Star.
London, England, 1820-10-13 00:00:00

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AM tO dam The 'apt?* wally
,nrerthelen, placed
iipsa a Wet', and carried towards the Church-yard ;
buxom fury of the mob was not yet appeased ; twltal
pees from the hotel they seized the body
dragged it by the heels, -with beat of drum, to the.
ninth arth of the bridge, where they threw it ioalill
the Rhone, having first horribly mangled it withail;
s of Weapons. The General's Aides-de-Catetp
were withdrawn by the master of the hotel and an►
other person from the rage of the populace, and they
were kept concealed for several days, tin they could
leave the town in safety.
All the horrors of this infernal deed are not yet
related. Females, not belonging to the lowest class,
danced the farandola in the public square that was
`yet stained with blood; and a being in human shape
composed a song of triumph in the popular style, in
the midst of these hlegeras. It is said that a prom..
verbal was drawn up, attesting that Marshal Brune
committed suicide. If one of the principal actors
in thieatrocious scene were not yet bidding defiance
to justice, we might almost believe that Pnovioanon
itself had undertaken to punish them ; for the first
instigator of the crime expired a few days afterwards
in.the most agonising tortures of remorse and despair.
The Rhone carried the corpse of the hero to a
spot between Tarascon and Arles, and there threw it
upon the sandy shore ; but such was the terror which
the murderers of Avignon bad spread around, this;
no one durst consign the mutilated body to the earth.
For several days it was left a prey to ravens, till ac
length some humane persons removed it by night,
and covered it with quick-lime. A citizen, who had
taken a long and dangerous journey to rescue the
mangled remains of a General of the old French army
from the birds of prey, collected them with religious
care, and returned to Paris to deliver to his family
the mournful present.

Friday last a truly melancholy accident occurred
at the hotise of Mr. WOODWA RD, in the parish of
Liangarren, in Herefordshire, in consequence of the
blameable practice of leaving fire-arms charged with
shot, in situations where they are liable to become
the instruments of mischief in the hands of the

thoughtless. A person who had been shooting on.
Wednesday, bad placed his loaded gun in the even-
ing, in Mr..WOODWARD'S parlour, and on the Friday
a young ,woman, who had been playing with the
gun soon after it had been deposited in the parlour
on Wednesday, and pulled the trigger, took it up,
and in sport pointed it, first at one servant, who hap-
pened to be in the room, and who fled behind a
screen, and then at another, when it unfortunately
went off, and the whole charge struck the young
woman on the chin. and neck, and she instantly fell
dead. An inquest was held on the body on Monday,
by W. PATRSH4LL, Esq. Coroner, and a vet diet of
Accidental Death returned.

...Wednesday se'nnight, two lads, named Rowe and
Wills, were together in a house at Lamellion, near
Liskeard : Rowe, in a playful manner, took up a gun,
which was in the room, and, not conceiving it was
loaded, levelled the piece, and told Wills he would
shoot him : unfortunately he pulled the trigger, and
lodged the contents, a charge of shot, in the neck and
head of his companion, who was so desperately
wounded that he lies without hope of recovery.
There was a large shew of sheep at Heckington
Fair last Friday, in which, as well as foals, owing to•
the scarcity of keeping, but little business was done,•
and the principal part were unsold.
At Peterborough Fair on Monday, the quantity of
wool was large; what little was sold went off at la-
ferior prices. Cheese was not so low in price as at
Northampton ; for the best 9s. a stone was asked.—
Onions as low as 2s. 6d. a bushel. The beast fair
was small, and few things were sold. The ram shew
was larger than ever seen before—not less than 500
were exhibited.
At Retford Michaelmas Pair, on Monday' and
Tuesday last, an amazing quantity of. hops were
brought in, which sold very tardily, especially on the
first day ; prices from £2 to £.B per hundred. The
cheese fair was crowded to excess, the sale tolerably
brisk, and prime sorts fetched £3 per cwt. Horses
Were plenty, yet but little in demand, and so on with
other cattle.
Nottingham great October, or Goose Fair, com-
menced on Monday morning ; the great horse and
beast fair was held in the fields, and on the road to the
west of the 'town. The shew of horses was very
large, and there was a considerable declension in
the prices of all descriptions. The number of fat
beasts was smaller than usual, notwithstanding which
they met with a heavy sale, and many of the best
things were taken out unsold. For beasts of an in-
ferior kind there were more buyers. Milch cows
sold well, but stores met with few buyers, and reL
duced prices. There was a large quantity of cheese;
on the first day, new milk cheese averaged about
.595. and 60s. heavy sale, and much was left unsold ;
on the second day, the price was reduced to 565. ot
Os. and on the third day still lower, with but few
buyers, and much was at last taken away unsold.
The Athlone Herald says, fi The Fair of Ballina-
sloe commenced on Thursday se'nnight. Upwards of
100,000 sheep were exposed to sale, net more than
about half of which met with purchasers. The re.
duction of price on those sold, was very considerable.
Prime sheep went off at 1.55. a head less than thb
last year, and inferior ones at the rate of 71. The
bullock fair opens on Monday."

LEIPSIC, SEPTEMBER
The fair is now really begun, and has hitherto
proved very favourable, we have only to wish that it
may continue so. There are numerous purchasers
from Greece, Moldavia, Wallachia, Poland, and Rus-
sia, and much business has been transomed this
week. The number of. Jews bets is considerable,
bet there are also many SNOW'' t French, and No.
tis erlinders, with large magazines of goads, of which
extraordinary quantities We arrived here within the
last three or four weeks.
Coax EILIMANSZ, Oceans but Stile Brett of
Suffolk Wheat kft ever from Wedaesday'a whet, fine neap
from those Counties met ready sale on full as good terms ggess
Monday, and picked samples of white obtained an advance of
Is. per quarter, bat there Is not the keel amesdneent In *, kk►
feria. qualities. Barley is ts. per sourer w* dull
sale et that decline. Om me Is.gegwers-PaviPlakaa
loge arrivals tiara ivedieseax• Jfrepsse ts es
alistsaen.

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