Star.
London, England, 1826-12-19 00:00:00

MOO to 25 apt Intruder, (taken)-2000 even Tatter apt Daunt-
less and Trumpeter, (taken)-200 to 25 agst Chieftain, (taken-4
to 1 Webb apt Maineluke (taken).
Oars.

11 to Y sgst Maria
12 to 1 apt Totteridge
12 to 1 agsa Brown Duchess
14 to 1 apt &wit.fkir •
16 to 1 apt Translation ,
20 to 1 apt Looney (taken)
25 to 1 apt Morel .
Doseurraz

25 to 1 apt Scornful
30 to 1 apt Hampden (Wien)
30 to 1 apt Ca!yin'. (taken)
30 to 1 agst Pantioa (taken)
35 to 1 agst Donna Clara (taken)
1001 to 20 apt He!epos (taken)
2001 to 15 apt Varennes (taken)
ST. Lanza. •
it ,to I apt Reekwer. • 30 to 1 apt Sancbo (taken)
,
20 to 1 agst Popsy 30 to 1 apt Nonplus
20 to 1 agst Granby • 30 to 1. agst Emma •
22 to 1 apt Matilda 45 to 1 apt c. Col. Sykes's by
28 to 1 apt Moonihine (taken) Tramp (taken)
Re to 1 apt "Heal' (taken) 45 to 1 apt Pedlar (taken)
GAME SHOOTING.

Captain Smith undertook on Friday, fora stake of 200 oars. to
kin one hundred head of game in two day's. He commenced ehat
first day's sport in Essex, and the second day's from Collier's ald,
Hens. The conditions were, he was to bag his game with one
brace of dogs, and the assistance of a spaniel, in seven hours each
day. On Friday he fell -hit° good sport, and killed 17 brace of
birds, 11 hares, two brace of grouse, and six brace of pheasants—.
making 61, from eight o'clock till half past three. On the amend
day he found some good pheasant shooting oti the line of woods
towards Buntingford, and be killed eleven brace in the first three
hours. The day's produce, in addition to the pheasants, wag 14
brace of partridges and six hares in itlx hours--makiug 54, winning
by seventeen head. The gun was backed throughout at five to four

• . FOX-HUNTING.
A fox having bien beard of in the neighbourhood, which is •
very rare occurrence, Mr. Steer and Thomas Moody, gamekeeper
to W. B. P. Johnson, went on Saturday last, with three cou.
ple of terriers, In search of him. After trying some covers and
plantations, he was found in North Moor, and ran some time in
the whins, when be went away past Hirst Priory, in a line to
Crowle • but being headed, he came back in his old course, nearly
to Temple Belwood. Trying Dixon's Wood, and several other
covers, he made back to North Moor, where he was first found,
and trying several rabbit boles withi;ut success, he was killed in
gallant style, after one hour and eleven minutes' run. Whit is
remarkable, none of the terriers were ever known to be 19(4 the
scent of a fox before that day.—Doiscaster

• . .

Rossini's Opera of the Turk ix Italy, has been done
into English, and is now in rehearsal at Drury•lane.
A great number of vessels whose cargoes consist
chiegy of Oats and Beans, arrived in the River yester-
day from foreign ports, the westerly winds which pre.
vailed of late having delayed them for a Considerable
time past. The total.quantity ea grain brought by the.=
is about 45,000 quarters.. • •
The River presents a scene more than usually ani-
mated: The Transports ,formerly in the Government
service are towed down by the steam-boats; the vessels
newly taken up are fitting out•with the greatest eapedi-
lion, nearly the whole for the horses of the cavalry...
Thei Custom House is again giving way. The centre
is nearly completed, and all the repairs made, but it is
now found out that the ends have sunk down' and on
the eastern extremity, particularly, these are large renti
in the, wall.

. NEWGATE AND LEADENLIALL MARKETS, Die. 18.
Beef... 3s 04 tO 4s tki Veal ......... 33 4d to 5s 04
Mottou lB4to 5s ad Peek

fiRICES or HAY &OD STRAW YESTERDAY.
IT. Jam ads . W mac mann- . .
11sy 311Ss 6d to 51 5. Od Illy' 31 os to 51 51 Sd
Clover 41 Os Od to 61 6s Od Clover 4l Os to 61 6. Od
Straw 11.711 Cd to 11 18a Od Straw 11 100 t• 11 Ids ad

. PRICE OF HOPS, PE CWT. Doc. sa.
NEW rocrns. NEW sAus.
Kent 80s to 120 s Kent ...... Oss to 100 s
Sussex
Essex ' 110 s to 105 s Essex 66s to fps
1 • jamb= floe 1470 to 174s—Socoods. loos to loos