Star. — London, England, 1821-12-17 00:00:00

• THE ARMY. ir .j o eulay se night, at a full parade of the Dundalk Teo-1 commanded by the Karl of lloDru, that Corps (with the ; t o, of a few wbo hold public situations) volunteered their aces tu any part Ire gr ri„ Cade hlayney of Corpsland. of Yeomanry, commanded by Cap. Fo ogiliacnsu, who haveiong smee volunteered their setvices p m v.:ft of Ireland, were placed on permanent duty on the ior' nt ' j fl %art Sroacv • s Company of Royal Artillery, in Portsmouth is ender ,rders to embark in the Pilot transport for I Cspe of Good liope. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WA R•WPFICIt, DEC. 14, 1821. Ra i m ent of Dragoons—William Terry, Gent. to be Cor pf purchase, vice Pery, promoted in the 7th Light 110 1 1. 1 "' • • /ailment of Light Dragoons--tornet John i.awrenson to ▪ u n gallant, by purchase, vice Bacon, promoted in the 18th . mat Dragoons. orwent of Foot —Ensign Godfrey Charles :Mundy, ftom r h o sttli Foot, to be Ensign, vice Campbell, who exchanges. ▪ D i tm —Jobu Sutherland, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, doe m a zwell, promoted in the 64th Foot. sthlitto--Assistant-Surgeon John Dempster, from the 72d foot. t , ht A s sistant -Surgeon, vice Burrell, who exchanges. • Otto—Lieutenant William Neilly to be Adjutant, vice m a nning, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. o h Ditto.-Gentkman Cadet Walter Ogilvy, from the Royal ofrary College, to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Fludyer, an ointed to the Ist Foot Guards. oilktio—Eosign George Campbell, from the 2d Foot, to be Emir, vice Mundy, who exchanges. gb Ditto. —Thomas Bowyer Bower, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Ferrier, promoted. ot h mmo---Ensign Robert Maxwell, from the 26th Foot, to be Litutenant, by purchase. vice Denham, promoted in 3d Foot. Ditto—Assistant -Surgeon William Henry Burrell, , !.D. f ro m the 38th Foot, to he Assistant- Surgeon, vice Dempster, slao exchanges. axavaT. poWn Robert Simson, Town Major of Portsmouth, to be ihjor in the Army. MEMORANIMM. it or p o intmentsofCornet Burroughs to be Lieutenant , and - Th o mas G il p in, Gent. to be Cornet, notified in the ate of the Bth instant, are in the 14 2 / a Light Dragoons, and pt 1d Light Dragoons, as therein stated. amenissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Fife. S o light Hon. the Earl of L yen and :Melville. Lieutenant (neral the Hoe. Charles Hope, Sir ilob,rt I'-ct- , ..):1„ Bart. Lirstenant-General Sir John Oswald, K.r.B. Admiral it Philip Charles Henderson Durham, K. C. ii. Lieutenant eneral James Durham, Major-General W Robert B uralfour, c ap tain JaniesWemyss the younger. Henry bn, An drew Moffatt WeliWOud, James Home Rigs, and Charles lakland Christie, F.sqrs. to be Deputy Lieutenants. Onsusissions in the South Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry C,asalry, signedby the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. Idward Rogers, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas, resigned; Comet Joshua Emery to be ditto, vice Wm. Parsons, resigned. NAM. /A TELI !GLACE. --- De ship Westmoreland, from Leith, with settlers, arrived, sll mg, at Van EKeman's Land, on the sth of May, and at ma y, New South Wales, on the Ist of June last. Iratasouvn. Dec. I S.—Arrived t N o v a; of Kent packet, las Mail from Lisboa ; and the racket with a Mail feset die Brazils. PLINOOTN Dec. 15.—Put back the M edina, MATTISON, from Won for ilombay. after having been as far as long.when lie bore up, having experienced severe gales from the W. and IW. which caused her to labour and strain ; she must be fresh ailed before she can proceed on her voyage. Paarstrourn Dec. 15.—Tuesday the BRA ZEN, 28, Ca p t. Wat. SWIM PO, sailed from this port for the Ccrk station, but con trary winds have prevented her getting further than Cowes Rada. Upwards of fifty sail of outward-bound merchant ships aredetained at Portsmouth. The Counts, f.x adras and China, made several unsuccessful attempts to put to sea this week. The derive frigate. Sir James ALexAaDsa Gomm K.C.B. was re based from q uarantine, and on Wednesday sh e came into bar. hour, hying been , ordered to be paid off all standing,which takes One on Monday. Capt. ANDREW Klee will re-commi.slon her. The dispatches for India to go out in the Tees, 26, Captain Coe, lave not yet been received. It is expected they will not he dosed until the middle of this week. The Tess is the only ship if war at Spitbead. The Newcartte (Vie Admiral Coxpoes) an d BILLETTE, from flaiffax ; Vino (Rear -Admiral lleowe) and lkizaawasea, from Sr. [Mena; ;Mee LKNUOWES and &AIME, front South America ; RevotierioName and'ltweamoase, from the Mediterranean; O av artio and RALEIGH, from Jamaica, are daily expected to arrive here. TA STAN frigate, Captain Stray, is to relieve the TIOSVNIS 03 the Leeward Island stat Ma ion. Captain I'. D. liar, of the Remote, is appointed to the - ma, vice 1 loccmos, promoted; Lieutenant ANDERSON (I St), of the ROCMETONT, i% promoted to tbe rank of Commander, and anointed to the Cnotencums, in the room of the Earl of lUNT EISOSIS, who has boon promoted, and appointed Governor of the Mad of Dominica. Lieutenants W. CASWCL'. and W. Ito elm, Mr. T. STEWA RT, Sur g eon ; Mr. J. 13 . , Purser ; all Mr. T. DOWN, Assistant Surgeon, to the Baez. Mr. Las sie, to be Master of the Delves. Dec. 16.—Wind S.S. W.—Sailed his Majesty's ship PIONEER, in a cruise. DIAL, DEC. 16.—Wind S.S.W.—The outward-bound remain me rr last. thawace, Dec. 16.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte and the teed Duncan packets. with Mails front Cuxhaven ; and the Nepean packet, with a Mail from Holland. Ilstaecuoti Suirwsere.—Friday night, the Westmoreland, af and from Stockton with a general cargo for L ondon, g ot on Pskefield Beach, afte r been on the Newcome Sand, on the Norfolk coast. The Captain and three men would not leave the vessel, although the life-boat and a large yawl were along. title,and entreated them to come into the boats ; they therefore h mdsemmately perished in the s ea—but-two men and a boy, wit ammo (passenger), embracing the opportunity afforded by the ih.bmit, happily escaped, and were brought safe to shore. The Webs et the ship blowing up, a great quantity of butter and Olds of lour are come on shore. Flat ow THE R tvEn.—About half-past three o'clock, yesterday morning, an alarming fire broke out on board the Boddington West Indiaman, moored off St. Catherine's stairs. The sensation on that part of the River and neighbourhood was very great, and what added to the anxiety was the dread of the tiers near the ship being involved in her fate. Fortunately the damage was confined to the Boddington. 'the ship was in the middle of a tier when the fire broke out, but by the activity of the sailors they were enabled to move every vessel from her to a place of safety.— The floating fire-engines on the River came forward with great promptness, and the firemen commenced playing upon the ship, while some shipwrights were busily employed in cutting holes through her sides so facilitate her being scuttled. But, notwithstand ing their united exertions, it was nearly ten o'clock before ber main-deck was under water. As the tide ebbed, the ship heeled towards the middle of the River, and about twelve o'clock it was found neces sary to cut her main aid mizen-masts by the board. Some idea -of the fury of the fire may be formed, when it is stated, that the main beams of the upper deck were burnt completely through. The Bodding ton had been frfth eoppered about two months ago, and fortunately had only her ballast, cables, and rig sing on board. The rigging was not stretched, but stowed away between decks, which added greatly to the safety of the shipping on that part of the River. .Had the rigging been, on the contrary, set up, and the sails furled on the yards, the lots to the shipping and mercantile inteiests would have been great. DISTURBANCES` IN IRELAND. ?Rom THE DUBLIN JOURNAL OF 0rc.14.. The latest arrivals from the South still afford a melancholy picture of outrage and crime. Tithes seeli to be the watchword of the deluded peasantry, and the collectors are the objects of their vengeance. Monday night, a large party attacked the house of Dawn MULCAHY, within a mile of Clonmel, and de prived him of his musket. On the same evening, about seven o'clock, E. BRYAN was stopped by a party, at his own door, also in the vicinity of Clon mel, and to preveat mischief his brother gave them a blunderbuss, with which they were satisfied. Three other houses in the same neivhbourhood were at tacked and robbed of arms. Two men, residing at Middletown, were cruelly beaten, as they had sent their arms to Fethard for security. The houses of Mr. LODGE and of Mr. MEADE, of Castle Blake, in the vicinity of Cashel, have been deprived of their arm'. Many other houses have been attacked inthis disti ict, and the banditti were so well prepared with arms, sledges, crows, and lighted fire, that scarcely an} house could resist them. Thursday nigh:, a man going from Clonmel to Fethard, was stopped by the banditti, who, finding he was not the person they wanted, allowed him to pass, and declared they would give the tithe proctor they were expecting, the death of the SHEAs before long. Several armed parties were seen in the same neighbourhood; they visited several houses, and posted notices on the gates of the Chapels. Threaten ing notices have also been sent to several Magistrates ough the Post-office. The house of Mr. MlcirAer. DWYER, near Dun drum, in the Barony of Kilnemanogh, was attacked by a strong party, who seized his arms. He ie monstrated with them on the unlawfulness of then conduct, and, in return, they cruelly beat him and I his father-in-law, Mt. M. CARROL. On the same ..I, 4 ht, the house of Mr. D. Dwyzit, Tithe Proctor, in Barony of Clanwilliam, was attacked. He re sisted, but the banditti broke his is indows, and pro ceeded to but his when, to save the lives of his family, he handed out such arms as he possessed. It is said to i.e the ioteution of these bi igands to burn every house and tamily when resistance is made, and, in ciinsetpieiii.i., of the respectaale farmei s have sent their arms to toe tows: of Tipperary. Ira J.iy night, more than twelity houses were at t .e.ed at Kll4lcka.aoroher, in :he county of Lime i la, on the hot Jet •of Tipperary. The same night, a number .4 h-uses were robbed of arms in the vici nity of Sitevnatria:i Mountain ; among which were, Mr. LisNotis, Mr. AspEßs, It. HANIOAN'S, M. DAt.rores, &c. As it was understood that the ban ditti weie to search for aims, on that night, several farmers in that neighbourhood delivered up their arms to the Magistrates, which saved them from the !nal asiding parties. In the Ci•un..s of Cork outrages still continue. On Wednesday night the hoe e of Mr. WARD, a school master, situated near VI itchelstown. was searcheJ for .11 ills by several tuffi ins, who swote hint to conceal the cire,mstance. Thursday night the house of Mr. M•Cairritv, of Knockane, ill the Parish of Drum cto_ tie. is as searched ; they got a pistol, and, atter a minute earth, they found two pounds of gunpowder, vk filch oe had procured for the purpose of blasting a q.sait). 0.1 the saute night the haggard .4 the Rev. Mi. GASH, situated between Macron;l and Ca.- ryadol'hid, was set on fire, and ten stacks of grain wets consumed. By the arrivals this morning we have received ac counts of various outrages and robberies committed in the ount or Limerick. In the neighbourhood of Hospital Captain Rock braves every danger. Satin day night he posieti a notice at Patrick's-well Chapel, ordering a reduction of 60 per cent. on all rents. He .tiao threatened the High Sheriff for his officiousness, aid, it i; said, that a man well dressed and mounted was the sole actor. Ia the course of last week five houses near Hos pital acre searched, and arms obtained. Those who had not arms were obliged to contribute money.— Sunday night two houses at Ballycahil were robbed. It is stated, that the wrong diligence of the military is unavailing against the perfect organization of the banditti, who elude every attempt to seize them. The neighbourhood of Welchestown, near Charle vibe, is a scene of continued disturbance, as scarcely a night passes that bandittis do not patrol the roads and attack the peaceable inhabitants. Saturday night, 500 insurgents paraded near Elmvale, and took fire arms from six farmers houses. Monday uight, a number of armed men attacked the house of M. FITZGERALD, of Ballyvarreen, near Kildimo, and broke into it, when they destroyed all his furniture, and left a notice with a man of his re sident in the house, to have FITZGERALD give up the farm ; they afterwards killed two cows and a horse belonging to FITZGERALD, supposed with a sledge, as their skulls were all beat in. FITZGERALD only took this farm last May. Tuesday morning, about six o'clock, Lieutenant MORRIS, and a party of the Ballylongford Corps, proceeded te a farm in the neighbourhood of Bally bunion, to distrain some cattle, under warrant of a Magistrate, and a report being circulated through the fair of Tarbeit, that this party were attacked and fired upon, soon reached Captain Roam LESLIE, w ho, accompanied by WILLIAM LINDSAY, Esq. Mr. KIITSON, and a party cf the Tarbert Infantry, set off instantly to their assistance, when they met them at Agee, returning, after beating off upwards of a thou sand people, armed Kith scythes, pitchforks, and stones, killing two men, one woman, and wounding several others. The house of Mr. W. ORANGE, within a mile of Castle Connell, was attacked by a very large armed party, at night, about a week since, and a carbine taken from him. He had previously received a notice of a visit, and on application to a Magistrate, two policemen were stationed in his house, but unfortu nately they were withdrawn only the day before the attack. Extract of a letter from a Magistrate in the neigh bourhood of Kilmallick :••••• 44 Saturday night, the Ist of December, the insurgents traversed Ihrra, Gar. ryartbur, and Tully, for arms and money, and got plenty of the latter horn the undefended farmers. On the night of the 4.th, the inhabitants of Laurencetown, Ballincrana, and Ballinamma, were also obliged to contribute one, two, or three pounds, or have their houses burned, their arms having teen taken five or six weeks ago—the windows of Many broken, and escorting her. The above nine men - are lodged in jail this day, and will be tried at the Comteission. In our last we mentioned that two men bad been taken into custady near Charleville. WV hate since learned that an attempt was made to rescue them, in which one was so badly wounded, that no hope o f recovery is entertained.—Limerick Chronick, Dec.l2. Twenty eight muskets of different kinds have been taken from the labouring classes in the vicinity of Newport, as a measure of precaution. In the County of Mayo several persons have been lodged in jail under the charge of being Ribbonmen and having prescribed unlawful oaths. A house occupied by a party of Police, who were absent, was burned on Saturday night, at Ballinacor, near Castletown delvin, Mayo. A man, who lived at Hollyhill, two miles from Castlebar, was last week stoned to death, by six or seven of his neighbours. His offence was attempting to extricate a pig from a dog which had • been set at it by those charged with the murder. Sunday night a ruffian threw a stone at the spy tinel stationed at the Excise Office of Castlebar, by which the soldier was much injuted, and the offender . escaped. shots fired into them, On the night of the sth, nine houses were assailed in Ballingarry, Glenbroban, Knocklong, and Cloharto, at which some arms were had, and all but one contributed money. These are the recurrences in the east of Costlea, where the Ma gistrates have been these six-or seven weeks memo rializing for troops or police, there being at this time I no troops, and only nine policemen in the Barony." Friday evening last, Mr. J. RYAN, of Pallas Kenry, having gone from &nee to his farm at Courtbrown, I near Askeaton, wants his lodging for the night at a tenant's house, but desired that it should not be made known that he stopped there, as he was always in the habit of returning home each day he visited his farm. He retired to rest, and about twelve o'clock was dragged from his bed by the neck, and placed on his knees, by three men, who swore they would instantly shoot him unless he gave them arms. He declared he had none. Two muskets were then aimed at him, one at his back the other at his breast, the muzzles of which touched his skin, and each moment he ex pected to be blown to atoms, when a third struck him violently over the left eye with a gun, which knocked him flat on the ground. At this time a per son from the outside cried out—" D—n the rascal, finish him and come away!" upon which Mr. RYAN was agaia struck, and the three men left the room, firing one shot. After they departed, Mr. RYAN dressed himself, and having gone towards the outer door, found it open, without any appearance of vio lence; upon which he concluded that the owners must have had a participation hi . the outrage com mitted, when be left the place, and passed through the country till he reached the guard. house at Castle town, in a bleeding and mutilated condition. On account of the continued exertions of E. V. FITZGERALD, Esq. a most efficient Magistrate, in his part of the county, notices have been posted, signed Captain Rock, forbidding any person to work for him. About three o'clock on Tuesday, as Mr. FITZGERALD'S son was riding on the high road leading through Cahireeny, in the parish of Kildimo, he perceived a man, with his face blackened, inside the road wall, with a short gun in his hand; the man fired at him, but fortunately missed him, when he instantly rode off The police stationed at Pallas made immediate search for the ruffian, but could get no intelligence of him. Wednesday night, the houses of Mr. R .EAGAR, of Ardagh, M. Fox, and two HICKSONS, in the parish of Knockane, in the county of Kerry; also houses of men of the name of TALBOT, in the parish of Killor glan, were surrounded by a party of men, completely armed, and who appeared to answer the desCription The Duke of WE LLINGTON arrived unex p ecteil y on of military, rather than banditti ; they deprived the Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, a: Apsley-house, inhabitants of their arms and what gunpowder they from Sttathfield-saye. The Marquis WaLtzst.Ev, ac had, with the exception of one of the Tataors, who companied by two Gentlemen, left town soon after, retreated with his arms, which he refused to give up, in his carriage and four, for Ireland, where he is ex though they fired three shots at him. pected to arrive on Tuesday morning. COUNTY OF WESTkIEATH. Hyde Park was yesterday fashionably attended, in HORRIBLR MURDER.—A letter from Kin d, of consequence of the unusual fine weather. The female I December 4, says:—" This day I saw one of the ekganges displayed their fine forms in the appropriate most awful sights I ever witnessed, in a small fi e ld , dress of the season, the embroidered blue pelisse a-la near the road leading from Longwood to Rath name feathers. and the close cottage bonnet and black near Mr. THOMAS KINGSTON'S house, on the same feathers. .The beaux still sport the Esterhazy brown, land, a man of the name of Wu. WILEst, who was w ith full trowsers of the Anglesea mixture ; the Jo waylaid, or followed by a party from the fair, knocked life hat appears to be coming into vogue. down with a shovel, sticks. &c. and with a razor or The last of the Bedfordean premiums, annually knife, they cut his throat Irons ear to ear, and almost distributed for several years past in Goswell-street, severed the head from the body, and cut his mouth on for improvement in the breed of cattle, sheep, and either side in like manner, and other parts of his face ; pigs, was given on Friday last : the Duke of BEDFORD they took off his coat and waistcoat, leaving both at has a ithdrawn his name from this Club. sonic distance from the body, with - the waistcoat but- A most alarming and destructive fire was disco toned, and not one drop of blood on either ; the hour vered, between the hours of twelve and one, on the between seven and eight o'clock. The Inquest will morning of Saturday se'nnight, in the large and ex be held to-morrow morning, at nine. This is far tensive spinning factory, six stories high, situated at worse than Mr. CRUISE's murder : he was brother to Houghton Bottoms, near Leeds, and occupied by the WILEY that prosecuted DUNN." Messrs. BAILEY and LIVUEY. Such was the rapid COUNTY OF TIPPERARY. progress made by the devouring flames, that the en- Friday night, some merciless wretches p l u cked the tire machinery, with the stock, was totally destroyed wool from the backs of ten sheep belong in g to Mr. in the short space of two hours , by which nea rl y two RYAN, of Cottage, some of which ha ve since died : hundred individuals will be, at least fot a considerable it would have been less cruel to have stolen the sheep, time, 'thrown out of employment. than to treat the poor innocents in this way. -Clow STATE LOTTERY.—T. BIM respectfully reminds mel Advertiser. his best friends, the Public, that the State Lottery As early as the hour of ten on Monday night, a finishes Drawing Next Thursday, on which day, man in the employment of Mr. MICHAEL O'BRIEN, One Prize of £.30,000, Two of £5OOO, One of 1.:2000, of Scartany, within two miles and a half of Caber, One of £lOOO, and several other Money Capitals, being then on his way to Mitchelstown, on horseback, must be Drawn. Those adventurers whe purchased fell in with a very large party of armed men at the between the second and Third Day, with intent to Cross of Curraghatoher, near Ballylooby. On ques- take advantage of the Contractors offer, must return, tioning him, they found he was what they considered their Tickets or Shares on or before Wednesday next, a stranger (though only from the vicinity of Mitchels- for after that day not any will be taken (whether town), and told him he should immediately quit the drawn or not). In the present Lottery, Blur has al country, saying, that they must drive all strangers ready sold Nine Capitals, being exactly One Half of from it, having something of consequence to manage all that base been drawn!!! among themselves ; they then escorted him two mites In a recent Lottery, when a plan similar to the on the Mitchelstown road, when they took the horse present was adopted, by which Purchasers had the from him, and put him on his oath never to return option of returning their Tickets or Shares, a Gentle again to that country ; the horse they kept riding all man purchased, at CARROLL'S Office, the Ticket No. night. They afterwards went to the house of another labourer of Mr. O'BRIEN , of the n a me of Cantwell, 18,775. As it was undr awn, he desired to have his Money returned; but changing his mind, determined but he not being at 'home, they left orders with a to keep it, and on the Next Day it was drawn a Grand neighbour, to tell him to quit the neighbourhood forth witla.—/bid. Prize of £30,000. This is probably the reason why so many persons now keep the Numbers they hare We lament to hear, from respectable authority, purchased at CARROLL'S, as, by returning them, they that the lives of some Gentlemen have been put in would give up all possibility of gaining any of the danger by assassins in ambush, whom GOD has pro- Prizes of £30,000, L:5,000, &c. which will be drawn tected from their wrath ; and we arc also given to NUT THURSDAY. u nderstand, that a Roman Catholic Clergy man has CoNN EICHANGI, MAZZAM A Dec. 17.—A very great goon. been visited, not many nights ago , in t his count y , b y City of Wheat remained over from last week's arrivals, in addi ax and Kent, but very little of f . which was of fineluality ; party of these armed ruffians, who cautioned him to don to which we bad a good suppresh ia this morning from be silent, and to make no comment whatsoever, at his in consequence, prime samples obtained last Mond..y 5 prices, Chapel, ou their proceedings.—/bid. but all other sorts were offered full 21. per quarter lower, with- COUNTY O: KERRY. out being able to effect sales at that abatement. The extremely heavy sale for Malt has occasioned a decline of from 3s. to 4s. Wednesday, the 28th ult. a banditti of armed men per quarter on fine Harley, and the stained and inferior qualities attacked the lodge of EDWARD HARNETT, of Sand- are as. per quarter lower. New Leans are 25. per quarter lower. ville, Esq. at Knucknaboul,in this county, and having The Oat trade was heavy at last week's priansces.—Current pric3's es% forced an entrance, swore th e herdsman to be the excuse. Smolt Be ~.....285 'lick ditto 035 26 , bearer of the message to his master , p ur p ortin g , that Wheats Kent unless he (Mr. HARNETT) sent, on or before the fol. x en and 405 Old 545 Oats, Potatoe ... ...... 24 s 2 111 Suffolk ' ..... New 405 Old 525 .-- Poland *Os 24s lowing Saturday night, to a certain place in the , Norfolk .........•-... 405 46s -- Feed ... ......... i6s 20s 265 285 Flour, per Sack 50s $5O county of Cork, two guns and a case of p istols, the y Rye 165 2 85 Rapeseed, per Last .C2B .C 34 would burn all his houses, and destroy the entire of BarkY Malt ... ........ ..... 485 36s Tom o". his stock, then grazing on the above lands. White Peas 245 26s Wheat, Dantsic .Os COUNTY OF LIMERICK. .....------, Bailers •..30s 320 Baltic Red, Hambro' or Grey Peas , 1:35 ass Brabant red .. ...... Os Monday night, the police stationed at Newcastle, sorronno g apprehended, C hiefM a 1; ist under Magistrat e, thpeastvaßrrrantu of f Tl ajor s ‘‘ L 'i r c e, Mor- IE bloat Dec. 17.—There never was lawn a ; lest t en so ded full of f way y til as w owse as that of this morning th ot o p Mar . . maintain last week's quotation,. and the infest n sorts welt ritt Cregan, George , Darcy, Patrick Enright, Thomas Keefe? Daiel Keefe, John Finn, and Patrick Cregan, nominal_ in 1) 1. '7- to — C u ller p p r t i r ces ston i e of orm; mutton, 21. 63. charged on oath with having committed a riot under I to 3t.t'64. Veal. 3s. 0.1. to 4s. ed. Pork, 2s. Od. to 45.0 d. the Whiteboy Act, and with having assaulted C B - I Cattleat Market: Bouts, 4850; Calves, 200; Sheep and lambs, TIMELINE HAMMY, a Crown prosecutrix, on her re-1111,100; Pip, 300. —Hay and Straw per load, Hay, St. 10e. to tura from last Assizes, and the police who were jilt 4s. Clover, 4 "59 51.05. Straw, IA es. to 11 . ins. BOXING. Monday, a match took place half-way near Colerne and Bath radon, Somersetshire, between two young men, one from each place, when, after a severe battle, which lasted an hour, they were both so well towelled, that the umpires could not decide which was the victor. The fathers of the combatants acted as seconds. RANDALL AND MARTIN. TO TUB =MR Or TOR STAR. Weymouth Arms, Saturday, Dec. IS. Sin—After Randall bad defeated Martin in their last battle, the latter challenged Randall to fight him again for £3OO a-side —to which Randall consented—but when Martin and a Gentle man called upon Randall to make a deposit, Randall refused. A short time elapsed, when Randall inserted in your Paper (see STAR, Dec. 4), that he would fight Martin for X3OO a-side, in case his friends would bet £lOOO eves. Sir, I now wish yois to state, that the friends of Martin have agreed to Randall's pro position, namely, " Martin to fight Randall for £3OO a-side, and bet £lOOO even.". A deposit will be made at any time in &tout of Martin. If Mr. Randall should again refuse to make a de. posit, I will leave the Sporting World to judge for themselves. I am, &c. T. W. SPRING, RARE SPORT FOR TO-MORROW ! The following fights are to take place within sixteen mike • from London : The Birmingham Youth and .Abbot, for £5O a-side. Lenny and Brown (the Sprig of Myrtle), fur £3O a-side ; And a wind-up between Massa Kendrick, the Black, and Acton, a known good one. A I um oF :0