Star. — 1811-09-05 (London, England)

SECOND DAT. BRACE LILLE,. SOURS OUT. Mr Goditrone - CC - - - - 1$ Mr. Weatherby -17 i - .- • 14 Mr. Wilmot - - 14 - - - - 13 It will be seen Mr. Gons-roNe won the match, by bagging 313 brace in the too day. The sportsmen began each day at Kummer and changed their courses Last day the winner took his course towards Odiam, Belcher and the Mach, pugilists, have returned fro their lucrative northern tour. They are about to take another trip next week towards the seat of action on the 28th inst. as ifoliatma was trained well on, and has gained much by practice. Friday, at Ruthergien Fair, there was but an indifferent shew of horses and black cattle, and the sales were dull. leverreess, Ana. 30.—Barley harvest commenced last week in Stratherzick, which is earlier than it ever has been known in that district of the country. This. however, may be ascribed to the improved mode of culture, which we are happy to find is makieg rapid progress even in the most remote parts et the Highlands. Barley harvest here is become general, although thi weather fur some days past has been very unfavourable. Cattle still continue to fetch good prices at the different markets throughout the North, although the demand is not so brisk as at the beginning of the season. At Marymass fair of Ellon, held on Wednesday se'nnight, there was a great shew of fine cattle, many of which were sold, and maintained the highest prices. A small quantity of blirley, of this year's growth, was last week imported into Ayr, from Stranraer. The anneal timber market held at Aberdeen, on Thursday se'nnight, was fuller of timber than has been known for a number of years ; the prices were in consequence greatly reduced from the rates of the preceding market, and a small quantity of timber remained unsold. Tuesday se'nnight, John Kay. of Wooler, mason, was murdered, and robbed of his watch., a pair of nevi shoes, and about five shillings in silver, on the toad between Wooler and Whittingham, near to Rosedon. The deceased had been working at Lilhurn, and left that place about two o'clock on Tuesday to, go to Rosedon. When the body was found on Wednesday morning, there were several stabs in die back and neck, and a laige hole in the head, something like the blow horn a pick-axe. A man was apprehended at Morpeth, on the Wednesday, On suspicion. Tuesday night, as a young man was crossing from the end of the Old Bailey to Giltspur-street, going to St. Bartholomew Fair, he was thrown down by the pale of a hackney-coach, and trampled under the horses feet, by which he was so much hurt as to be taken to the hospital in a dangerous st..te. Saturday, about one o'clock, a fire was discovered in a house on the north side of Jarnes/s.sqiiare, Edin-6 burgh. The police, and several fire engines, soon attended, and it was got out without occasioning much damage.—lt was occasioned by fire lodging in a ho. rieontal vent. Monday night last, between eight anctnine o'clock, three seamen deserted Isom on board one of the aimed brigs in Brighton roads, by throwing telsenitelves over. board and attempting to swim for the sh re, the dis. tance being about a league. Two were seen in the town subsequently, having Sc, far accomplithed their object, but the third. it is feared, has perished. Tl:e constables and headboroughs have been up, n the alert to-day, but as yet they have o discovered the runaways, though reward of £4 p r head has been offered for their detection.