Star.
London, England, 1826-03-06 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE CHACE.
His Majesty'. Starhounds meet aft Wednesday, at Babbitt; and
Friday. at her Heath.
The Earl of Derby's Stag hounds meet on Tandayo at the Mo-
dred Acres; and Thursday, at Addington Cress-roads.
H. JoUiffe, Reqes. Fox-►ounds meet on Tnesday.st Hand Oros;
Thutaday, at Worth; and Saturday, at Posey dross.
The Surrey Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at the Cretan, Ash-
hiU ; and Saturday, at Dedstone.
' The Harriers meet on Wednesday, at the Kenna ; and•Sattrday;
at ditto.
The Hambledon Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Basing Park ;
and Friday, at Brooklands.
PEDESTRIANISM.

Mr. Nicholson's mated to run twelve miles In an knew and
thirteen minutes, proved a trial of much strength and agility, on
Saturday last, on three miles on the Bromley road. The pedestrian
performed each mile within stz minutes, and won the mauls tie•
Terly, with a minute to spare.

• Hyde Park yesterday was a scene of grfiety. The
ommaders were numerous, and the ladies vied with each otliee
the neatnew and elegance of their attire.

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CORN RXCHANGR, MARK-LANE, Maactv 6.
This meriting there is plenty of all descriptions of Cern at market;
chicly the remains of the over supply of last week. The millers
appear to have very little distosition to purchase Wheat ; and, va=
cept far the finest samples, this article may again !)e quoted lower.
There is so heavy a trade for Barley that sake cannot be made
without submitting to a further reduction of Is. to-its. per quarter.
Bean* are nut so plentiful of late, but yet they rivet very dull sae
at last quotations. Peas of beth kinds sell heavily at the terms of
last Monday. The Oat trade conthistes,exivedingly 'duff, and may
again be quoted is. to Is. per quarter lower the supply Car too
large for the present demand. There is much uncertainty about
the top price of Flour ' • the trade, however. is exeessively dol.
Wheat, Red, new, 5t1... 601. Rye, old, 38,.. 40s.
.--- old, 00s. 00s. • Beaus, Small, new, 40. 461.
White, new, 58s. 665. - old, 00s. 00s.
old 005. Ns. Tick, new, 345. 40..
Barley, *Cis. 324 old, Ms. 005.
Making, 38s. 38s. • Oats, Feed, new, 20s. 225.
Peas, Greg, 1896, 40s. 41s. sm.-. old, 00s. 00%.
OM; 00s. 00s. Po and, new, 255. 265.
Maple, 1825, 425. 455. old, 00s. Ono.
old, 00000 s. • . Potatoe, new, 235. 90.. •
White; new, 400.46 e. old, 005. 001.
• -- old, 008.11101. ----- Scotch, 30s. 315.
Boners, 1825, 4115..50e. Flour, per Sack, 50s. 80s.
old, 00s. 00s. Seconds sos. 551.
•aamate LAST wear.
Wheat; 'British, qrs. 9,625 I Peas, qrs.
Barley 9,603 Irish Oats
Malt 15.2/7 I Foreign Oats "
Oats 38,226 Foreign Barley

1,143
1 Y,060
2,236
4,027

Beatai 2,944 English Flour, sacks 17,3112
SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 6,
Our market is rather better than en Friday fnr fine Olen, throe
commanding 41, ad. per stone; second quality, ,steers, are
steady at 4a. 2d. to 4s. 6d. per stone, but coarser meat has little
demand. 'The Mutton trade is likewise a shade better for tloWns,
being 4s. 64. to 4s. hod. per stone; second rate and Melee Mutton
is full as good as on last market day. •The Veal trade is rather flat,
and hardly supports Friday's price, ;"hut the Pork trade is rather
' firm.— Beasts, 2599; Sheep, 17110; Pig's, Iv ; Calves, 121.
Beef, Es. Lod. to as. fid. per. stone inalMhstsool,
per
load,
ads:-463d.otaot4osx.
410.1.56:
Veal, 6s. to 6s. Pork, 4i. to
Clover, ,d 3 ss. ; Straw, .C 1 .12a. th el Ifs. ' •

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