Star. — London, England, 1821-10-29 00:00:00

~~ DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. FROM THE DUBLIN JOURNAL OP FRIDAY. The intelligence, received this morning from Li merick, gives no reason to suppose that the deluded peasantry are returning to peaceful habits. The Li gerick Chronide says, , 4 We have made minute in quiry, and cannot learn that any arms have been re turned. We hope that such reports will not have the eject for which they are propagated, namely, to lull &Government into false security, and to prevent the c arrying of decisive measures into effect. Even if arms were p a rtially returned, it should not slacken those exertions. The Local Authorities are making every exertion to restore order. Monday a most numerous Meeting of the county of Limerick was held at Rathkeale ; at which several Resolutions were entered into towards co-operating with the military, in endeavouring to bring the deluded peasantry to a sense of duty. The A/ co g was attended by Major• Generals Sir Joust Lomat., and Sir JOHN ELLET, Mr. WILCOCKS, and N 2 jorS WARBURTON and SrEwA nx. Since Sunday last, the city of Limerick has pre sented completely a warlike scene, by troops passing to the western parts of the county by forced marches. rnox THE LIMERICK CHRONICLE OF WEDNESDAY. The Nagiv.rates in the neighbourhood of Tarbert ar e so much on the alert, that a guard from the 79th, qu eemi on Tarbeit I,llnd, under the command of Li e ut. CAMERON, mount at the Ta:bert Yeomanry oar.l.house, for the protection of the town, when eke corps go out on duty. several Gentlemen have this week sent in their i g .arms to this city, in order that they should not get into the banditti's hands. COUNTY OF CORK. A Meeting has been held at/4eWmarket, in this cou nty, at whi , :h the benevolent Lord of the Manor pre ,ided, in oi der to take measures for preserving the public tranquillity in that quarter, which had been thieatened, and in some degree violated, by some tuibulent intruder from the county of Limerick. have no doubt that the active and timely exer tions of the Magistracy will have the desired effect, 11,1 that, aide) by the good disposition of the inha bitants, they will be able to dislodge any bad cha racters who may have come among them, and finally r e s erve the peace of the neighbourhood.—A Meet ing of Magistrates is also to be held in the town of B u ttevant on Thursday next, to take into considera tion the northern part of this county. THE ARMY. 3IOVEMENTS IN IRELAND. Nalor-General Laminar, K.C.11. %sit,' his Staff, arrived a ' Newcastle, which is Head-quarters, on Smutty se'nnight. Wedanday morning, hlsjor-General Sir Jour: .Exter left Li merick for Athlone. ilsjer WARZERTON has left Dublin for Rathkeale. Wednesday se'nnight, 300 of the 93d Highlanders, with Band and Staff, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Caxacm, arrived in Limerick, from Permoy ; to proceed to Ennis (Head quarters), Ennistimnn, Tomgrany, Killaloe, Tulle, Six-mile Bridge, Clare Castle, Kilcredane, Kilkerran, Donaha, Labesheda, Eilnuh, Knock, Kildysart, liunratty, Clonlara, O'Brien's Bridge, Broadfurt, to replace a similar number of the 40th, ordered to join Ilead.quarten at Newcastle. Sunday aennight, four companies and Staff of the 42d Royal' ilighlanders, under Lieutenant-Colonel Dice, arrived in Lime rick, from Kilkenny, and on hlonday proceeded for Rathkeale. Oa the Tuesday, the remainder of the Regiment, under Maur 31swsw, arrived from Cloumel, and proceeded on Al edn y fat the same direction. %rid have replaced the 42d at ClonmeL A Captain and fitty of the 494 are detached to Shanagolden ; 1 sub/kern and twenty-one to Patrick's Well ; and detachments of the tame corps have also proceeded to Ballingarry and Askea twos replace the 40th, ordered to Newcastle. Few companies of the Rifle Brigade are on their march to Kowa front Naas. Two companies of the 53d have left Fermoy for Buttevant. % Regiment, and the 49th, intended for embarkation this soak, are to remain in Ireland until further orders, notwith mkt' transports having arrived for the former at Cove, and he the latter at Waterford. baby se'nnight, three troops of the 3d Light Dragoons left limerick garrison for Newcastle, in that County, where they Ise as be stationed. The remainder of this Regiment, and also as addidonal troop of the Carbineers, are ordered to that district. A troop at Horse Artillery, with cannon, is ordered from DIM for Newcastle and Itathkeale. Wedoesday, a large detachment of the Commissariat Corps, Irk\ amp equipage, arrived at Limerick, from Dublin, to re maids tke county during the continuance of the disturbances. _ Two kindred barrack beds have been received at Itathkeak ham Ibjor &antra an's company of the Royal Sappers and Miners nil embark in the SALISBURY. 58, Captain MAOIST. foe Iler allda,_previous to her sailing to receive the flag of Rear-Ad. Milli Faun, C.A. at Halifax. Wednesday arrived at Portsmouth the Thomas and Mary, ham the Mediterranean.—She left Corfu August 23, with the papaw and Star transports (under Lieutenant Cot", Agent), with the 71411 Regiment on board, for Gibraltar, where they inked on the 18th ultimo, and disembarked. The Thomas tad Mary sailed from Gibraltar on the 2d instant, with inva lids from the 26th, 27th, 64th, and 75th Regiments. Mr. LAS.. taw, Judge Advocate at Gibraltar, and his lady, are passen gem The ship is under quarantine.—'She Chapman transport vas to sail from Gibraltar tor Malta on the 3d Instant, with a detachment of the Both Regiment. The Pilot transport is on the passage borne with itrvallds from Corfu, Malta, and Gibral sat. The Success and Sophia transports, were at Corfu, dis dlarting stone for the Governor's house: they were afterwards to take on board Government stores at Malta, for England. The North Hants Regiment of Militia, commanded by Lord lassie, having completed their period of training, were die landed on Friday. His Lordship expressed his thanks to Ma ier Rawer', to the Officers, commissioned and non-coinntis tiooed, for the diligent attention paid by them in exercising the tors, by which they had been considerably advanced in disci pline in a very short period ; to the men also, for their orderly 4 epettment, and endeavours to acquire a knowledge of their mi litary duties.—Previcus to their dismissal Jame? I.ft.wt, a rrivate, Iht tried for striking a corporal, and sentenced to six weeks so kart conhnement. Fiiday, the South Hants Regiment of Militia delivered their ares and accoutrements bite the store, and were next day dis thttltd, haying c om pleted their allotte d ' period of Lard Pststrnsros has lately made a liberal dona „tic* of Pine Plants to the Hampshire Horticultural Experimental Garden, Winchester; G. P. JERVOISE,' Esq. the County Member, has contributed £lO to this favourite Institution. The Earl of lavEnrooe left town on Saturday morning, for Walmer Castle. Saturday, Lord G. CAVENDISH a!rived at Burling ton House from his seat, East Bourne. Yesterdlay his Lordship left town again for Newmarket. Yesterday, Baron and Baroness %ICOLAY gave a dinner, at the residence of the Russian Ambassador, in Harley-street, to Count CARAMAN, M. de SoozA, M.& Oxts Miss de ORS ) and a large party of clis • tinattistcd eoreigners. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Lieutenant Mract.aamsca is appointed to the EUILTALCI fri gate, at Portsmouth. _ . Commodore CHARLES GRANT. C. B. appointed to the com mand in the East Indies, arrived on Satutday at Portsmouth; to assume the command of the Lirrer. Captain Than is apikoiM;d to the ScoUT, at Chatham. Mr. Noacocx is appointed Purser, and Mr. THOMPSON, Surgeon, of the TArrty. _ _ The SCI.EIts, 74, Captain ADAM 11PICIINZIE, has arrived safe round Cape Horn, at Valparaiso, to reinforce Sir T. HANDY. The Fenvates fri g ate, Captain Cureoao, C.B. is fi tting at Portsmouth, for the Mediterranean station, to relieve the Revd. LUTIONAIRE, Hon. Captain F. PELLEW, C.B. The ROCHEFORT (Sir GRAHAM MOORE), EEVOLUTIONAIEZ, CAME/HAN, llsorocs, and Drararcu, were at Corfu, the 23cl August. Captain Smolt, who served as astronomer with Captain Pamir, in his voyage to the Polar Seas, proceeds in the lent- GENI.I frigate, captain Sir R. Blimps, to the coast of Africa, for the purpose of making nautical observations, and determining the true figure of that part of the globe. This scientific Officer will commence his operationi In the neighbourhood of Sierra Leone. Letters from Gibraltar state the sailing from thence of the A DVV4TURR sloop of war, Captain SMYTH for Tripoli, with many valuable presents for his Highness the dxshaw. Captain SMITH then proceeds to an examination of the African coast to the eastward, which is at present but very imperfectly known. Ships at SpitheaditOYAL GEORGE (yacht), IPHIGENIA, PHAs- You, Isaser, and CAMELION.—At St. Ilelen's--Arrzvz.—ln Portsmouth HarbOiIEQIILEN CHARLOTTE, - RAMILIES, ALBION, SALIsEURT, EURTALUS, LIVEST, SEMIRAMIS, TEES, ICARUS, and . thwart. FALMOUTH, Ocr. 27.—Wind S.W.—Put back yesterday the L'rince Regent packet, with the Leeward Island Mail. Arrived off the port to-day, the Asia, WarNroce, from Alicant. An open boat, with 120 kegs of spirits, was taken last night in Tinto river, by the Gerrans preventive boat : and about 100 kegs were found fi.,atirg about between Coverock and the Black head, by a St. Mawe's pilot boat, and landed here. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Supply, RORSON, from Newcastle for Jamaica ; his Majesty's ship Sessi- CAR, from Cork ; and a sloop of war, from the westward. Porrsmourn, OCT. ^_S.—Wind East.—Arrived yesterday the Stately, EDGAR, from London for Jamaica; New Phoenix ; and Lusitania, GlasoEs, from London ; Goed Hensigt, Love, from Bergen for Gibraltar; and Brunswick, BROWN, from Memel.— Arrived to-day, the American brig Spartan, dismasted, and everything washed off deck : by a rough cargo-book (the only document found on board) it appears that she is loaded with white lead, canvas, and pipe-clay, from Rotterdam for Boston : she was fallen in with in lat. 45. 20. N. long. 29. W. by the Idas, ALDRIDGE, from Quebec, who put his mate and two men on board, and intended keeping company, but parted from her in a gale about ten days ago. Sailed, the Royal. Grouts yacht, and his 'Majesty's ship Castsceos, for Calais; ACTIVE frigate, for Gibraltar; Caroline and Integrity, transports, for Plymouth; Julius Czsar, JAMEAON. for Honduras; Antxus, Bram, for An tigua; Ruby, Honor:, for Lisbon; and the Stately, Ennis, for Jamaica. Dcau, Ocr. 28.—Wind S.S.F.—Arrived and sailed for the River yesterday, the Neptune, Cs.sac, from Bahia; Preston, Brayer, from Quebec; Samuel, WEIGHT, from Palermo; and Nordster, Karma, from llilboa.—Came down from the River, the Golden Grove, NAZE/ ;, and William Harris, Hazen, for Jamaica.—Came down from the River this morning, the David Lyon, l'uanv ; and Royalist, FORSTER, for Jamaica; Jane, 'loco's, for Barbadoes; Henry Cerf, Roxsuaou, for Trinidad ; Ranger, Coaat., for Sierra Leone ; Delaford, Youwo for St. Vincent's ; Julie, l'astacza, for Calais ; Gilbert Henderson, Rum Es, for Honduras; William Manning, SMITH, for St. Kitts; Georgiana, Waltzer, for Berbice ; I.l . edon, SMILING; for Ali cant; and Ann, LAYIBURN for Gibraltar. They have sailed, with the whole of the outward-boun d . — Arrived and sailed for the River, the Royal Charlotte, Ther, from Oporto. COWES OCT. 27.—Arrived the Success , lialinezt., from Car diff for Cowes, leaky. Sailed the Albury transport, for Malta. HARWICH, OCT. 27.—Arrived the Fox transport, from Heligo land for London; Charlotte packet, from Gottenburgh; and Lord Nelson ditto, from Holland, each with a Mail. Sailed the Leicester packet, for Cuxhaven; Princess Charlotte ditto, for llolland ; and Betsy (smack), for Gottenburgh, all with Mails. Daaessovru, Ocr. 27.—Arrived off the port the Esther, from Malaga, with loss of bulwarks. ARIRDEEN, OCT. W.—Arrived the Alexander, from Davis's Straits, with 14 flab. CUSTOM-HOUSE. OCT. 27.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The Maria, from Harlingen ; Union, from ditto ; Scarthiugwell, from ; Swift, from Seville; Arno, front Odessa; Hope, from Palermo ; Matilda, from Antwerp ; and Richard and Ann, for Standgate Creek.—Cleared Outwards t The Nymph, for Malta; True Blues for Limerick; Prince Regent, for Tobago; Earl of Clancarty, for Rotterdam • Prince of Orange, for ditto; Reward, for Cork ; Ceres, for I:ubeck ; Leipzic, for Genoa ; Union, for Antwerp ; Union, for Rio Janeiro ; Comet, for New York ; George, for St. Petersburgh ; Romney, for Jamaica ; Fox, for Ostend ; Aldborough, for Calais; and Active, for ditto. DISTRIBUTION or Panz-Moszr.—The Linnet, tender to the Queen Charlotte, for sundry seizures, on the 12th of Novem ber, at the house of Mr. Glover, Portsmouth; recalled there. WUISS AND SPIRITS ALLOWED TO at WARD HOUSED AT SWANSEA. Lrrzarooz, Ormuz 25. (core or • TREASURY WARRANT). After our hearty commendations ; haying considered your Re pert on a Memorial praying that the benefit of the Warehousing System may be extended to the port of Swansea, these are to approve of the port of Swansea as a Warehousing Port for Wines and Spirits enumerated in Table B. of the Warehousing Act, and fur so doing this shall be your warrant. (Signed) VA NSITTA RT. Thursday the MERSEY, of 28 guns, Captain En- WARD COLLIER, arrived at Portsmouth from the North American station, having been relieved by the NIEMEN, 28, Captain SIBLY, which ship arrived at Halifax on the sth inst. from Portsmouth, last from Lisbon, in 34 days. The MERSEY was only fifteen days on the passage home. The following letter de tails all the services upon which the squadron there was employed, with many other interesting facts: 44 HALIFAX, OCTOBER 9. " The squadron is thus distributed at Halifax : The ATHOL, 28, Captain BOURCHIER, bears the flag of Vice-Admiral CoLvoTs, and is lying here, with the NIEMEN, Captain &SLY; NEWCASTLE, Captain FANsHAWK; and the CYRENE ' Captain TOZER: the two latter having just arrived from Bermuda. The BELLETTE, Captain GEORGE PECHELL, is under or ders to take the September Mail to Bermuda. The JASSEUR, Captain NAPIER, 11 hourly expected from Bermuda. The DOTTERELL, Captain HENDRY, is expected from England, to relieve the BELLETTE.— Admiral Fame is daily expected to arrive from Bar badoes, to take the command, upon the promotion of Admiral CoLPoys, who returns home in the New- CASTLE. The FALMOUTH and ESE, from the Lee ward Islands, are refitting at Bermuda. " The fisheries, this season, have received the most complete protection from the encroachments of the Americans, who have been kept from infringing the Treaty by our cruisers. The PHAETON, Captain MONTAOU, and the BELLETTE, Captain PECHELL, have both seized vessels for violations of the law. " The Province of Nova Scotia is in a thriving state, from the great attention paid to the Agricul• tural interests and improvements ; many thousand acres have been settled this year, and the Militia have been completely organized, through the great zeal of his Excellency Sir JAMES KRMPT. Sir JAmEs has just returned from Cape Breton, where he has been to attend the opening of the .ssions of the House of Assembly. Accounts from. Canada represent the public affairs there as being conducted by Lord DALHOUSIE in a most satisfactory manner. Our naval force on the Lakes, under the inspection of Commissioner .1 3 ASiusi and Captains Monsassoit aid -the Hoof H, D. 13r:10, R.N. is kept in as effective condition is' the relative good understanding that exists between us and the United States requires it should be.' " The American ship Franklin, of 84 guns, Com modore STEWART, is fitting out at New York for a voyage round Cape Horn to the Pacific Ocean. The Columbus, 74, has lately returned to pout, as hits the Cyane frigate from the coast of Africa, and both crews were discharged: the men are engaged only for a limited period. The MERSEY has lately been at New York. The Americans shewed the most' amicable disposition towards us; that angry jealous spirit of naval rivalry, once so apparent, appears to have stas:ded. A large heavy frigate is building at New Yotk. " Lately, Mr. STEVENS (brother of Captain WIL LIAM STEVENS, R.N.) second Master Shipwright at Bermuda, was unfortunately drowned there." General the Earl of CHATHAM, K.G. Governor of Gibraltar, with Major-General CAREY, and the other Officers of his Staff embarked at Portsmou h on Wednesday morning, in the ACTIVE frigate, Sir JAMES ALEXANDER GORDON, K.C.B. under the cus tomary salutes, and soon after that ship got under weigh for Gibraltar ; but the wind changing she could not proceed far from St, Helen's, and at that an chorage she remained, with the wind at south-west, till yesterday, when she sailed with an easterly wind. his MAJESTY being expected to return shortly to England, the ROYAL GEORGE yacht, the Hon. Sir r CHARLES PAGET, went out of Portsmouth harbour on Friday, and was expected to proceed yesterday to the Downs, accompanied by the CAMELEON, Cap tain MI NOA Y, and the STARLING and another cutter. The PHAETON frigate, Captain W. A. MONTAGU, and TEES, Captain CoE, are under orders to form part of the Royal escort, but they will not be ready to sail until Wednesday morning. The MERSEY, Captain EDWARD COLLIER, it is expected, will join the Royal Squadron. The squadron destined to attend his MAJESTY on his return from the Continent, is to consist of The Royal George yacht, Commodore the lion. Sir CHARLES Pacirr; the Phaeton, 46 guns, Captain W. A. Mowrscur, C.B. Tees, 26 guns, Captain THOMAS COE • Hind, 20 gun sloop, Cap tain Sir CHARMS ilcaisaan, Bart. th e Cameleon, 10 gun sloop, Captain W..J. Aluicar ; the Starling cutter, Ueut. Reeve; Ca meleon revenue cruizer, Lieut. LOWRY; and Emerald tender. • —Commodore Sir CHARLES -PAGET has re-hoisted his broad pendant on board the Royal Georg,e yacht, at Portsmouth, and went out of harbour on Thurs day. The squadron is ordered to be at Calais by the 2d of November. It put to sea yesterday morning, to proceed, in the first instance, to the Downs. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. Tuesday morning last, soon after the pitmen, con nected with the Wall's End Colliery, in the vicinity of Shields, had gone to work, an explosion took place, supposed to have been occasioned by the injudicious use of a naked candle ; when, dreadful to relate, Fifty Men and Boys were instantaneously killed in the pit, and four more so seriously injured, that one of them has since died,.and the other three are yet in a very dangerous state. As soon as possible, men were sent down to ascertain the extent of the evil ; and the dead bodies and lingering sufferers were drawn up in the cods; and were conveyed away to their disconsolate widows and families, in ten carts. Some of the bodies were dreadfully disfigured ; but others had no marks upon them. The misery thus occasioned is incalcu lable, many of them having each left a widow and five or six children unpravided for. We cannot con clude this mournful account, without remarking, that we hope the frequency of those lamentable occur rences will be the occasion of the immediate esta blishment of a fund for the relief of the widows and orphans occasioned by the present calamity, and of such as may hereafter fall victims to similar dread ful accidents. Saturday se'nnight, J. George, Master of a fishing boat, belonging to Ipswich, while at anchor off Har borough, was knocked overboard by the fore-yard of his own vessel, and drowned. One of the Bardney market packets was returning from Lincoln market, on Friday last, navigated by a young man named Dennis, when in pushing the boat he lost his equilibrium and fell into the river : his wife was at the helm, his mother upon deck, and the boat nearly full of passengers, but being dark, it was out of their power to render the udfortunate man any assistance, and he perished. The body was found next morning. The private letters by the Lisbon Mail state, that the Portuguese Cortes have passed a Decree imposing a duty of eighty milreas (about L'2o), per pipe of 110 gallons on all foreign brandy; and ten milreas on that distilled in Portugal, imported into the island of Madeira. The previous duty was twenty milreas.— This Decree, as regards England and France, will be in force after fifteen days from the date of its pro mulgation, and after thirty days in relation to the ports of the Mediterranean. It appears to be certain that the King of ENGLAND, on his return to London, will cOrne to Paris and re main a few days. It is repeated that his MAJESTY will reside at Elytee-Bourbon, and it is said that or ders have been issued to prepare at the Louvre in the saloon, where the Session of the Chambers is to be opened, a Tribune destined for his Britannic MA JESTY, who will be present at this imposing cere. mony.—Constitutionael. • HYDE Pan it.—This fashionable place of resort had to boast yesterday of a display of elegance but little inferior to that which even the height of the fashion able season affords. The extensive ride from North to South exhibited an uninterrupted double line pf splendid carriages, whilst numberless pedestrians of the first order crowded almost every other part of the Park. Among the most conspicuous were— Lord Petersham, upon his grey Arabian; the Marquis of Buckingham, the Hon. Mr. Stanhope, Colonel Murray ;• Lords Harrington, Spencer, Cholmondelcy, Oxford, Hervey, and Bathurst. John Sydenliatn, a recruit in the 9th Lancers, has been committed to Sussex county prison, he having been detected in snaring a hereon the manor of Bosham. At the Old Bailey, on Friday, Edward Horner was tried, upon the Coroner's warrant, for Manslaughter, in killing John Wilson, in a pitched battle, a Mill batik, Westininstese--Mo was Acrlitted. SPORIVXG MTELLIGENCE. HUNTING. His ?Tziesty's Stag Hour.l3 aiwt on Friday, ak King's Beech Hill, at itlu. - The Hampshire Hounds mrtit on Wedties - 71 - ay,:i Bramdean Common; Mimi :ay, at Chilton Old Witi.r; Saturday. at 'Med steil Green; at tcn each day. . .. Sir Bellingham Graham's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Hog's Lodge; Friday, at ihttom C..epice; at half-past ten. Sir Edward Smytle. , 's Fox-hounds m•2,t on Wednesday, at W!theford Wood; Friday, at Lie Brit:ge Keonel; at ten. Sir Richard Suttoo's Ilium%ls meet to-morrow, at Cainhy Hall; Wednesday,.at S.ixilby; Thursday, at Bianston WoOd ; Saturday, at Fishetion; each thy at eleven. Lord Yarborough's Hounds meet on WednestLy, at Gozhill Crow.laties; Friday, at F.lkington Cow-pasture; Saturday, at Kirmington Vale; each day at eleven. The E4/1 of Scarborough's Hounds nittet on Wednesiilay y , at the White Houses; Fridly,at Sam:tech Park ; at half-past ten. Tate Gillingham Fos-hstintis met; to-morrow, at Mucktoa Town; Thursday, at Welton Mill; Saturday, at Putney; at ten each day. THE GRAND ROYAL BOAR TAUNT. HANOVER, (k - roses 21.—Friday was the day appointed rot' , this boasted fete, and never was there a scene of more disgust:. ing butchery than it presented. As early as eve o'clock in the morning all the people of Hanover were in motion, and every horse and vehicle that could be precut lA, at ani , price, were put into requisition. The ground where the slaughtet Vraf to take place lay at the distance of twenty Fasglish miles from town, and thither did the whole population of the country repair with impatient curiosity. The scenery along the way was wild and romantic. Segregated hills covered with trees of a stunted growth rose on all sides, anti at length we came to a thick forest of va,t extent, where poles with dark green flags affited to them served as so many guides through a region of mud, over whit& none but Germaus would have the temerity to venture a carriage. At occasional intervals booths and sheds were con structed, as places of entertainment, and the wretched cheer they supplied was eagerly purchased. After penetrating about a mile and a half into the forest, we came to a place enclosed by canvas and net work, within which the stags and wild boars had for some tune before been collected. At the extremity of the enclosure a sort of pavilion was placed, for the accommoda tiun of the KING had his Manatee attended. It was in his ab seuce occupied by the Rayal sp nesmen, with the Duke of Cass. sarnox at their head. None were allowed to use fire-arms but his Royal Highness, with the Archduke FERDINAND of Austria, and the Duke of illtextessueon STRELITL At eleven o'clock the work of destruction commenced, and a herd of boars came down to the extremity of the inclosure, where the sportsmen, if so they could be called, stood ready to attack them, the pea santry at the same time raising loud yells through the wood, and keeping up a kind of wild concert with the sound of the bugle as they closed in upon the prey. Thirty-five victims fell in the fatal attack, and they were literally butchered. The poor ani mals did not attempt any resistance; and it was shocking to see the torture in which they were *kept from their assailants not being adroit enough in the use of the spear to put them promptly out of existence. I saw a bear running about the ground with its entrails hanging out, and one of the young Princes of Bruns, wick thought it a proud exploit to place his spear in the very part where a mortal wound had already been inflicted. With the exception of Lord CLANWILLIAM, who acquitted himself like a true sportsman, there was scarcely an individual who at tacked the prey in a fair manner. Sir Eomesn NAGLE, after having laid four boars dead at his feet, exclaimed in the language of his profession as a tar—" I)—n me, see what I've done; I have stove in the gun-rooms of ionr pigs, by G—n !:' There were ninety boars killed in all, but the number of stags that fell was not considerable. The day was very wet, and it served to give a deeper shade of horror to a scene which no Englishman would ever again desire to witness. G A NESTERS APPRE4I ENDED. In consequence of information having been given to the Ma gistrates at the Police Office, Union Hall, Southwark," That a set of old and young gamblers met nightly at No, 14, Lambeth road, near the Obelisk, St. George's-fields, at the unlawful games of hazard and rouge et noir—that the same were a great annoy.. ance to the peaceable housekeepers in the neighbourhood, in their sallying forth at unseasonable hours in the night and morn ing, at two, three, four, and five o'clock, from their rendezvous, after their games were over, making great noise and disturb ' ance at those times;" in order to suppress so great a nuisance, Mr. Reeves, the Chief Clerk to the above Magistrates, pro- ceeded on Saturday nighr, about eight o'clock, with a formi dable body of Police Officers and Constables to execute a war rant for the apprehension of all the persons to be found in the act of gaming at the above house. The Officers effected their entrance by assuming a feigned voice at the street door, and an swering to the person at the inside," Open the door, 'tis Bill ;" which voice was supposed by the person inside to be one Bill Lumley, the porter, or door-opener, of the said gaming-house, who ia a prisoner for debt in the rules of the King's Bench, and who used nightly to give admission to the gamesters. When the Police Officers had got a sure footing on the inside, they went up stairs, and in the front room of the fir s t fl oor t h ey sur prised a host of gamesters playing at rouge et noir. On the tables they seized about sew in cash, several packs of cards, wooden rakes or apparatus used at the game, dice and dice-boxes. The • rouge et noir table was covered with green, and quartered with black and red cloth. Alt. Reeves, assisted by the second Clerk to the Magistrates, having ordered silence and attention in the King's name, read the warrant he had to execute on the pre mises; and having so done, he then demanded of all persona present to give hint their names, occupations, and address, which they accordingly did, and the same were written down by the second Clerk. The persons so found gaming, there being sixteen present, were then handcuffed, and put in three separate coaches, and conveyed to a prison-house in the Borough for safe custody, previous to an examination before the Magistrates this day, when they will be amenable for their unlawful proceedings with the proprietor of the gaming-house and the coupier and dealer of the cards at rouge et noir. A large mahogany hazard table, having a black ring painted in the centre, edged with white wood encircling it, and a large brass lamp with three burners, found suspended over the table in the room where the gamesters were sitting playing at rouge rt noir were taken away as trophies by the Officers, and left at Union Hall. DUEL.—Friday se'nnight, a meeting took place at Casdelough, near Killarney, between JAMES DEANE, Esq. and JEREMIAH CUFF, Esq. both of that town, when, after two shots being exchanged, the former Gentleman received his antagonist's fire in his left side. The ball was extracted on the ground, but Mr., D. is in a most precarious situation. The former was attended by NICHOLAS Nlaws, Esq. and the latt,er by DANIEL GORM SUSSIVAN, Esq. Coax EXCLAIMS, MARK -Lass, OCT. 29.—The arrival of Wheat last week having been considerably less than for some time past, and the supply this morning being small, and chiefly of inferior quality, fine samples sold from 2s. to ss. per quarter higher than on this day se'onight ; but there is no improvement in prices or the ordinary descriptions. Fine bright malting Barley is full 3s. 'per quarter dearer, but the discoloured and sprouted samples, were heavy sale at last week's prices, and the major part of that description remained on band at the close of the market, al. though offered at from 235. to 25g. Old Beans and fine Oats are full is. per quarter higher, but new Beans and White and Grey Peas are 2s. per quarter lower.—• Current prices : anGLISU. Small Beans .....• 30s Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto 24s 27e Essex, New 404 Sos Old 65s Oats, l'otatoe 27s 30s I S N u orr ffo oi lk k oNew 40s o r d s 0 40 1 d. 6 54 2 : 3 =P reed oland ... ......... it e t Rye .8s 32s Flour, per Sack 60s 6Se Barley ................2 1 s 23 s I Rapeseed, per Last :L2ll £32 Malt 60. 70. resaLlG N. White Peas 3os 34• Wheat Dantzic . Os Boilers 36s 38s Baltic Ited, Hambro' or Grey Peas 25s 30s Brabant red ...... Os Sum/trim) 1%1/Aims, OCT. 29.—There was a great supply at market this morning of all descriptions of Cattle. Prime Beasts obtained last market day's prices, but of the inferior qua. licks the prices are nominal. thy, Straw, and Clover remala. as per last.—Current prices as under , _Beef, 31. Od. to 4s. Od. per stone of Sibs.; Muttoo, es. ed. to is. 10d. Veal, 35.01 to Ss. Oil. Pork, 3s. OIL to 45.10 d. Cattle at Market: Beasts, 2930; Calves, 180; Sheep and Lanka, 22,400; Pigs, 220.—Hay and Straw per load, Hay, St 10s, lo Sa. Ckritr) 41. Os. to a. el. Straws IL .11e. 11. VW .: a!, on We loi• air• th