Star. — London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

will be induced to avail t hemselves o ffered for the discovery of the mut family.—Clonatet Herald. • observe the infection of the deluded districts making its appearance to d oors —.on Thursday night, a banditti went Imond Hickey, near Ardfinane, and double-barrelled fowling-piece and the following night (Friday), five whom had their faces blackened, their opportunity when the constable the same neighbourhood, went into they seized him a short toor; having done this, they brought toor, And ordered it to be opened ; this, Astances, his father was obliged to , would not, he having arms. They and took his constable's carbine, a fowling-piece : the same party had led gun with them which was taken it at Hickey's. NTT OF WESTMEATH. the jail of this county, by Major :hief Magistrate of Police, Michael Ledicich. Patrick Conner, and Thomas , rg e t t, on oath, with having, on the 23d MICHAEL PIERCE MURPHY, near :ounty, whom they beat in the most and robbed him of his money, a papers of consequence.— West- COUNTY OF LOUTII. 1, the 2.5 d inst. two men came into Of PATRICK KEENAN, situated be demesnes of Sir EDWARD BELLEW and Mr. county of Louth ; soon after their • them fired a pistol at KEENAN and arm. Some of the neighbouring far , on hearing the shot rushed to the imediately seized the man who fired it, him a pistol and a carbine ; they then -foie Sir EDWARD BELLEW, who hay ibrmations of the wounded man and ted him to the jail of Dundalk.— t made his escape, having left his hat ief behind him. Too much praise to the country people for apprehend te wretch, and we trust that such con idopted in every neighbourhood where - may be committed. KEENAN has the Louth Hospital in Dundalk. • light, Major TISDALL, assisted by I grehended two men in the house GC iblican, near Stabannon, and com jail. These men are strongly int ' robbed Riskin, of Blackmills, some this also the country people evinced disposition to render every assistance, ' have been required, a large body of surrounded the house to prevent the We have great pleasure in so creditable to the peasantry of 4 G OUT OF THE YEOMANRY. are to be called out generally throughout the this effect, it is said, have been already dis directions. The Revenue Corps have received themselves. two o'clock, agreeably to regular notices, the the tlifferclit Yeomanry Corps of Dublin met • LORD LIEUTILMANT. His Excellency, after • the disturbed state of different parts of the necessity of precautionary measures, to pievent requested they would state the number, Scc. muster of their respective corps, in case of ne 'or future arrangements, referred them to the Mr. Gals" who was present. COUNTY OF ARMAGH. last, the Moy corps of Yeomanry, under the cow Humus, paraded, and volunteered their set ,. of Ireland. The consists 0(106 rank and been at all times, remarkable for their loyalty and and as a military body, for their subordination military discipline.-4braalit rehusgeer. JNTY OF LONDONDERRY. the Yeomanry of this City, were assembled by Captain Commandant, the Right Hen. Sir G. F. Olken and men, to the amount of upwards of innteered their services to Government in any f• ound useful in the present disturbed state of Zemdariderry Asper. Staff of the Tipperary Regiment of MI -4 found to be in a state of discipline and her Rifle Corp, one Captain, one Lieu . and file, have been placed upon permanent the 18th instant.—Cloisseri Abereiser. b:thee tt the Into" refus e otbel night, the Duke of YORK honoured Co. Theatre with his presence. Friday the transacted business at his Office in the as Commander-in-Chief. His Royal not bold a Levee; but his Secretary, TAYLOR, did, and transacted business fifty Gentlemen. Saturday his Royal again transacted business at his Office. On Highness's return to York House, in the was met by the Princess Stouts, to her Royal Brother previous to his leav- Soon after two o'clock yesterday morn. of Yoan left town on a visit to the ROBERT PEEL, et his seat, Lulworth Dorsetshire, near Weymouth, where his Royal ipected ' to remain between two and three ijoy the sport of shooting, &c. and Duchess of CLARENCE have been the Duchess of GLoucturrea, at Bagshut, past week. On Saturday evening, the and Duchess returned to their restoence Park. of GLOUCESTER is on a visit to the Earl AY, at Crome, Worcestershire s his Royal will proceed to pay visits to Lord Dun- Sevirn Bank, and to Earl Sou ens, at East- The Earl of CRAVEN is at Crome. dress worn by Lady MARY STANLEY, of WILT:94 on her marriage, consisted elegant Brussels lace dress, beautifully id) costly lace of the same description, and rich white satin, with a superb Brussels :orrespond. STANLEY, Esq. of Ponsonby Hall, bill in lead to the Hymeneal Altar the rich and Miss DOUGLAS, the niece of the Bishop ,TT; after the ceremony, the happy pair will • set off for the bridegroom's beautiful •+ Cumberland. The Duke of MONTROSE has resigned his situation Master of the Horse, and accepted the office of ad Chamberlain, vice the Marquis tf thin FORD, fined. His Grace, en Saturday, mode known the age to his household terrants. ,s, conspiracy will be inc offered for th the r oar- - of S H EA'S family.-1 pi e re gret to observe the ~' f ury of other districts r 4 m Thursd tb m d se of / Edmond Hic f nu u hint a double-bw ar ms. On the follow 1 - 0 , u4 of whom ha tirg w atche4 their app rt Bayjunny, ivhe ae k id s before bed-time, itteec arom his door; hav it kfore the door, And ord the circumstances, h ,oat herwise would no spit i a n,and took h yos et, and a fowling-pi oroble•barrelled gun w , prev ious night at Hicks COUNTY OF V Cot:sited to the jail c mkomm k ue, Chief Magi Noc Ledtvich. Pat all charged, on oath waylaid Mr. MICHAEI A po, in this county, wl manner, and rob h a d, and several papers „ Journal. COUNTY 0 ▪ Friday evening, the 2ss • publ i c• h ous e of PATH d o e dasesnes of Sir I ,in the count) • • one of them fires his arm. Some .• ad labourers on hex t and immediately se . • from him a pistol him below Sir El plaa the informations a a &emitted him t 1 , 1 ether ruffian made hi komlkerchief behind be given to the cot l e &desperate wretch, a . may be adopted in e • outrages may be emoved to the Lout Mae same night, Ma apprehended i a publican, n • them to jail. Th d having robbed ] . ago: in this also e•• • disposition to their aid have bee: baring surrounded • of the robbers. conduct so cre r 1 0g... rhood. CALLING OUT 0 71e Yeomanry are to be ca • Wan to this effect, b• • imislie directions. somebody themselves. at two o'clock, • of the different laktey the Lows Lsi inching on the disturl and the necessity of td r pregrtu, requested las they could muster of the he ; and, for future art tretary, Mr. Gast., rh COUNTY last, the Moy c • d Captain Hama, p tow part of Ireland. et ,, ad lave hem at al) that ▪ sembut, and as a milli Oa &emu to military dis roe COUNTY OF di ' Today last, the Yeomans thel the Captain Comm when both Olken ask lid budged, yammered th the , the, can be found mkt nt array-I,padormisny %Stanley, the Staff of g el ' was imputed, and fotual . 014 • • dae Caber I , at. • sod Ti rank and file, we , ice Sunday, the trldi Mal i k Thursday night, the krarden Theatre to le g ; ,al Duke transacted too ' Guards, as Com ighness did not bold Henan' TAYLOR, cos. nearly fifty Gent ',how again transac Ru l e Royal Highness's rll ll , he was me Jke leave of her Roya 'g trnels. Soon after pm - op the Duke of Yogi ▪ s g ht u u ..Qfh .0111iRT lar stie, Dorsmshire tie it ighness is expected tc • ks, to enjoy the spy ba ts The Duke and Duc usw co a vi s it t o th e D uc h t 16111 ; daring the past wed, _ j koyal Duke and Dud F• *Bushy Park. Oa t The Duke of G LOU (3114 Con. C COVENTRY, at VC %lea' Highness w ill o procee ten, at Sevez-n Ban bust calk The Ear. esto s • The bridal dress Ts d C ountess of WIL' him' a very elegant V tumnied with costly 1 A . torn over iich whim to sell to correspond. tis w days EDWARD STANLES • fe lead to tl B eomplished °Miss 1) LLA XDAFF ; after r mediately set off fv of . • t in Cumberland. THE ARMY. The sth Dragoon Guards are oa their way to the disturbs* districts hi Ireland. The lath Lancers, under the comma of Colonel &maw noon, are proceeding, by forced 'notches, front Manchester, to embark for Ireland. _ _ - - Saturday e veni ng, orders were received at Knightsbridge Barracks for the 3d Battalion of the ist Regiment, or Grenadier Foot Guards, to bold themselves in readiness to proceed to Ise- land to-morrow morning as an early hour. The ardor was so unexpected that nearly all the °lacers were absent on visits to their friends, or out of town, but expresses were instantly for warded to them to be at th eir respective posts immediately.-.- Passage-boats are to be ready at Paddington to convey the troop by the Canal to Liverpool, where they are to embark far Dublin, from whence they are to march to the South of Ireland. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Honourable George Ralph Abercromby, from the half-pay Oche Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice John Walker Gray, wbo exchanges, receiving the difference. 7th Dittn—Cornet Gawp TLigge Greenland, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Cornet, vice William Kelly, who es change% receiving the diffeidnee. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Aad••-- ' Greii, M.D. from; the &id Foot, to be Assistint-Surgeon, vice Wilham Gardiner, who retires opus half-pay 3341 Foot. 9th Ditto—Sub-Lieutenant Lord Francis Conyogham, from the 9d Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ellis, _ promoted in the 76th Foot. 12th Ditto—Cornet John Richard Broadhead, from the 16thl Light Dragoons to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hay, promoted; Art hur Davies, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Kennedy promoted In the 7th Foot. , 18th Ditto—Lieutenant George Schreiber to be Captain, by I purchase, vice Western, who retires; Cornet J. Leslie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Schreiber; William Edward 'hood Sharpe, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lelia. 19th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Walker, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Georges; who, retires. 7th Regiment of Foot—Hospital-Assistant Tease JOIRIO to be Assistset-Surgeon. vice Duigan, promoted in the ad West India Regiment. 40th Ditto—Hospital-Assistant Patrick Coleman to be Assiit ant-Surgeon •vlce Barry, promoted on the Staff. 41st Ditto—Garnet HentrArthur NaM, frcuit half.pay of the 19th Light Dragoons, is be Ensign, vice Montague Harvey Grant, who exchange... sStb Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Edmondstone Cralgie to be Cap tain, by purchase, vice Dickens, who retires ; Second lieu tenant Lord Edward 11-y, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Lienti.nant, by purchase, vice Cralgie. 119th Ditto--John Ford, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lord Carmarthen, promoted in the 10th Light Dragoons. 89th Ditto—Easign William Thomas to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Buchanan, appointed to the 39th Foot. 92d Ditto—Lieutenant Nicholas Wilson to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Ale/ander, who retires. 2il West India Regiment—Captain Camellias Dekhoussy to he Major, by purchase, vice Macpherson, who retires; Lieute nant James Maclean to be Captain, by purchase, vice Dela homey ; Ensign Henry Pastan Williams to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maclean; William Macpherson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice ; Assistant-Surgeon Philip Duigan, M.D. from the 7th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Haskins, deceased. - saner. Major George Disbrow e of the Ist or Grenadier Foot Guards, to be Lientenant- Co lonel in the Army. Major Hon. A. J. H. Fitzgerald de Rom, on half-pay of the 22d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. Captain John William Heudersoo, of the itch Foot, to be Ma jor in the Army. Captain INzon Denham, on half-pay of the 3d Foot, to be Major on the Continent of Africa only. H MITA L STA l'lr. Assistant-Surgeon William Barry, M.D. from the 40th Foot,to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Gilder, deceased. Huspiuti.Assistant William White has been superseded. ERZA TOW in the Gazette of the 17th tat. 41st Foot—For Lieutenaot Honourable William Hoene from half-pay of the 5d Foot Guards , to be Lioutenant, a rc. read LAeutenant Honourable William Home, from half-pay of the 341 Foot Guards to be. Lieutenant, &c. Commissions in tie Warwickshire Regular_M signed by the Lord Li e utenant of the County of Warwick. J. Bohun Smyth and Charles Brockman, Gents. to be Ensigns. NAVAL INMLLIGENCE. Sir CHASM Passe arrived at Portsmouth, from his seat, Fair Oak, on Thursday, and accompanied Sir Rosser Samos on board his Measures intended frigate yacht Avow), to give directions for the necessary alterations to be made when she shall be taken into dock , to affect which purpose extra exertions con tinue to be used in repairing the NAIAD. His Mammy has gra ciously expressed his desire, that the convenient accommodation of his Olicers and crew should be as much consulted as his own and t►ose of his suite. Captain Marrow, left town on Saturday to join the frigate he is appointed to in the Mediterranean. It is reported there will tftro whet ships selected of the same rate, and for the same destination. 1 • The Hots. Captain Rous is appointed tocommand the Sumo, of lit guns, on the Cork station. The URSA, / of 48 guns, lately returned from the; frican I coast, and paid of at ! P lymouth , is ordered to be prepd for - _ sea stroke . The Lavery frigate, at Chatham, has been surveyed, prepara tog.:being put into commission. Rzawuso sloop of war, Captain Taman, is fitting et Plymouth for foreign serske. Tuesday, the Far Is, Captain Corns, arrived at Ports.. l l month from the frisk station, and next day went intotarbour to be paid it. Friday, the ligatiaocu, Captain ld. Wiseis, l went into harbour for the same purpose. The Messer wee paid off by Captain RowAsizo Cotiten, on Monday, and laid up in ordinary. The kaaes, 14, Captain Taugas HISSZST, fitted for the Jo. mica station, went out of Portsmouth harbour on Wednesday. She will sail immediately. I Captain Srewaer BLACKEN, of the Les, and Captain W. I Banco, of the Samna, are promoted to the rank of Post Cap titan. Lieutenant C. F. TIIIII/11 is appointed to command the SWAMIS 7, lieutenant ions CAWLIT t oo MUMMA the Grooms cutter (kw Doers's) lieutenant . os.neea Faaszeaeo to be Flag Lieutenant to Rear Admiral Lord Cocvuxs. Retract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Deal, dated the Sd but.—" During the night of the 50th ult. the rudders of the boats usually employed here to carry off anchors and cables, were unshipped, and removed la carts, with the avowed amen don of preventing their assisting ships requiring them (with the exception of saving lives alone) until certain alleged grimaces are redressed, and a deputation of the boatmen have just formed as that the boats are not to go off until this Is dome. At least 100 sail of valuable vessels are in the Downs." Rye, Dec. I.—The French sloop Julie, Tatom.se, from Saint Sioux for Rotterdam, came on shore last night, two miles west of this harbour; crew saved, and hopes are entertained of getting the vessel (AL Lvranarros, Dec. 2.—The John Baker, Amam i , hum Lem den for Leghorn, drove on shore in the Rivet on Thane* n i g ht, and it is feared will be obliged to discharge part of her carp to get her oIL I br ae s, Nov. 30.—YesteidaY inornin the door Marry of 40 toes, belonging to Newport, took fire by some accident, awl was burnt to the keel, at that place. Mumoso, Dec. I.—Arrived the Lord Everington, DAT, film Waterford, with loss of bulwarks. The brig Betsey, Pam-moos, Stem Bristol for Guernsey, in taking the ground, hasteed himself. The Thomas, Bett y, from Greenock, parted ble and cut another last night, but has got safe into Pretty Pill Creek. Fu.ssoutu,•Dae.l.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday the Mar. chioness of Queensberry packet, with Mails front Ameica-- from New York in 91 days ; a nd to-day the Duke of Marlbo• rough packet, with a Mail from Lisbon—sailed 15th ult. P0ara34941/11, Dec. 4.—Wind W.--Arrived yesterday the bi , Lian, from St. Andrew's (N. 8.) for Bristol, having been forced up Channel by the late gales. The Tees sa guns, Captain Coe, for the East Indies, is waiting final orders. The ships at Spitlicad besides are--11amino andcaaus. lathe Har bour, littim out—Sarassuat for Halifax ; EVIVALUS, for the Molltrnanean; berme, for India ; ANDIONACUL for the Cape of Good Hope; and Dimes, for the Coast of Africa. Dais., 2.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrlved yesterday and es mad. the bats, Roes from Demerara; Sid Hanley. Bessitree - . I rma Serbia. Arrived in lands that WallAtr_g Paw" from Leedom for St. 's. Put back the .rona Rkkards, for Tobago. Arrived today, and WWI for the River; tio Welllnto°, Ammerman, from Honduras • and Electra, Re meson, from Philadelphia. Came down from the River and neeteln—dse Hope, Nam*, forTobego; Berserald, Moasav, for Belfast; Abeam, Tosses, for Jamaica; and Twang Process, Howes, for Hayti. Sailed, the Trombell, Raraompur, (or Rarragate Harbour. Put back, the Butlei/h, foe Tobago ; and several others, names unknown. Hob., Dam 1.--Tbe wird blew most last night from the south.east, and towards Pleasing from the weft-, A ship is reported to have passed the Humber &masted, 'Ar rived the Collings, from Wells for Galesberough, with las' If anchors and cables. Merriam, Doc. I.—An anchor of abase se cwt. with a wood stock, has been taken up in this harbour, and landed here. Nawnaven, Dec. 2.—The Mary Ana, Moose, front Bremen for St. Thomas's, has been brought- in here, having been out 24 days, and sprung a leak. Rawsaavi. Dec. 6.—Arrived the Plenty, Boma, from Lee dom for Plymouth, with her windbss upset; Dorset, Haar, from London for Gilon, with loss of anchor and cable, and broke smother; and kelicite, Comae, from Dunkirk, with lees of two anchors and cables. A chain-anchor of 16 cwt. Hawks made, wood stocked, and about 60 fathoms of INach cable (chain), also three fathoms of is-inch patent cable, spliced, with buoy and buoy rope ; another anchor, of IS cwt. wood stocked, and case fathom of rope able; and another anchor, iron stocked, about 4 cwt. and 60 fathoms of chain, have all been picked up at Dungeness, and landed here. The Rupture, Maaeres.s., from Baltimore for Liverpool; and Trafalgar, from Dublin, wereAriven on shore in Pwlhely Bay, on Friday night. The Aristides, from Liverpool for New Orleans, has been captured by Pirates, and ran on shore near Pots Antonio, and it was feared would be wrecked. DREADFUL ItURRIC'ANE AT LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER 1. A dreadful hurricane has visited this place, which commenced at ten o'clock last night, and continued until six this morning. Some new dnfinishsd houses have been levelled to the ground, other houses script of their roofs and lead, many chimnies in part or wholly blown down; and it falls to our lot to com municate a melancholy occurrence attendant on the fall of one of them. Mr. Barton (the brewer) and his wife, by the fall of their stack of chimnies, have lost their lives in the middle of the night, while in bell. It appears that the fall was so sudden they had not the least chance of making their escape, but were buried where they lay by the ruins. Seven vessels are destroyed, or nearly so, and two steam packets, the Ivanhoe and the Etna; there are several vessels on.Fhore, but, as far as can be ascertained, few lives are lost. It is reported two Glasgow traders, bound from hence, are lost. The Albion packet;ship, arrived yesterday from New York, is on shore in Bootle Bay, but doing well. Many cart loads of cotton are coming up from the shore, being part of the cargo of an American vessel wrecked in the night. This sketch, it is feared, will fall far short of giving anything like a catalogue of the ex tent of the misfortunes that have occurred in conse quence of this visitation, which the oldest inhabitants do not recollect to have been exceeded in severity. ANOTIIER ACCOUNT. LlvzarooL, Dec. I,—The Albion, WILLIAMS, ar rived yesterday from New York ; being late in the tide she was not able to dock, and had to encounter a most tremendous gale last night, the violence of which has not been felt in this town for many years; she was not able to weather it in her situation, and is aground in Bootle Bay, high and dry, at a quarter tide. The Amity, and Panthea, —, went out of dock yesterday, and have rode out the gale. —The brig Elizabeth, from Savannah, was totally lost early this morning, off the Red Noses, and two men drowned ; her cargo (cotton) is washing up this tide in great qnantities. The effects of the gale, or rather hurricane, are of a most disastrous nature, both in the river and on shore. A number of flats are sunk, and most of the small craft are in a deplorable condition ; several vessels are on shore at the south end of the town, and being neap tides, must remain some time. In the town the effect has been most afflicting, and has proved fatal to several. Mr. Barton (of the firm Of Barton and Sutton, brewers) and his wife were crushed to death by the falling of the chimney and roof of their house upon them ; their child was most miraculously preserved by the beam laying across its parents, the child being in the middle. A similar fate had nearly befel Mr. and Mrs. Nay tor, of Mount Vernon; it was a most providential escape: while in bed, they heard the chimney-pot fall on the roof, which so alarmed them that they immediately got up and went down into the kitchen; they had not been five minutes in their retreat before the roof gave way, and penetrated their bed-roOm, into the dining-room. Two men were killed in Dennison-street; by the falling of a stack of chimnies, many houses are un roofed, and great damage done to many of the wind mills. The mill nn Bedston-Hill (where the Light house is situate) is burnt down owing to the friction, it, being impossible to stop it. The effect from Liver is described by those that witnessed it, as aw folly grand.—The wind has blown very heavy all dais day from the westward, and threatens to be heavier to-night. ANOTHER LETTER. I' Livearoot, Dec. I.—We experienced law night one of the most terrific gales known here for the last twenty years. The Albion, Wausau, from New York ; Elizabeth, PSIAM, from Savannah ; Betsy, from Dublin ; Crescent, Wuribox, bound to the Clyde, and the Aurora, Wnsox, bound to Buenos Ayres, were driven on shay during the gale ; and a great number of small craft are sunk in the Dock Basins." A letter has been received in London from Lord ; CocaRAN; dated from the capital of Peru, in which he states, that all his wishes in that part of the world ' have been accomplished. With regard to his future intentions, nothing is mentioneckin this communication; but it seems to be the opinion of several of his Lord ships acquaintance in London, that he will remain in Lima until the Independent Government shall have been completely established ; and afterwards return to this country. Private letters from several English men, who entered Lima with Lord CocultAss, men tion, that a large quantity of specie and other valu ables had devolved into the hands of the Independents. This is expected to be a busy Week at all the Lottery Offices.—The certainty . . that a l'size of Five THOUSAND POUNDS wad be prawn, and may be , gained for the trifling Risk of Forty Shillings on a Whole Ticket, and Four Shillings a Sixteenth, ha; set everybody buying—it is a matter of doubt whe ther there will be Ticketsenough, as the greater part ' arc already issued.—.-HALAItD and Co. Contractors. SPORTING' iNTELLiGERCE. HUNTING. The Rai of Barbra Fos-bounds meet to-onistrcoli, at Catter ham Commas • Fildar, at Waken Heath. H. Joiliffe, keq.'s Fos-boon& meet on Wednesday, at Nut- Ikld Crow. The Surrey Fars-hounds Meet en Thursday. at Wcsterhim ; Saturday, at Farley Green. The Harriers meet on Wednesday and Saturday, et Kennet The Iyirke of Rutland's Hounds meet to-morrow, at liastwell Pasture; Thursday, at Creston Park; Friday, at Doddington Village. The Commute Hounds meet to-morrow, at Burley; Mars dal, at the Kennel; and Friday, at Ticton Wood. Karl Fitzwilliam's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Thompson's Thorns; Thursday, at Walbridge Wood; Saturday, at Cole brook Way-post. .Lord Yarborough's Hounds inlet on Wednesday, at Leming ton ; and Friday. at Redbount Houle. The Xpri of Scarborough's Hounds meet on Wedbesday, at Blythe Town , Friday. at Sandbeck Park. The BasisitOrth Fox Hounds meet tomorrow, at Cuswortb ; Thursday, at tompsassent ; and Saturday, at Stapleton Park. The Hftbeid Harriers meet to-morrow, at Woodhouse; day. at the Kennel. The Sheffield Harried meet on Friday, at Brinsworth Bar. Sir Richard Sutton's Bodo& meet to-morrow, at tbe Half way House, Newark Road; Thtiriday, at liacktborne Village; Friday, at Nockton House ; and Saturday, at Spital. The Gillingham Fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at Ratreaby Park; Thursday. at Welton Mill; and Saturday, at Daiderlei Womb. Sir Jacob Astley's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at MOW! (barriers); Friday, at Duntou (stag.hounds). Mr. Dewing's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Foziey Grove, to run a doe ; Friday, at Fulmodestone. The Cbipperfwid Harriers (Herts) meet on Friday. at Nads Mill, near King's Langley. Mr. Chaworth's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Duston; Thursday, at Kernel, lkixworth; and Saturday, at Orliugbury W' iokl. - The East Essex and Thuriuw Fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at Mark's Hall; Thursday, at Stunner Hall; and Saturday, at Great Dragon Wood. The Fast Sussex Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at DitchVog t Mooday:loth, at Laughtm ; and 111 ralay 13th, at Clai m. Sir Thomas Stanley's Fos-hounds meet on Wednesday, at Badger's Rake. Sir Richard Puleston's Fox-6(mnd. meet to-morrow, at Knol too Bridge • Friday, at ll.dston ; Monday 10th, at Iscoed Park; and Thursday 13th, at Nlilbrook. Sir Edward Smythe's Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at WytheFord Woud. • The Chester Harriers meet on Wednesday, at Aldford; day, at Viekar's Cross. The Cheshire Hounds meet on Wednesday. at Aldcrley ; Thursday, at Kirmincham Heath; Saturday, at Appleton 7h 4 i t - Ludlow Subscription Fox-bounds meet tc.morrow at Brimfield Turnpike ; Friday, at Romer's Wood. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. Lord Wm.Bentina, in Park-lane, from Orange Farm, Suffolk. His Excellency Baron Langsdorff (Baden and Hesse), from the Condnem. F. Mitchell, Esq. in Upper Wimpole-street, from Paris. At the Royal Hotel, St. James's—Colonel Sir James Hope, from Staines. At Stevens's Hotel,Bond-street-J.Wildman,Esq. from a tour. At the London Hotel, Albemarle-street—Colonel Burton, from Hastings. At Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-squar and suite, from the Continent. At the Brunswick House Hotel, Brunnon, from St. Petersburg's. At Hodpon's Hotel, Dover-street-4. Prendergast, Esq. from a tour. At the Bath Hotel, Albemarle-street—Sir William and Lady Hughes and family, from Wales; Dr. Guillilet, from France. Monsieur and Madame Montville are arrived at Brunet's Hotel, Leicester-square, from Paris ; Consul Augand and family have left ditto for Liverpool. •Mr. and Mrs. Billie DEPARTURES. The Earl of Lauderdale and his son, Colonel Maitland, left Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, on Saturday, for his Lordship's seat in Scotland ; also the Hon. George Hill, for his seat in Shropshire. The Marquis of Tichfield left town yesterday for his father's, the Duke of Portland's seat, Welbeck, Notts. Lord Carrington and the Hoo. Miss Smith left town yaw day fur their seat, Wycombe Abbey, Bucks. The Marquis of Worcester has left town for Brighton. The Earl and Countess Spencer, sad family, fur Akhorpe, Northamptonshire. Front tbe Brunswick House Hotel, Harover-square :—Lord and Lady Burgbersb, for Brighton ; Colonel Montgomery, op a tour. From Hodpon's Hotel, Dover-street and Lady Mo nier Savage, From the Bath Hotel. Albomarle-street :—Captain Mitten and family, for Dorsetshire ; Rev. Mr. Randolf, Capt. Walker, and Mr. Sullivan, for Britt ; Mr. and Mrs. Western, for Franca Sir John and Lady Maclean have left town for Brighton. Colonel Wilkie has left Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-street, he his seat in Sower. Mr. and Mrs. Kerney are arrived at Hodpon's Hotel, Dove street, front their seat in Ireland. MN and Mrs. Delete are arrived at Ekkham's Hotel, Lovrat Brook-street, front a tour. COVICNT-GARD2N THEATRE.—Saturday night, af ter the Two Gentkneen o/ Verona, a new Alterpiece was produced; entitled the Two Pages o/ Frederick the Great. The scene is laid in Berlin, and the plot, which is very simple, is constt'ucted chiefly with a view to ' represent the contrasted characters of the Two Pages in a striking light. The lively one, named Theodore, ,sound an adequate representative in Mrs. CHATTER iris vivacity, and the grave one, named Augustus, I Ural well sustained by Miss FooTe. Mr. FARREN performed Frederick in his very best manner. Mr. IirAWCRYT and Mrs. Glass, in two zealous innkeepers, produced much merriment, and the whole went off with eclat.-In the first Piece of the evening, Miss HALLAND2, in attempting her 'first song. was taken • ao ill as to be under the necessity of retiring for a few minutes, and during the whole of the performance, she had not sufficiently recovered her indisposition to proceed in her vocal exertions. She went through the dialogue, however, with more spirit than could' have been expected under the circumstances. COWS EZCZAWOR, NiAIC-LAIPt, Dec. 3.—Every • sueeeeding week produces a considerable accumulation of Sit heat, the ar rivals cos►tinuGtg large beyond all former precedent, and the de mand less than was ever r membered at this season, the, only sales made to-day were of a few prime runs from Essex and Kent, at a decline of per quarter from last klondars quota tion ; but all other descriptions were totally unsaleable, akhough offered at a much greater reduction. Fine 11..rky is from is. to per quarter cheaper, and the ordinary stained samples could not be got off at a decline of 7.5. per quarter. Beans are 2s. per lamer lower. The Oat trade was very heavy, and full ls. per patter Lawrr.--Current prices : 1111111.1581. Wheat, Kent and Essex, New 50s Old 56s Suffolk New St .a Old 55$ Norfolk old 406 50s Rye....... ........ ...—...26s Barley 2Ol 26s Mak - ..... ••50s 62s Small Beans Tick ditto 24. 2t.s Oats, Potatoe 24s 27s -- Poland 024 Vs . - Feed iTs 22s Flour, per Sack 50s .554 Rapeseed, per Last A:2B £34 FOAKICJI. White Peas 26s 30s Wheat, DAntzic O4 --........—..—, rakes _32 4 34 4 Baltic lied, I lambro' or Orey Peas °6s 28s Brati..nt red Surrunat.e Maserr, Dec. 3.—Cdtrent prices this morning : --Beef, lis. 6d. to 3s. Bd. per stone nt 8IM.; Mutton, m. 0.1. to 3s. 6d. Veal. 3s. 01. to Ss. Od. Pork, 2'. 641. to 4s. 81. Cade at Market : Beasts, 2520 ; Calves, 240; Sheep and Lambs,. 18,100; Pigs, 250.—Hay and Straw per load, Hay, 31. 106 to 41. 4s. avows, 48.05. so 51. 55. bum, it. 8w to li. les.