Star.
London, England, 1824-08-25 00:00:00

AUTUMN.

Round Aututun's brow the aramantbus twines,
It's wreath immortal bides the corning grey ;
White purple sunsets gleam from out his vines,
That own the painting of expiring day !
0 fairest season of the changing year!
Thy sunny arms the waving woods infold,
Thy mellow breathings o'er the leaves appear;
like Jove's, thy rich embrace descends in gold!
I long shall see thee in the lonely vale,
To tell thy many charms by silence taught,
And see thee stealing tints that slow prevail.
By Nature's band in strange embroidery wrought !
And when the sceptre from thy grasp shall fall,

Thy last pale lingering sun in ocean set.
Each grace departed shall thew line, real,
And ill the pensive mind with mild regret!
Wahner. R.

JAMAICA.

IRON AN ADDITIONAL POOTSCRIPT TO Tilt ROYAL
GAZETTE 01 THE SD OP JUDY.
THE LATE DISTURBANCES IN HANOVER.
We anticipated in our last, from the forces in the in-
terior, and active measures then pursuing, that the in-
surrection among the Argyle Negroes and others in
that neighbourhood would be shortly put down ; all the
Negroes, but one, of the Argyle, are brought or come
in. There are now inthejail, in this town,• twenty pi.
sobers for trial, and six principal evidences: the bead
driver's wife, Queen Aunt, is among the prisoners. No
doubt a most serious-example will be made of them.—
We congratulate the Coenery,.thereforefon the suppr es-
aim of this insurrection., add' we think its thanks are
particularly due to Colonel Campbell, of the Western
interior,-Colonel Campbell, of the Hanover Regimera,
Captain Tench, of the 93d, add the Officers and men
under their colentrian'd, for their prompt avid vigorous
measures, Which have, for the present, led to the secu-
rity and peace of the Island.
The St. James's Reginseet lave shown the greatest
alacrity in turniog out whenever called an. Two com-
panies marched to Montpellier on Tote*, although
by the suppression of the revolt, aad the arrival of the
Maroons, their services woreuot required. We are sa-
tisfied that not a man would have Wen Octet from his
post, had the Regiment been called on. There were
yesterday seventy.seven Maroons, with the Superin-
tendant, at Argyle. The de:y of the troops has been
very harastius: previous to the chant Of posts having
been regulated, one man rode upwards of seventy miles
in one day.,—/IfoirSege Qasr.Gsge‘ies 'sae $5.
Tuesday evening, in consequence of accounts le-
ceived from the disaffected quarter, two companies of
the St. James's Militia were marched off, and on Wed-
nesday morning the detaChtneat of the s3d Ateginsent,
stationed in our barracks, proceeded for the saute ti,es-
tivation. and were teiltakeCdpriog the day by pike of
the flank companiet 'Rota "aIma:AWL the unwearied.
exertions of the seigral bodies of litlitisia and regulars.
have been so far erg:Alined with *heiress, that about
twenty prisoners are &iv in our jail for trial, and the
number of the ;oakgenii hart heed considerable dimi-
nished.
.since the cOni(ren4riiirai of this inieleassut
husin!ss,-the duty has fad en principally on the Western
later or, and pant of the Harrever, Militia, and the de.
tacbment of the $, Who hire gone through the fa-
tiguing work wrch a itillinsO:ess mid perseverance, which
entitle them, Officers as well as privates, to the thanks
of their cottntrt.
The detichinent of the St. James's hlilitia were re-
lieved yesterday moistieg by the Maroons, Who are now
gone in pursuit of the fugitives.
At a Special Session 01 the Peace convened at Fal-
mouth on Saturday last, " rot the perpOie of taking into
consideration, and to adopt measures for the apprehen-
sion of the disaffected and iebellious slaves, at present
existing in the parish of Hanover, particularly tape be-
longing to Argyle, Alexandria, and dolden Grove
estates —(Jaynes P. Utten presiding}, it was resolved,
that " The reward offered by the parish of St. James,
on occasion, is liberal and sofficieet for the appre-
hension of those engaged in the revolt in Hanoveri and
that every puhheity in• tkisparish be given to the Reso-
lutions of the parish of St. Jamet.*—eeraerail Chroni-
cLe, Jane 26.
It is no unpleasant feature) in this troublesome busi-
ness, to record the fidelity of the Negroes on several
adjoining properties, who do not relic but condemn
the disaffection and rebellions conduct of their fellow-
lien. However, let us 'not be 'deceiVedo.slet Us net be
n Jelled intonguarded repose—The fiery spirit which is
aroad amongst the slave population iq the Colonies,
wry he smothered, but not qnenebeds and it will., there-
fore, be our duty to be Vigilant of their conduct) and.
pattitas of oar oitn safety.
MONTIEGO *At, JUNE 25.
A fatal rencontre took place at Luce:" on Wednesday•
eVening last, Which ended ih the death of one * the,
party. The folk wing we have good authority for say.:
ins is the verdict of the Coroner's Ntry, who were
4utnnaoned on the Occasion', and which Wily details the
.circumstances:
.1" That in consequence df Mr. Lewis A.tiag being
•akruck, and otherwise iosillted, in the sneer of Lucea, on
Wednesday evening, Ur. George Hopkins, the de-
teased, be 'Lewis A. Bing did, with a dagger or dirk
Which he then and there accidettally held in his hand,:
inflict one mortal waned on the chest cr breast of the said
George Hopkins, and be which stabbing with.the said
dagger as aforesaid, perpetrated by the hand of the
said Lewis A. Bing, the said George Hopkins then end
shereShortly after died.".
Mr.-Hopkins, it will be recollected, was tried at the
Amine Court in this town sortie months since, 'for the
murder of hit hbasekeeper, and was acquitted for want
df Sufficient evidence. He was a most violent afid
irti-
• tableau" and after. receiving the stab, rap into hi;
house, and was in the act taking down, his sabre,
whet he Tell dawn, and died 'in about twenty minutes.
FALMOUTH, JUNE Oa.
Dy.thearrival of_ 'the xcliOnuer ..varcf-Fixh, its twenty
days from Bermuda, we have received advises to the
9th inst. From theta we kart that -Me. Charles R.
Beach, the Editor of the Banta& • Ooelte, has been
, rionspellecN kali that .COloay, at the instigation of
• Governor Lninley, who first threatened him with pro-.
sect** for libel, and afterwards suggested to the At-
torney-General a moremorrel; though-not less effectual
mode of driving Mr. Beach frons'ernsudir, than that
or simply prosecuting him for 'the alleged libel. -:He
threatened to prosecute him under the, Alien Act (Mr.
Beach being anAtheriCati), isvhich, as justiceisadnti-
nistered there at presetft,*Ould hate hibtanited .to de-
portation from the colbtry.

COTTON' ntaillge•
Out computation of the number of power-looms
the manufacturing district whites surropndyliganchestpr,
And which, after careful inquiry, we stated to Ike emir
thousand, having been acknowledged to ewer" mule
accurate information on that great- branch: or business
thah had'been generally khown, we'have been induced.
to make further inquiries., the result of which we. will
occasionally communicate to our Readers, in the hope
that such computations. will not' be uninteresting to
those who exercise their regernins: powers
_uptin Aisne.
mercial questions :
The Mismity of cotton converted- into yarn in Great Britain and
Ireland In one year is 'shoat 16000,0001 be.
The law in spinning may be estimated at one
ounce and a half per lb. - 15
Queudtf of yarn' produced 149,000,0001
Angelo, soppesius WO. lc.- be the reerale price
per lb. X 10417.5,000
Actordingto Mr. Kennedy'a calcldatloe, that every person env.
playedin sli t produces' 900Ibs. per annum, the number of pet-
unia employed is 161,111.
The number of spindles supposing each to produce
151bs. weight per annum, is 9,666,660.—The capital inserted ii
buildings and machinery cannot be lesi than £10,000,000.
We-calculatethat the rental of Manchester, including
Salford, Chorlton•row, ke. which form part of the
same town, will be increased at least 115,000 i. this year
.by new buildings. The increase is principally in cottage
property, under 121. a-year rent ; so that the average
rent, notwithstanding the very large factories which ate
included, is not higher than the average rent of houses
in Edinburgh, where there are no factories nor teare,
houses unconnected with dwelling-houses to swell the
average. This fact chews that in that city the Annual
accession to its population is of persons able to pay a
mtich.hither rent than can be afforded by those who,
are annually' added to the population of this town.—
Manchester Gazette. .