Star.
London, England, 1812-11-10 00:00:00

NEW PARLMMEIVT.

111111111113 NITURNILD TO SCUM IN Tii NNW ►ARLIAMENT•
KIIINCUDIRIONT, Stc.—William Robert Keith Douglas. Esq.
Ross (County)—The Hen. W. Fred. Mackenzie.

The Catholics of the county of Dublin met at Kil.
mainham, oa Thursday last, when several Resolutions
in favour of Catholic Emancipation were agreed to.
BREAD.—No alteration in the price this week—the
quartern Loaf Is. sid.

Wednesday, one of the prisoners made his escape
from the depot at Perth, by leaping over the wall of
his own goal, into the area of one adjacent, which is
unoccupied, and marched past the sentinels unsuspec-
ted ; but be had not gone far beyond the outer gate,
when he was seized, and brought back to his old
quarters.
Friday morning, a respite, during the Royal plea-
sure, was received for Peter Drummond, now under
sentence of death in the jail of Glasgow, for theft and
housebreaking.
Last week the child of a person, named Dalston,
in Shaddon-street, Dumfries, was illed by imbibing
scalding water from the spout of a tea-kettle.
All the Members of the Cabinet are expected in
town to-morrow, to be present at the first Cabinet
Dinner this season, to be given by the Earl of Livs.a.
root, when the first arrangements for the meeting of
Parliament will be made.

An Innkeeper was lately (on the information of a
Rev. Gentleman of Berkshire) fined Jes for coursing
A hare, which he immediately paid, and then prefer-
red an information against the complainant, for
having shot a pheasant before the commencement of
the present season, which subjected the Reverend in-
former to a penalty of £5O and costs.
This morning a respectable elderly-lonking gentle-
man dropped down in Kennington-lane, and instantly
expired. The deceased, who has been known for
several years to pass nearly at the same period, was
conveyesLiato the Lamb and Hare public•house, to
be owned by his relatives.
Considerable quantities of spices and other articles,
the produce of Mauritius and Bourbon, have been
lately shipped for Mozambique, to be exchanged for
slaves, cattle, &c.

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The Right Honourable CHARLts iciwq joint Pay:
muter-General of the Force;, has appointed Ricnaan
NEAve, Est. to be his Deputy.
The Edinburgh Militia have inarChed foi Mati:
ch%ster, and theFoifershire for Stockport.
Fiiday, the Ayrshire Militia was inspected id
Burntsfield.Liriks, near Edinbtirgh, by Lieutenant:
Genet-at WyNYARD; who was plea• ed to express his
approbation of the appearance and discipline of the
Regiment.
The Light Division tinder the crinmand•of Major.
General MACKENZIE, who are at Hy the, composed
of two brigades, under Sir N. PEACOCK and Colonel
Curcert, and consisting of the 43d, s`2d, 71st; 85th,
2d and 3d battalions 95th, were reviewed by Lord
ROSSLI'K, on Shorncliff, last Tharsdiy.
Thursday the Rentrewsnire Militia wai reviewed
on the North Inch, Perth, by Major General DUR•
IHADA, who expressed the highest satisfaction with their
appearance aad
The diviskia of the Dorset regiment of Militi,i,
Which :marched foe Berry-head, about a fortnight
ago, returned again last week. through Truro, for
ralitiouth. .
A detachment of reeruits for the foieign depot tit
Lymington, embarked at at Portsmouth, from Fort
Cumberland, on Friday: They were replaced by de-
tachthents belonging to different regiments in the
West Indies.

It is with much pleasure we ate enabled to state;
that odt of 244)0 hales; embarked at Portsmomh,
only three have died; notwithstanding the boisterous
weather they have lately experienced.