Star.
London, England, 1821-11-29 00:00:00

NEWCASTLE, NOVEMBER 27.

Friday afternoon, Sir Roam WILSON made his
appearance on horseback in this town, %% hen a num-
ber of persOns assembled to have a sight of the gal.
lint General, who addressed them in a short speech,
in Pilgrim-street. He observed, that he had been se.
lected by Ministers as a fit object of vengeance from
the conscientious opposition he had displayed to their
proceedings. He felt proud that his fellow-country.
men so warmly approved of his conduct. He had
ever regulated that conduct through life by the
strictest principles of honour and independence.—
The people he had the pleasure of addressing
could better
.judge of the propriety of his beha-
viour, when it came, as it very shortly would, be-
fore he consideration of the House of Commons.—
From the documents that would be Paid before Par-
liament, they would be enabled to judge how far his
abrupt dismissal from the Army was justifiable—
they could then decide how far he had merited their
good opinion. The feeling which had been expressed
so generally throughout the country in his favour,
had made such an Indelible impression on his mind
as no time could erase, and could only cease with his
existence. His gratitude should be expressed, not in
words only, but, he assured them, that when their
liberties were at stake, he should ever be found at
his post, the firm and faithful advocate of the Peo-
ple's rights.

Previously to his departure for St. Helena, NAPO.
LION deposited the sum of four millions of francs in
a banking house. He has distributed it, by his will,
between General MONTROLON, to whom he bequeaths
two millions, and the Generals BERTRAND, DaconeT,
GOUROAVD, and M. LAS CASAS, Dr. AUTOMARCIII,
his Almoner, and several other persons who were at-
tached to his service. Such is the truth of facts,
which the English Journals have strangely misre-
presented, and which we were not allowed to cor-
rect sooner.—Fronde Paper.
Last night, or early thii morning, the shop of Mr,
JON as, silversmith, opposite Somerset House, Strand,
was broken opea, and property to the amount of £4O
carried off. The villains were disturbed during their
operations, or the loss would have been greater.

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HUNTING.
The Berkeley Hounds threw off on Monday last, at. Bads.
worth, where they found, and had one of the finest runs re-
membered in that County fur some years, passing Hartley Bot-
tom, Litalcomb Wood, Hillcote, and Linevor, to Upper 1)ow..
deswell, a distance of twenty ;diet, in one hour and twenty
minutes. From the heavy state of the country and the !IMMO
fleetness of the hounds, all the hones were beaten.

COURSINQ.—ROMAN CAMP.
Tuesday see:might, the following klatches were decided:
General Sharpe's black bitch Sylph, and black dog Steil!,
against Mr. H. Dandee's yellow bitch Verment* and blue dog
Sultan, lb guineas each run, and 25 guineas the main.
Mr. H. liundas's Varment beat General Shari:Allylo.
General Sharpe's Swift beat Mr. 11. Dondas's Sultan.
General Sharpe's Swift beat Mr. 11. Dundes's Varmeet, and
won the main.
General Sharpe's black deg Sdng beat Mr. H. Diodes's Moe
bitch Zora.
Mr. Aitchison's black dog Omar beat 11r.Wilson's yellow dog
Drier; and Mr: H. Dundee's black dog Oscar against Mr.
Ai:chi;ote's black dog OMA Undecided.