Star.
London, England, 1821-02-23 00:00:00

SPORTING.

BIZTTING AT TAT=

9_to 1 agst Reginald
11 to 1 agst Gustavus
is to I apt Morel
12 to 1 apt Charm
11 to 2 apt My Lady
10 to 1 agst Guildford Nan
10 to 1 apt Springs
10 to 1 apt ibl.t (late Sadly)
2 to 1 apt Reginald

SALL'S YESrEaDit

12 to 1 agst Jock
18 to 1 agtt Cn a•
25 to 1 apt Sycortz
45 to 1 apt Petrouiza
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10 to 1 agst Octavio, f.
12 to 1 agst atke of Gtin„.
f. out of Mink 1
14 to 1 against Reouaid
WORTIL
I Two to one apt the new,
POkEY RACE.
Two ponies, or rather gallosVays, *ere Matched au toed'
day to gallop sixteen miles alaiust each other, uu tit ti
don and Cambridge road, fur lOU guineas. The ganuw:„-'l',
longed to Mr. flora, of Royston, and Mr. KIUTLLS. Lci"!
the first eight miles under twenty-eight minutes ; the rinA,
miles were completed in fifty seven, by 111 r. KLPPEiI,
was fifty yet& a-head. Mr. Keeret.'s did, within a shots dos
Lance, seventeen miles im the hour, and won easy.
A mare belonging to Captain Flier, was matched fur se,
to trot eight miles in half an hour, over the -Ame ttouvd,edirch
she did with ease, and had more :ban a minute to spare
HUNTING.
Mr. Jolliffe's Fox Hounds meet to-morrow at Hiut,,wr4
gate, nine miles from Croydon ; and the 'Surrey Harriers duo
off at Kinney, three miles from that place.
Monday morning the Kiso's Stag lis.ut.sis 'tatted a fooket
at Virginia Water, which proceeded in ha cs.stst with
swiftness, and sheeted great spurt for about ue hour and
after which he was taken near Windsor. Directly spi,
Royal Deer was taken, 1.9151 1313.1LICIAV, v.itb his houtsratuN
hounds, at full speed, in chace ':f a very nt.e dew, craw ,
which they turned at the Dolphin, nn the li.otigh toad, oil ji,.;
deer had displayed great sport from the tints of its helng ram
out of the cart, when it proci.edid I,y Hatchet, throuisb the,
closures by Frognato e, where it: I._ Aped thrusigh several
and crossed the Long Walk by the in alltry 13arracks up sem;
street, Windsor, taking to th.: left up th.: itt reit by the mak,:
place, and down 'fbanies-strstet, with s. vera. hunere.. fellows.;
Lord BULKYLEY sounding his hot ti, ants fallowing with tbepadi,
The deer ran through Wmdsor and Eton, and was dun taupe
to the bask of lisusi, the hounds nut having come up, asih.
is
were on the Windsor side of the Thames. At this ties%
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supposed the deer was followed by nearly I,COO spaniel;
Pout, Ste. who pressed him so closely that he was oblird nth
to the Thames, and gained the heights near Clesver, "bulk
remained for a considerable time; but being pressed by liag
suers, many of whom crossed the water in hots, ke assi:: tuk
the water, and landed on the Eton side of the River, Tim.
after a short run, he was unfortunately attacked by swot .4.
dogs. After having disengaged himself .from them, be yr,
ceeded to the Thames again, and swam down the rive tat I
considerable distance, attempting to land, but the crowds int
were collected on bothl shores, induced Lord Buttner- Wpm:
cure a boat and cross the River, and the crowd was calitui
ably increased by' the young Gentlemen of Eton collegial*,
out of school. The deer was at length taken, after:owe*.
lent sport, in which ore of his fore-legs was broken: he was lu.•
enndiately after put into ;_cart, and conveyed to-Cranford.
Monday se'nnight the Km's Stag-hounds turned out a fie
leer, on Maidenhead Folly.. 'The Huoismen, Yeumetityn*
mad a large group. of Sportsmen followed. The deer was t
rounarkably fine one,, and rave his pursuers an esc.lient rule
thine bouts. Fle.crcssed the country near 31aisieuheadnnish
through the enclosures towards Eton; melting iniki
lime through
tressed the river, and. proceeded up. Om*
'took to the left, and ran to the buttons of the hundred 0,4
the RING'S Castle, where he. attempted to ascetic' thji, Wei
turned back by some persons who happened to be withal. Ui
then ran through the (own of WindSor, where he was seised
a coo/keeper's large dog. ,

OLD BAlLEY.—Yesterday, R. Clipstone, aged 6},
was indicted for stealing a pocket-book, containing
Bank-notes to a considerable amount, from the per.
son of -- Wallace, Esq. • The evidence was,
that the prisoner, vial two or three others, was seen
following Mr. Wallace closely down Ilond.stree,
and one of them picked his pocket of hi, best,
which fell to the ground. The pri,oner immediately
picked it up, and put it in his 'newt, but being
seized, he handed it to Mr. %% :Mak e. bot‘ing with
great politeness, and assuring bin] lie scot, Vei happy
to restore it to him.—To a que,tion huiri a Juror,
the principal witness said, he did trot ee the prisons
talk to the other men. Verdict—Nit t nifty.
The BECORDER—" Why, Gentleincii,l i•ev et- heard
clearer evidence. If you had convicted him, he would
have gone to the place horn whence he body came,
I mean Botany Bay."—Prisoner—" Your Lordsi?
will never see me here again, I assure y.ou."
J. Stevens, a hackney-coachman, was indicted fre
stealing a box or apparel, the property of Charlotte
Brown. The prosecute ix stated, that the was 21er.
vant, and on the 12th instant was going to a situ?
tion, when she put her box into the prisonestoull,
desiring him to drive to her lodging in Castle-strut,
Oxford-market, where she had more things to patio
and thence to Tottenham-court.road. When heath,:
ed in Castle-street, she went into her lodging, ado
her return, in about five minutes, he had driven
with her box.' She applied to the Watering-roaa
on the stand, who, after some prevarication, go
such information as led to the prisoner's detection,-
She was quite certain he was the man. An d;4
was set up, but the prisoner was found Guilty.
Bow.erawr.—Yesterday Cephos Quested and Richard Yv
underwent a second examination at this Offise, before R. bat
Esq. charged with being concerned in the late dreadfilin
which took place between Hythe and Udd, ia Kent, Warm
numerous party of smugglers, and i small party of ilitgAl
cers, engaged in the Preventive Service, nyder Captain ,
loch, in which Lieutenant Mackenzie and six others VICIIIOII
No additional evidence was produced.
Mr. Jamas, the Solicitor to the Admiralty, attended, s!
prayed the Magistrate to commit the prisoners for goodwill%
when he hoped to be in possession of more evidence. • ,
Mr. Rumen, and another professional Gentleman, liOr
to the application.
The Magistrate observed, that seven of the Hines sib
had been titled, and he certainly should not part with *IR
soners till sufficient time had been allowed to procure evillik
one of them having been found with fire-arms, and the othstild
strong symptoms of his having been using them. The Priseel
were accordingly committed for a week.
Coax EXCHANGE, MAILK-LAWI, Faa. 13.—Theto has been
little Wheat fresh in since Monday, particularly of fine qtaloh
which description met rather free sale this morning, 01 fin;
good terms as on Monday ; the inferior samples were 61
sale. Fine Malting Barley was in brisk demand, and fed_
dear as on Monday; the ordinary qualities sold more Neill,
on Wednesday. The Oat trade was rather brhk fat foe I"'
Corn, and Beans and Peas fully support Wednesday's flilti„
SMITHFIELD MAILICItt, Faa. 23.—Beef, 4s. Od. to Si- '''"l4,4
stone of /lbs. ; Mutton, 4s. Od. to ss. Id. Veal, Is. Pd. to 61-I,_;
Pork, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. Lamb, Os. ed. to or—Cattle )11
Beasts, 530 ; Calves, 120; Sheep and Lambs, 3,900; 15. /2'p
Hay, '4/. 10s. to 41. Si. Clover, 41. Os. to SI. Os. Stralr. IL°
to 11. 14s.

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BIRTHS.
Feb. 12, at Mayne, the Lady of Colonel Hay, of Rato
of a son.
Feb. 20, In Crawford-street, the Lady of Alexardet WI/
nes, Esq. sd Regiment of Life Guards, of a tla_____l2.2.l____,.....iier• .

DIED.
of Fain
At Tunbridge Wells, on Tuesday evening the 20th
ary, the Right Honourable Theodosia, Lady Dowager 141
widow of John, the second Lord Monson, in the :tables'
her age.
Feb. 9, Major James Thomas Cowper, Royal Artilierfrig
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