Star.
London, England, 1816-10-16 00:00:00

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"tantitsi•::thr fisa kroiDefit
dust ingieetion in the stows-at ;the New'
Aseteueks, Dublin; br hiajor.Generai'DaitaT.-
The Second .Dartalitin.ikthe 274 h .itithnent *Pr k
on Tuesday le'nniglit',lttitpeeled at Enniskillen, by
Majur•General Bost Ortt;'
Qoveriunent is determined to stop the reertsitior
int. %he Cusealry. except in those regimen'z
'"rinse "actual iminpers are below the reduced esta
islishritent,, which his ben recently fixed; and that
it is alsoiptended to pr,opose to Parliament an spi.
ditidnal allmVance £l. per man per annum to the
Yeomanry Cavalry.
A very serious affray took plaeton Saturday night
at Broniptonb between some vldiers beloriginli to the
East India Company, and others of the Sappers and
Miners e—ips ; several of them were wounded by
bail:islets, add one or two very dangerously. ]'he in.
habitantstor a time were mach alarmed.

SPORTING INTELLIGENTE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OC fOBER MEISTINO, 1116.
• TVIbDAY, i•crnsese 16
Fifty roan4l, for Ilirsold asks, carrying Bst. 41b. and fillies,
gst. rib. T.Y.C.
SW C. Stitifiley's brown filly, by Gnhanna -
Lord Polefe ebesnut filly, by itubens
Major Wilson's bay filly, by Juniper
Duke of Grafton's hay colt, by Eaton
Mr. Wyndliants bay filly. by Golianna
...t) - Ths Judge placed but three.
rbsalWrl apt Lord Puley's Any-5 :o I apt the nuke of tear-
ton's colt-4 to 1 apt Mr. Wyndhsnt's Ally—After the dead
Ler, S to 4 an Lord Poley's filly.
the only race of interest yesterday was the match between
Nectar(Which ran second for the Derby Stakes this year) and the
Grey skint sk:)lt. At the netting Post, Nectar was backed at ti
and 7 to 4 to win, althoagh for iome vine past Grey Skin: hat
been the favourite. thetar made play, and won in gallant style.
The Course was far more numerously attended than last Meet-
ing. His Royal highness the puke of You was present, and
highly gratified with wi.nes,ing his favourite horse Aladdin win
th 4 Subscliption over the i.l. C.

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Fri(lop, the silver arrsw, given by the Town of
Musseiburgh, was shot ter on the links there, by the
Royal Company of Scottish Archers, and won by Sir
PATRIC& WALKER. _ _

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GRAN!! PEOKSTOIAN MATCH OF !SOO MILKA IN 32
DAT% AT LOWER Toon NO, Sid RIMY. -- 5i it Day.—
BARNIIT finished last nitzht, at nine o'clock, 48 miles,
and this4morning started at three. When he took
breakfast, at eight, he had gone eleven miles, making
in the Whole then, since his starting on this extraor-
dinary undertaking, 1493 miles ; and was traveliing
lon quite easy at nine, attended by his friends, and
several other pers,ns, having only seven miles to
complete by two o'cl,sck this afternoon.
EATON, THE BLACKHEATH PEDEV:RIAN. -- The
'Sporting World will now hive an oppottinity of de-
letting the impolitioi, if any has been pracffsed by the:
above unequalled pedestrian. the stakes of -4.500
haven?, been made good on Milt,lAy night last. In!
fact, sporting KIM generdlly did not attach any
crecil• to the perfirmalices alluded tn. The wagii
is to be decided before Chtistmas, EATns having
undertaken to walk 2000 halt-miles in '2OOO succe..
sive halt-hours. Umpires and proper persons have
been appointed to watch tie pedestrian, who statts
most crotfidently the certainly of his success.

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TA-morrow, the hounds of Mr. Kivo, of Wilming-
ton, are to throw off at Compton Wood, in the
neighbourhood of Fir). Place, where, it is said, the
wily family of the Keypads has become very nu
memos.
Into FULLER, Esq. of Rose Hill, the late Meml...er
for the County of Sussex, who last year gave a c' m.
plete set of bells to the parish of Brightling. in which
his residence is situatei, has just presented a hand.
some new organ to the church.
It is.said that the son of Motcoo Paw:, the tra.
yeller, who resities in the neighbourhood of Edin.
bora)' a fi.ie youth of about 14 years of age, is pre-
paring (a second felemarh§ !) to go abroad in search
of his father. whom be still believes to be alive.
The tide of emigration has turned, and numhcrs
of our country men, with many families of distinctinn,
daily arrive from the Continent, seeking that comfort
in their native homes which Fiance, with all its me-
retricious oinameatal.coula not afford them.
A numerous Meeting was held at Paisley on SA.
tuNlay, for the !servos. of Considering the distrilses
of the cOantry, their causes and remedies, and the
propriety of petitionfq the Panne REGENT thereon.
-A* retorts] in the representation was unanimously
agreed to be the best step of proceeding, aid resolu-
titinadirected to be ptiblished forthwith.
*: Ttieinflus of the labouring Glasses to Canterbury
Michaelmas Fair, although very numpons both on
'Saturday and Monday, has not perhaps equilled that
which was last year observed on the corresponding
Saturday : SUthCidat cause may however be essigned.
for this apparent deficiency, it the decrease of agri:
cultural emplOymens. * Is ianeikettbelesa worthy of
'remark, that neither it the cointennoces or 'costume
of the peasantry, whether nialle_,lor feinale, could be
found that picture of diittesg4 late so gloomily de
pictured : on the contrary,,health, cleanliness, and
even beauty were generally and characteristically
predominant. . • •
The catch of herrings has been so great at Deal,
that they have been sold fourteen for sixpence. •
On Saturday the fishermen.Of Dover caught a cu-
rious nondesciipt fi4i, near she beach, which they
named a Devil fi,b. The mouth, when opened,
was eighteen or twenty inches in diameter, and the
body covered With points, like a tliornback. It
was, un the wbole, A most ill.shaped sea•monster.
Several watermen. who got possession of it, oh.
tamed the LOUD Mason's permission to exhibit the
fish at Blackfriers•Bridge.
Barley. it is proved, .will- we, though sown tee
inches deep,, but will not rise if placed twelve inehes
deep. As this &pen* on the scdess of the air to the
grain, it pecoreatist far under the surface of the
earth tl)e air ii Cape of penetrating.
~Coeistlmapsoe, Qc-ropea 16 —ni This onfaz
Nbtats arrived; and those' nioduced were left owe:.
From Monday, and the prices or that day were full)
Maintained. The opinion of an advance is still ha;
by. the holders, and the repoititel,- unfavourable state.
of the sew crop itrenrheas
.11taat in it. 4 Root
ray.ol,Oots billir4tieration* from mow,
sy's price took place. ' Grain likewiie re
mains **IP!.

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