Star.
London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

Mr. Secretary PEEL and Mr: D. O'CtiItiNELL.

DUSLIN, SEP UMBER 7
Last night, Mr. Psu. Sir CRitaLe.s Snx.rw, Co.
lonel Bnowsit, and Mr. thatiovsos, saiki forH,)-
lyhead. This morning (Thursday) Mr. O'Coit:sea.s.
tuft town.in the stage coach fir Cashel, nro his wig
as we understand, to the ccunty of Katy. M.
LIDWELL, we believe, remains yet in town.

Virginia Papers arrived this morning to the 4th of
August, but they contain no news vklmteerr.
An army of nearly 7000 men, conarnsnded by Co-
lonel SMITH, and a heavy battering train, has been
formed on the Bombay establishment, and is now
sembled at Jaffierahad, where it awaits the instructi;:ds
of his Excellency, the Coussaamat-tm.C:tner.
We are given to understand that Major General
HARM' is appointed to the Berhampore station of
the army; and that Major General GE ROB Wnoo
has been appointed to Dinapore, with orders to t.4ks
the command of the army now acting on the Tirlioot
frontier.

Papers of later date contradict the statements in
the Indian Journals of the beginning of February,
announcing a cessation of active operations in the
seat of the war in Napaul. It appears, on the con-
trary, that hostilities were actively contineed by the
Company's Commanders, with as favourable prospects
as the extreme natural difficulties of the country and
the hardy opposition of the people would adMit.
The following air-it-gement is reported to haoa
1-ein made for the future Quarters of the Allied
Army in France :—l:unkirk is to be gat livened by
the British, .I.i;ie by the Dutch, Mexieres by the
Pt ussians. Strasburg!' by the Austrians, and the Gee.
man Legion are to have their old co:otos in Flanders.
On the sth instant, as Lord Casmertaacaz was
walking in the Champs Elyseel, a led horse passing
by launched out against him with both his lees, and
struck his Lordsilip on the two thighs. just above the
knee,. The contusion on one limb is consider dale,
but we understand his Lordship is not likely to be
confined by the effects of it more than a few days,
Dr. 9.ItA4VILLEI the Pentleznan
whit
brought
tho
last dispatches from Paris, left his Lordship in 'nod
health and spirits about P. M. on the folloo ing o;.y.
Thursday last a French w.on lot aszended forn
the Gardens of Ruggicri, at Paris, in an ilium!.
nated balloon. Tke ascent took place at half past
ten o'clock in the evening, and had a most brilliant
and magnificent eff-ct. When about 690 feet fret
the ground, M. AUGUSTIN Sds fire to a tieautioil.st
of artificial fireworks which was attached to the car
of the balloon, Which added great', to the splend car
of the scene. The balloon with the star afterwards
disappeared, taking a South-west direction.
An unloitunate occurrence took place on Monti iy
night, at nine o'clock, on the Boulevards Goblents,
Paris. An English Gentleman, walking peaceably
along, immediately behind a persen dressed in plain
clothes, had, it is supposed, trod upon his heel,
.when the pers,n turned round, and repeated se-
veral times, your ages march; rue PAM filed.
The English Gentleman replied he had n t, upon
which the other stopped him, and repeated some vio-
lent language, adding, that he was a French Officer.
—A scab ensued, when the English Gentleman
was knocked down and surrounded by a crowd of
people; he was at the same time stabbed in the body,
and was carried home dangerously ill, where he now
remains with but little hopes of his recovery.—
The wound was inflicted by a cane sword, which the
assassin was observed to carry.
Some wayzirh tars, whose appearance bespoke they
had squandered away their hard-earned *ages, re-
cently passing their former Comniander, in plain
clothes, exclaimed-44 No pulling off hats, -now."
To which the officer very aptly replied—a. Nor any
piping to caner, either."
A new species of fraud has been practised at
Portsmouth within these few days :—A man of re-
spectable appearance went on board one of the
llne-of•battle ships that was paying off, and refire-
tented himself to the Captain to be a book-keeper
to a London Inn,, and presenting his employer's
compliments, requested leave to look any of the
seamen who might be willing to go to London. fl;s
imposing manners influenced the reque t, and 1:c re-
ceived a eel note from about twenty of the seamen,
then, requesting them all to be at the inn whence the
coach would curt, at a fixed hour, he departed. When
the unsusp.c:ing tars began to seat themselves in the
coach, the fraud w.is discovered.

CORN EXCHANGE. SErr. 11.—We had a pod stip.
ply of Wheat from Essex this morning, but' very Hi&
from any other part; the sales were heavy, to last
Monday's prices. White Peas are 2s. per quarter
dearer. In Barley, Beans, and order articles, there is
Little or no alteration.

AVERAGE PRICE of CORN In ENGLAND and WALES,
from the returns coding the lid 61 September, 1315.
Wheat. Rye Earlir,. Oses. Boos. Pears.
s. d. Is.d. I s. d. I
s. d. Is. 4. s. d.
66 5 SO 4 32 26 a 187 1 IN 7
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns mob
in the week ending the ith September, is eft. old. per cwt.
shit rmnruz MARKET, SIP FEMUR 11.
Beef 4s Od to Ss 4:1 Vai is od to 6s OS
Mutton es Od to Ss Perk Ss 04 so Is Cid
Lamb k to 64 Od.
Beasts 1140—Sheep and Lambs 15,8110—Calvss 180—Piss Sl*
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Meshy, Hay 41 Os to Sr Osj Clover gated ni

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