Star.
London, England, 1813-07-20 00:00:00

BELFAST3ULr 11.

A number of Orange Lodges, (about 3000 men in
all) assembled in Lisburn, on Monday list, and
walked in procession, with some respectable men at
their head. They afterwards heard a sermon in the
Linen-Hall there, preached by the Rev. Dr. CUPPLM
It is but Justice to state, that in Lisburn they' con-
ducted themselves with the most unexceptionable
propriety ; to show that cordiality prevailed, a num-
ber of them even took their refreshment in the house
of a Roman Catholic.

In the evening, about seven o'clock, the Lodges
that bad gone from Belfast arrived, with colours
flying ansi all the usual Orange insignia. One party
prcceeded by Hercules-street to the house of one
Th.rnpson, in North-street. In their progress
they were hooted by the spectators, and sir nes and
.nr.cl were throw a amongst them. Some of 'rhomp-
son's IA inflows were broken, when the Orangemen
ruslliiig out of the house with loaded• muskets, fired
upon the people : in vinsequence of which a
cooper, of the name of Hugh Graham, was shot dead
on the sp. t—a :cklaycr, named Andrew 111.Narry,
was mortally wounded, and died nest morning at one
o'clock —and Wiiinim *Laughlin, a young lad, a
bookbinder, received a bail in his thigh, and yesterday
underwent amputatiou—another man, v, understand,
was shot in the arm.

On the circumstances being made known, several
Magistrates immediately attended in Not th-street, a Id.
General Mitclielhaving 'odes ed cut a party of military,
peace was restored; and a sillier was made prisoner
in Thompson's house, along with two others.

Persons desirous of proctning any particular or
favourite slumbers in the present Lottery, should ap-
ply immediately to some of the Offices, otherwise
they may be disappointed, as Ike Tickets are rapidly
issuing frlm the Bank.
PEDEsTut,lNDßl.—Sunday morning Preston,
journeyman hat-maker, sixty years of age, under-
took, for a wager of Ai's, to go on foot from New.
cross Tuirpike to Welling, in Kent, and hack again,
in two hours; the distance being fifteen miles, which
be completed two minutes and a half within the time
given.
A Mr. YORE undertook, on Murcia), afternoon,
for a wager of fifty guineas, to go on foot from Lon-
don to Maidenhead, and return, a distance of fifty.two
Miles) in ten hours. He did six miles an hour for five
hours, when he halted. He pursued his journey in
half an hour, but broke down in tl e fiftieth mile,
when he had twenty-five minuses good, but by vio-
lent exertion he won the wager by two minutes.

A few days since a soldier vi as acciaenti►lly killed,
at the North Gate of Chichester, by the wheels of a
baggage waggon passing over his head, occasioned by
his failing from the shafts on which he was riding.

The Murquis de BEUCIIESNE, Commandant of the
depot at Verdun, died lately, and has been succeeded
by M. de MEVLAN, but equal it. 'humanity and kind
attention to the British prisoners, who, on presenting
themselves at Verdun every fifth, tenth, fifteenth, or
thirtieth day of the month, are allowed to chuse their
place of residence in :iny village or town in the De-
partment of the Meuse. At present no class of pri-
curlers are in confinement at Verdun :—They arc all

on parole.
A few days ago a serious disturbance took place
at Abergavenny, between some of the Frenchmen
upon ,patole there, and some of the inhabitants ofthe
town, occasioned by a labouring man, much intoxi-
cated,
reeling against two or three of the Frenchmen,
who, inste ld of passing by without noticing the affront,
very injud;clously knocked him down two or three
times, which irritated the lower order of the town's-
people, and a general.scullle or attar.k ensiled, but
tor toe mo-t part in consequence of several of the
Fienchn en having, contrary to the advice of some of
the respect,,ble inhabitants, appeitred armed with
clubs or sti,:ks, in a menacing maanr, in the. princi-
pal street of the town. Several persons were scvere:y
wounded; but the activity of the mazistrates at lengd.
restored order.
Friday a Grant-martial was held on board the Sal-
vador del Mundo, on Frawis, a private marine of
the Belle P, uie frigate. fir in4ticiotisly stabbing Ser-
kant-lajor Rose, with his bayonet in four places,
wb..n on duty.; and also for having wounded James •
7'.1,3) meld, ship's corporal ; of which he was found
guilty rind sent%nced to suffer death.
MA It L ::( iI•ST :1 Ia:T.—IV. Carter, who, it was
stated, was forme-fly a Captain in the army, was
charged with stealittg articles of plate, &c. It ap-
peared that the prisoner was detained ender suspi-
cious circumstances, offering to pledge plate at the
&top of Mr. Alders, a pawnbroker. An ofliccr was
rent for, and the prisoner Was secured. A spoon
arallkh be had offered to pledge was proved to be the
property of the owner of the Cambz idge Coffee-house,
Newman.ftreet, which had been stolen by a person
who called for a bason of soup. On searching the •
prisoner,. fifteen duplicates were found upon him of
portable articles of plate, supposed to have been stolen
'front different coffee-houses.--;-1-fe was remanded, to
give coffee-house-keep‘rs, who have been sobbed, au
gpportunity of identifying him.