Star.
London, England, 1828-12-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENC!

HUNTING.
His Majesty's Stag Hounds me-t on Friday, at _
Sir John Cope's Iltoinds on Wednesday, at the lied
don ; and Fridsy, at Miami), Green.
The Craven Hounds on Wednesday, at Stipe ;
ridge ; and Saturday, as. Anvil Farm.
The KM of Derby's Stag Hounds tomorrow, at
Friday. at I lanisey Green.
H. Julliffe. F.sq 's Fox Howls on Wednesday,
and Saturday, at Matt Green.
The Surrey Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Godsttine ,
day, at Lockshottoni.
Mr. bleeper's Harriers on Wednesday, at Addington
day, at Crownash Hill.
The Sanderstead Harriers on Thursday, at the "
The Brighton Harriers meet on Wednesday,
Course • wit' Triday, near the Dyke.
The Teets Brookside Harriers on Wednesdal
Iford ; and Friday, at Tellescomhe Tye.
Rest Sussex Fox Hounds ott Thursday, ,
'and Saturday. at Woodman.cote.
The Hambledon Hounds on Wednesday at Kidnock
Common ; and Friday, at Weso.nd Telegraph.
The Worcestershire Hounds on Thursday, at Goosebill.
The Somerset Hounds on,Wedvie-day, at Coombe
Mr. Meynell's Hounds on Thursday, at Calke
Saturday, at Stone's Gorse.
The Somersetshire Hounds on Wednesday. at
*cvessage Village; and Saturday, at Shawbury
bir..Mure's Hounds to morrow, at Drinkstua
ROYAL STAG *HUNT.
Monday the King's Hounds bad a run of an boar
pace—" in thunder, lightning. and in taro," with
wind and hail, which descended coplos-ly. !
violent period of the storm, the scent lay breast ,
trentely unusual; the country was very deep and 1/4
horses; bd. fortunately the deer ran very short,
those who were " awakeoto keep a tolerable place.
near Langley Broom.

A respite, during ilk MAJESTY.° plea,
Saturday evening, at Newgate, for Prier FOl4,
guy at the September Sessions.

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• CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-1.4 NE, Dec. 15.
There was alively demand for Foreign Wheat on F,
owing to the small arrival of Wheat of our own growth,
for the former this morning was brisk, and higher prices
tabled, viz. ss. per quarter on the pikes nt this day Sc',
Malting Barley sold rather better this morning, at irons 331.
per quarter. Beans and Peas of both descriptions were read)
hut nor dearer than °mint Monday. Oats ako went off treely,
without any advance. In other articles there is no alteration.
Wheat, Kent & Easex. 80s 92s Peas, Grey 59. 41s
Suffolk. tiOs 914 beans, Small 40s 431
Norfolk, 70s Lis Tick 40s 42$
Rye 38s 40s Oats, kotatoe 306 33s
Barley 7.3 s 431 Poland 28. Ste
Malt 654 701 I Feed 244 28.
Peas, White 40s 42s ' Flour, Fer sack. 704.7£5.
Boilers 46. 5114 ltApest:'d 26s 26s per last.
"IMPORTATIONS I.A ST
Wheat, English quarters 1,565 Irish Oats
Do. Foreign 23,648 Rye, English
Irish Ditto 3.20 Ditto. Foreign
Barley, British 3 950 Beans, English
Do. Foreign 2,579 Ditto Foreign
Irish yeas. English
Malt, English 3,437 Ditto, Foreign
'English. Oats 8,883 I English Flour. sacks
'Facies Ditto 7,670 American ditto, brio.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Die. t 5.
• CASTLE AT MARKET.
Beasts 4 813 I Sheep 20,440 I Pig, 140 I Calves 154
Beef . . 3s 10d to 5s Od I Veal . . 4s 81 to 5s sa
Mutton . 4s 4d 5s 011 Pork . . 4s 6d 5s 63
Hay per load, £2 54. to £4 Os. Closer .C 5 Wt. to ALS 0s—
Straw X 1 6s. to ft 12s.

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II EBDOM A DA RY.
Tuts Dav—Fast wish the Jews for the first approaches nutlet/
the King of Babylon to the siege of Jerusalem,mottioned in Juts.
xxxix. I ; Zschari,s calls it the Feast of the loth Month
To•ssonaow—(liner Cromwell declared Protector, 165.5.
Visinnrsnav—A Fast with the Catholics-0 Srpierria!-6
called from the first words of the Anthem sung by them on tbiobi
In IRO7 Bonaparte issued the Decree, prohibiting all intercout4
between the Continent and Great Britain.
THURSDA Y—A Fast with the Catholics-0 Adonia! Moon SO

10 evening.
"'moat/ —A Fast with the C..tht.lics-0 Radix ! Day decrtasts.ll
hours 5n minutes, being the martini: point of decrcasr. S.l4°
rises 38 minutes past U.
SATURDAY—A. Fast with the Catholics-0 Cl.,is ! Vigil of
Thomas. Sun rises 8 min. past 8 ; sets 51 minute% 3.

BIRTH.
On Sunday the 7th inst. at Dumfries, the Lady of Dr. J 4
Clarke, l'hyskian tub's Majesty's Forees.of ,

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MARRIED.
At St. Edward's Church, the 11ev. Charles Henry flarts!ome•
M.A. of St. John's College, Canibridge, to Frances Nlarrdc!"9,
youngest daughter of the late Rev, Thomas Kerrich, tinny?*
Librarian of Cambridge University.
At Rozwell Church, the Rev. J. N. Davidson, M.A. of EA
Harptree, Somerset, to Charlotte, second daughter of T. G. Via'
stun, Esq. of Skreens, Reset.
At Yarmouth, the Rev. Thomas Beckwith, of City rail
Sea, to Harriet, second daughter of the late 31r, S. Tiywo•
Ddham, Norfolk.
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DIED.
Rev. Charles Woolsey Johnson, M. A. Rector of Datcbo •
Hens, aged 84.
At the Elms, Solihull, the Rev. J. S. B. Yates, eldest senior
late Rev. ltichaid William Yates, of that place.
At Iruttenhani,:the Rev. J. Shrimpton lirooksbank, aged
At the ionise of Mrs. Blount, in Lower kk rkeley•streeta
man-square, list Rev. Charles Lefebvre, in his 79th year.
GH.4O ATER at LONDON BItIOGIi. TO )lORRO
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