Star.
London, England, 1817-12-23 00:00:00

SPOR rrn: lATELLIGLNCE.

STATT OF Tilt ODD'i--BETIING-ROOM, DEC. 92
bERISY.
91 to I agst Brother to Milton 14 to 1 art Ringtall.
(taken). 16 tut apt BrotL•er to Crecy.
10 to 1 Art Allegretto (t lien). 90 to 1 sgst :my other.
13w 1 egg Brother to ILK: I

OAkS.
7 to 1 asst Lao (taken). I IS to I agst any other.

HUNTING.
The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet oa Friday. at W ink-
field Plain, at ten, it hunting weather.
Lord Althorp's Hounds meet to-morrow at Dustoft Stone Pits;
Friday, at Radii), Wood, at half-past ten each day.
The Duke of Graftwi's Hounds meet to-.norrow, at Ash L.eye;
Friday, at Wappenliam Tuwn, at half-past ten each day.
The Oakley Housidimei t to-morrow at Bushmead ; Saturday,
at Bronshans, each day at half-past ten.
The Quortulon Hounds meet to morrow, at Kettleby ;
Fri-
day, at Prestwold ; satbrday, at Grouby, at half-pst ten.
' Sir Bellingham Graham's Hounds meet to-morrow, at FR
longley l.odge ; Friday, at Martinshaw Woad; Saturday, at
Kirkby ; Monday, Dec. 29, at Black Slough, at ten.
The Hatfield Hounds meet to-morrow, at Kennel, at eleven ;
Saturday, at Bricket Wood, at liaif-past ten.
The East Essex Fox Hound.' meet on Friday, at Crouch Green,
Castle Hedingitam.
1. Maberly, Fox Hounds meet to-morrow. at Riddles-
down ; Saturday, at Warlitighant Common.
H Mitre, E.q.'s Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, at Out Wood
Saturday, at Kennel.
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The Sandersteati Harriers meet Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays, at Kennel, two miles distant Irons Croydon
The Hampshire Hum meet to-morrow, at Four Lows, Beau-
Worth; Friday, at Ilugniore Hill; Saturday, at Preto° Oaithil s.
The Hausbledon Mounds meet to-morrow, at Suberton tiuwn;
Friday, at Volley Grange.
The Earl Of Wtiongton's Foe Hounds throw off u. morrow.
at ashy Woad., at eleven; Friday, at West Aucl,!and; Satur-
day, it Winston, at hail-past ten.
Ile Lambkin Fot Hounds meet to-tnorrow, at Cissop ; Fri-
days at Busnopside; Saturday, at Little tppletoo, at tea.
The Woreverrobire Fax floutolb mutt to-morrow, a• Wor-
cester Woad; Saturday, a• Severn Stoke; Monday, Dec. u 9, at
Dunclenes Farm. Hurcint.
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Sir H. Crewe; Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, at Lockinston.
Mr. Meynell'i Fox Mound. Inert on Friday, at I.oxk•y.
On Friday the Subscription Pack or Hairicrs thr.•w elf near
the Devil% Dyke, to a field .it ►purt.tnen th.• most numerous in
the season The Duke of Montroie, Sir 11. and Lady inonin
Geld, &c. after a capital run, witnessed the death of Wile hare,
and the field had been but little dinuni.bed iu Lumber at the
death of a second

A few days since the Union Fox Hounds ran Into a fox in
Palmitin Park, near Cobham, !'tirrey, when two persons on
foot attemp:rd to seize the brush, but were speedily obliged ro
relinqubh the hairy prize, for the hounds being disappointed of
their accustomed treat, immediately attacked the intruders, and
severely bit their legs, which tiecas'oned a precipitate resew,
leaving the brush to a better trained hunter.
Thursday Mr. Villebois'a Hounds Mond in Abbotoon Wood.
The lox rau through Upper and Lower Lanham, skirted Wool-
ridden to the College Woods, through Bentworth, %ridden S;itl.
licombe, and Crandall, and was killed in a hop c.1.)..em the
town of Farnham. The first part of the Chace was las., Ina
towards the end, owing to frequent storms, there were some
checks, whi,:is served to slim the perfectiou of the !mum's.
Tnesday the Beacon Hill Coursing Meeting to de place, and
ntreetthstanding the unfavourable a we of the wi.atiter, it was
very nemeroa,iy attended. there were thirteen Cmtrses ran, in
which Dr. Mej reek's dog Minstrel, the w.nner of the Wiley cup,
was beaten by Lord Rivers's Rocket, and bolt Mr. Goodlike's
dogs were also beaten by their several antagonists. air Albemarle
Bertie's dogs were also interior to those against which they ran.
There were probably as many good clogs exhlblted, and as much
sport libeled' in the different Courses, as were ever seen on that
ground. On the second day, four dogs only ri matted to con•
tend :or the cup—Mr. Charles Lung's black bitch Lytle, Mr.
etbh's blue dug Westley, Mr. Shippery:, yellow bitch t•pitfite,
"W. Lord Rivers's yellow bitch ito..ket. Ibe first Course be.
tweet' Rocket and Weetley, was a remarkable line one it was
given to Rocket, she having caught the hare, atter having been
rode over and trodden upon, and beaten down a second time.
The next w erwith Lynx and Spitfire; wun by the latter, which
hitch ewdbited prod's of strength and bottom, rarely, if ever
equalled the &IC Course was won by Spitfire, heating Lord
Rivers's Rocket, though she had received such serious injury.