Star.
London, England, 1817-09-08 00:00:00

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linnrday ard Tueq!ay thr:n mare troops cf
Ist Royal Drij_Tonns, pissed thrw.sgti Stamford fo^
Hamilton, in S.:mlan.i, twos ips, ich:
ist week, tarn troops of the Bth Drage.nt
under :he coMmaild of &LOT IRWIN, marched into
the Ilirrack,; of Norwich; and relieved two trent...lof
the Royal Dragoons, which are erJered to Scodand,

It would appear, that on Satur:lay night inns!:
disturbance was apprehended in the rester!, parts of
the city, and towards ere neighbourhood et Smith-
field, from the crowds collected at 13srtholornew
Great preparations were made to prntec t:.e public
peace, which was thutight to I.e menaced. The
h mse-guards, paraded the streets in different parts t•F
Ole town, the soldiers in the Tower were ur,der artrs;
.nd the 1;.:nt: was guarded by its own Regiments
"nit. Loup Maynir W.lb at Hs pf.vst the whole nisht,
about the Fair, and where the crowds w• re m:•,t nu-
merous, with 5)0 ad itional conatrb!e.. We Are
happy, Iturrever, to ewe, that there bubse qu. nay ripp
geared r.o reasons w!iatsoever for these precautions,
that no riot took place, and that no tendency to tu-
mult or disturbance WAS manifested in any quarter of
the town.

A great commercial House at Riga it negociating
A at tlii% Moment, in Germany, tor the Court
nt It is saiJ the Flrllti et R rti•cett.r: hat
subscribed, in the name of the Elect. r ..1 Hcsse, for
the sum cl a million and a hail of rix liars.
Thursday atternoOn, as Mr. lit:-at.soN was on hit
return from his annual survey of the New For-st, he-
tween ll.vant and Ernsworth, the axle-tree of his
riorilse broke, by which accident the vehicle veat
overturned, and the right arm of Mr. H. severely
fractured. Two gent/emen who accomp.micd him,
escaped unllnrt.

The following is copied from the back of a ge-
nuine letter r—Detictiaa of a Letter from Ireland
Ateet. fete etlend SCatlatad Gles,eaw •_o the
Cite at Mr. John Edens, of Weardhill fur noel Qwen
Pram Charles Gwen.
FATAL EFIMT 01P ESCEISIVE woman at
Hanley, in the Pottery, named Mirk Atkins, who
had a ion in the army, from whom she had ecit
heard for several years, and sopposed him dead, a
few days ago received a letter from him,atating that
he w:ir, alive ant: well, and should shortly be at home
her joy at the intelligence of her lost scn beingfound
was so excessive, that she brt k out into alternate PA
of laughter and weeping, and in a few hones expired.
Eeaseeeneette—Saturday, at Lancaster, a Special
Jury was appointed to try the Blertheart, as they were
caned, from MAnchc:ter. They were charged with
convening 3 tumultiinue and riotous assembly, under
the pretext for petitioning ; and for conspiring to in-
sult and intimidate his Royal Highness the Pexce
Regent by collecting large multitudes per:ple, and
conspiring to repair to Lonlen to present petition'
and temonstrances, &c. to him. There were seven
of these men indicted : three were defencedefenc'el by Mr.
Wieerears, and four by Mr. Lioi,T. When the trial
was celled on, Mr. Terieso, the leading Counsel for
the Crown, rose and said, " That it was not his in•
tention to offer any evidence against the detendents.
At the time the charge was preferred, Manchester
was much agitated; but tranquillity now prevailed
throughout the county, and a new tone are condition
of thinks had arisen. That his Majesty's Goverr,
ment, therefore, never desirous to prosecute any of
the King's subjects, but in cases where the public
justice demanded it, thought it unnecessary to press
any thing against the defendants tinder the present
circunistencee, and therefore he, Mr. Topping, should
offer no evidence." The thlendents were acciedinglr
acquitted.
Eeeeeeriee.—Satendey se"nnight, Il,nrj, .11.11vetsult
w.ts ex,•cuted t:eAr G.rrcktergus, pursue nt to his :ta-
lcum kr hieing, with six other persons, committed
a rape on M try M'llwaine, at Portgl:nnne, in Mar
htst, as stated he the STAIt after his trial and =vie.
tion. Since his conviction the piieoner has been at.
tended by the Rev. Mr. O'Netee, the itottian Ci-
tholic clergy men, and evinced a very penitent dispo-
sition, and an :thilo:rence of the part he had taken in
the dreadful crime for which lie was to suffer. Be-
fore leaving the jail on the morning of his execution,
he acknowledged that he was one of the put'', and
present when the b übermes act was perpetrated —that
his intentions were of the worst nature—and that he
was aidatg and abetting in it, but denied that he ac-
tually committed the tape at the time specified in the
indictment. The prieiner was escorted to the place
of execution, about a mile from Carrickfergus, by a
dries:llmm from the regiment in geleisen.

EDINBUItGH, SEPTEMBER 4.
The effects of the I..v.)urahlechangL• in the weather,
which commenced with this week, are beginning to
be lelt is oor tuttket. Tnesday Oatmeal tell Id. ia
the peck, and yes:erday What tell from ?.s. to .si.
aad Ovs from tt) :is. per boll. Potatoes have alto
fallen Iron] Is. to Bd. and 10d. per peck.