Star.
London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

THE IMPERIAL BRIDLE._

TMs magnificent appendage to the splendid uniform of the Fist
Regiment of Life Guards is now comp'eced. The gorget, or
breast plate, represents a star of brilliant steel, the rays darting
from a golden sun. The horse will be completely in armour,
fur a series of brass scales, with steel centres, will encompass the
whole animal's neck ; and it will then be protected from the cut
of a sabre, or a lunge at the throat. The crupper is of the urn,
description, surmounted by steel stars, and gold centres. These
matchless ornaments are to appear on the day o•f the first Draw.
big-Room.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE DISTURBED •
DISTRICTS OF IRELAND.

Government have ordered the 6th (Enniskilliners) into the

disturbed districts, and lain, week detachments arrived at iiii•
mallock, Bruff, 13allyporeen, Mitchelatown, Doneraile, PAU&
crane, and Burly. Parties are also to be stationed at Caber, in
the town of Tipperary, and Ciogheen.

Major-General Lord ATLXISI is appointed to the Trish Staff.
His head-quartets is fixed at Mallow, where he arrived on Sun-
day se'nnight.
Captain DUNLOP'S company of the 11th Regiment of Foot,
were detached from Cork to Mallow, on Sunday se'nnight—
they arrived there the same day.
The 22d Regiment of roat, commanded by Sir Heats GOUGH,
were expected to arrive in Ma!law on Friday.
A Captain and 100 men of the 13th Regiment marched for
Naas on Monday last, on a sodden roller to that efilct.
Saturday se'nnight a squadron of the 6th, or Enniskillen Dra-
goons, arrived at Kilkenny from Newbddge, and proceeded on
Sunday morning on their route to the Couty of Tipperary.
Saturday se'nnight the Rifle Corps, Ist battalion, commanded
by Colonel Sir A. G. NOP 7, received a route, and on Tues-
day morning proceeded f . a Armagh on their march to Naas,
where they are to be star; The Rifle Brigade are relieved
by tile Ist, or Royals, from Newry, the head-quarters division
of which, under the comoland of Lieutenant-Colonel NIXON,
marched into Armagh on Monday, leaving a detachment at
Newry, which town ia,we understand, to be supplkel henceforth
with troops detached from the regiment stationed in Armagh'
TON YEONIANRY.The Government have resolved to avail
themselves of the services of the !corn mry in the north of Ire-
land, and have intimatedtheir wishes upon the subject, through
the different Brigade Majors. The intention of Government is
to employ the Yeomanry in garrison duty, and by this means be
'Nubia to bring a greater number of the regular troops to act in
the disturbed districts.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BOXINO.-TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

" Sta—Allow me to trespass upon your goodness, by request:.
ing your insertion of a few lines, having been applied to by seve-
ral Sporting Gentlemen to inform them why the match between
Randall and myself was not made. I beg leave, through the
medium of your Paper, to inform the amateurs in general, that
the obstacle does not rest with me, that 1 have repeatedly cafied
upon Randall, who, notwithstanding his public acceptance of
my challenge of the 30th September, now positively refuses to
meet me; if he does not give some explanation of his conducts
1 shill leave the Gentlemen to draw their own conclusions.—
for myself, I have only to say, that I shall considtr him a rank
cur, and that I will fight him for love
" I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
"JOHN MARTIN."
"Nor. 111 b, 1991.

I M POSTURE.

WORCESTER, NOVEMBER 17.

Va. Earrot—On my reading your Paper of the 15th instant,
I was much surprised to And my name inserted as about to run
a race of 120 yards for 500 gs. with M. H. STINTON : this asser-
tion, I can assure you, is a most infamous fabrication, anti who-
ever the fabricator may be, I would advise him to desist from
Isuch nefarious practices. JOHN HOOD.

Among the vi itors at the hospitable nuin 'ion of
T. W. COLIC, Esq. enjoying the diversion of shoot-
ing, are—his Royal Highness the Duke of Gintr-
CESTER, the Dukes of NORFOLK and BEDFORD, Mar-
quis of TAVISTOCK, the Earl Of. ALBEMARLE, iris-
count ALTHORP, Lords NUGENT and LYNEDOCK, the
lion. G. Asmox, Sir R. FERGUSON, Colonel KEPPEL,
and other distinguished personages. His Royal High-
ness the Duke of Susszz is eziascted this _week.
A private correspondent ~` Blues has, through
his good fortune, got hii.iself him a troublesome
sitnation. About two years back he purchased a
whole Ticket of Butt's chief agent in Scotland, which
came up a £5OOO Prize ; since which he has been
requested by his uncles, aunts, cousins, brothers,
sisters, friends, &c. to purcha,e numbers .t or them,
which is not only attended with trouble, but expense,
as they generally forget to pay the pc stage; hots ever,
Fortune has continued to smile, he has purchased
pact of a £20,000 for an aunt ; part of a £l5,(X}O tor
a sister; part of a £SOOO for one of his maid-ler-
vauts ; and in the present Lottery, his cook got part
of a 1:1000, and he was very near having the £30,000
RISLI sold the first day, as he was only two numbers
distant.
Cows EXCHANGE, Maax-trits, Nov. lo.—We have had a good
supply this morning, by land-cirriagc samples, from Essex,
which met heavy sale on account of its rci ;2h quality; but trims
picked samples of old, although dull in sale, supported last Mon-
day's prices : aU other descriptions were exceedingly heavy sale,
and nearly nominal. Fine bright Malting Barley, being scarce,
supported last week's prices, but the ordinary sorts continue
'very dull, and rather cheaper. The Oat trade, owing to a short
supply, is rather brisk at last week's prices. Beans and Peas
fully maintain our last quotation. In Flour there is no alteration.
Current prices as under :
ENGLISH. 'Small Beans ............52i 345
Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto was Os
Baez, New 40s Ms OW 62. Oats, Potatoe .........248 28s
&Wolk .. New 40. :0/1 061 GO. Poland ... ....... .224 26s
Norfolk ... .. old 40s 56s I --- Feed .... i'/1 225
Rye 26. 28s Flour, per 5ack.........60s 6.59
glierrertne Pilamis ri Nov. lg.—There was a ren arkable fu I
Market this morning 6f all descriptions of Cattle, and no doubt
a great number will return unsold; consequently, the Prices of
all kinds of Cattle are lower, and the currency is as under:
Beef, 2s. Bd. to sa. 6d. per stone of sibs.; Mutton, 2a. fid.
to 3s. Bd. Veal, ss. 6d. to ss. OJ. Pork, s*. od. to 4.. 8.1.
Cattleat Market : Seas. • 3650; Calves, 220; Sheep and lambs,
21,600; Pigs, 240.—Hay and Straw per load, Hay, 3L 10a. to
44 is, ave,r, ii. Os. to a Os. Straw, 11.10 s. to 11.14 s