and won the Cap.—After which there was a match run
between seven dogs of the Ardrossan Club and seven of the
Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire, which was won by the latter.

Cusioes SPORTIM bfrxcH.—Mr. Lambert's novel match, so
drive and go on foot a hundred miles in twelve hours, excited
much curiosity on Thursday. It was over a:piece of ground of 25
miles, on the Northampton Road, from Friar's Gate. The ad-
venturer started on *Jut, and did seven miles in the firs; hour,
when he took the reins in a light gig, and drove a blood mare
28 miles in the next two hours, when he left her to bait, and
proceeded on foot six miles in the next hour. The mare met him
then u appointed, and he drove her twenty miles in an hour
and a half. when she refused her bait, and the next three milts
was done on foot in half an hour. Half the distance was thus
performed in half the time, and fourteen miles to spare. Mr. L.
proceeded on foot eleven miles In two hours, and he then took
the reins again, and drove 16 mike in two hours, and his mare
knocked up: Mr. Lambert did five miles in the next hoar, and
was beat also, but the mare walked the other four miles in 54
minutes, and had done sixty-four miles, and the man the remain-
der. The start took place at four o'clock in the morning, and
the match was for one handredguineas.

Beam Amp Ptherriusinns.—Randeil end Martin—These
first-rate heroes of the fist of light weight, and who are to
fight do the 4th of May, Randal 1501. against Martin's 1004.1
and upon which event se much money is depending, were
matched upon a pilot yesterday at Hampstead, to try which had
the best legs, preparatory to using their fists, in a race of too
yard, for 20 guineas a side. Martin is well known for his pedes-
trian exploits, and won this match in good style, by ten yards.
It was the first time Randall was found in defeat!
Fatts, Bosnia:—An Inquidtion was taken last night at the
French Horn, Crutched friars, before Tnintss Sniztha, Req.
Coroner, on the body of Mr. Richard Haynes, there lying dead.
The Jury took a view of the body : there appeared some slight
marks of violence about the face.
Mr. H. W. Wikop, merchant, sworn.-4 reside at Ne.
Crutchedfriars : I vratpassing about two o'clock on last Wed-
nesday afternoon down Crotched-friars, and saw the deceased
and another Gentleman, neither of whom I knew, standing in
attitudes of hoetility. The person whowas in opposition to the
deceased, said, as I and a friend of mind passed, " WW any Gen-
tleman hold my umbrella and great coat?" My friend took
them from him and held them. and the opponent of the de-
ceased told me that the deceased had frequently insulted him in
the street :be and the deceased began to fight. Ido not know
who struck the first blow, the blows were gives an both sides
simultaneously, thiy fought about two minmes, until they got
round the India warehouses, and then the deceased said he had
enough. They stopped fighting, and the deceased said, ".You
do not know so much of that man as I do." I this went.away.
I remember during the contest the stirvivor had a fall in the
yard of the India warehouse. I thought the deceased was in-
toxicated at the time. The blows they struck were not severe,
though they both bled.
Mrs. Haseldon sworn.--On Wednesday afternoon the de-
ceased came to my master's door and knocked; I let him In, and
he said he was very ill, and requested a wages.. might be seat
for: my master (Mr. Lotwen, of No. 114,0ri-dfrimi) sent
for a surgeon, who came and bled Mat
Mr. Harly, landlord of the French Horn, swons...-111/ person
who fought with the deceased came into mihouse on Wadoeulay
aftcrncoo with his face bloody; he washed himself, sod took
some refreshment; I asked the person if the fight did sot ori-
ginate from an old pique, he replied that It did ; the deceived had
frequently insulted him, and some time ago stopped his passage
in Paternoster-row, and insulted him.

Mr. Hill, surgeon, sworn.—l attended the deceased at Mr.
Lowten's, in Cnitchedfdars, on Wednesday Amuses ; be wan
discharging from his mouth a consldatableimandty of end
phlegm ;he died shortly afterwards of slibentleh, an by the
rupture of a vessel or vessels in the lungs; great re. pm.
don, or a blow in the stomach, maid predate k. deasaid
sald, previous to his death, that he had hem settee With s bkiii
villain.—TheJury returned the fdliewthg Meet S.-46 nit ailik
of the deceased was caused by sodden esirden in a seadlle,Snd
extreme agitation, which produced suifocatiso."—The deemed
was connected with the house of and Sawyer, machos&
His opponent was a Gentleman Pearce.
Taut. or STIRNOTH !—Taasday tnitteiss, William Giles, art
DO, tor a trifling wagcr, undertook to carry a sack of four, of
NAM. weight, the distance
of a mile widens This Id
actually accon.plished, taking wp his load at Rabin Mill, in the
neighbourhood of Godalmin, and sarrylog it op a steep hill !
Bow,stesm—irstsferday
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AVERAGE PRICES of CORN in England awl Wales, Rams
mai
the Returns received in the week ending Feb 20..151*.
What I, Rye. I Earley. Oats. I Deana. Pease.
s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. b. d. e. 4.
FO 3 58 8 63 5 , 34 9 69 7 70 2

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Foreign Goblin Bars £4 1 6
New Doubloons
New Dollars 0 5 6

COURSE OF
Amsterdam ll 6 C.F.
Ditto at sight 11 3
Roaerdam... ll 7 2U.
Antwerp, ex-mo. 11 6.
liamburgh 34 0 2}U.
Altona :4 1 240.
Paris, 3 day's date 23 70 U.
Ditto 24 0 20.
B.urdeauz do. 24 0
Frankfort

Maine 'l4ot ez-ms. '
Madrid, effestive 391
Cadi eqect. 391
Barcez lona 3B
Bilboa, effective Set ,

EXCHANGE.
Seville Ell
Gibraltar 34
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice Ital. Liv. 24 go

Malta
Naples
Palermo 1234 pee..
Lisboa Ss

Oporto 5Bl
Rio Janeiro
Dublin lOl
Cork lOl
Arlo of the Bonk on Hol-
land 2.

MARRIED.

At Aldenton, liaddingunashire, on the 2d instant, Caßtalu
Henry G. Jackson, of the Royal Artillery, to Catherine, eldest
daughter of the ilts Wakes Cecil, Esq. of Morton Jeffries,
Herefordshire.
Feb. 23, Alexander Brodie, Esq. merchant, Leith, to Louisa,
third daughter of the late Captain William Mercer, of the Hon.
East India Company's service. •
Same day, Captain Robert Mackie, to /Mahal, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. William Campbell, Leith.
At Calcutta, on the 24th of August last, Mr. J. Campbell, of
'the Bengal Civil Service, so Margaret Firirs; daughter of the late
Mr. Douglas, West Indies.

DIED.
Feb. IS. at Yarmouth, upon his return home from London,
John Dunlop, Esq. merchant in Port Glasgow, aged 62 years.
Feb. 44, at Edinburgh, in the 84th year of her age, Mrs.
Mary Rowland, widow of Francis Rowland. Esq.,late a Captain
in the asth Regiment of Foot.
Sunday, at Chichester, Vice-Admiral Sir George Murray.
late Captain of the &et under Lord Nelson.
At Naples, on the antis January last, where he had gone foe
the bete& of his health, John Mutter, Esq. of Richmond,
Virginia.
Feb. 11, in Brconvick-plase, Kent-road, Anne, youngest
daughter of the late Rev. Andrew Portal, M.A. many years vices
of St. Helen's, Abingdon, Berks.
Feb. 29, in Nottinghamshire, on his way to his residence at
Cullum, near Abingdon, Berks, aged 31. Mr. G. Benson, far.
her whose marriage to Miss Smith, of Melton, only took place
en & preceding Tuesday.
Feb. 92, at Loton Pork, Shropshire, in his 67th year, Sir Ro-1
bert Leighton, Bart.
Feb. 14, at his house in Callender, George Menzies, Esq. of
Rlnroy. late Chamberlain to the Duke of Montrose.
Fels, 10. in her 101st year,' Mrs. Sarah Rose, of the Wood-
lands,
phew of Mope, Derbyshire, Mkt of the late Ms. Dan. Rose, of
*at •
The Slut ult. at Arbroath, Mr. Themes Dick, surgeon, Dun.
des. For several years past he had been occasionally Effected
with a palpitation at the Mart ; and on Sunday se'nnight, while
presoribing to a petit, he was seized with a syncope, emitted
some blood, sad expired in a few minutes.

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cured, by this excellent Medicine, which it unrivalled for ro..
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tor use cute of
Buvraraisse.-6YuderdaY, about ass o'clock, the Governor of originating in in
the Penitentiary on Alillbank entered the Oace in a state of ant abhost imp
great agitation, and etanmunicated to Mr. Emma that a state thin has ever be
of insubordination and ilanning mutiny bad manifested itself exit rweetreln
among the prisoners under his charge. The ,Magistrate instantly ous and impure
dispatched a party of the patrole well salted to the prison. A ' ealivaning an 44
communicaiion was made to I)itr. Mann in the evoning, an- Price Hs. pet
noancing that the refractory prisoners were subdued, by their which oae small
being strongly secured in irons, which had beets obtained front Liverpopi," are
Newgate and other prisons. • which none are
On Thursday evening, Adkins snd Vickery.** siriceri, ap- Also, . price l
preliended Thanes Mitcl/411, who attempted a few sv ' since Work (wttli whi
to murder Miss Elizabeth Rowler, at BarnhAin, In a View of Giles
kumshire, by knocking her down with a big 'ln her fates w,Advice to lx
house, and cutting her neck in several places. ,The Finnan golhiMf)N,N
stur c
nounw,
was identified by $ Gentleman who happened to sae his Nervonsal4lls)
in a public-house ; and after undergoing a #scirt examination as those asesse
before Mr. Bata; be was equuuldei io/itarnhant, where the adikriod; imolai
witnesses resided, and was sonvriedcOlf* Adlns• Dr: ehlalm
Cheeks Cliamhseitia NAIR/Anil*, ' for fur- , *sow of a one
)1
tiler examination, on a sharp otieealbe : the Ithvi. Letter, Ik. /14,
'Mantes, the property of the Zing sad the' - . pay. don* recap: