Star.
London, England, 1829-11-23 00:00:00

HUNTING.

His Majesty's Bug Hamada meet on Friday, at the Crooked
Billet, Ivey Heath:
Mr. Osbaklestooe's Hounds to-morrow, at Pytehky ; Thursday,
at Pitsford; and Friday, at Sulby Abbey.
The Duke of Graftoo'sHounds on Wednesday, at Tiirld Tun•

pike • and Friday, at Nash Common.
The Oakley Hunt.— Mr. Berkeley's Hounds to-morrow, at
Harrold Turspike ; Thursday. at Brasultain ; and Saturday, at
Felasenkant Turnpike.
Mr. Drakes Hounds to-asorrow, at Llip Town End ; Thursday,
at Middleton Toil Bar; and Saturday. at Trafford Bridge.
The Queen Hounds to-tumour. at Kettleby ;.Thursday, at
Mowdet ; and Friday, at Widmerpool
Lord Ansoo's Hounds on Wednesday, at Burbage; Friday, at
Lindley ; and Saturday, at Kirkby.
Mr. Meynell's Hounds on Thursday, at Bradley ; and Saturday,
at Leaky Park.

We believe it is not generally known that the late Rev.
Dr. Thos. Young, the physician and astronomer, upon
one occasion personated the character of Harlequin at a
grand masque: ;Ie given at the Pantheon. This exceeft,
ingly learned and accomplished pe;s:n began life in
Norwich, as a Qualer. He was a profound murician,
an excellent dancer, billiard player, and private actor.--
in short, a sort cf" admirable Crichton."

CORN—EXCHANGE, MARK—LANE. N0v.23.
We were very sparingly supplied with Wheat for this morning's
market ; that of fine quality was in request, and hay supported
the prices of this day .e'nnight ' • there were some inquiries alter the
middling sons. but few sales were tffect.d. The Barley trade
was exceedingly heavy, owing to the magnitude of the arrival; Ise
Matting samples obtained 335. per quarter; in the Grinding
qualities no progress was made, although offered at a reduction of
full 3s. per quarter. Beans and Peas of both descriptions fully
supported their prices. Oats being in .bon supply. obtained the
prices of last Monday. In other articles there is no alteration.
Wheat, Kent & Estes. 601 711 Peas, Grey . 55s 37,
Suffolk. . 60. 700 Beans, Small . 375 58,
Norfolk . 401 44s Tick 52s 35.
Rye . . 324 36s i Oats, Potato, £54 29s
Barlry,Old.2os.3o.New,3ls 33s 'Poland . 245 £as
Malt s4s 6011 Feed . 114 245
Peas, White . 326 345, Flour, per sack, 555 tlos
Ballets . 36s 31101 Rapeseed 241. 271. per last.
INTORTATIOSS LAST WEI&
Wheat, Engllik, quarters 3,776 ; frith Oats
Do. Foreign . . 3,0571 Rye, English .
Irish Ditto . Do. Foreign

WO
25

Barley. British
Do. Foreign .
Irish

• MNIIMI•
. 9.915
LI 40

bean!, EAU&
Ditto, Foreign
Peas, gnglisit

6.331
760
. 1,366

Malt, English . . 4,803
English Oats . 4 298
Foreign Ditto . . 338
SMITHFIELD
CATTLE AI

Ditto Foreign . 10
Estelds Flour. sacks . 7,084
American ditto. brig. .
MARKET. Nov. U.
mAnrr.
Calves
Pigs
Veal —3l 44 to 41 44
Pork ......,...3s Ed 5s 04

lleasU.. 3,236
Sheep 19.090
Beef Si 44 to 4. Od
Mutton 4l 2d 44 94

Lamb

Hay per load, £2 10s. to £e4 10s. Myer £3 15•. to £5 104.
&raw tl 14s. to stil es.

COAL MARK ET—Tins DAT.

This,day's supply or Ilenderbod and Neweesde Oed was vary
moderate. tale fear ships basics arrived since May list ; of the
best absent Welland Coals dam* were only termslegs at mein.
The Cali &change was respectably attended by lambasts. sad
Coale were In good demand, on an advance of bet 'market day's
prices. _

Best WANDS Coals Els. Oil lifs. OIL
Other sorts
Ships arrived during the moat Is
Ships at Market ... ...... ... 111.