Star.
London, England, 1823-06-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday the Sewn, ts, Captain !foes Joan:one, sailed •
for the South American station. The Lamm, 20, Captain F.
Mammas% will sail on Tuesday for the Cape and the East Indies.
The Rantass..24, Captain P. Vasaga, will sail tomorrow morn-
** for Newfoundland, with his Excelleocy Sir Cnastes Ha-
Mons, Governor and Commander-in-Chief there.
The Tannin is to be paid off, and Lieutenant SCOTS and crew
turned over to the Swanton, at Deptford.
The lifrelli 16, Carlin ASSIMINOT, is to proceed to the
Went, being intended, it is said, to be employed on a mission to
fit, Petersham&
Fatatoulni, lbws 20.-AVlnd N. to S.—Arrived the Osborne
pocket, Paseo; from the Leeward Islands; sailed from St.
Thomas's the 10th May.
Amin 5.5.0.-Salkd his Majesty's packet FROLIC, for
Lisbon. The Norway ship Arandahi, from Arandshl, arrived
here yesterday, has been seized by the Offteers of his Majesty's
eastenta, In consequence of their having found on board, thirty-
five kepatontelolng brandy and other contraband goods.
tcratpinnit; Jilts of the port, the '
Fos, fiNif New York ; Albina, from Demerara ; and Planet,
Besoter, ?rpm Jamaica, bound for London; sailed under con-
voy of his Majesty's ship FAIMOILTS.
Poentatearit, Jona 21.-I'his evening arrived at are kfother.
bank, the ship Charles, Captain Fames, of London, in thirty-
eight days from St. Thomas's, in ballast. lltir Charles, we be-
lieve, was one Of the ships which was indneed M leave this coun II
-
try to wait the lasue of events regarding the Independent squa.
dron, commanded by Commodore Danratta, who- had been
some time in co-operation with Bouvaa, and* what . waeralied
the Colombian Government, having ,for its object to establish
the independency of that hitherto portion of the Spanish posses-
sions in the West Indies. It would appear by the present afri-
val that this object hits completely faded; the Royalist forces,.l
both by sea and land, baying prevailed, to the entire deittritetion_j
of Commodore DAIIIIILL'S squadrim, and the disorganization of
the Colombian Government. The Colombian Navy was rap-
tured by a Spanish frigate and two sloops of war. In fact; we
anderifind, that the calm of Independence to that quarter is
completely at an end. .
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Jana S9.—Wind N.E.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Raiton,
for Newfoundland.
Duet. Jogs 22.—Wind N.B.—Came dawn from the River
sand sailed, the Abeona. Titania, for Jamsfci; /3elight, .CASS
for Berbice; PenritynCastle, WA ASS lialifart4
Sarni, for Barbadoes ; and Mary, Anew, !pr
The Musick, Hatay, for Heeenualt, broke her anchor this after-
noon, and has been supplied with another, and proceeded miler
Voyage. Arrived and sailed frig the River, the Mains, Laura-
sax, from the Cape of Good Hope. Yesterday; came down.
from the. River and sailed, the Sally, Gaeta, for Quebec ; silk%
net:tack, Madeira; Peace, Owns, for Trieste • and Oporto
Centro. for Oporto. Arrived and sailed for tie River, eit;,
Bann sloop of war, from Dublin.
• Cieridialoiree, Jan *Ships Entered trtwards : -The.
Annette, from Dantsrle •' - Paris, from Petersburgh; Silver Rel.
freinsWoreant; Timm of Fife, front Riga; and Richard, front
Stiopte.creek.—Chrielng Outwards: The Harmony, for De-
lailrera ; Susan, for Madras; Elko and Sakti, for Ilamburgh
Pelican and Wind or for Antwerp ; Bridsh Colony, for Odessa;
Prince Of Orange, for Rotterdam•• flying-flab, for Ostend ; Tri.
tank torklittaila andiJane, for Zrchangel.

We regret to state that his. Majesty's ships Lavine,.
Captain W. F. Owen, and BARRACOOTA, Captain
VlDALL(aiiing), returned to the Cape of Good Hope
on the 16th April; froin their first endeavours to anew,
Vey the shores eastward. of the Cape of Good Hive,
with the loss of eight officers and fifty men.
Lord Viscount Mes.vtuba, K.T.. First Lord of the
Admiralty, arrived at Portsmouth on Monday night,
and on the followingday.his Lordship and Countess
MaLvtLut proceeded to thelife-of Wight, his Lord-
ship having in the morning been pleseitt at the half-
yearly. examination, of-. the Students at the Royal
Naval College ,opsl School of Naval Architecture,
and the gangral ,inspection of 'Anse establishments,
by a Committee of Officers, consisting
.orAchmiral
Sir jAiirs HisitineWsirtstran, K.C.B. Captain
Bnidd,"iltd Crkilinitsidnbr the' Hon. Sir Gaonot
Gmtv,•Bart: W.Va. Wednesday his Lordship came
ores from the Isle of • Wight, and dined -with Sir 1
H..Wiarrsurp..at the Adouralty House, and returned
to Ryde the followingitioriiing: Lord up less
taken u his te'sidenteat£arl.9 were
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IRkLAND.

THE LATE FATAL AFFRAY. AT Bramitfit

vicar TIM ROBLIN JOURNAL Or FRIDAY.'
'The sanguinary, a,.d deadly conflict tvhkh bag
taken place at -Maghei a, coir]..iiies still to agitate and
alarm the public .min.l—it is a and fatal
illustration of what an i Mitt laced populace are capable
of committing, when led on by the spill( dip:sill feel&
ing—the bane of social older, and the irictihns of
Ireland's happiness. The Dcrr,s Journal (4 the 17th
has given, to all appeal mice, ins impartial view of this
horrifying t: ansaction—it states, that with a drunken
man, who had been taken by a constable ler rioting
in a grocer's shop, and who had been ristetred h 7 his
party, originated this bloody affaii—the Military
being' called to aid the civil pen er,. Ensign
.ELLtOTTI
77th Regimen:, had been knocked dims!, last he pru-
dently avoided deadly recrimination. • After this cira
curnstance, cries of destruction to the Orangemen, &c.
were re-echoed, and marry • persons in the streets were
maltreated anti Protestant homes assailed. The Rev.
J. COLTHURST got a violent blow; to restore order
was in •e;kin _when the Protestants fired from their
houses; and a personal conflict ensued; three or the
assailants were shot dea.l, and a great number se-
verely wounded, which caused the aggressois.to re,
treat. The Derry Joririlal then says: -
! "We regret to he compelled to add, that the Protestant party,
who had acted hitherto on the defensive, were, in the irritation
of the moment, betrayed into similar acts of siolestee upon the
windows of their Roman Catholic fellow-townsmen, with.wbona
they had hitherto lived on terms of perfect amity and coneord.
The painful result of these mutual outrages has been, that the
windows, window-frames, and doors of houses of nearly twoi.
thirds of the town are totally destrr:ed—nothing, in fact, can be
more desolate that the general appearance of this village. In-
quiries have been set on foot, and a respectable character com-
mitted to prison, charged on the oath of a man not expected to
live, with having fired a shot which passed through his body, -
and which, in the opinion of the surgeon, will cause his death.
A Coroner's Inquest sat on Saturday, at Swattengh, upon the
bodies of the deceabed, and a Jury of that place found verdicts of
wilful murder against a person or persons unknown. %Timmins
are issued fbr apprehending those implicated, and a general meet-
!ing of Istiagistrates and Gentlemen appointed for this day."
A rumour that the town was to be destroyed hythe
Ribbonmerion Saturday. night, induced precautionary
measures to be' taken by the Rev. Mr. Knox, who had
the Yeomanry on the patrol during the night.
We have seen a letter from a most respectable Gen-
tleman in Maghera, stating, that twelve Magistrates'
have been investigating the riot, and that the circunia
stances mentioned in the newspapers have been greatly
exaggerated. It appears also, from the inquiry, that
the peasantry were the aggressors, and that but few
have suffered.
Sunday se'nnight, the public•house on the new line
of road to Tipperary, near Cahirconlish, was mall-
ciously set on fire, and totally consumed.
Thursday night last, an attack was made on the
house of James Fox, on the lands of Doborough, near .
Croom, in the County of Limerick, by a party of
armed men, who not getting instant admittance on
their demand, proceeded to set fire to the house in
several places, upon which . the owner opened the
door, and the ruffians flogged him in a. desperate
manner, and plundered the house.
Oar readers, in distant places, will be gratified to
perceive that the disturbances in this County have
subsided. To this happy recurrence of tranquillity
many causes have co-operated. The period for ar-
ranging old and new tenures has expired. To this
occurrence we adverted many posts ago, and since
perceived that the Marquis WELLESLRY, in a Dis-
patch to the English Government, anticipated a si-
similar result on these very gtoiti.tds of settlement be-.
tweea landlords and tenants.— cork Mercantile ehron.

• BOX MG.
A match between Mate and Hudson is expected to be made
in the course of the present week.
. Abraham lielasco and Saagpsash.ate agreed to fight for £lOO
wide on Tues4ay the 19th of August nest.
A-match for £5O a-dde • took place between Pal liplas and
Slack, the Derbyshire Champion, on the conclusion of 13uxten .
Races, on Friday, June 12. It was a most manly battle for 45
minutes. Halton Proved the conqueror.
GREAT PEDESTRIAN UNDERTAKING.
Male Hawimt, a Lancashire man, stoned at twelve o'clock
on Friday night,• at Tybirn turnpike, to beat the performance
of the erlebrAtori who-went era foot to York, and back.
to Shoreditch Church, 394 miles, in 1792, in five days and 13
hours. This Pedestrian is. marched by some Lancashire perts'.e.
for 900 sovereigns to do 400 miles i aye days and twelve bourn.
The ground chants is to the•two hundred mile-scone, hear Cor.
wen, in Merionethshire, and back, which is about 73 miles a day..
He performed the first 26 miles without stopping in five hours..
and was at Vheatley-bridge (43 miles) at half-part nine o'clock.
Here he haltid, end did 76 miles by eight In the evening, flesh
and well, and proposed.starting again at twelve o'clock, on Lis
second day's journey. Ile is aocompatsied by one person only,.
on horseback.
CORN EXCHANGE, 'IARE-LANE, JUNE 23.
I. The arrivals of Corn last week were large, and again also this.
""Morning: the immense supplies ate not altogether fresh up, but
remain over from former sales. Wheat continues to sell vet y
iheavily. and prices have declined Is. per quarter from last 111oti-
Wife quotations. Bailey sells very heavy, and is also rather
liswer. Scans find so few buyers at present, that last week's
4111ilartannot be obtained: Peas of both kinds remain unaltered.
file trade for Oats continues very heavy ; English Oats are again
rather cheaper, and Irish Oats have declined ls. per quarter...-.
iThe Flour trade continues cscredingly heavy.
PRICES ON 11.1 A RD OP sIIIP.
Wlieut, Red • 40s 61s Rye, New
46s 65s Beans; Small
airier d 1-13 •••• 365 lick, New
jkg .• . Ms 37s Oats, Feed
I--- 306 40$ S. bort • -
-62 s 401 --- Poland
Ito 435 45s Potatoe
Grey': 35s 37s Flour, per Sack
Mail is. •, - 454 605 Rapeseed
•ISAMU LAS? WU&
Wheat, English, firs. 11,878 I Beans 597
Barley • 842 1 Peas • ' - 204
Malt 2,8410 Idols Oats • - E,275
Ole ,t• 15,849 1 raga\ Flour, sacks 7,6-16
GENER • GE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
*Woo cloymms naroarayeast),
For the Week asded late 14, 1823, made up. from the Returns
of the in the different Cities and Toilnis in
,Eng.
land and
36s 10d (Avant. - as. 5d
Wheat ' . 4111s.'lld I Oats
Barley .114.(.J ye 345 Id Irma -3741 Itsl
PRICE OF SUGAR. • • •
•,. The Average Price. a &own or Moueoaals Sapv.ains-
purtd from tbe lietits;ns niadorba the Weeiceuitiog .
1645. Ms: 60. per cr. exclusive of Importiniumnatimac,:
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. There erase good attgply atiarket4 alidomadrOplif Crai-
pee
particularly Olen,. a great "anther: allishiakigags tofflissits.
MuttOn 110AY,100.,11010.141 baSva tykes.
=art•rather lower: There eiliha g6o4ool,orthighsollay , •
asedleeeir of the. weather. ,Carettottlickee.as •
Bswt per xatser.gf allb4 Ss. 911...14ape, is •
45.4 d. Veal, 46.0 d. to 55.641: Lambe fe:64.40 55.4 L i 4; 44 •

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321 35.
• 29; 33s
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• 9411.47 s
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Cuntet, vise Maim, meatier' in Macedonia gin •
to colleifiltir.titl
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bilks 14" 114 m.." imeauncs,.hotreirer;lfieifeiiii4 the 'Vat's
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