Star.
London, England, 1826-10-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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HUNTING.

His Majesty's stag bounds meet on Friday, at King's Beech Hill
Sir John Cope's bounds to-morrow, at De la Here, on Thursday
at Yattenden, and on Saturday at Brick Bridge.'
The ,Berkeley hounds on Wednesday, at Dockland, and on
Saturday, at Uffington Wood.
The Vale hounds to-morrow at Creech 11111, and .Friday at
Plu titbit y Wood.

Tarporley Hunt, Wednesday at Os Hayes Farm, Friday at
Duddon Heath, and Seim day at Barr Bridge.
Mr. Price's liarriers to-morrow at Skybion, Thursday at the
kennel, and Saturday at Segroit Ucha.
The Holywcll Harriers to-morrow at Flint.
The Plas Teg harriers to-morrow at home, and Friday at Buckley
Windmill.

NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. •
NIEWMA ACM', SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
The last of the Racing Meetings of 1826 commences to.mor.
row, promising to give a brilliant finale to the season. To enjoy
the amusement expected to be produced by the week's running,
many noble and respectable families, who were present during the
Second October Meeting, have spent the vacant week in the neigh-
bourhood, pursuing the diversions of hunting and shooting, They
are beginning ton drop in," from which, and the number of lodg-
ings already taken, a full and fashionable attendance may be cal-
culated ou.

The sport for to-morrow will consist of ten races, cetnprising
four valuable Sweepstakes, and six interesting Matches.
A great number of horses were out at exercise this morning,
looking extremely well. Such of the betting Gentlemen as have
arrived, were on the Heath, and some business was done on the
week's races, as well as on the Derby and Oaks, but without
occasioning soy alteration in the odds, as quoted from Tattersall's
on Thursday last. •
The hacks and servants of the regular visitors have arrived, and
the following Noblemen and Gentlemen are expected in the course
of this evening or to-morrow morning—Duke of Grafton, Duke of
Richmond, Duke of Portland, Marquis of Exeter, Earls Jersey,
Verulam, Orford, Lords Lowther, Anson. Dunwich, Fitzroy,
Cavendish, Wharncliffe, Gen. Grosvenor, Sir John Shelley, Cul.
Udny, Wilson, &c. &c.

WORCESTER OCTOBER MEETING—THURSDAY.
A Sweepstakes of 5 son. each, with 20 added, for all ages.—Heats,
a mile and quarter.
Mr. Tench's b. g. by Ambo, 5 yrs
Mr. Day's Young Zulleka, 3 yrs
Mr. Bodenham's b. f. Sprite, 5 yrs
Mr. Cook's Maid of Mansfield. 4 yrs .
Mr. Smith's b. f. by Cannon Ball, 3 yrs .
Mr. Twamky's ch. f. Tlnteretta, 3 yrs .
Mr. Pickernell's Baroness, 4 yrs
Even on Ambo agst the field.
A Sweepstakes of 5 sous. each, with a Cup added.
Mr. Price's br. g. by Overseer, 5 yrs I I
Mr. Thorne's Sidbury Lass, 4 yrs . 2 9
Seven others started, but were not placed.—Two c p.m! heats.
Sweepstakes of 5 toys. each, and 20 added.
Six horses were entered, but there was not any race.
TROTTING MATCH.

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Mr. Bouverle's trotting match took place on Saturday near
Epping Forest, ever a three mile piece of ground. It was for 100
soy& to carry Bst. and trot 15 miles within the hour.—The mare
broke into a gallop in the fifth and twelfth miles, but she won the
match cleverly, eight seconds to spare.

Lord Mzont,t.st was installed Chancellor of the Uni-
versity of St. Andrew's on the 20th instant.
It is currently stated and believed, that those vene-
rable and respected Judges, Lord ROBERTSON and Lord HRRMA
have resigned their gowns. Lord HIRSEAND was raised to the
Bench in 1799, and Lord Romano» in 1805. The Dean of Fa.
cuky (Mr. Ciwitroux) and Mr. LVIT4I4 Professor of Civil Law in
our University, are confidently mentioned as their successors. it
keen canvass has been going on for Mr. lavisa's professorship. The
candidates are Mr. DOOGIAIS Cur.oes and Mr. ROBERT But, ad.
vocates.—Editaburg4 Courant.

Accounts Irons Carthagena state the loss of property
by the recent earthquake at half a million of dollars, and it was sup-
posed the shock had extended along the northern range of the Andes.
After the farce of Alfred Redevivus, Mr. Hiner gal,e
a more conststutionel entertainment in the shape of a good dinner,
which was received with great eclat. The whole affair was carried
eff with an especial eye to the shop !
A warm contest is likely to take place for the Al-
derman's gown belonging to Vintry Ward, which has become
vacant by the lamented death of Alderman Mannar. Mr. Sheriff
WINCIIMITig was the first in the field on the morning of the worthy
Alderman's death. Mr. Deputy WHITBY was soon after proposed
as a candidate by his friends. Mr. Littman, the landlord of the
London Tavern, was not long behind him ; since then Mr. Wit.
Lusts, of Smithfield, the Rat-Sheriff, has, it is rumoured, resolved to
try his fortune here. A fifth Gentleman is also spoken of.
Thursday, a numerous meeting of what are called
IS Operatives," was held at Manchester, and various
Resolutions were passed on the subjects of Reform,
Taxation, and the Corn Laws.

Saturday, in the Special Court, Newington, Mr. Ru-
ssell, a hop•factor in the Borough, got an assessment of
8101. with costs, against the Commissioners for Building
New Churches, they having taken away (as they wete
empowered to do by an Act of Parliament passed dur-
ing the present reign) two acres of land on the plain-
tirs estate without his consent, and etected a new
Church on it.