Star.
London, England, 1829-11-07 00:00:00

:SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WORCESTER RACES—Concionws.
The Match for 5040 v. each, p. . Two mile heats.
Mr. Thorne's b. in. Maid of , aged 1
Mr. Onion's b. f. Oastleic, s yrs. 1 tell
The odds varied maueially aftec each best, sad it was dips*
that the young mare would hive woo If she had not ban in the
third beat. The steeds% was well attended, and the sport ex.

HUNTING.

The King's Stag Hound. oreetOraMOllday nest, at WAN; and
en Friday, at Hengrove Pits, Bedfontalane.
Lord Kbtore's hounds' Monday, at Falrford; Wednesday, at
Barrow Elm; Friday, atCozarell Wood.
Mr. Drake's hounds, Tuesday. at Fenny Compton ; Thursday,
at Barley Mow; Saturday, at Ham GUM.
The Craven Hounds, on Monday, at Barton Court; Vedanta
day, at Great Sedwin; and Friday, at Woolley Park.
The karl of Derby's Stag Hounds are expected up from Lan.
cashire in a fortnight.
H. Jaffe, Esq.'s Fox Hounds, on Monday, Wednesday, and
Saturday, at Crawley.
The Surrey Fox Hounds, on Monday, at Worms Heath ;
' Thursday, st Godstone • and Saturday, at Leaves Green.
'VW Sanderstead Harrier,, on Monday, Wednesday, and Sa-
turday, at Kennel.
EXTRAORDINARY FOX CHASE. _

The Unfold 'harriers unkenoelled a dos fox on Monday men•
Mg near blusultain, in the parish of ItehinbSekl, at half-past eight
o'clock. and ran him hard until Si minutes pa* three, making
mem hours and its minutes ; at which time the dogs ran into him
and killed at South End, near the Crabtree, in the parish of Lower
Deeding. During the chase they passed Waugh the parishes of
Itchingeeld, Horsham, Shipley. West Grinsteed. Nahum. Seed-
ing. &c. The sportsmen followed on foot, with the exception of
Mr. M. Sandford, whose hone was completely knocked up at
Nuthurst, and thee left. Mr. Standford then followed on foot
and was In at the death. It is computed that the foe covered sp•
wards of daty miles of ground. The men end doss Were quite
exhausted.—Brighten Guardia.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF ICING'S BENCH, N. 6.
This being the first day of Term, the Judges, Masters in Chan.
eery, and other dignitaries of the law according to custom, took
breakfast with the Loan CnAssarzon, in Lincoln's Inn Hall, at it
o'clock, and afterwards proceeded to Westminster Hall in proem
aim The Judges of this Court entered at ball-past ens, when
Lord Taman= called upon Messrs. Pemberton, Law, and
Knight, to come within the bar, as his Majesty had bests pleased to
ispnt them to be King's Counsel.
They accordingly took their seats within the bar.

EMI IP. w. SWAM.
applied for a VIA isemsnte to can upon the de-
fendant to show by what authority be held the Ace of Mayer of
Shaftesbury, in Dorsetshire. The Learned Counsel said the char-
ter prohibited a person being re-elected to the olio for three years
after the termination of his mayoralty. In this ease the defendant's
mayoralty had terminated in Sept. 1526, and be Menem re-elected
previous (by a few days) to the termination of the three Teary.—
Ade granted.
Mr. Thum: now entered the Court, and was also called within
the bar as one of his Majesty's Counsel.

MOMS 131CLOGVIIIII ACT.
Mr. &Amman moved for a writ of Mesdemsis, conssandlng the
Comasissiosas under the Menem Enclosure Act to deliver •p aU pa-
pers and books in their hands relating to, the saclosed lands of Mel-
ton, for the inspection of those wbo have a right el coassion. The
Act to enclose the above common pasmd 11117, and the so'
closures, so far es the parties who have a right of cantatas are eon.
earned, remain la the sane state. The Costasimiesen bad, how
ever, sold lands to the amount of .80,000, and the freehokletv
wished to have their papers to to. what had become of the mosey
so resolved... The Court granted a Me NAL

MAPCO= IP. 'iamb&
Conntentren moved for a isle so {how came why the nom
salt is this scum which was 'Ord at Chester, should sot be set
aside and a new ulal had. The maims was mad* on the ground
of a miedireedois on the pan of the Learned Judge. It was an
acdw es a hood for 4200, bees& ageism the neentria of a bus.
bend. The defendant pleaded plow entnietiefrosit. It appeared
that peke of the lestater's property amounted to 4411,4100, and the
defendant proved that she bad espeaded all the assets upon a suit
ChannerY min Pendia& the Amoral of the testator, which cost
7!L and ether costs and charges.
The Learned Judge thought there was as answer to the plain.
dr. case, aad directed a assault.
Mr. Cornmeal' now contended that the gqsesdoa should have
been left to the Jury, namely, whether the Delesdast had made a
proper application of the amts. The testator having died in.
solvent, 479 was too mesh to emend apes his fuserth It was be
fact a misapplication of mosey belesilog to the creditor, of whom
the Plaintlif was one.
Lord Ten samen—Tehe a rule to thew came.
PREROGATIVE CO U RT— ream
(Before Sr hum Nemems.)

&IT IA OAT &XII SWILL'

An application was made by the Counsel, Dr. Pautuctes, fee
Mr. George Neville, praying to be dismissed frees the came, be
having complied with certain modem issued b 1 the Court.
Dr. ADDAX'S. on balite/ the Promoter, objected to this, unless
;Ton previous payment of all costs incurred by the refusal of Mr.
wile to deliver up a paper in his peesession.
The Juan reviewed the aut.—Frances Jennings, Douse..
to Mr. George Nevilie.of Thorne, Hull, Nottiegbam, died
In w , 1022, leaving a will in the care of Mr. Neville, in
which Mrs. Day, the next of bin. was noticed with a be quest of
5001. end the remainder left to Mr. Neville, amounting to about
one thousand Ave hundred pounds. To this lutes wit Mr. Chris-
topher Neville was appointed executor, sod Mr. George Neville
legatee, upon condition of complying Witt; di bequests contained
in ongisepsr, that should be found after her decease. In her trunk
was dist:arered a will. dated len. which war ghee to Mr. Neville,
sod when applied to by the Coen to produce it, alleged that it had
hem abstracted host his bureau dining his absence. This ass
being satisfactory, the Court issued a second monition, and Mr.
NevUle then asserted, that be IPA discovered it in his writing-
desk, when he had no recollecdoe of having placed it. This paver,
when examined, was peeved to have beta a will dated IN 1520, in
which Mrs. Day ' the pretest promoter, was left sole legatee.
Having produced this paper, the Defendant now required to be
dismissed from the cause; but the Court was of opinion, that the
proceedings had been delayed by the nonproduetien of the paper
saw propounded, which Mr. George Neville had no business to
=his possession, and could not therefore dismiss Mr. Neville
Ent paying the costs of the several messidette isseed.
PALACE COURT.
MAL restrusurr.....cemma v. sminsons.
This auks was remarkable for the cosfusies and perplexity
with which it abounded. It was brought for the value of sea
cambric handkerchief'. sold to a perms named Bantherger. There
were three passes of that sense living is the same bane, Eason,
to whom the plaintiffs staged they bad sold the goods. Joseph
Meson, his eider sea, to whom the defendant said ther were sold,
and Samuel, the yeeogest eau, who was a miner. The processes
were all in the atone of Samuel, who.appeated to the actioe, and
pleaded the gourd issue, sod under that plea attempted to set up
his minority; bet the Judge decided that it was a mere stillest* in
the same. and that it might to have bean pleaded in abatement,
and therellue the father rust be considered as be the real defend-
ant. The osisadmies Counsel then wished to call the father as a
witness, to prom that the goods were sold to the elder me, bet
this was refused and the ledge cheesed the jury to Ind for the
plaindff„ it tkey believed that the geode ware sold to Eason Earn.
burger. Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, £4 56

It is • singular fast, that the number of marriages in
France. new that the population le 51,000,000 b.nly 221,615 for
the year ; and that in the time of Necker, when the population
twee only 25,000,000, the umber of inanities for the year was
215.774. The mutual number of births le. Neekiese time was
MOOS; the Number sew is 965.634. The continued increase of
the pepeladoe meet therefore be attributed to the 'greet improve.
menu la mediate, and the consequest diminution of the number
of deaths.

FATAL ACCIDILVT.--Yestorday evening, an Inquest
woe hoiden as the Cock and Lion mobile-beast, Lower Ent Sada•
told, before Mr. Unwin, no the body et Wm. Geddes, late a car-
penter on beard the Royal Sovereign, who was killed on Thursday
evening last, by the falling of a portico of the ship's tackle. James
Sharp stated that he was a seaman on beard the Royal Sovereign,
then lying off Millet's Wharf, The deceased was the ship carpen-
ter. On the previous day, about two o'clock, he saw him coming
up from the ship's hold, when the gaff fell frost the winch-bits,
sad struts him on the back of the head end arms. The ran urea
about font feet, and the weight of the was over fear cwt. A
doctor was sent for to assist the deaaseb, but his skill was unseen.
lag, as he died ins momenta two after Ida arrivaL The vessel
was the property of the Edinburgh Company, of which Mr. Bruce
]tats the principal manager. Te a jitter--.No we was loosening
the halliards at the base ; and in Lb optnitm the affair was purely
sesidratal, acd ae one was to blame, Jame Dram, moan ssa•
mesa of the Royal Sevireign,corrotionted this'whiesslp tostiain4.
• aid Mr. Robert Bowie, a surges., hating stated that this ens. of
death me as Watering of sbi nods ottlie loses: produced W
the flak st the Os shojis/. te,Abot
Indbeeleed4l6...i!b?..

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
BOW-STREET.

Odborise Rion was charged with robbing her master Mr. Bailey,
et 60, Osetaburgh•street, Regent's Park, of i 35 In-notes and sove-
reigns. The prisoner bad only been live days in Mr. Bailey's service
when she absconded with the mosey in questioo, and was traced
to Bristol with part of the stolen property in her possession.
She was fully committed for trial.
Ames hem an ill•looking yoong nsan, was brought op by the
police-constable. No. SG, and charged before Mr. Mamtutx., the
Slating Magistrate, with having assaulted his father, a schoolmaster,
residing in libeet'rogardess, Bedsore-street. The case was as lament-
&Ws ens as has occurred kw same date. The father deposed that
his son was, be regretted to sayoryoung man of bad character, and
had been several times in custody and in prisms. Witness wished
his son to keep away from his house • but, although be had told
him repeatedly to provide for himself, still persisted in remaining,
and was constantly in the habit of coming house in a state of la-
toxicadoo. and using violence towards all the family. Thursday night
he returned at a late hour in liquor, and threatened to destroy a dog ;
witness said he should not do any such thing, and his son thee
declared that he would treat him, if be bad any blood in his body,
as Hanlon, the man who was lately murdered in Dublin, was
treated. He then seized witness by the collar, and gook him.
Witness escaped into the parlour, and bolted the door ; upon
which his soon attempted to break it open, declaring that be did
not care a rash for the new police. as they dare not eater a dwell-
ing-bouts, or take a party Into custody, without seeing violence
committed. Before his son could accomplish his purpose. how-
ever. witness called lo the *Meer and gave him into custody.
The son said, that his misconduct had been produced by his fa-
ther's example ; and if he (the son) bed taken his father's advice
literally, be should now have been in Botany Bay.
His gem, though she admitted that her brother's conduct was
hiescusable, yet said bet father bad set hiss the very worst pond.
ble
Jiidisuttaz said, be certainly could Dot give credence to per-
sons who vilified their parent.
Sister.-81". I assure you that there are faults on both aides,
and that nit father and brother are equally to blame. They are
bath squally 'Went when in liquor, which, I regret to sq. is but
too freqsady the case. There is my poor mother, whose eye my
father pm eat with a bat poker!
Mr. Mnamers, who was horror-struck, said that If such were
the case. his *Moo would be considerably changed.
The pear mother, who seemed to be a mild, inoirentive, old
wemao• admktted that what her daughter bad stated was true, but
as she amid as allow her no to ill-treat his father, which was
not to he jailed, either in the sight of Goss or man, she wished
him to be kid to ball. and compelled to keep away.
Mr. Misturox.t. expressed the pity which he felt for the poor
woman, and regretted that she should be subject to such unkind
treatment. At her request be would call on the defendant to put
In ball.--He was that locked up in default.
TOWN HALL.

rains Chemist, an old acquaintance, was charged, in custody of
Bowler, one of the London-bridge keepers, with robbing Mrs.
Jane Keene, a lady residing in Thomas-street, Kienington, of her
watch and three gold seals, valued at 14 guineas. The pressman
itated that. yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, she was wait-
ing at the corner of Tooleretrest to cross over: there was a con-
siderable crowd, and eke felt herself violently pressed against by
the prisoner and three others, and her bead thrown back. On re-
covering, she perceived a small basket she carried open, and the
watch it bad centained gone. At that time, the prisoner, who
was near her. was crawling upon his lands end knees; she gave
an alarm. sad pointing to the prisoner, who was making cif, as
having robbed her, a gentleman throat bins into a shop, and found
the watch In his waistcoat pocket.—Committed.
BIRTH.
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The Lady of /oho Plabota,----Eag---. &aviary to Adml. Mal of
Notch k, of a son.

MARRIED.
At Glasgow. George Stephenson, E.. solicitor, of Lisburn, t 4
Louisa Ann, third daughter of the law Major Jame Robertson, of
Cray. Perthshire.

At her beast to Portman-square, Margaret, Countess Dowager
of Clomneß, in the 57th year of her age.
At South Beer, in the parish of Stoke Rivers, .the Rev. Edward
%Wake, Haydn Minister of Michas*. aged 31.
At Teigamooth, Capt. T. Lethbridge. R.N. aged 74.
At Fernando Po, Mr. Jas. Galler, Purser of Ms Majesty's ship
Alen, late of Devonrat. He had served eight years on the Coast
of Attica, in his Majesty's ships, Leven, Barracouta, and Eden.
Thomas George, only son of Lt. H. Hopkins, R.N. aged 14.
Of at &oho, Mr. Robert Symons, R.N.
Mr. Iy Thomas, Panes, R.N. (1514.)
Mr. Richard Paul, master of the schooner Mould, trading to
Plysanuth.

Os his Pangs from Quebec, Michael Percival, En. Collector
ef the Naomi at that place. awl Carols rel hall-poy the Royal
Marton. He was a ace is law of lit Chao Flower, Hu me Alder-
man of Loaded.

At Pka, is Twocaor. Elms Wafilogtos, wife of Thomas Wood,
Edda& Vice Cowed at Beagaal.
At tioUtoach, Island of CoU, *a tie 234 of October, Clubs
Al' Leas, LI.

NEWGATIL AND LEADEN HALL MAIIKETS, Nov. I.
Beef is Od to 3s Sd Veal 3s ad to 4s Od
Mutton Ss 44 to 3s 64 I Pork is 44 to 40 ad
Lamb as sd to Ss.
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PRICES °, HAY •ro
sr. salsas's.
Hay sllss Od to 41 Ira Od
Mier SI 10s Od to SI Ss Od
Straw tl Od to al Ss Od

11-t—)l
Best Dressing Hides

ITRA W

VESTERDA 1
WHITOCAIATIL.

Hay 11 104 w 41 Os Od
aorta 21 10a to 51 64.0 d
&raw 11 141 to 21 I. Cd

F LEATHER.
14J to 164

Comma Nip .
Crop Hldes,3s to 401Ds for laid to 16d
Ditto 45 to 501bs l7d to 19d
Calf Silas, 36 to 401S1
Ditto 50 to 701 De
Ditto 70 to 801Ds 90d to 224
Small Seel, Greenland)
Tanned Hone Hides 16d to 21d
Spanish Horse Hides

PRICK OP HOPS, Nov. 6. ___
saw POCIMIII. NSW SAM
Kent
SUMS ...... 15$, to 1.611 s I Sussex
Keen
to 100 s Essex
Pushes See ISO. to 536.—Seconds, 240 s to 250,
• CM Duty

PRICK or TAI
Towo,Tallow 42s Od
Tame Russia eosOd
White ditto .. —a Od
Soap ditto --s od
NAME.
.&.v! od
renew Imported from Bt

at i 40,000.

,LOW, SOAP Ice.
Yellow Soap 7131 Od
Mottled . 114 s Od
Curd .. . —s Od
Graves ids Od•
Good Drep So od
, Petenburek. 7.710 Casks.

PRICE OF OIL.
Rape OP, brows, 411. Os. reamed, 4ZI. Os.
Linseed 011, 221. 10s.
Waged OU Cake at the Still, per thousand, 111. lie.
Rape Cake, per ton, 51.105. to 01. Os.

PRICE OF SEEDS, Nov. 6.
Orr market cautious. steady since our last quotation. Then k
olvdamod fro Red Clover, and Trefoil is inquired after.

COURSE OF EXCI
Amsterdam ...I2 7 C.F.
Ditto at sight —.me 41i
Rotterdam-2U 12
• Antwerp —l2 Ti
Hamburgls Ul3 14e
Akona ... lb U IT 141
Pais, May's sight 24 75
Ditto ...2 U 46 00

IANGK, Nov. 6.
Gibraltar 471
Leghorn 471
Genoa 25 85
Venice ...47k
Malta
Naples..39l
Palermo
Lisbon
Rio Janeiro .. sq •
Dublin
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Madrid. ... 36
Cad's.. WI
Barcelona.— —36
Dilbos —. ..56

• PRICEBOF GO
Foreign Gold in Ban
Sliver. in BILT3. standard

,VER.

... an 17 9
... 0 0 4

COAL MARS..
Ships u Market. Ships Sold.
(51 Newcastle 1131
11h Stuaderiaad 31
•1 Taekddre
1 Scotch Cad
1 Mom Cell
I Wqhh Coil
S Cabs
o Chides
a Saul: Coal

'. Nov. s.

Prim
26, 6d to 34s 9
374 Od to 37s 3
00s 6d to 00, 0
00s Od to 00s 0
43s Od to 00s 0
Od to 004 0

27. Od to 00a 0
Oos od to oos o
110 s id so oos

tit es-1,71711k
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