Star. — London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

ER, OCI'OBEIt 17. LTE LETTER. the 80th Regiment of Foot rn this morning, for Rochdale. 95th Regiment, the principal ntly marched from this place lerland Barracks, have been hat they are to return and re . this town—it being intended iment, in detachments, in the his county and Yorkshire. intended extensive reductions lg for the different Divisions .e East India Company's Ser in this town, and many fine enrolled for each description to you, inserted in the STAR I stated, through an error of :tion last made in the Weavers' difference of one-fifth of what advance ; whereas the fact is, they have been compellel to calf of what they recently got riv many who actually work rs per week, who do n9t ave. ! " s. to 12s. per week. armed, that Cotton goods, ge cline. One of the principal eek sold two thousand pieces days ago would have fetched 16s. 6d. to 17s. each. I also trade is extremely dull at Li the very limited demand for trkets arc represented as over rtly on the decline. • New-York, per the James ssel, from New-York, arrived ch I can state generally, that :.tgetnent for" present specula r of soft goods ; but the ma .un and Sheffield are in eon- ANCIIESTER CITRONWLL gackruic, WiZiaze Dieters, eating, alias John WiZein , and Jain Meite, all of Barns -01.k, are committed to York lie 20th and 30th ultimo, so ! attempted to prevail on 'Mary Je her tinployment for an 'ad re to be imprisoned there fcr u•l Benni,;on, _Samuel Booker,. s Bennison, and John Botohor, ployed by Messrs. WitIGIIT, at the Hyde Collieries, were lined by JOHN X./MIPS and qr , . the Masistrates of Stock: 'oriection at Middlewich for wen convicted of unlawfully ieir employers. exertions of the Police Offi ner of MARY ABBOT (whost itioned on Saturday), was not o'clock this day. The fathei very distressed scate, parti- Paris has been occupied with Nsper Honbi, for attempting to b 8 years of age, by tiring a ly flashed in the pan: he then ice with a knife, but was held ieighbours secured him. It :ler k to an Attorney at the sa -1 ! This distressed state in to murder the old man, and 3IIRLAY, TIM CANADIAN Rs o was tried and acquitted at' !s, on the charge of libel upon , nod in the pamphlet, entitled al.labPants of Niagara," was A uust, for the same publi-, Assizes, and again a:pitied. is own cause. Lveller lately returned from that city is in a most deplora ion hardly amounts to 1:1,000 irofessing the Mahometart re= >idlers of the ?arrison are of the Holy Sepulchre, and it without being paid JargelY ranger is obliged to give 18 e makes to the sacred tomb. now recalls to the memory of , rophecies of Jeremiah. Few seen there, either on account • faith, or because of the per men. ainued at Venice late in Sep. poetical labours with ardour. his mornings to study, and general, at the 'Theatre, re acquaintance in his box. the determination of Govern ill Revenue Officers above 70 •al superannuation, similar to ccrs in the Preventive Service. IRWICK and her infant son, perfectly recovered from their kith the Noble Earl, are about au escursion to the sea-side. is the Grand Duke CONSTAN s-Chapellc on the 14th. His bably W!LLIAS!) Von Hum : day pi ecedinz, from London. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS Ti ASO. bus. Dublin y 0 Waterford 4 0 Guernsey and Jersey 0 1 Holland 1 0 Gottenburgh 0 0 New York and Halifax 0 0 DAI. ••' - am sus Lisbon , 1 0 Malta 0 0 Prance 1 0. Hansburgh 1 0 Flanders 1 0 Levrard Islands 0 0 FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 16. Wind W. to S.W.—Arrived the Duke of Kent Packet, with a mail from Lisbon—sailed the 10th ult. The following Packets are in the Ruatbr, viz.—Marl borough, for ; Lord Sidmouth, for America; Queensberry, for Jamaica ; Grace, for the Brazils ; and Swiftsure, for the Mediterranean. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER is. The Calcutta, STROYAN, from hence for Calcutta, sailed the 14th inst. on the same evening she was run foul of by the brig Susan, for Trieste, when she lost her bowsprit, h ea d, b ower-anchor, boat, and spru her foremast, a n d h as p ut b ac k to repa i r .— The Susan has also put back to repair. Sailed the Bountyhall, ROBERTS, for Calcutta. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER is. Wind S. W.—Yesterday came into harbour the James transport, from Ceylon. Sailed the Prince Regent, TAYLOR, for Tobago; Providence, Mo', for the Cape, &c. ; Lord Suffield, BROWN, for Cal cutta; Surrey, Rams, for New South Wales, with convicts; Commerce, —, for Antigua. To-day ar rived the Valiant, from London for Jamaica; Maria, from ditto-; and Sisters, from ditto, fur the Mediter ranearq Mendenhall, from ditto for Bombay ; Cam. den, for Antigua; Prospect, WAKE, from Riga; and alew coasters. DEAL, OCTOBER is. Wind S.W. thick weather.--Arrived yesterday and sailed for the River, the Wilding, KINSMAN, from Quebec, in 28 days ; Gleane r , H ALL , an d t h e riends, Wii.sow, from Sunderland to the Westward. Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ship SEVERN, and the Sir George Osborne transport, waiting fororders. DOVER, OCTOBER 177 Sailed this day the King George packet, Captain KING, for Calais, with a Mail and passengers ; and the Lord Duncan packet, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers.—Arrived this evening the Chichester packet, Captain Burrnft ; Lady Jane James, Captain HAYWARD ; and le Desire French packet, froin Ca lais with passenger& • Ocroaza 18.—Arrived last night the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLAWDS with a Mail and passengers, from Ostend. Sailei this morning the Susanna, Captain Moor?, with passengers, for Boulogne. Arrived this afternoon the Flora, Captain WAriscur, from Calais, with passengers. MILFORD, OCTOBER 15. Arrived the Lord Exmouth, BARRETT, from Que bec to Plymouth, makes a little rater ;.Bellona, WILLIAMS. from Miramichi to Bideford, split some of her sails. SWANSEA, OCTOBER 16. The schooner Chance, TOMLIN, from Bristol- to Libon, has put in here very leaky. STORNAWAY, SEPTEMnit A tremendous S. to S.S.E. took place In, , this Channel on the-W514,4 Diondapihe, 21st inst. and Tuesday the 22d, The snose 1 3 ersisersince, of Ntitypelt, was totally 'wrecked on Itlfee Vaud, 18 miles S.W. of here, and six miles E.N.B. of therdel of Gass 'light-house; o* the 41st , crew and aft( kit.. The Lord Middleton, KERR, from Liverpool td Danteie, lost her mainmast in the same gale, and put into Loch Seatorth, in the isle of Lewis, on the 26th, and is re-kitting to proceed on her voyage.— Seveyal vessels outward and homeward-bound, are id this and neighbouring harbours, but have heard of no other misfortunes than the above. The Sir John Cameron, from Quebec to Liverpool, was wrecked on the 14th instant, near Waterford. The Atalanta, 'Now, from Jamaica to London, put into St. John's, Ne wfoundland, on the 16th ult. leaky and much damaged, and it was stipposod would be obliged to discharge part of leer cargo. Commodore Sir GEORGE RALPH COWER, Ban. K. C. B. sailed on Thursday evening, in the TARTAR, for the coast of Africa. The CHERUB, Captain WILLES, is come into-Ports mouth harbour, to be paid off. The SLAM, 24 guns, Captain O'I3aLEN, is fitting at Plymouth, for the coast of Africa. Thursday the Janus transport arrived at Ports mouth from the Cape of Good Hope, with a few in valided soldiers, unserviceable stores, and a quantity of wood, calle d stink-wood, for the use of his Ma-. jesty's naval service. This wood takes its name from Its emitting, whilst under the hands of the workmen, an ungrateful effluvia. It is incomparable for dura- , bility, but it is of scantling dimensions. The Janus left Ceylon Feb. 17, Cape June SO, St. Helena, the, 2d, and Ascension 14th August. The Favourite was there. LAUNCH OP THE WAritatoo.—Friday the WATER LOO, of 84 guns, was launched at Portsmouth Dock yard. The harbour was covered with Noblemen an -Gentlemen's yachts, and pleasure boats of all descripi tions, A great number of Ladies and Gentlemen were on board her. At about 20 minutes- past I Lord HOWARD, of Effingham, accompanied by2N: DIDDAMS, Esq. master-shipwright, named the ibis by breaking a bottle of wine against her bows, in the usual form, his Lordship remarking, that asber he • (which is a fine fall-length figure of the Duke of WELLINGTON) represented the immortal' Duke WELLINGTON, sO he named the ship WATERLOO; in honour of the great duke, and in commemoration of his splendid battle. She moved inta - her proper ele. ment with that admirable stupendous- magnificence and majestic ease, which render the completion of this highest achievement of human skill and science at once the utmost gratification and pleasure of the spectator. She certainly is one of the finest ships of her class in the Navy ; is built on the new principle, with diagonal riders and truss frame ; her gun and upper decks are laid diagonally. The following are her dimensions : Fed. InrAes. _ Length on the gun•deek - 192 o Breadth - • - 49 go Depth in Hold - - U 0 Borden in tons - 2,054 He figure head is exquisitely carved, and the like ness very accurate ; it was taken from a picture by BOWYER.—A t •ship, to be called the Pataczas CHAR LOTTE, Of 100 - gUItS, is ordered to be immediately built on the same slip. ig-10-1 Till ARMY. Last week two detachments of the 95th Regiment of Foot marched from Liverpool to Sunderland.— That pan of the regiment c was stationed at Chester, has gone by the route of Yorkshire. All the dock-yard lighters, and other small craft thereto belonging, are ordered from the several ports to Flushing, to bring home army store;. The quan tity of stores to be embarked, belonging to the de partment of the Storekeepe r -Ge nera l of the Army alone, amounts to 40,000 tons measurement. The only two transports lying at Portsmouth are fitting to proceed immediately to Calais, for the conveyance home of troops. The utmost exertion will be em ployed to withdraw our forces from, and finally eva ' came the territory of France. , Friday se'nnight, an Officer of the Royal Artillery attending a General Court-Martial at Edinburgh Castle, gave his horse to his servant to return with him to Leith Fort. On his way, in consequence of some labourers throwing weeds over a garden-wall, the horse took fright, and setting off at full speed, he menuntered a cart, by which the servant had his leg broken, and some of the ribs of the horse were stove in. The servant being thrown down, the animal gal loped nearly a mile with his entrails hanging out, when he dropped down and died immediately. The Cazot.a, Captain W. B. DASH WOOD (acting, arrived at Portsmouth from the River on Thursday) will sail shortly for the South American station. Commodore Bewsza will there assume the , command, and Captain DAsnwoori will return home in the command of the AWPHION. The Rev. W. Hoorn rmother of Sir WILLIAK HOST*, Bart.) • Secretary of Embassy to the Court of the King of Portugal and Brazil, goes to Rio Janeiro in the CaaoLv.. Mr. THOIINTON. the Ambassador, does not go out until the spring. The Carrots will take out two fine horses for the King, as a present from Field-Marshal Lord'BERNSPOED. So great has been the influx of shipping into the port of Hull during the last few weeks, th a t it h as been with the utmost difficulty vessels have been able td get either into or out of the Old Dock. Fortu- 1 nately the weather has been calm, otherwise, from the crowded state of the entrance of the River at Hull ' and of the harbour generally, great injury must have been sustained. The Surrey, RAINIE, with 170 convicts for Botany Bay ; Providence, Moor:, with Mails for the Cape and Madras ;. and all the other outward-bound ships at Portsmouth, except the Dolphin Dutch frigate, for the West Indies, sailed on Saturday on their re spective voyages. The Dolphin was to sail yesterday morning. The IPIIIGEN!A, Capt. HYDE PARKER, sailed from Portsmouth on Wednesday last, for the Jamaica sta tion. The Owns-aro, Captain GOSLING, sailed from Plymouth on Wednesday se'nnight, for the same sta tion. They are to relieve the PIQUg and Pansaose. The debt of Holland, for a population of two ma ' lions, is forty millions of francs of nate ; and, not wilhstanding her Consolidated 5 per Cents. are at 90. AuFstria having borrowed in Holland 90 millions of besides -a debt at home, and in Franckfott, fiefs an incalculable sun, yet her 5 per Cents. 'are at 79. with the prospect of Osing. All the. World knovis how enormous the debt of England is—yet her 5 Per Cents. are at 105. Russia has borroWed in Holland a capital of 90 millions of florins, about twelve mil lions francs of rente, not including what she owes at home, and to England; and her 5 per Cents. are at 89 The French 5 per Cents. Consolidated are worth 89, whilst we are only desirous of fixing them at 80, a rate satisfactory to all the world, and which forms a just medium between the product of property and the chances of commerce; at this rate, far from being a national evil, the debt becomes a true reserve, a truly National Bank, the most useful, in short, of all institutions. SINGULAR CASE OF HOVSE-RREAKINO AND RON. nzay.—About two months ago, WILLIAM o.trt.ow, Esq. of Camden -street, Camden Town, left the Me-, tropolis for France: Soon after his departure his wife went into the country on a visit to her friends. She left the house, In which there was a great deal of valuable property, to the care of the man-eervant, whose name is Gr a i nge , an d of a confides. tial maid-servant, who had lived in the family four years. On, Wednesday week Mrs. Cuirow returned from the country, and I was satisfied that everything was correct. She went to bed at her usual hour, but was roused out of her sleep at half-past two o'clock in the morning, by a violent knocking at the door, and a terrible cry from the watchman, intimating that there were robbers in the house. When she raised the window, the watch. 111311 added to her terrors by telling her that he saw a strange, man Witka light In the kitchen, and that no doubt there were others in the house with a bad Intention. Mrs. Ctutovr washy this time joined by the manam vant, who was awoke by the violence with which the watchman communicated his apprehen *one: They proceeded from the chamber, and were met by maid-eervant, who appeared dreadfully terrified, and told arm that while she lay In bed two Men came Into the room, One of whom bad his face blackened, and t h at t h e man Wi t h t h e k face stood over her with a pistol in his hand, threatening to . blow her brains Out If she spoke a word, while the other, who had a white hat on, took the candle, and went dowri stairs to plunder. The robber who was guard over her was, she said, disturbed at the noise made by the watchman, and after swear ing.at Ur,. ian off. • The man knew nothing of any -a- thew circumstances : he had been asleep, he said, till the cry of rob bers awoke him. At the beck of the preinlies, a ladder inn laund spies; the garden-wall, by whisk it sees presumed an en trance and escape had been effected. Mrs. at:tow* did not Illation the probability that therobbers had thus succeeded and seeped, until a few days bid elapsed. She employed Smith the foirole, who carefully viewed the premises, and was surprised de noing‘that there were no footmarks in the garden s by which the robbers were supposed to have nor nor any marks of violence on the outer doors. The'Offeer in passing throUgh The garden,' obeerved a small spot which had been recently dug At. Ile put a spade km It, mod. kit it strike against some hard substance, He dug, and turned up a jar, in which werifine '.CI notes, and several duplicates -Which belonged to Grainge, the servantanan. • The patrols apprehended botkservants and placed them in separate rooms. After repeated denials:front Grainge, he at said, that the felony had.been committed by the wtylvosu and another person; that he (Grainge) and the maid. bad gone to the play, leaving the care of the house 1 to the lunan and the other person,- who robbed it in their absence:. a few days after the watchman confessed to him that he. done so, and induced Um by the sum aide, to gdan tie deint The watchman was apprehended; he retorted open the two servants; lad said that Grainge bad stolen the el and sold It to a Jew, antned Michael, whiMetGrainge at th e watchmari's het*, for the purpose ot-buYlng-it. - The Jew, he said, had declared that he would purchase a east load of plate, if be could get it, and melt it down.. 'Michael was Soon after apprehended in the neighbourhood of Pettileetdane. Sod hi his possession. was found some of the stolen plate. The prrvant.maid said, she had told this fabricated tale, because she was desired to do so. The me are now is prison. The watdimaa was in great co to the neighbourhood. SPORTING INTRLLIGZNCR. CALEDONIAN HUNT AND PERTH RAC 2. `turounar, 002018111 8. Thit Caledonian Cup, of boors. valve.—Three'lllie beats. Richard A. Oswatcl's (Esq.) b. c. San Culottes - Sir W. Maxwell's Eslinton - - - - Gabriel Hamilton Hondas's (Esq.) b. c. Thunder - Mr. Hogue's b. 1. Die Vernon - - Fifty Pounds for horses, &c. of all ages.--Two Mile hots. Lord Fife's Highland.r - - - - Lord Kennedy's Habeas Corrts - Mr. Baillic's ch. h. 11,11 by - ratnsy, nnosza 9. A Silver Cup, value £5O, for horses, ate.—Two Mile heats. Mr. Moray's Laird o'Logatt, walked over. A klumir'a Stake of Sgs. euch, with lOgs. added. Heats tw lourd the Course. Mr. Flow's Sn:ulon - ft Sir Davki Moncri• ff's br. le. Speculation . Fifty Pounds for all ages. Fuur-mile heats. Lord Queensberry's King David - - Mr. Moray's Lai:AA) . Logan - - Sir W. Maxwell's Trophonius , - SATURDAY. ONIOUIL 10. A Purse or 50gs. given by the Hunt, for all ages-2-ndle heats. Lord Fife's b. g. Highlander Sir A. Don's Fitz-Orville Perth. during the week, presented a hustling succession of deity and amusement: The Races were in general good, were rendered doubly agreeable by the propitious weather. evening Assemblies were held in the new County Hall, which was splm• &My fated up for tbe purpose, and well attended. • Th daL a curious circtunesnee occurred relative to that Race, at Eiebatend. Aftet the third heat. It was reported t. Mr. Asuman did not intend to start again, and Mr. HOILWIT', maze and the Duke of Lrtres's colt were seen upon thy ground for Muse tinuAefore the rapiration of the half hour allowed bowed! the beats. At length they-Tweed, and in running -o da. Mune were met by Mr. ALuNson's filly, on her way to place of starting; they, however, continued, and ran a sere. heat, which was won by the Duke. An appeal was afterwards made to the Stern:de, who ordered the heat to be run over again, as they had started before the time. The filly, whirl( bad rested during the previous running, now won the race. lIVNTING. Mr. Mein* Fox-houada will meet tomorrow at Kettles. ton, and oP,Friday at Shirley Park. The Loasbtoa Fox-bounds met this day at Raintowanidr, will meet to-morrow at Cawacy, Th u rsd a y at U swort k, an d Sa . : turday at Frankland. new bounds will Want from Sedgefseid op Moaday, November e. Sir Bellingham Graham's Hounds met this day at Sheriff- Hales, will meet to-morrow at Rudge Heath, Friday at Ai' and Saturday at Chillington. Sir Edward Smythe's Fox-hounds met this day at Berwick_ gates, will meet on Wednesday at Acton Burucli, and on Friday at Battlefield. `Thursdiy, being the day of the Appleby Annual Stag Hunt, the Deer which was hunted at Penrith on the Sib instant, was turned out on Gallows Hill, to upwards of thirty horse men. He went off in good style, taking an easterly direction • but betursoon headed by a sheep-dog, he turned suddenly tongue, where, doubling, he ran close by the ed ge o f town to the he ad of liattkbarrow, and then plunged klish pond. In this dilemme, he was soon surrounded by deeds of people on foot. After some delay, he Was drawn by ropes, and, leaping a wall five feet high, he made directly the river Eden. Here what may be called a water hunt n place, the Stag going right down the middle of the strenn moreiltan a quarter of a mile, with the hounds close u him in full cry. Mt. Robinson, of Ormside, rode into river and whilst the Stag out, and after ronning about 800 y At was taken in the town of Apple:by. The hunt be ing • o the town the whole time, nearly all the women of the pber mate fee it: one old woman was so anxious, that she lost t enStansd bonnet in the chase. The Bel in the everting was moronity and respectably attended, and dancing 'Seat kept with spirit till a late hoer. The Pocliest of DrcolggitritE entertained pet k aloilictiort yesterday,. at Warren's Hotel, New-sing. The _Right Hon. Gaonne TIERNILY arrived Portsmouth on Wednesday, and set off for London. SOUTHAMPTON, OCTOBEIt 1 7.—Yesterday our coral Sailing-match took place, by 27 vessels, for prizes given by our two representatives, W. Off BERLAYNE. Esg. and Sir W. DE CRESPIGNY, when t. Prizes were awarded as follow :—to the first vessel, William and Eliza, William Jurd, Master, to slit second vessel, the Two Brothers, Robert Chapman master, 4/. ; to the third—the Rose, " James Dogwell master, SI.; to the fourth—the Melia,. Mr. John Newman master, 21.• all t. other vessels, £1 each. A vast assemblage Of fashion able company were on the water, and at the concl' sion there was a grand Ball in the Long Rooms Saturday, about five o'clock, as Mr. CIINEDI.-, German Gentleman, was returning from the Royal Exchange, he was hustled by a gang of pi c kp oc k et who robbed Mr. S. of his pocket-book containin; Notts and Exchequer Bills to the amount of 1.:350. Yesterday one of the Portsmouth coaches, leaving Town heavily laden with passengers and luggage broke down in the Borough, owing to the axletree the fore carrige breaking, but none of the passenr received any injury. Last week, an apple, of the Grey Leadington ki was pulled in the garden of ARCHIBALD MOI sox, Esq. at. St. Faith's Cottage, near Norwii which measured 15i inches over, and 13 loci round, and weighed 21 ounces. There were si, apples on the same tree (a dwarf standard), most which number weighed a pound. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANA OCTOBER . ...- -Ose Maiket was well supplied with Whe a t , ;i te 'in ftlOm-lLent and Essex, besides a conside r abl e q tity that was left of last week's arrivals from S dri ; but the demand- beiUg imall, the sales were heavy, even of the finest ilialities, at a decline of '2i. Per - quarter . fr3m last Monday's prices ; and . :oaer descriptions seere'offered on much lower terms, *bit could . not bigot off. 'Barley 'is 2s. per quarter dearer, mid - sold readily at that advance, particularly Brie'sainples of foreign, ' which were in brisk demand, 'Oki . are Is. per quarter Cheaper than on this - 'Week, 'but - support Friday's 'prices. In Peas Beaiis" no, alteration.. . ..... . • - • ' CIMATET PRIM 'AS Mall INOLLIE. Small Beans 72. Wheat, Kent and , Tick ditto • 6lll ReOex . . , . Os 9.7 s Oats, Potato 3 6s gawk .... ........ .....656 82s Poland 541 Noifolk • • :".6r.s 80s Feed . 30s Rye • - Ws 3641 Flour, per Sack. IS. Parley (New) .....;...464 68s Rapeseed, per Last £46 , Malt BOl 86s 1011¢1011. White Peas 6os 63s Wheat, Dantzle ...... ..76s Boilers .:. 710 76s Baltic Red, timbre or Grey Peas ... ....... OW 704 Bremen, Brabant red 70s SMITHFIELD MARKET OCTOBER 19. • Beef ........4s 041 to Ss 44.1.Vea £ 4l Od to 6s I Mutton .. ..41 Od to 6s 41 I Pork ...s 4s Oil to 6s Beasts 2970—Calves 180—Sheep and Lambs 16 NO—Pip HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. Hay AI Os to 18 8s I Straw £2 10s to £3 Clow 8 Os to 9 9s Itows.i ... Os 00s to ~ . . I A i ! I ! f 42 Its. f t . . 1 2, 1 ; 3 4 au. i. I I . 2 2 t . . 3 d 1 . 1 .. ats. . i • i [V/ Ce . , i 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 2 2 tits I. I, i heats. ti l .. I i I 1 1 ; 2d-. of fes- . sod I f I- 1 i 1 . 71se t ( I which 1. day's ; S d that • , ,1 If k MU ' S mood t l . . . r lowed $ 1 g n to ttbo ;sp t //t ) At wrens i wards 1 over ‘I i i; t whirl( . • I. fclits. 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