Star. — London, England, 1828-09-30 00:00:00

4:, - . . • A - DUBLIN, Sire. 27. This day a Meeting was held at the Merchants' Hall of the Masters and Wardens'of the Guilds of this City, Mr. Sheriff Howes in the Chair ; when, after a great deal of adgry talk from Alderman KING, DAVY M.CLEinT, and others, they resolved to address his MAJESTY, praying of him to dismiss from his Councils those Ministers who have endangered the Protestant ascendancy, and poisoned the Royal mind agairst the Protestants r I Ireland; likewise praying his MAJUTY to disfranchise the 405 . . Freeholders, and thus enable them 'once more to lie down in peace and happiness. Ala. LAWLESS'S I'eIISSION—TURN OUT OP PARTIES ONE MAN KILLED. ARMAGII, Seer. is known that Mr. Lawless had publicly signified his intention df entering Ballybay, accompanied by a concourse of 20 or 30,000' people. The incensed Protestants, however, of that town, having publicly expressed their determination to resist the entry of Mr. Lawles s , several of the inhabitants accordingly proceeded to onaghan, and called a meeting of Ma gistrates, before whom several affidavits were made relative to the intended procession. The Magistrates forwarded the affidavits, together with their opi nions nn the subject, tb General Thornton, at Ar magh, who, immediately after their perusal, left that townfor Monaghan, accompanied by Sir Guy Camp bell; and arrived at Ballybay on Tuesday morning, the 22d-instant. On Mr. Lawless's arrival on that day in the Vicinity of the- town, and accompanied too by his promised force. the General and one of the Local Ma gistrates fuel that Gentleman, and stated what the re snit would be, shield he persevere in entering Itally. bay. " Honest Jack," however. did net enter the town, but turned to Car ric kmacross, undetermined how to act, till he should receive further orders from the •Association. We wish that all had ended with Mr. Lawless's return to Carrickniacrots; but we regret to say that such was not the case. One individu4l of Mr. Liseless's poly. got satisfied with the conduct of his leader, singled him-elf out, and accompanied by some others, rushed into the street, :bowing that he would enter in spite of rem-. Melancholyetleftsvers to relate, the unfortunate man immediately received a bayonet wound fiom one of the soldiers, and fell down dead on the spot l It is said that the Catholic. party amounts to about 20,000, the Prekestant party to only mow. At three o'clock Sir Guy Campbell returned to Armagh, when it appeared that up to twelve o'clock that day both parties were watching each other, anxiously wait ing an attack. General Thornton still remains in 13al- Iybay, which is occupied by several.troops of horse and f- tot soldiers. NMI TUB WARDS& LAWLESS AND BALLYDAY..—Tbe town of Ballybay will be long remembered as opposing the first spirited and effective resistance to the progress of the vagabond missionary of agitation and ',hellion; or we trust it will merit bull smote to be remembered as having furnished matter to open the eyes of our slumbering rulers to the pressing necessity of at last doing their duty. A Gen tleman this city communicated to us the following passage of a letter received by him yesterday:—" As Mr. Lawless. with a large assemblage of his followers, was. about to enter. Ballybay,.in the county . of Monag han, ti eir progress was stopped by sin armed party of fle..Priitess.nt inbr.bilants, mud. * conflict ensued, and several were wounded on both sides. Mr. Lawless and his followers retreated by another road ; and this day preparations art making - to prevent his entry into Mo naghan toivo.*' The Eveirikg Mail of Friday bas the following : el The War is commenced ; .Mr. Laiviess has found—as indeed we anticipated hiseduld' have done—that he has gone too far north; and the Protestants ol'Ulster have already given the agitator and his Popish myrmidons a taste of their' fashion. The latter Gentleman stated that be would take Ballybay as he bad done Collon, at the ; head of thirty thousand men, and had actually pro- ceeded to within two miles of his destinatiOn, supported by something about that number; but it appears tHat be was calculating without his hoar. About 3,000 Pro testants determined that their town should sot be dis graced, nor they themselves insulted. armed for their protection, and drove the congregated thousands fairly ' befoie them back to the town of Castleblaoey, a distance of some miles. Some skirmishing tooklplace, and it is said 'that a life was lost, and several wounds inflicted.% 71011 THZ CLONMeL HXRALD. Thousands upon thousands of Ribbonmen congre gated in this town, in Tiptkrary, and in Fetbard, on Sunday last. Several came here fiom Clogheen well mounted, and under the command of an ostlerbelonging to the innkeeper of Clogheen ; such is the hankering of his-master after such scene , , that the fellow rode in at. , tended by a servant in livery. The Party belonging to this town was commanded by Coo. O'Neill, whose former acquaintance with Mary Kelly, the prosecotrix rf the murderers of the Shea., enabled him to swear that she was not able to know the difference between turkey and ben eggs. When the Clogheen party arrived at the turnpike at Marifield their commander informed the keeper of the gate that Mr. Grubb, of Clogheen, would pay for all the horsemen. A horse or- two . of Mr. Grubb's were seen on this interesting occasion. As they . pas+ed a Protestant clergyman whowas on his way to his church, %hog hissed him to such a degree that be became quite alarmed for his safety. The Clonmel flag, which area- cured 8 tett by 11, exhibited a daub, representing his Majesty offering emancipation to O'Connell, who was repteseett,cl by another daub on the same .flag, having also, the words," Peace to men of good will"—good will, wc..suppose, to the liberator's cause. On the reverse wasp harp without a crown. He was represented on a lesr*r flag.as trampling under foot emancipation festered by thawing. proposed by himself in 1825. Over the daub, representative ,of O'Connell, -sere the words, "Got Awe the King." Mr. O'Conners band, so called, attended. 'On Market-hill, outside Fethard., the con. course wass, immense; one of our venerable Judges hap pened to be in the neighbourhood, and had the curiosity, Or Wine better: motive, to ride up to see them. A few, under the command f one Meara s a poblicaa, and Of a process—erver no Jairialan, marched from Cashel to kiln the toms 40 ari f ilt nary. As they rode ail they met the funeral of a man named Woodlock, who, the ()seceding Sunday. attended the Meeting in Killenaule, mounted on a horse belonging to Mr. K. Phillips. athich he took without leave off the lands of Lagganstoun. near which the deceased had resided: the horreehowever, had more regard for the Sabbath than his rider, and, to show his displeasure. gave him so violent a fall that he died on the following Friday. In the Bourse of the day a man from Dosisokeigh, having itsuedfrom one of tne public-hewn in Cashel in rather roo talkatiee a mood, was seised by two fellows of the names of Healy, and Ryati, who took bim to one of the pumps and pumped him well, to .tbe gloat danger of 'his life. Sevetiskia this town ; Moo, underwent tke same puoiibtnent. I - ~ THI 4 I BVSNING STAR.- s. LON DON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SO. 1828. PRICK OF STOCKS AT DOUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stock . Shut India Bad& 90 85 8 3:per Gist. Bed. Shot • Shutt) Sea Stuck 3 per ('t. Cons. 881 .1 1j f Old Annuities 34 per Cent. Shut New Ditto 34 per Cent. tic& Shut .11000 Exclieq. Rills 70 68 71 4 per Ct. Newplol4 "SOO INttl. 74 70 2 4 per Cesst. 1,126, Shut .2108 and £2OO Ditto 75 70 2 0 Long Ann. Shut Commercial India Stock 941 39i Consols fur Acct. 884 FOltgliiN FUNDS, TWO OTl.sti K. . Brazilian Ms. Split. 654 Slat Ms. 5 p Ct. 284 Do Acct. 654 i 3 Mex. Ilds,l ti25,6p II 39 Ilf Buenos Ayr:4 6p C. 47 Portisg.llds. 5pC. 584 1 coloisibian lid., 6 per Ct. Do Acct. 57 81 D0.805id5,18 , 44, 224 1 Ittlll4. Dd5.1822. 5 per. 931 Danish Ms. 3 pet. 62 ex die Spanish lids 5 pit. 111 1 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS. Two (YCLUCK. SIM Rl4 PAID. &lanai 300 300 Brazilian • SOS 495 SUO 7S 35 se 25 40 OEM , 1 te SS United blezican 40 38 Protector Fire 20 2 Genetal Steam Navisadon 100 13. Ditto National Ditto General Colombian 10/ 1 111 111 spin 17j18 lei art la el• The Mes%enger who left London . on Flick/ evening with the result of the deliberations 4 f the Cabinet Meet ing on that day. ex as expected to reach Duhlirr on Sunday; on which day also 5,1 r. Suit And DANtint acONNEI.L. Esq. M.P. were expected so be initiates of Dublin Castle. We received this morning German Papers to the 24th inst: Their contents, as will be seen Irons the following extracts, possess no interest : • ',II VIENNA, Sm. 17. ' • ' The Unitersol Gagetie of Greece, of 15th August. has tie follow-, ing from Egina—" Last Friday afternoon his Excellency the Pre sident arrived here, and inspected the Lazaretto, attd.the school which is intended for the reception and education of 600 poor children. The Baron de St. Dennis, agent of France to the Greek Government, arrived at Egina on 10th August." On account of the continued bad weather. and the overflowing of the Schwechat, the yarrows of the troops in the camp at Trais• birchen are suspended for the present, and the troops quartered partly in the neighbouring towns and •illae's. and partly in the suburbs of•tkls city.—Anatrims Owner, Sept. 18. Flt A N FOItT, Suer. 19. The German Met adjourned yesterday for several months. accounts that we have received of the neinciations of the Cow missiesters assembled at Cassel front the States of Central Germany are satisfactory, and several regulations favourable to commerce are expected to be the result. Vasarea, Sere. iS. —Aletalliques, 9S}.—Bank. 9harcs. 1101. L .ilgesreeine ( faun. &pi. 23. N The Paris Papers received last night, contain' no news from the theatre of war, and consequently no intelli gence of the arrival of the Emperor NICHOLAS beim* , Varna. Strong reinforcements of troops and artillery for the Russian army had passed throngh Jassy in the beginning of the present month, and it . Was supposed they would reach Sebumla in sufficient rime to take part in the oprrAtions againq that place —Some decisive info, marina from the Morex may be soon expected, as it is stated that the Porte had sent the most peremptory orders to HIRAM!. PACHA not so evacuate that country ; but notwithstanding the positive manner these statements are made, we think they Ought .be received with caution. It appeirs certain that the policy of France is to try every means of bringing the Porte to reason, in reference to her position with respect to Greece, befole.metottres of a hostile natal., be resorted to. The troops 'f France will thereforeje main stationary in the Morea until her r emonstrances. in conjunction with England, are proved to be unavailing. • CITY. Twit Lvt &CLOCK., The greet pink which prevailed yesterday tn the Canso' Market and on Thane, ban entirely subsidedthis morning. Coards,whieit fell duce Saturday two per cent. and were dune yesterday at SS' sellers, opened at 116 k, and at present may be quoted erif buyers fee the Account. It now corns out that aU the floating reports were mere inventions for stock jobbing purposes. In Ireland the danger is Not so great as represented, and every precaution is taken by Ministers to prevent the esil. We Understand that Sir Asentrouv HART, Chancellor of Ireland, is immediately to return to Dublin. With regard to the blockade of the Dardanelles, it is confidently asserted that our Government have sanctioned it, and the Duke has determined to remain is peace. Up to the present hour we have no arrivals of the least 116- Forearm. The French mail. and the Hantburgh and Dutch steam boats are stßi due. It is understood Mr. ROTHSCHILD' wM be in town on Thursday or Friday. It is settHng.day in the Foreign Market, but there la very Utile: to settle, the Account being so small. Prices nominal. . . CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Since twelve o'clock Consols have been .done at MIL afteririrdi .the Market was not so good. sad Consols may at ptesent he "said' 84j1 for the Account. The report of the Kum being varein disposed, and Sir Hume Marino being in attesdapwa On ; Hassan, has rather damped the Market. • ' • The Frew& Mail has just arrived—letters age yet delivered: . In the Foreign Market, as only bujiness doing It settling dmir accounts Dispatches were received this morning at the Csiissial Office, from Major General Sir 33. MUMS, GOMM' of Demerara. The income of the Marquis of STAFFORD is sup posed to be about 5110,0001. per annuon ; and that of the Duke of NOSIIIUMSISWID upwards of 450.0001. and of the Duke of Doe creme about as south. _ The amount of duty upon strong beer brewed in itand Scotland in 1897 was 6,171.2391. number of quarter's of barley malt upon which duty was paid in the year 1847, in England, Scotland, and Ireland, was 3,489,793. The total number of gallons of proof spirits distilled in the United Kinstiom during the year ending the Stb of January. ;gm w as 19,6114,471.6; and the amount of duty 4,1714331. 134.4d. 1 COURT or KING . S MINCH —Lord Chief Justice Tin. I Tunis has appointed to attend chamben Sessesseg lsis . morrow, precisely at twelve o'clock. The Russian Count DEMIDOIM, who lately died' et Florence, leaving behind hint' a fortune of 50,000,000 ilseipsogout 3,0e0p001. sterling,) left his only son I& sok heir. Bet the Oinnbia woo delivered of ...l au ghter. which tie Coon did not and= b bb wet. This (laughter. wbo has boas bow* up by her looptier, pas Initiated a sok betae the telimial af the first inuasee at Paris, great pert of the Muneslintniolasinilienisted in France; for the recovery of ber *are of her fatkrlsfortaintf. accordiog bathe baw l of Frame. TM ase eddies pia be . COURT _CIRCULAR ? The French and Russian Amfassedn►s had a long cooferettee with the Duke of Witaascason sod the Marl of Ansa- DIEM yeaterJay. Tit. Ansi, jigs Ambassador had interviews yesterday with the Duke of %rat mose'. and also with the Harlot Assanees. Tire Spanish Minister (on a special mission) transacted buiinems yesterday at the dice of the Seeretary of State for Foreign Affairs, with the Karl of Assesses. Mt. Veiny FITZGERALD visited the Duke of Was.- unarms yesterday at the Treasury. Xlt.ii ammo at rived in town yesterday from&otland. V .count LOWTHIR has arrived in town from Gloo eesterobire. CHATRAk emitted in town ye)terday from the seat of Lord Swatter, at Foot's Cray, Keats LEAMINGTON SPA, Sur. 27m Sir CULLING aid Miss SITH. who are residing at Jhe Regent, went yesterday to &amide' Abbey, the seat of COMB ma Luau, Rsq.• when they will remain on a • visit for a few days. Mr. SISAL 44444 V has returned frost M* seat, Path Place. Winds*. • Thursday, Sir %maw B. Rout arrived at the Royal Hotel. Mr. A M. P. and family, are residing at the Regent. Lieut. CoL ;km, of the 14th Light Dragoons, arrived at the same establithment, use Thursday. Admiral Sir Danes and Lady GOELD, left the Royal Hotel as Wednetday, for their seat near Bernet. Among the recent departures from the Regent are: SirWuzzau DUSPAR, for London; Rev. Dr. Rooeas and family, for their seat. Itainscombe House, near Marlborough ; and Mr. Moss and family, fur Manchester. Sir Joint and. Lady Beau 'and family embed , at the Royal Hotel, on Thursday. • Colonel lithluano arrived at the Royal Hots! on Thursday, *urn Ms seat in Scotland. Mr. end Mrs. Mamma are ansong the latest arrivals at the . Bedford. A Kau:am—Admiral Sir Damp Gould. Lady Gould, and Miss nary; Rev. W. W. Holland, Rev. C. S. Bird. Rev. Mr. &radian aid two Misses Strachan, Rey. Mr. and Misses Smith. Liest.-CuL Baker. Captain and Mrs. Adderley, Capt. Parker; Capt. Russell, W. P. Lieutenant Tbontas Leehe Lewis, R.R. Miss Ardesoefs, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Wilson. Ste. Ste. BRIGHTON, SEPT. SS. The places of Divine Worship were all filled with numerous congregations in the morning, especially those of the Establishment, at which collections were made in aid of the funds for the support of the County Hospital. The Bishop of CHICHESTER delivered an impressive di.caurse at St. Peter's Church, where the charitable, collection was considerable, the amiable tea Letivess of; which were the Dowager Dochess of New ' caarce. the Countess of HUNTINGDON. the Countett BEAUCHAMP. and other Ladies of rank, who conde scended to hold plates for donations at the doors. The Dukr and Duchess of A RGYLL are returned from Goodwood to the Albion, having with them Lady ti. PAGET and the Eae 1 of MARCH. Lotd and Lady H0i.. 1 t./ixo. her Winthing and Petworth, on a visit to thei lErol of EGREMONT. I. fc us on Friday. Since their re. sutural. a house on the Seyne has been taken for them. bnt at which they will not be expected until the middle' fa; tuber. It is not unlikely that the Duke and Duchess of BEDPORD WI visit us about the same time. Load and Lady Games LENNOX are remaining at the Royal York Hotel. The.. last arrivals inched. the Kama RICHIMENT, Sir E. AMTRAK/ 16 Sir F. DESAII• &c. The departures are Sir W. Alin, the Rev. Mt. VAUGHAN and flimily, &e. A house on the Marine Parade is espied foe the Nut at Cosmos sod family'. . Lord Sl6llOlllll was anuses the arrivals at the New &eyne Hotel yesterday. Lord Joon Fossov, and Mr. Possess. M.P. stela the departure list. • The Marquis of Douao and Lord CHARLES WtL• Law= arrived at Vienna, Irotn Biirde, en the 1516 inst. It has been suggested that the falling down rf the teases in Bzeter.street might facilitate the making the macb wanted aommunkation between the &rand and Bloomsbury. Mr. PEAL bas accepted the inintation to a dinner from the inhabitants of Manchester. The Kight Hon. Gentleman has also accepted an invitation from the Borooghreeve and inhabitants of Salford to a pablic breakfast. The hops are so plentiful this year. that, the brewers actually contemplate.using them instead of quassia. CATHOLIC RINT.—la 1680 the House of Commons came to the following Resolution: Resolved—" That 'the House-be moved that a Bill be lumen in against illegal exaction of money upon the people, had to make it High Treason." A Judge . thus addressed a Counsellor—, Pray,' Mr. —, are you concerned for the Prosecutor r N No, my Lord." said he,“ I am employed for the Prosecutor, but I am concerned for the Ptisoser." Wa regret to hear that the Earl of Kruovrou is at present in a very precarious state of health, at his seat at Mitchelstowti, in the county of Cork. Welevet to learn that Mr. HRDIRT GaAs-raw bas been detained at his seat, Clay Hill, Epsom, by the in diiposition of his Lady. It was his wish and intention to have come over to Dublin, immediately on the close of the Session, but the precarious state of Mrs. GIIAT• TAN'S health prevented him. She is now ordered by both her physicians to proceed to Brighton, to try the effect of sea air and warm bathing.--Dablin Paper. Tun BRITISII' 61veaus.—The new catalogue form ing at the British Milstein will unquestionably be the largest and most comprehensive in the world; it will run to the unparalleled extent' f 15 quartoSolunivs, exceeding, by several volumes, the catalog.* of the loyal Library at Paris, hitherto reckoned by the learned .the most voluminous extant. Two volumes of the new •cmalogne will be taken up with the Nokia 4 . Natural listot y" and Ga Topography," so numerous are the works under these heads in the British Museums. Judging from that part of the catalogue which has beeneshibited to a few,,it will be a chef d'auvre of reseerib tad ingenuity which never bas been equalled. It does not merely enumerate the contents of the Museum alone, bat, at the end of every section or division, is appended a list of all the books that have been written on the paiticular branch of literature under discussion, with short notices of the works,' the various editions they have passed through, and where the more curious and scarce ate deposited. Captain PARRY, the celebrated navigator, arrived in Dublin on Wednesday last. He visited as many of the public institutions as was possible during his short stay, as he proceeded to Howth that evening, where be dined with Sir EDWARD Lees, and took his departure in the packet on the following morning. As a proof of the extreme openness of the season, there is at this moment to be sew in the garden of Mr. Callow, Stepney, a pear tree in full blossom for the third crop, two others having been gathered from it during the present season. Yesterday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, a young thief cut away part of a pane of glass in the shop window of #4r. West, a silversmith, in Ludgate hill, at the corner of the Broadway, and snatchin. away some valuable silver articles exposed in the wit. dew, attempted to effect his escape "is ith his booty. 11 was, however, perceived by a. paean in the shop, VIII porbAeld And uppehended him After • ti short Me. writ some of the at titles in his polselsoitZ.lie was insole diately conveyed to the Comiter Giltspar-stier'i , • THE ARMY. . • tot Battalion et the C.aidatrearn Regiment of Boards hu m ,. lislMeeden to proceed, trotnerrow moving. fur Toth Regiment, at Kills/any, have hen orderrd fra time so Cliesell,where they were expected to arrive ymierday( 3londro, A porgy et the 93d. or Sutherland I.lelshdert, ik a ttbit z Winchester on Friday from Weed.* Barracks, and th e t o • morning they west off for Partialosti, there to embark fur GRAND Review 011 ors ROYAL devitexav•--Trsterdey t h, Lined Review of the Bis__lleglesest of Artillery teak plop. lflemstead, near .Wese dsses, and was perhaps the num is. poky opened, et the bind exiiihked In this coontry fie au .. pen. The greyed was peettlialy well adapted for the evaisb,4 41 the military ; and yes the meet moderate compitaries, en iiibb that at least am thousand puns.. wen ameinbled a t m de Mk as spectators. At ten 6'doeb the Herm end Feet Astm ern . and g r i ga d e s at Gone, tea sp • petition en the Cknekse, f og shortly after Goosed lad Hut. and a nomeness sag Ism wagset Gesesel and Staff come upon the gees d. s y • Toned the handle.. in line. The legiveset had a Me, ro m i k i appearance, and woe pet tinges the venoms eta min t , mat shill reed aseedleses limbs matched in melee od ic s s alialbi fordiedmis kluoriourrlieudeilooolimasi a ii Ike witless assigned fee dm kiwi% eperatises et day. By eilitery men serpeimNi midi the eiremestame. k been stated is es ilk* the seemed ins abeam similar so a pin* ey that open which the battle et Waterloo woe fought, po t i es i iiit that upon which the Hoegeenvonte Farm med. and the nievemak performed by the Artillery represented the Pm open which '- pen factory was achieved. The charm in Noe, the the movements le seheists, wet. 1416111.14 with Go and the steady lire the great effectivesiess die of this distingulabed The General ellwesaid high satidaction and approbation of the Regiment.Tse lasted from tee o'clock In tie eserelog tW See in the einem. There were betimes Woo aid tour ties and men reeler/rd. To.. • • wards the close et the day a unless =Wet ooeuhad through dm breaking down et a platform, epos whitianembets el pereeneerme stoma"( to Anna the grititying mess No lives, we ,are o viri to say, went loot s bet several fel:rived severe erniturives. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .• Mina Anna Tow Day.Doblin I—Waferried I. The DaleTiflWlSarbos. from Jarman, has arrived:R . the Bur: The General Wolfe, from Amain, his artived n( Holyhead. Tres Elba Ass, Beans. from Quebec, sod the Swan, MIIOIII. (roan St. Petenborga, both bound to Belfast, were driven on shore at the entrance of Camptiekown en die 24th instani. The (..raw was got off and serried into the liarboisr, add vie latter was n. peered to be get don Friday. • The Rebuts. Onuern;Aima Landes to Plymouth, Mend as Bend, *as disgusted iti we 24th Matsu, in lat. 49. leog. to. glaring gale. The Hairy . Wellerbry. Cunneen. from Londno to New Boo t h Wales, arrived at Port Peaya, Cape de Verde, to the loth July, and proceeded oa the lath. DIAL, Seire.49o.-Wind S.W. to W.S• W.—Arrived the Arius. nta, caftan, from Seats Mardis ; Mary. WHIM/11, from Batavia; Sandwidi Warn, from Trinidad; Margaret. M. true Virginia ; ' Mary Ann. Abatis, from Dominica; Rreretta, from Tobago; Portland, Deocuali, and Rubicon, Asuerauus, • . from Jamaica; Lady H. Ellen, tram Bombay ; Havre', ilau 4 from Demerara; Liana, MGCLoss, from Jamaica. Poomeones, Sam ell.--Wind W.—Arrived the Juba &A men, Lawson. Irma Jamaica. Pcnaorrrir. San. U. - WWI W.—Arvind Irma Lambs di I Rebut% Cows. ter Calcutta. dlarnated. F A UMO U T N . Sam ri.-i6Wiald WA-Arrived Mira Leaden tbi Came o tar Valpariiira ; and Wotan Dale, Norton 4 Barenx., Sot. *L.—Arrised the Henry, Cams Iran Trinidad' Midi, Canoe. from Grenada. paves' mans WP*L$ /SWUM By Ow arrival of lier;tiy, DatTidsen, of Deader, we base received die Wowing additional partinilars of die eons* ef tbt fishery at the &raiu. The Derothy left the ice es the IS& &win, sod, we are sassy to .y, brings anwents ef the lose ef She arjberi4 Doman, Peterhead—being the third. whale belonghig ft in port which hes anfemnately bees lest in the prawn asses. Lams—iMense Cwde, Otewriet, taiga Ash j Fisch NI,, Lig" Raider, &edam tee fish. ICUlliateva.oaidooda. Ted, eight ilsh ; itanahler,Theisn, is lid • Bsesisco-44erfelb, Harrison, Ave &h. Daliaaa—Daindiy, Davidson, fed, 37 Ash ; Friendship. Chola man, se doh Here, Jellirsoliree fhb ; Prisons Charism, 61•04 311 igh; Themes, Thome, nine M ; Three drabs% deleed, for bib . _ Assaitogo—itletaoisr. AMIE. 10 isb ; Dee. Gook lbw lkii; Marietta. Rad, till; MA. ; thelietia, Imam, three lab; Mittillittoo; Mill. live ; Moms of Malt., While. two Sob; Jags. liebee, two tie. lisreattsoo—Eclipoi, Peony, two 1111 t Mamba. Mole, Ivo bk ; Hope, Volum. two SA; Pettowtrasco. Ogden, two W ; Resolotloo, nap, three Ilit ; lbspookw. Manson, sts bib; Trod roller, Illtopson. it Gob. • . . Hutt,—Abraos, 'school. lull; Aodrefi Marvel, Adcock Gee Ash ; Uruoswici, Myth. 16 Ash ; Cambria.. lo lob ; 'don. Linshill. oos Ash; F.alk, Huss. two Ash ; Mika, fipoos, 16 bah; Everthorpe, Johnston. onc Ash ; GSdu, WlLimeser. iw is`; Harmony, Sawyer. Am bat ; Isabella. Humphrey. tight AO; Jaw. Yaddiaoa, oboe Ash ; Lord Welhopteet. Harrison. Go Ash; William, Hawkins, throe Ash ; Wilhaat Tor. Hammett, Mac SE. Watsvr—Haeutouy. Themisaii, eight GA ; nags, Make. toir Ash. Palmer, sea 54; Oreaviie •ay. Warbler aiqe AIL 'tie Friar, Davie* d Wader, has arrived at that pan a fan ship. The heiress, Dumas, at Hall, Famed Omagh Abeama bay co Tender, a tail ship. A sualpttflais dinner was given on Friday at the Hip Pale Ins,'Wmoester, by the bee members of the Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalty, for the purpose of presenting their mech. esteemed Ceolmander, Lord Viscount Rurnstio, DI 1 1 . with a loge& .piece dplate ; but owing co sudden indisposition, his Lordship was unable to attend ; the vase, thetvfore was presented to Oho Nei* Parent, Earl Sanas, on his behalf. Ilse plate weighs upwards of 140 on. An Inquest was taken yesterday at the Middlesex , Hospital on the body of R. Mann. aged 25, who died in consequence r f being thrown from a chaise which he was driving in Castle•street. when in a state of it toils cation. Verdict—Accieental Death. Mnacuariven.—The export demand for twist Mai dunes to be greatond upon some rim a small &ounce 'of price has bans realized this week. The demand is chiefly confined to numbers not higher than 64;5: the !finer numbers remain comparatively neglected, .14 the spinamse(tdieus are generally. and we apprehend simb sufficient cause, complaining of the state of their base nets.' The borne trade toe piece goods is still timber brisk, a considerable demand for the Irish and Sc .tcb markets having. for two or three weeks past. made for 'mit decline in the demand for our own immediate country trade. ' Still. however, prices for many sour: d goods exhibit a tendency to fill. This, no doubts " owing to the limited demand for foreign markets, none of which yet present any symptoms of improvement; while from some, we regret to state, the accounu te• ceived this week are of a decidedly unfavourable chi ratter; from Rio de Janeiro aid Bahia particularly this is the case, the recent heavy shipn*nts made 1 ° those markets in ic, -- having produced a stagnation thine. Cotton remains steady. a n d a fair liminess regularly doing with growing indications of increwing c a nt fidence. The imposts of this article ate still the accounts ot the North American crops less Woe:- able than we have hitherto had to teport them. Thursday afternoon about a dozen journeysien bakeisi in aKsitn a g-treetesot in t. tusication, fell a fighting near to the hest of selves .hour They societ tl y iSa at e eird among s. and o t tie bew ei the gang. who appeared to differ from the others , re ceived a severe beating. Nn less than five or sit of the m were on him it once. A respectablegrocer interfered t o escue the victim of their brutality, alien some of them ell oA him, wheieby b: was so severely injured that be , _ s confi.ed. The via,/ wire sent for, and sever al he delinquents were secured. Ind the remainder fled. Ma *caw crone before the Police Cotaq'yesterday, vas pos!poxed till those of the gas who escaped be rclientlasd. • • .9.1" r ' 771 /••• - 7.111 r