Star. — London, England, 1821-11-26 00:00:00

men seized JOHN ITEWEON, Esq. of Castle- While he was walking on his lawn, but a age distance from his house. They darted from a yin which they had been concealed. He wa s totally unprepared, and was compelled to ac company them to his house, to deliver up his arms. wh e n they approached Castle Hewson, the inmates for defence ; but the ba n d itti, p resentin g d or e r l h ed o stage, threatened Mr. lizwaore with the fate / Goo, and to save his life, the arms were handed w i t h which they walked off. The house of E. risr , Esq. of Ballynort, was also visited by the o r party, who obtained one musket. is the County of Cork, disturbances still continue w e d. Several farmers have been sworn to bring fgoo t he city of Cork one pound of powder each, lo d es penalty of death. joy BARRY, a constable in Dunlow, when re hosing from Cork, was attacked within six miles of pi s li o vi, by three carmen, with whom he walked in ro p il y for some distance. They took his carbine and word, beating him most unmercifully. He en %honored to get the country people to assist in pur sax theiti, but in vain. -- if* disturbances in the vicinity of Mallow are far f oo having abated. The military force in the town 0/Mallow has been augmented by the Staff of the N or th Cork Militia, consisting of about 96 effective s o, which had received orders to march front Ter sug,tbeir head-quarters, in the course of last week. COUNTY OF DUI3LIN. ire are sorry to learn, that within ten miles of the y e aupolis, many . houses and haggards have been b u rned down, within the last week, in the town and ,ki n i l y of Garristown, and that in the noon-day, three h ors e s were shot by a man in woman's clothes, , ear i li g a veil. The allege . d offence, the daring to take leases from the Lord of the Manor, of land for mall commons, but enclosed by Act of Parliament. COUNTY OF LIMERICK. ili oN THE LIMERICK CHRONICLE OP WEDNESDAY. hbaughoessy, whose sentence of death was com moted to transportation for lite, and who was sent s ome time since to the convict-ship at Cove, was last week remanded to the depot in the city,of Cork, it was supposed in consequence of some useful informa tion which he was about to communicate, touching &present disturbances in this county. Saturday last, Mr. F. O'SHAUGIINESSY, Officer of Essig, stationned at Ratlikeale, proceeded to the s od of Cratloe, county of Clare, assisted by a party t ithe/9th Foot, and there destroyed three very ex waive distilleries, containing large quantities of pot ale and singlings ; also destroyed 40 bar rels of malt I process, and seized 10 barrels of dry malt, which have been lodged in the stores at Limerick. kis said that the Adjutants of Militia Staffs will be imted with the Commission of the Peace. 'ham JOHN CROKER and his Lady, returning the carriage to his house at Croom Glebe, a few sights ago, were fired at by some villains from behind ate, near Croom, happily without effect. We are credibly informed that those nightly ma in order to protect their personr from the ef • of light shot or slugs, actually envelope them . resin hay ropes from the feet to the neck, which, e are told, will repel that description of ammuni . This hint should be attended to by all who are • upon defending their residence, so as to prepared with more weighty metal to enter these • (*mail. QUEEN'S COUNTY. Wednesday night last a party of men attacked the se of a person named MURPHY, near Cullahill, the Queen's County, and within four miles of hnstown, County Kilkenny. The party having sue hied in breaking in, dragged MURPHY, find beat s so cruelly, with spades, that in a short time they epsired him of life; after which they nearly severed is head from his body with a billhook. The reason signed for this atrocious outrage is, that MURPHY stunted two persons who had stolen sheep from his, and who were convicted of that offence at the Lt Assizes. COUNTY OF CLARE. Saturday evening, as a man belonging to JAMES ferocu, Esq. of Carbane. in the County of Clare, sas returning home from Ennis, at five o'clock, he was waylaid and murdered near Cratloe, by some' moos unknown ; suspicion is attached to a man' whom he had a dispute with some time back, at the, fair of Sis.mile Bridge, in the said County. his skull was literally broken to pieces : he has left a wife' with See children to deplore his loss. An Inquest sruheld on the body on Sunday, by It. G. GREENE, Esq. Verdict—s , Wilful Murder against persons unknown."— Clare Journal. The Clore Journal, of last Monday, reasserts what it had formerly stated, respecting the death of Goes- Ss, the unfortunate young man who had been rounded at Six Mile-bridge. It says, that the house vas enveloped in flames before the death of that per son, but still leaves it a matter of doubt whether the wretched creature lost his life by accident or design. 4 0 i His Majesty's ship MENA!, Captain MORESBY, C.B. arrived at Port Louis, Mauritius, on the 4th of April hit, with the Success brig, of Nantes, VINCENT BCR IIAND Master, from Zanzibar to Bourbon, with 343 islel, men, women, and boys. The MENAI had Imiuusly captured the Emily schooner, with 80 gnus. The following is an extract from a letter, describing the recent services of this ship the 23d of April we embarked Prince Simiski, a Mada- Z4Chief; Mr. Hastie, Ambassador; Mr. David Missionary, with their suite, and arrived "the29th at Tamative. We saluted, and the forts wileatd it. About six hundred black fellows were !Iwia . ka a crack, to clear the boats. The population !!Rwely black. The palace of the King, Randama, lie:gated on a prodigious high mountain, more than XOO mules inland. One of his principal Generals was 10 huh Serjeant in our Artillery. The King sent a !kluge to our Ambassador (whose principal object a the aboli;ion of the slave traffic), that 1200 of his wiPs, and 2000 slaves, were on the way to escort .. tto up the country. There being no carriage con- LeTanues, everything is conveyed on men's backs.— had a bullock sent on board every day ; they sell here at about a dollar and a half each, weighing from 3901bi.t0 4001bs.—plenty of poultry, but no vegeta ..ies.-Itmes and lemon-trees grow wild: in fact, these vil islanders gave us everything we wanted. We now fitting (12th of June) at Port Louis, for a Yo-months maize, intending to take a trip to the Johanna Islands, with two Madagascar Princes. THE ARMY. The 75th regiment bas been removed from the lonian Islands to Gibraltar. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, NOVEMZER 23. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Gentleman Cadet Washing ton Hibbert, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Abercromby, promoted. let Regiment of Dragooos—Lieutenant John Cranston Green to be Captain, by purchase, ♦ice Hoskins, who retires; Cor net James Keating to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Green. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Richard Rich Wil ford Brett, from half-pay of the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Hamond Alpe, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 9th Ditto—Captain Charles Henry Somerset, from the half pay of the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice John B. her, who exchanges, receiving the difference. lOth Ditto—Ensign Francis Godolphin D'Arcey, Marquis of Carmarthen, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Otway , promoted ; L ord: Francis Leveson Gower to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Viscount Beauchamp, pro moted. 12th Ditto—Cornet Hon. George Hervey, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Slade, pro moted in the 2d Ceylon Regiment. 19th Ditto—Captain Sir John Rowk.nd Eustace to be Major, by purchase, vice kleultrie, who retires; Lieutenant George Duff to be Captain, by purchase, vice Eustace ; Cornet George Johnstone to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Duff. 3d Regiment of Foot—Geademaa Cadet William Harris, from the Royal Military College, to be Et.sigu, by purchase, vice Hill. 12th Ditto—Captain John William Henderson, from the half pay of the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Captain, vice John Campbell, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Wiriam Fothergill, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Pounden, p:omoted in the ;;;;.h Poo:. 2lst Ditto—Second Lieutenant George Deare to be First Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Bridgeman, promoted in the 21:th Foot; Howe Courtenay Dan:el, Gent. to be Second Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Deare. 29th Ditto--rhur.uel Brandt:An Belleau, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sitwell, promoted. • 3;th Ditto—Su:gee.) William Munro, from half-pay of the Bth West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Ralph Edon, who exchanges. 38th Ditto—Lieutenant John James Snodgrass, from the 52d Foot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Mathew, who re signs the Adjutantcy only. 434 Ditto—Arthur Cz.pel, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hay, appointed to the Coldstream Foot Guards. 55th Ditto—Ensign Joshua John Pounden, from the 12th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by 'purchase, vice Hall, promoted. 78th Ditto—Lieutenant Augustus Vrede:ick En:s, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Coles, promoted. 79th Ditto—Lieutenant James Dudgeon Brown, from half-pay of the 3d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice John Ford, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 84th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Vandeleur, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase, vice &Amish, who retires. 3d West India Regiment—Mr. Charles M'Bean, who resigned as Captain in this Regiment, in 1811, without purchase, when in a state of mental derangement, has been reinstated in his rank, with a view to his being placed upon half-pay from the 25th June, 1821. The appointment of Gentleman Cadet Alexander Moorhead, from the Royal Military College, to be Second Lieutenant in the 2d Ceylon Regiment, on the 26th of July bit, has not taken place. The appointment of Cornet Leslie to be Lieutenant in the 18th Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the 17th instant, has not Wien place. The Hon. Colonel FITZGIBBON, commanding the County of Limerick Royal Regiment, has offered to Government the services of his Staff; the Earl MOUNT CHARLES has also offered the Staff of the Clare Mili tia ; both of which have been accepted. The fall of Lima gains confirmation by the latest intelligence from South America. A letter received by a mercantile house in the City from Rio Janeiro, dated October 4th, speaks confidently of the event having taken place. The fall of Lima is confirmed, by the following extract from a letter, received at Portsmouth on Saturday morning, from an Officer at Rio Janeiro, dated the 26th September:— ,, The English schooner 1 Samuel, arrived here on the 26th inst. in fourteen days from the River Plate, bringing certain accounts of the fall of Lima to the Independent forces under General SAN MARTIN and Lord COCHRANE; an event viewed by the merchants here as of no small im portance, in opening a market for the purchase of British manufactures. All the ships lately on this station are round Cape Horn, except the Slaney, Cap tain STANHOPE, which ship is in the River Plate.— The Blossom, 28, Captain VERNON, and Alacrity, Captain Hon. FREDERICK SPENCER, sailed to-day to join Sir THOMAS HARDY, at Valparaiso; the former arrived, with the Beaver, Captain M'LEAN, on the 22d inst. from the St. Helena station. On the 14th inst. the Aurora frigate, Captain HENRY PRESCOTT C.B. arrived from England, after a tedious passage of forty-seven days from Plymouth, and thirty-four from Madeira; she remains here, being second in command on the station. The Doris frigate, Capt. I'. GRAHAM, arrived some time before from England. The force collected round Cape Horn will be, Superb, 74; Creole, Owen Glendower, Blossom, and Conway, fri gates ; Beaver and Alacrity sloops. The Morgiana, Captain FINLAYSON, is lying here, from the coast of Africa. She has sent into Bahia a schooner, with 170 slaves on board. All is quiet at this place, but there appears a great want of confidence in the present Start Managers ; and what is worse for us, the Portuguese {have not any money in circulation and everything is very dear. The Beaver sails for Bahia to-morrow. Mr. LAMBERT Purser of the Alacrity, died on the 21st inst. while in the act of preparing to go to the Opera. Mr. J. S. LATHY, a Purser on half-pay, serving on board her as Clerk, is appointed to the va cancy. Mr. JAMES LIDDELL (Midshipman), of the Aurora, is appointed to act as Lieutenant of the Alacrity, vice Hon. F. SPENCER, promoted. The con vict ship Providence, willh two hundred female con victs on board, bound to Botany Bay, is lying here. P.S. I open my letter to say, that several expresses have arrived to mercantile houses here, announcing the fall of Lima. Thepacket sails to-morrow morning. The young Prince YPSILANTI, accompanied by his Governor and two other Greeks, has arrived in Paris, in Order to prosecute his studies. Professor GOERRILS and his family have arrived from Switzerland, and will pass the winter in Paris. DUEL PREVENTED.—It having come to the know ledge of the Magistrates of Portsmouth that a meet ing was intended to take place on Southsea Com mon, on Friday, between Lieutenant J. and Mr. P. both belonging to the Navy, several constables were directed to seek for, and take the parties into custody, which they succeeded in doing before anything serious happened. The intended duellists were bound over with sureties in a heavy sum to keep the peace, and then discharged. The APOLLO frigate, in Portsmouth harbour, is ordered to be taken into dock, to undergo such al terations as are necessary to her being fitted up as a yacht for the KING'S personal use. The Royal George yacht, being only of a sloop of war's tonnage, has been found too small for the convenient stowage of a suffi cient quantity of water and provisions for a sea voyage. His MAJESTY, it is supposed, therefore, will only use this yacht in future in cruizes within the Isle of Wight. Sir CHARLES PAGET is to give the suitable directions necessary to fit the AroLco yacht for his MAJESTY. She is to occupy the dock in which the NAIAD is now under repair, the workmen employed on which ship are ordered to expedite her with all possible speed, by working without any limitation to their earnings. The Normande, French ship of war, arrived at the ,Cape of Good Hope on the ISM of September, from Brest, on her way to take possession of the Island of St. ary, Madagascar. Wednesday, the transport Sophia (Lieut. SPENCER, Agent), arrived at Portsmouth from the Mediterra nean, with a cargo of returned Government stores, taken on board at Malta, which place she left on the 14th ult. in company with the Success and Pilot transports, which arrived last week. The Sophia was detained to get a new mainmast at Gibraltar; she left that port on the 11th inst. and next day met his Majesty's ship ACTIVE, Sir JAMES GORDON,With Lori: CHATHAM on board, which ship left Portsmouth on the 28th ult. Sunday se'unight, the SEMIRAMIS, Rear-Admiral Lord CoLvit.tz, Captain HUSKISSON, sailed from Portsmouth for Cork; the PHAETON, Captain Mon- TAGU, for Cork and Plymouth ; and the ROSARIO, Captain MA MYATT, on a crui ze.-IMond ay, the WYE, Captain P. FISHER, arrived with volunteer seamen from Chatham, and returned thither the next day. Tuesday, the len IGENIA, Commodore Sir R. MEND, sailed for the coast of Africa; and the CAMELEON, Captain MINGAY, with money for the Dock-yard at Plymouth.—Saturday morning, the SHAMROCK, Cap tain MARTIN WHITE, arrived from surveying the coasts of Ireland.—Remain at Spithead—Twi, for the East Indies; BRAZEN, and Snnarnocx.—About thirty sail of outward-bound merchantmen have been forced into Portsmouth by foul winds. The Phccniz, Captain WEATHERHEAD ' with 180 convicts from the hulks at that port, for B otany Bay, also remains at Spithead. The TARTAR frigate has been re-commissioned by Captain HENRY E. P. STURT. Lieutenant RICHARD I PEACE is appointed to her. Lieutenant JOHN KING is appointed First of the DRIVER ; Lieutenant H. P. Jorms, First of the BRAZEN ; Lieutenant 0. Gum- NINO to the MORGIANA. Mr. B. HUNTER is appointed Master, and Mr. MARCHANT Purser of the SPENCER; Mr. YULE, Master to the SEMIRAMIS. The SPENCER, 74, late guard-ship at Cork, has been paid off by Captain S.C. ROWLEY, and re-com missioned by Sir THOMAS LAVIE, as the third guard ship at Plymouth. COURT OF KING'S D . ENCII—TILth b NAVAL INTELLIGENCE: s pron Dui., Nov. 25. —Wind W.S.W.—Arrived yesterday the Sir on the Rev: This day sentence wa ounced u Stephen Lushington, M'K etta a, from Bombay ; sailed 29th of p R. BLACIOW, for the libel upon her l ate M a j est y, i n * May, from the Isle of France 10th August, and St. Helena 29th September; Skelton, DIRON. from Sydney (New South Wales), i Sermon which he preached at Liverpool. sated 10th June, and sailed for Hull; Attar, from Smyrna for London; and Tobago, Bausant, from Hull for Grenada Mr. DENatA prayed the judgment of t h e Court. Put back the Brothers, — , for Jamaica; Demerara packer, u pon the defendant. for Demerara ; Younghusbanl,—, for Ba rbadoes; and several others. Came down from the River and remain, the Hutton,Mr. Justice lioutovn read ihe note s of the t r i a l Baown, for Buenos Ayres; and Betsy, Mina, for Madeira an d at the last Assizes at Lanca s t er . Berbice. Put back to-day. the Harvey, for Trinidad ; Tigrii, Ann, Cambria, Fleetwood, Waterloo, Temple, Nelson, and No affidavits were put in o n e i t h er s ide, a nd the Segar, for Jamaica. Came down from the River and remain, Bev. Defendant, who stood on the floor of the Court s the Rebecca, Sot, for St. Lucie; and Nesbit, GRAY, for Ja maica. Arrived the Resolution, Roman, from St. Pctersburgh declined saying anything in mititigation. for Brietol. Mr. BROUGHAM, under these circumstances, do Fatuous's, Nov. 24.—Arrived yesterday, the Sir Sidney Smith, Latinos, from Jersey for Rio Janeiro. Put back, the five dined addressing the Court in aggravation. Mr. Justice BAYLEt (after co nsu l t i ng w i t h t h e packets that sailed on the 21st inst. and the Britannia, for Se ville. Arrived today, the Catharine, Grassy, from Cork for Bourdeaux, leaky. other Judges) briefly addressed the defendant, and s POLTSMOUTH, Nov. 25.—Wind S.W.—Put back yesterday the said that he must himself be fully impre ss ed w ith t he George Daysh, EDGAR. Arrived to-day the glanheins, Jonas from the Downs for Alicant • Maria, Rooms, from ditto for ' heinous character of the libel he had utte r ed, and o f Marseilles; Prince Regent, Hermosa, and Fortune, Doweu4G, the aggravation of the offence, from the circumstances from ditto for the Mediterranean; Maria, Nomos, from Mar of the time and place a: which hehad committed it Mlles; and Two Brothers, tisanes, from Seville. Sailed the The sentence of the Court upon him f or the sa id o f: Tantivy, Ratios?, and Emulation, STANWORTH, for Poole; and Sisters, Wan", for London. The Sophia transport has come into harbour to discharge Government stores. fence, therefore, was, that he do pay a fine to the Cowes, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Liverpool Packet, Co King of One Hundred Pounds ; th a t he b e i m p r i sone d ma, from Batavia, out eighty-nine days. On the 20th instant, at twelve s A. M. very darn, and blowing hard, sixty leagues east of in the custody of the Marshal of the Marshalsea of Cape Finisterre, came in contact with a brig. when they heard that Court (the King's Bench Pri s o n ) f or t h e s p ace o f the cry of " Goo save to!" Her stern struck the brig's bow; the latter immediately disappeared ; but they afterwards saw a Six Calendar Months ; and that he do further find sureties to keep the peace, and for his g o o d b e h av i oun light astern ; wore ship and run down for three-quarters of an hour, but could not hear or see anything of her, and believes she must have sunk. Captain COFFIN found, at day-light, a gilt for the term of five years, himself in the sum of 00 rose, an ornament of the brig's cathead, made of birch-wood. £5 , and two sureties in the sum of £250 ea c h : The Liverpool Packet's cutwate: is knocked off her stern, about six inches, which is the only damage she received. The defendant was then removed from Court in the custody of one of the tipstaffs, and lodged in Livraroot, Nov. 24.—Arrived, the Alpha, from Bahia : fell in on the 17th inst. in lat. 48. 17. long. 15. with the Agin court, timber loaded, waterlogged, and abandoned by the crew. a private room in the lobby, until the crowd in the The schooner Cambridge is on shore near the Rock; two of die avenue had dispersed. He was then removed to the crew drowned. The Clyde, MUCIMUNT, from Liverpool for ' Buenos Ayres, was totally lost on the 2d September, near Mal- King s Bench prison in a hackney-coach. donado ; one man lost; part of the cargo saved. The Fame, The sentence passed in the Court of King's Bench on Satur day, on the two Proprietors and Printer of the Min MAU News paper, was as follows:—R. T. Wriavta, to pay a Fine of £100; Woomera, of and for Whitehaven, from Miramichi, was aban doned off Bern Head, waterlogged ; five of the crew and two passengers were picked up in a boat by the Aimwell, arrived ARROWLIIITM and WILLIAM SHACICRLL, to pay each a Fine of here from Miramichi; the Captain and one nun remained on £500: the whole three to be imprisoned in the King's Bench the wreck, being afraid to trust to :he boat. A schooner is re - P r i son f or t h e p er i o d o f Ni ne M o n t h s , an d t h en fi n d two mend ported to have foundered this morning in Formby Channel. ties each in the sum of £250, and enter into their personal re. RAKSCATIL, Nov. 25.—Arrived the Friendship, WARBILNI, from cognizances in the sum of £5OO, to keep the peace for five years. London for Portsmouth, with loss of bowsprit. Yameousu Nov. 24.—A large Swedish ship got on the Cross Sand on Thu rsday; boats were sent off to her, and returned with the crew, except one man who was drowned ; there being a great deal of sea, the following morning not a vestige of her was to be seen. Hawks, Nov. 26.—Arrived. the Princess Charlotte packet, with Mails from Cuxhaven. Sailed, the Prince Oscar stacker, with a Mail for Gottenburgh. The latter is a new packet, now making her first voyage. Snossmit, Nov. 25.—The Venus, Scow, from Sunderland, in coming into harbour (being without a pilot) ran foul of the centre pier, stove in her starboard bow, and sunk, but will be got up as soon as the coals are out of her. CORBY, Nov. 16.—The sloop William and Ann, from Inver ness for Liverpool, was wrecked last night on the Island of Pabey, Braidfrid Bay; crew saved, but it is likely :lee vessel and cargo will be lost. The cargo of the Peter and William, mentioned before, is saved, bat the vessel is a total wreck. Cessost.liousr, Nov. 24. Ships Entered 'lnwards:—The Active, from Dublin ; Emerald, from Belfast ; Sarah, from Wa terford; Joseph, from ditto; Aurora, from Trieste; Three &I then, from Onega ; Salmon River, from St. John's; Atalanta; from Harlingen; and Edwards, from Bremen.—Cleared Out wards: The Tulloch Castle, for Jamaica ; Beverley, for Bre fniorenD;ubßrilintan; G illa orid fn inte ßah nt, ja fo ; r A ßo nn u , en for ; for PrincePeam of Orange s Rotterdam Earl Clancarty, for ditto; New Thomas, Genoa ; and Aldborough, for Calais. DISTR NUMB OT Pates:- Mossy. —The CUrIVIT, for head-money for the crew of the Volant, on the 26th of December, at N 0.2, Adelphi-terrace, and recalled there Wednesdays and Thursdays. The Fly, for salvage on the Triton, en board, at Plymouth, on the 13th of December, and recalled at 22, Arundel.strect, Strand. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING: The Hampshire Hunt meet on Tuesday, at &unclean Com. mon • on Thursday, at Preston Oakhills ; and on Saturday, at Smitiser's Barn. Mr. Cutrzs's Hounds meet on Thursday, at Freefolk Wood. Mr. CHARD'S Hounds meet on Friday, at Wherwell Wood. Earl Filawisstases Hounds meet to-morrow, at Elton New Close • on Thursday, at Stanwick Pasture; on SaturdaDe eember 1, at Catsworth Corse ; on Monday, the 3d, at Thorpe Wood ; and on Tuesday, the 4th, at Thompson's Thorn. The Earl of SCARIOZOOCH'S Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Kiveton Old Kennel; and on Friday, at Conisbrough Town. The York City Harriers meet on Thursday, near Stockton. The Earl of Mammies's Fos-hounds meet on Wednesday, at Binene; on Friday, at York Gate; and on Saturday, at Nevrtun-liouse. The Earl of Hasxwoon's Fox-bounds meet on Wednesday, at East Rigton ; and on Friday, at &nava. The Lambton Fox-hounds meet on Tuesday, at Great Stan ton ; on Thursday, at Colhoe ; and on Saturday, at Ehrick. The Earl of Daaay's Stag-hounds meet to-morrow, at Smithant Bottom ; and on Friday, at Epsom Downs. H. Jostarra, Esq.'s Fox-hounds meet on Wednesday, at Brockham ; and on Saturday, at Walton Ikath. The Surrey Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at Godstone; and on Saturday, at Worm's Heath. The Harriers meet every day, at Kennel. The Bast Sussex Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at Lewes Race Hill. The Cottesmore Hounds meet to-morrow, at Stapleton! Bridge; on Wednesday, at Lyndon; on Friday, at Cole's Lodge; and on Saturday, at Clipsham. The Badsworth Fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at Pullington ; on Thursday, at Ferrb:idge ; and on Saturday, at Walton HalL The Hatfield Harriers meet on Friday, at High Burnham. Lord Yalcoaouctes Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Woot ton House • on Friday, at Ormsby Mill; and on Saturday, at Hendale Lodge. Sir RICHAZD SITIFTOr'S Hounds meet to-morrow, at Wickenby ; on Wednesday, at Saxelby ; on Thursday, at Scotgrave; and on Saturday, at Little Corrlngham. The Gilling Lam Fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at Langbourne Bar; on Thursday, at Well; and on Saturday, at Hagg Cross lanes. Sir EDWARD SMYTUR'S Fox-bounds meet on Wednesday, at Berwica Gates; and on Friday, at Pitchford Hall. Saturday, the 17th inst. the Quorndon Hounds met at Prest world, and from the gardens of CHARMS JAM= PARC; Esq. a fine fox broke cover. He took over the lawn to Burton on fue Wolds, from thence, at an amazing pace, to Walton Thorns, took the middle lane shirting Storey's Plantation, by Ragdale Hall, went forward, leaving Shoby &holes a short distance to the right, crossed Dalby Wolds, for the windmill, to Broughton Grounds, then led near to Parson's Gorse, and turned short to Broughton, leaving the windmill to the right. He then crossed the Smite near Clawoon, bore to the left towards Kinnoulton road, then turned to the right for Hooe, and crossed the Vale of Delwin Here bold Reynard made his last effort to gain a strong cover on the hills, but his attempt was fruitless, the hounds ran into him in the most gallant style in the middle of a field near Piper Hole (the .fox having lain down and actually turned round and faced his pursuers), after two hours and ten minutes of the severest running ever remembered. Out of a field of several hundred Noblemen and Gentleman, only four were up at the death. WINCRLOYRR, Nov. 24.—Fourteen fine pigs, nine weeks old, were bought in Newbury Market last week, for the small suns of seventeen shillings and sixpence, being one shilling and tires. pence each, and the seller returned a shilling to the buyer foe luck.—Twenty quarters of Wheat were sold for twenty pounds, and good romps and rounds of beef, in the evening from 3d. to 4d. per pound.—A See sow and eleven pigs (the second litter), were also sold last week in Speenhamland, for one pond eigh teen r.billinpind sixpence. Not two years back, a sow with a like number of pigs was sold in Newbury Market for £7. Coast NOV. 26. —Our Market conti nues exceedingly glutted with Wheat, and as the weekly arrivals far exceed the demand we have a vast accumulation of quantity, which cannot be got off, the major part being so inferior in qoa- Sty, and in such bad condition that the Millers cannot we it, what few prime samples were disposed of to-day were at a ate. duction of full 21. per quarter from last Monday's pikes; but all othtr descriptions were totally unsaleable, end prima aomipaL It is expected a further decline in the price of our wil take place to-day, of ss. pee sack. The supply of Barley was rather small, yet, the demand being very trifling, the sales were exceed. ingly heavy at a decline of Is. per quarter on the finest, and's. on the ordinary samples. Beans and Peas are its. cheaper; mad Oats were heavy at a reduction of Is. per quarter.—Currency asousn. Small Beans 32s 54s Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto gds 27e Essex, New 40e Ms Old See Oats, Potato. sts Suffolk ..New 40s•SOs Old 56s Poland 02s illis N or folk old 40a 54s Feed ......... ..176 221 Rye A ~..26. 28$ Flour, per Sack 6011 651 Satiny/Ina Massey, Nov. 26.—There was a good supply at Market this morning, particularly of *mall meat ; that of Beef was not so great as last Monday's markets the price of all de scriptions of Cattle remains as per our last week s prices. Hay, Straw, and Clover remain the aunt.—Current prices Beef, is. id. to 3s. 6d. per stone of Bibs; Mutton, 20. 64. to 3e. 6d. Val. 3s. 6d. to lis. Od. Pork, iis. IL to &AIL Cattle at Market ; Beene, 2860; Calves, 250; Sheep and Li sibs, 10,100; Pigs, 200.—Hay and Straw per load, Bay, 31, 11110, '46 4s. Clover, 41. Oat* Si. Os. Straw, 113418