Star. — London, England, 1822-09-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INDELUGEIYCE. .-- - ' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Faistorrw, SM. en.—Whtd E.N.E.—Arrived his Majestfe 1 . CARLISLE, SEPTEMBER 2t. . *lie Rsiwnotc and St::) NG AAAAA id, .rom Portsmouth, and sailed Our Racts,Seldeli cenamenced onTuesday last.irere the means ' again on secret .ervir.• is i:h scale. orders. tOf collecting togcther an lmniebee assemblage of people, particu . on Arrived the l'ygrl-, SISK, from Jamaica. with loss of fore-yard; on the second day, when the Swifts were crowded to ex bailed Jule 27 ; Shamrock, WILLIAMS, front Malta. Off this ports ,though the rain fell in abundance ; on the first and last days the weather was very , fine. A greater number of booths were Milford from Ruston • Northumbria, Jonsson, from Honduras. erected on the ground rhea upon any former occasion, and they sailed 29th July ; also ;I-rived the St. Mary's, Beacon, from Ja nialca ; and Cane Grove, Townson, front St. Vincent's. appeared to be in general amply supplied with customers. Pivtiovvit, Sere. 27.—Wind R.N.E.—Arrived. the Dash, The Assemblies were numerously and most respectably at tended. On the first night the number of persons present was Nicuots, from Naples; the Henrietta Isabella, Rattail, fear 140; on the second 98 ; and the third night 109. Trieste ; Shaman, BALM from • Memel ; COOd !Meat, HAP- • Me Theatre, during the ram week, •has been well attended.— cep, from lalasta ;Deptford, Wist.lasts, from Carnarven t Isis, The Manager has brought forward Many excellent Omega' from Billma ; 'Fitlen,, trom Tobago; Dispatch, from Gibraltar. • which have been got up in a very superior style, and readied the Lzavrtcz (Zrri-sno), Sarr. 2i.—Tbe Greenland ship, North warm plaudits of the audiences. Briton, of Hull, arrived bete this morning, with 9 fish (130 tugs At the great wrestling match, on Wednesday and Thursday, oil). None of the ships which have returned from Davis' Straits the concourse of people was prodigious, and the prizes weite , can give any account of the Discovery Ships. This ship spoke - well contested. The competitors, 100 in number, were in gin. the tor, Slum Archangel, off the North end of this bona-' neral men of great weight and muscular strength, which each try, two days ago. seemed to exert to the utmost. The first prize was was b WI. Poarssioirrn, Sam 29.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Eweretta, . liam Cass, throwing John Todd ; the second by John ate, ,slollllAlla, from St. Lucia; Rockingham, Waits; from Dom- man, throwing James Graham; the seven last standees, who re= 'bay ; August, Arson, from Christiana; Lord Cranstoun, from ceived from Alls. 2s. to 10s. 6d. each, were John Graham, Wm. Jamaica ; Ruby, Fumy, front Madeira ; and his Majesty's ship Routledge, WM. Fisher, Wm. Glendinning, Robert Waters, Alimony'', from Africa. Sailed his Majesty's ship Sitanancit, John Dead, and Armstrong. The match between Debin on a CrSIZe• sea and Thompson was won wily by the former. Dim., Sm, 211—Wind Fa—Sailed this months: the home- Monday, at twenty minutes before one o'clock, Christopher ward-hound ships for the River. Came down from the River Harding, the blind pedestrian, started on the race ground to per and sailed, the Malvina, Biotin, for Genoa ; and the John, Et.vo, form his herculean task of ninety miles in 24 hours, which he for Jamaica. accomplished, with half a mile extra, twenty minutes within Sum 29.—Arrived and remain the Palladium, Parrinson, the time; although greatly annoyed and obstructed during the from St. Vincent's. Came down from the River and sailed, night by some unfeeling ruffians, who, for such brutal conduct, the Blucher, ()tail, for Oporto. Halt-past Six o'Clock..—A well merited an exemplary punishment. A sum of money was ship is now coming through the Gulls, supposed to be the afterwards raised as a reward for the pedestrian's extraordinary Turkish frigate.—Wind E.N.E. performance, which is deemed equal to any that has been lately Cusvosi-Hocsa, Sarrsarsza 28. - Ships Entered Inwards: The recorded. Astrea, from Onega • Andreas, front Christiana ; Argonaut, Kitty, and Dorothy, from St. 14tersburgh ; the Harmuny,frorn Gottenburgli ; Argol, from Archangel; Brothers. from St. Pe tersburg]) ; Duke of Bronte, Lord Cochrane, Mercury, and Jonah. ti out One , sa • end the (' harks William, front St. Peters. burgh. Clear.. d t ot:twards : The Union, for Cork: A rethusa, for the Cape of Good Hop.; Violet, [or Hamburgh; Friends, for Malaga : Juno. for Trieste • ki rince of Waterloo, fur Ostend ; Prin..e to Sate-Coburg, for dottordam ; Richard and William, for Dublin; Triton, for Belfast; Loft, for Elsineur ; and the liantiv. for Memel. IbcTsIBUTION or PittureMarntr.—The Tribune, for the Bravo Oriental, on the 9th of October, at No. 8, New Broad-street, aad recalled Wednesdays and Saturdays. PROTECTION TO THE HOMEWARD-BOUND TRADE. " Admiralty Office. September 28, 1822. 0 Sia—Having laid before my Lords Con * sinners of the Admiralty your letter of this date. expressing the wish of the Committee for managing the Affairs of Lloyd's, that some ships of war should he sent out with supplies for the assistance of the llonieward-bound Trade, which are prevented by the prevalence of north ,rd north-easter.y winds from getting into port; I am commanded by tilt ir I andships to acquaint you, that they have directed the Aumirals commanding a: Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork t.. .end out any of their ctuizers that they can get at for the above purpose. (Signed) " J.OIIN BARROW. " Mr. John Bennett, jut). Lloyd's." I Ilt The 4'd Light Infantry has embarked at Cork, and sailed for Gibraltar, to relieve the 26th Regiment of Foot. The Depot of the 43d Regiment is ordered to be conveyed from (',,rk to Albany liarracka. The stint Regiment of Foot is to be brought to Cork, in the vessels which take out the 43d Regiment. A company of the Royal Artillery arrived at jersey s = bawd the Lively and Forrester boys, on the 21st instant, under the cemniand of Brevet Major Arms, to relieve Brevet Major CLEAT ELANDS company, which is ordered to Portsmouth. blot:day, the Devon Legion Yeomanry Cavalry assembled, in matchirg order, in a field adjoining the Honiton turnpike road, near Weston.brid e, to perform six days training and exercise, exclusive ot the ot arrival at and departure from head., qu:irt era. he s. • . • • wall Yeomanry Light Dragoons, commanded by Colonel Pion* • v , have been on permanent duty at Pen zance, %%here their conduct has been highly exemplary. Wed ne,clay the regiment bad a ficld.day,whea General Tine, and sonic other ix,ilitary Officers present at the Iteview,expressed themselves im.ch pleased with the behaviour of the men and their steady c uduct in the field. There was a splendid Ball in the even ng, attended by all the beauty and fmbion oi Patience. The men returned to their hoires on Thursday. THE RACES. TrESDAT, SEPTEMBER 24. His Majesty's Plate of One Hundred Guineas. Four-mile Heats. Marg. of Queensberry's ch. c. Ledsone, 4 yrs old walked over A Gold Cup of One Hundred Guineas Valve, by Subscribers of Ten Guineas each. p. p. The surplus to be paid to the Win ner in specie. Three miles. (Subscribers.) Sir J. H. Maxwell's gr. m. Fair Helen, 5 yrs old - 1 The Duke of Devonshire's gr. c. Jonathan, 4 yrs old 2 The Earl of Lonsdale's gr. f. Helen Mar, 3 yrs old - dr The Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Lowther's b. h. Percy, 6 yrs old. Even betting; Jonathan for choice. A good race. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, SEPT. 27, 1822. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Assistant-Sutgeon James Gilson, fp,ro the 69th moot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Bohm, promoted in the 65th Foot. 12th Re II ,or of Foot—Brevet Major Benjamin Orlando Jones, from tht half-pay, to be Captain, vice John Frederick Schultze, WEDNESDAY. A Plate of Fifty Pounds, given by the Earl of Carlisle, for three and four yr olds. Two-mile Heats. Mr. Ferguson's b. c. ]Wanton, by Woful, 3 yrs old, scarlet 1 1 Mr. Hudson's cb. f. White Rose, by Com., 3 yrs old 2dr 6t04 on Wanton. Won easy. A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds, for Horses, &e. of all ages, that never wun Plate, Match, or Sweepstakes, before the day of naming. Two-mile Heats. Mr. J. Benson's gr. h. by Petwortla . - 4 1 1 Mr. Pearson's b. m. Little Sall, 6 yrs old - 1 2 2 Mr. E. Nut's, jun. ch. g. 3 yrs old . 5 3 dr Sir J. H. 'Maxwell's Helen Mar, 5 yes old - 2dr Even betting before starting, but Ellen Mar for choice. After starting the 24 heat, St to 1 on Petworth; and 3d heat, 10 to 1 on Petworth. t 'changes. 321 Svrjeantson Dalton, Gent. to bo Ensign, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 51st Ditto—lieutenant ;Matthew Miller, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Walter Mahon, who ex changes, r.:ceiving the difference. 60th Ditto—Surgeon John Clasen, from half-pay of the 59 th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Wm. Burgess Morle, who exchanges. 69th Ditto—Hospital-Assistant John Coghlan to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Gibson, appointed to the 13th Light Dragoons. Rifle Brigade—Lieutenant Richard Gumbleron Daunt, from half-pay ul the 84th Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice Isaac Ragshaw, who exchanges. STAPP. Brevet Major Hon Charles Gore, of the 85th Foot, to be De puty Quartermaster-General to the Forces serving in the Island of Jamaica (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army), vice Cooper, who resigns. Captain Henry Ellard, of the 13th Foot, to be Major in the Army. Con mission in the Bywell Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland. Robert Stokoe, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Johnson, deceased. THURSDAY. A Plate of Fifty Pounds fur all Ages. Three-mile heats. Marq. of Queensberry's ch. c Letistonv, 4 yrs old, rec. forfeit. Fifty Pounds, given by the Alembers of the City of Carlisle, for all Ages, the Winner to 1)e sold fur 150 Guineas, within a quarter of an hour after the Race, if demanded. Two-mile heats. Mr. Harrison's ch. m. Eliza Leeds, 5 yrs old - 1 1 Mr. Jacgyes' b. h. Speculation, 6 yrs old - 2 2 Dir. J. 's gr. horse. by Petworth . - 4 3 Athinsras br. m. Creeping Kate, aged - b dr. 6t04 on Eliza Leeds. After first heat, 2to 1. The Silver Cup given by the Earl of Lunsdale, added to a fiebsaiption of Three duithias each, was won by Mr. Robinson's Gambler, beating five °them-6 to 4on the winner. ISLE OF THANET RACES (Lan DAY)—Serr. 27. The Stewards' Plate of £5O. Two.mile heats. Mr. Friend's b. g. Philip, 6 yrs old, 9st. Ilb. Mr. Adam's br. g. Spring, 4 yrs old, 75t. 111 b. Mr. M. Whiteside's ch. h. Wouvermans, aged, lOst. 41b. Mr. Jones's gr. h. Legal Tender, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. Mr. Farrell's b. h. The Sherif, 5 yrs old, itst. 121 b. Mr. Heathcote's bl. h. brother to Antelope, 4 yrs old, sst. 51b. Sir J. Iloneywood's b. m. Enchantress, aged, 9st. 61b. Mr. Rowland's Regulus, 5 yrs old, 6st. 131 b. Won by Mr. Friend's b. g. Philip. Married, on Tuesday, at Huish, Devonshire, the Right Hun. Lord Rot.Ls, to the Hon. Lowsw TR/. FUSIS, sister to Lord CLINTON. DEATH OF THE DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE.—This rrelancholy event took place at Cumber, the family seat in Not f.ngharnshire, early on Friday morning. Her Grace was deli vered of twins, a boy and a girl, the latter still-born, on Tuesday last. She was considered better on 'Thursday, and in a favour. able way, but a sudden change for the worse took place. Her Grace was Georgiana Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Miller Monday, of Shipley, in Derbyshire, Esq. born Ist of June, 1789. aad married July 18, 1807. There was issue of this marriage 16 children, viz. 11 sons and five daughters, of whom there are now living nine' suns and three daughters; of these four were born at two births. EXTRACT OF A Lla TER FROM CONBTANTINOPLE,DATED A UGUST '26TH. 4 , Late intelligence has been received here of Corinth (the seat of the Provisional Greek Government) being in the hands of tie Turks, as also Napoli di Romania being provisioned by the Greeks. It seems that a part of the pi incipal Greeks, forming that august Assembly, could not tesist the tempting offer of their friends, and deliver those places to the Turks,which,when entered by the latter, a general flight took place. The Senate disappeared, a , . also the ' national chest,' containing an immense sum, and other property—every one se curing what lie could lay his hands on (no delicacy, you know, amongst the Greeks). Several hundred tamales fled to 'Lea, and others to the lonian Islands, but we! e ordered off by Sir T. MAITLAND, pursuant to his Declaration that these Islands should not be the refuge for the Greeks . win) continued in revolt.— The Ks are in great force at ArBos, and over sinlni the Morea like swarms of bees. Corinth is the strongest place in the Morea.—Letters from Smyrna ate silent upon politics." RACES AT LAMBEETON. Thursday se'nnlght,; Purse of Ten Sovereigns. given by Co. loud iteutou, of Lamberton, to be run for by horses belonging to the Berwickshire Yeomanry, over Lamberton Course, was won by Mr. l'urvis's br. g. rode by Mr. Prentice - 3 1 1 Mr. Fairbairn's b. g. rode by Mr. Nilson - 1 2 2 Mr. Dickson's br. m. rode by Mr. Murray 2 3 dr Same day, a match was run between Mr. Alfrang's brown gelding, and Mr. Bishop's grey mare, which was won by the former. LINCOLN RACES-Sirr. 26. The City Purse of £5O, for horses, Ste. of all ages, that Dave net won more than one Mae of the value of £5O or upwards, (Matches and Sweepstakes excepted). Three-yr-olds carrying 6st. 31b. four, 7st. gib. five, est. lib. six, Set. 51b. aged, Bat. 71h. Two-mile heats. _ Strathaven's ch. f. Miss Wentworth, 3 yrs, 6st, 61b. I 0 1 Sir 11. Nelthorp's b. c. Scawby, 5 yrs old, 63t. 31b. 0 1 0 Mr. Haworth's gr. c. Rowlston, 5 yrs old * 6st. 31b. 0 3 2 Col. King's b. f. Miss Fulford, 3 yrs old, 6st. 31b. 0 0 dr D. of Leeds's gr. e. by Comus, 3 yrs old, 6st. 31b. 0 0 3 Sir J. Byng's ch. f. Lady Mary, 3 yrs old, 6st. 51b. 0 2 0 Mr. Stepbeuson's gr. in. Dwangdilla, 3 yrs old, 6st. 31b. 2 0 dr Mr. Ball's ch. f. Rosa, 3 yrs old, 6st. 31b. . 4 dr Mr. Platers hr. g. Slug, 5 yrs old, Bst. 41b. - 3 0 0 The Judge only placed three.—At starting 4 to 4 apt the D. of Leeds's c. Nine upon the field at once was a sight unknown upon Lincoln Course; many ezelauned " a small St. Leger 1" OSWESTRY RACES-Szrr. 25. The Town Subscription Plate of ISO. Three mile and a half heats • starting at the winning.post. J. Mytton Req.'s b. h. Hasten, 5 yrs old, 7st. 91b. 1 1 W. Ormsby Gore, Esq.'s b. h. Cuyp, 4yn old, 7st. 101 b. 2 dr Cuyp the favourite; after the first heat 5 to 1 on Halaton. The Oswestry Sweepstakes of logs. each. One mile and a half, starting at the winning post. Mr. M. Jones's gr. h. Sir Edward, S yrrold - 1 Sir W. Wynn's br. 1. by Thunderbolt, 3 yrs old - 2 W. Ormsby Gore, Esq.'s b. Is. Cuyp, 4 yrs old - 5 W. Owen, Esq.'s b. f. by Hedley, 3 yrs old - - 4 A Purse of £5O, (with a surplus to the second) for hones be longing to the Oswestry Squadron of Yeomanry Cavalry. Two-atilt heats. Mr. J. Lewis's bL c. 4 yrs old, lOst. 41b. - - 1 1 NU. R. Evans's br. f. Ceres, 4 yrs old, lOst. lib. - 5 2 Mr. Rogers's b. f. by Sorcerer, 4 yrs old, 10st. fib. 3 Mr. CockeriU's br. m. Desdemona, 6 yrs old, list. illb. 3 4 Mr. Bill'sbL f. by Mehtbeus, 4 yrs old, lOst. 11b. - 4 dis Won easy. Stewards for the year 1623—H0n. G. Forester and Rowland Esq. SOUTHAMPTON. There was a spirited Race, at the Hunters' Inn, near South ampton, on Monday last, by hacknies, and the prize was won by Mr. Kum's horse. MATCH EXTRAORDINARY. A match for 100 guineas between Mr. Csaatv6e's Creeping Jenny, and Mr. Motu:uses Norah Crina, is to be rim at Enfield on the 11th of neat month—a two-mile beat—Betting 6to 4 on Creeping Jane. A youthful couple, living at Brixton, Isle of Wight, whose united ages amount to 118 years, being about to enter the marriage state, presented themselves on Friday last before Sir lticitA BASSLTT, Knt. for the purpose of making oath of their ages exceeding twenty years each,- in• pursuance of the late Act of Parliament ! ~"^~r'~' T-~,-., • koitvd. • Tie Vett pugilistic matches between Spring and Neate, and RaedaU and Martin, art coming into shape as to time. The Nonpareil has started fur Margate, by Way of commencing his training ; and Spring, Martin, and Curtis are Aso preparing For the country. Ceara as. Waanstr.—These two men are stain matched For 4.0 aide, to matt esrly in November. FEMALE BOXING. Yesterday morning, as early as Awe o'clock, the roads laid log to the fields between Kennington, Camberwell, and Brix -11114 were covered with costermongers, diburies, and dookee carts, all moving in the direction of the left field., to witness a hind of pitched battle b e t ween tw o women. named Martha Fla herty sad Peggy Carve, for a sum of money, deposited by two alispersons. The stakes were 171. 10s. and it is said this twe out of some issuseing at another female combat on the sane rend, about a fortnight .since. The parties are both from the settlements of St. George, the Martyr, and are by profess* awsing-east women at convenient houses • but we were also inheansi they occasionally turned their haa:is to the ,lei business, mai coosequently had a very full attendance of friends ein that trade; the Atm having got stied, a little travelling was expected, to avoid which, the time was anticipated by an hour and a half. The attendance was select, bat positively those present were the very pissks of their profession, and were finished in all but one or tells partkodars,'namely, Images% or lrumperia tion—but we are digressing. At half-past five the ground, in a sheaf field, was cleared, and a ring formed, of 32 feet every way. Martha FLiberty, a lady of comosiusaliag height, then entered, attended by two seconds, a fighting hackney-man, and a female bottle-holder ; the groupe aU appeared leaky, and Martha drank nearly half a plot of gin before Peg Carry dared her lily castor on the ground. No special provisions, always eaceptell, or regulations of caw bat were entered into, Martha having loudly declared is Mail give Peggy plenty of time. Accordingly the ladies had% were placed by their manly seconds at the scratch, and r i ft twinkling of an eye exchanged lounging hits and elated, aid, after a prilley-hati.4 match of three minutes and a half, Peg tipped Martha the Irish Ring, which almost &weed her, but in two minutes she again came to the seasick having been re covered by a erste of the cordial. Tedious it would be to record the fourteen rounds of this battle, which was always preserved in the shape of advantage by Peggy, she having all the advlptages of breeches and strait hitting. She displayed great acctunplitiments in steering and planting a fib.—The contest occupied the ladies thirty-seven minutes, and only two scientific stands-up were displayed,—these were the 2d and 10th rounds; in the former Peg sparred cautiously, and Patty being rather shy, and feeling somewhat awkward front the effects of the fling, stood on a firniguard, but the skirmish ing of eg seemed to puzzle her at first, and she still preserved attitude, until Peg let fly a strait hit at her smeller, which she re ceived (parrying not being thought of by her), but she, in a man ner that would reflect credit on the admirable skill of Randall, or on the powers of Gas, went in, and placed a most tremen dous left-handed hit upon the left cheek, which laid it open and 'hewed the bone—this aent Peg to the ground like a Waterloo bullet. The rest of the fight was in favour of Peg, who was declared the winner, and received the money. It is reported that in order to impress more fully sia his colleagues the necessity for the accession of Mr. CANNING, Lord LIVERPOOL, in the late discussions, laid before them the plan of the new financial arrange ments which he has it in contemplation to propose in the ensuing Session. One important ri tof these arrange ments, we learn, is the substitution of a Tax on Pro perty for Assessed Taxes, which are to be repealed to the amount of some millions a-year. In this way it is hoped that the Country Gentlemen may be quieted, without any sacrifice on the part of the Exchequer (the amount of Property Tax equalling that of Assessed Taxes repealed), and that consequently the Civil and Military Establishments of the country may be pre served from further reduction. Besides the expecta tion that monied men will be made to pay ft.tich more by a Property Tax than they do at present, while the Country Gentlemen will pay less, Ministers may also have in view the reaching those who now consume their revenues abroad, and the tempting those to return whom the Assessed Taxes have driven away.—Moraing Chron. COVENT-GARDEN.—This Theatre is advertised to open to-morrow, with alterations and improvements ; the principal of which is, that the basket has been thrown into the front boxes of the dress circle, which are now, in consequence, seven seats deep, and ad mirably secured from noise and external currents of air. This is a great improvement, both morally and dramatically. At the head of the tragic list, in ad dition to Mr. C. KESISLI (the Manager), stands the name of MACREADY. Miss PATON has been engaged at a h igh salary; together with Miss M. TREE and Miss HALLANDIL LISTON, it is said, does not return. BARTLEY joins the company, and several provincial accessions are spoken of. HAYMARKET THEATRE.—This Theatre was ex tremely welt attended on Saturday evening, to witness the second representation of the Beggars' Opera, with the new Macheath, and Miss PATON Polly. Miss PATON is certainly one of the first vocalists on the English Stage, and, throughout the variety of songs, " from gay to grave," allotted to her in the pre sent instance, displayed a power and flexibility of organ, together with a taste and scientific skilfulness of execution, which we have seldom heard equalled. The Gentleman, Mr. DAVIS, who played Mac• heath, appeared even to greater advantage on Sa turday than the preceding evening. The success of his debut seemed to have inspired him, on this occa sion, with more energy, both of action and voice, than we had anticipated at first ; while his appropriate playfulness in some of the scenes, and the fascinating delicacy, but depth of expression with which he de livered *vocal passages of a tender character, drew forth the cordial approbation of all persons of taste and sentiment. We have seldom, if ever, seen Mac heath more appropriately attired. The LARNE, 20, Captain ROBERT TA yr, is arrived at Portsmouth from the Mediterranean station, having been relieved by the HIND, 20, Captain Honourable J. Rous. The LA ERR left Malta on the 16th of Au gust. That island was then in a perfect state of health. The quarantine from the lonian Islands had been lengthened. The lONIKON yacht, Captain 11. Eustts, R.N. had sailed for Genoa, to bring his Ex cellency the Governor. The disposition of the Bri tish squadron in the was as follows: The ROCHEPORT (Vice-Admiral Sir GRAHAM MOORE) had sailed for Genoa, to communicate with Sir Trio- SIAS MAITLAND • the MARTIN and CHANTICLEER, were refitting at Malta, and would shortly sail for the lonian Islands, where were the ,Euaracua, HIND, and IlimeoLa ; the CAMBRIAN and ROSE were at Smyrna, protecting the British factory ; the DISPATOH and MEDINA at Naples. An American corvette and schooner came into the Bay, and anchored at Gibral tar, while the LARNE was lying there. Oa the 11th she fell in with a French squadron, consisting of a line of battle ship, two frigates, and a corvette, about sot) miles N.E. of Cape Finisterte. Ilielotana spoke with the sloop BEAVER, Captain NIACLEAN, on her way to Rio de Janeiro, on the 15th of September,,in lat. 46 deg. 53 min. N. long. S deg. 7 min. W. Oho i s ordered into harbour to be paid of, 4 r• • • • , --•••--• • 1 • • • . , . . FROM Tat DUlLtlit TATRirot • Fi•iclOy night, Messt : . MIA Smith, of Captain Wilcock': hnl e . suttee :ea in rp..l.ehending the noted James Fitzgibbon, Patrick darti, Aka Moloq, and Thoraris Collins, all of whom are charge : with the wilful murder of Ulick Burke, Esq. iii February last, neat Cappa. They aie lodged in Rathkeale Bridewell. Friday night,, the Rev. Sir William Reade, Bart; returning to his glebe at Tomgrany, in the county of Clare, was attempted to be assassinated by a fellow who darted from behind a *all, and discharged a musket at him, the contents of which (two balls) struck the opposite wall, and Sir William escaped by the fleetness of his horse. - This active Magistrate was after apprehending two mt.n on information, and bad given them in charge to be •conseyW to Tom grany Bridewell. Every exertion to apiirehend the delinquent who fired was promptly made, but with out elect. Saturday night, some villains threw stones at Cap tails Middleton, of the 42d, when visiting the guards, near the Square. Major Nicholson has lodged in Kilkenny Jail three brothers, named Ryan, for murdering James Egan, at Rathlogan, on the 11th inst. Within the last few nights parties of ruffians visited several houses between Clarina and Adare, in this county. They flogged a farmer named Lynch at Briskee, and . the dwelling of Mr. Craven Parker was attacked by an armed party, who beat him for not sending out his servant to be flogged by them. Monday night, John Fraley received a flogging, near Rathkeale, from a party of ruffians. He was suspected of giving information. From private information which had been received; indicating that a meeting of these itlfrituated insur gents who have hitherto disturbed this part of the county was to take place on Saturday night last, Lieutenant MiLIGAN, of the Rifle Brigade, quartered at Newcastle, attended by a patiole of his men, and a few of Captain WILCOCK'S police, marched from Newcastle to the mountain of Glenduff, where they were joined by other patroles of the Itifles from their respective outposts. Lieutenant MILIGAN having jd diciously arranged his plans, and formed his men into subdivisions, they cautiously proceeded along the different byeroads, and the extensive chain of moun tains of Morristown, Dromrae, Glemor e, and Rath cahill, by which manoeuvre they succeeded in appre hending fourteen men. After a fatiguing march of upwards of SO miles through mountains and bogs they arrived next day at Newcastle, where the pri= sorters were lodged in the Bridewell. As a girl of the name or Catherine Hickie was walking on the avenue leading to Cappa-house, on Saturday last, about the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, a man, whose lace was blackened, seized her, and dragged her into a grove that stands by the avenue, and there,with a razor, cut her throat across, but providentially the design of the ruffian is frus trated, as there are sanguine hopes entertained of the girl's recovery. One of Mr. Raymond's offices, at Hollywood, lately occupied as a barrack, was burned on Monday night by Whiteboys. A very unpleasant occurrence took place at the seat of a neighbouring Gentleman, and a Magistrate, 'in this neighbourhood, on Monday. One of his sons, a youth about sixteen, hearing a considerable num ber of fellows at a ditch side, planning the robbery of the orchard, settling as to the bringing of sacks for carrying off the apples, &c. communicated the circumstance to his-father, and proceeded to the orchard about the hour he heard appointed by •the plunderers, accompanied by one or two others, and unfortunately armed with a gun loaded with ball.— On entering the orchard, he saw and heard a num ber (over thirty) at work, gathering up the apples. In order to frighten them away he shouted loudly, when the fellows ran ; and in order to hasten their departure he fired his piece over their heads, when the shot unfortunately tuok effect on the body of a person named Dee, who was on one of the trees, shaking down the apples to his confederates. The ball passed through Dee's body, and his situation is imminently dangerous. The party were prepared for ample plunder ; and barricadoed the orchardnian's house with large stones to prevent his interruption. By the late Returns it appears that in England there are 294,088 females more than males—inWalesi 16,464—in Scotland, 126,35'2—making a. total in Great Britain of 434,904—a1m05t .half a million La.; dies fair, doomed by the unlucky course of nature to single blessedness—which is rendered worse by the waste occasioned by at least one hundred and fifty thousand inflexible bachelors CORX F.XCHANGE, SZIPTEMIIia 30.—We were welt supplied with Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent, and Sofa fork; but there being a demand for that of tine quality of dde year's growth, such kind was readily taken off on full as good terms as on this day se'nnight ; but there was no demand for old Wheat, and the prices of that description are quite nominal.--• Vine new Barley is in request, and fully supports Monday's quo tations. The Oat trai+e is brisk, and appears a shade dearer, owing to short supplies. In Beans and Peas there is no altera dup.—Current prices: &soma. Vint, Kent and i lhaea, New 34546501d20540s Suffolk Norfolk .4 . 4 .. 5 01 0 l d d 2 2 0 0 $ s 3 4 8 2 : Rye... 185 20s Barley New 28 31$ 01d165 20$ Malt 46s 52s Small Beans 24s 27s Tick ditto ...... . ... ...l 8s 22s Oata, Potatoe „SO. 1161 -- Poland 211 24s —..— Feed ... ........ iBs 110 s Flour, per Sack 40$ 4.5 s Baltic Red, Hambro' or Brabant red a OS White Peas 2ss 26s liollKs 2Ys 3O Grey Peas 26s 2Es Rapeseed, per Last Alto £29 FOIL =i. Wheat, Dantsic • Os GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OP BRITISH CORE, (wancii GOVtIOII isilmaisnou), For the Week aiding Sept. SI, 1822, made up from the Returns of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in Eng. land and Wales. Wheat 40s 6d I Oats 17s 7d I 13eans 231 6d Barley 258 11 d Rye Ilas lid Peas ass ad Sonaa.—Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted front the Returns made in the Week ending 05th Sept. 1822, e9s. lid. per cwt. exclusive of Importation Dudes. SMITMIttLD Maarten, SIPTIDSIBT it 30.—We are again moss abundantly supplied with all descriptions of meat, and nothing but the cool state of the weather enabled the Salesmen to obtain last tl4)',. prices for the best quality; but the inferior sorts are guar Jrtt r,. Od. to 311. Od. per stone of Sibs.; Mutton, 21.0 d. to 2... 841. Veal. Ss. W. to slue Lamb, Ss. Od. to is. Od.-.Cattle at IWO ; Sheep and Lambs, C9,750' load: Hay, 31. 3+. to W. 17s. ad V. 10e. to 11. 111 s. I i II I 1 I 1 ,j l!• Pork. ed. to 3a. Od. et Starter : boss, 3100; Calow, Pigs.2oo.—Hay and &Or per Clover, 41. Oa. to 41. TOE. Straw, •