Star.
London, England, 1819-11-01 00:00:00

AiILIT-4RY S/G AS OF 111 E ri.IL

2014FAL lA7ELLIGENcE.

The Adonis, Myrna, ot Li;t7o4l. t. t Tstag
enburgh, with all the crew.
The Hope, of &antic-hind, is i:st npi Bu:
drowned.
The Aid, BLACK, was driven out of 12Lttea,at:
wrecked.—l'art of her cargo (oil) has bees saved,
FALMOUTH, Oct. 29.—Wint1 N.N.E.--Arriete.oc
the Alfred, WILOAd 18, fruit) .Madras and St. Hem,
from the latter. Arrived the Cdpvin,
with loss of sails; Juno, KLAN:omits, fro/i.
Bremen, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.;
from Dliramichi ; and FranciJ,, Jan.', fru:l4.l.ex it
Sailed the Osborne packet, with a Mad for the 'dines.
PLYMOUTU, OCT. .10.---Arrivisi the Ceres,
maica in 91 days, haying lost her boat., split ht:-
ried .‘wny her bulwarks.

PORTS;IOUTH, (k.V.
«,r,t
Susan, Daum, from Hull for thy Stotb
Ocean transport. Arrived today hi. Majelifi it., P:
from a cruise.

Dcm., (k? r.:l.—Wind blew a hetel
whole of Friday night, and part of Siturday. Luz
vessel, supposed to be 'a transport front Porti.rAgb
ford, parted gild went to leeward—the o!::::r vet,,h in
remain all well. Came down from the Itirtt radar
the Peter Procter, for Dominica.

Doyen. Orr. 31.—Arrived last nigh, tha 14rd
packet, Captain PEACE, trim Ostend, w ith a ltzil a:P.I
gers. Sailed this morning, the Lnrd Durczn packet,
PASCWI, for Ostend, with a Mail and passeuvrs;
che,tvr packet, Captain Rumt, with %.41 and
for Calais. Arrived the .: day, the Lord Duncan pack,
tail Ilasuirrorr, and Flits French packtt, horn Cate,
passengers.

13KIDLINGTOX, OCTOIEE 30.—The following vesselst.,,
here :—Alert, REED, from Sum!. rlaud, Icakc, and Es\
charge ; Spribhtly, JAMES, from London, with 10-, of
and cable ; Lard Nelson, WILEINSOV, from Witi,wii•
bowsprit, and part of her cargo thrt.smoverboaid; f
from Hull, with loss of bowsprit, &c. and his Ilajesq'i
SEAGULL, with loss of main boom. Th: Union, Iltt.
from Dover, came on shore this morning, Living srrw.,
at sea.

SHEICINESS, rcroiLa 30.—Put in I ere, the I cgd
Josis, nom I.onGtnt tor St. iktt rsburgh, having br:
indidiis and kat an anchor and

NORTiI SMIELUM, OCWItEII .30.—The Providence,
Bruuswick for lau.don, got upon the Ilctd :,and du .
tale ; the crew and materials are caved, b.., is that
vessel and cargo will be lu,t.

The general Subscription for raising as
Fo!ce in Cheshire, to suppress the .iosir t. in u,
volutiimists, already amounts to upwar,is 1:1
Thousand Pound., exclusive of the stthsciipti
the different Banks, &c.—The highly esteem..
Lieutenant heads the list with a inuaificeat c.
Lion of £5OO.

lour pieces of artillery anired at Leic:l4.e:
day, on their way to Lancashiie.
The Duke of NORTIIVIIisERLAND, foreni;.g
footsteps of his gallant father, ha, se,qatict: L.,
late Volunteer Tenantry, Infantry air...4%-mq,
their services, and those of other putrtotk
of the Crown and Constitution-of the Ceur...;
be aceepted..and means taken to fit Lima to:
lot thwith.

We understand that the attempts !..i(J.! hi
to form a Corps of Yeemanry Cay.ahy,
failed.Cor lisle Journal.

On Thursday, a number of. spirited get.ti
tendered their services in Tynemouth
leave is granted, will innt.edia,tiy turn.
into a troop of Yeomanry Cavalry.
A number of the inhabitants of Newcastle
already enrolled their names .o offer eir it
Government as a Volunteer Corps, and alt u.
offer be accepted, it is believed. that Sir MA
V. HITE RIDLEY, Ban, M. P. and Ciimicti
BEANDLINCJ, Esq. of Gosforth House, will au
the Colonelcy and Lieutenaut-Colonelcy utter
in case their numbers shall be sufficient to
them to hold these Commissions.

MARMADUKE WYVILL, Esq. the son oftht
patriot of that name, and Captain of the Yo;
hussars, has addressed the &flowing Ter
letter to Lord CRANTHAII, the Commander
corps :

" Burton Hall, Oc I r
" MT swan Loan—Haying observed in the
this morning, with the greatest surprise

Fitzwitusn has been dismissed from the Lord

the West Hiding, for having sanctioned the ,
late County Meeting at York, and that it is intetcleil
Ministers of the Crown to add to the disposable fc

country 11,600 men; no doubt exists in my mind, that
monstrance; of the people are to be silenced by the meld.
ing, my Lord, as high a veneration as any man fur
tution which has so long been the pride of £rgbad,
envy of the world, as an Englishman, I feel I shoe'

worthy the name. were I to consent to draw my swot
for ever that freedom, which it must be the duty of eve.
vidual of the State, by all cuu:titutional means to Milne.
" It is, my Lord, with feelings of the mo..t v f,l .
that I thus tender the resignation of my Capt2incy iu tLe
dare Ilussarf ; salving, as I do most bigbly, ti:'2 society
brother Officers, and entertaining a feeling of loyal pro,'
ing a member c f that corps.

For you, my lard, I shall ever possess the Light..
and C:AtTnt ; and I bel, to assure your Lordship, that I Zul
predate the favours you have conferred upon me, acd 112!
thin; but the highest vt nse of duty could have it:du...v.:►.
mako so gr..at a sadifice.-1 have the honour to 'e, mi Lc!,
" Your Lord:hip's much obliged, "AL V,
" To thc 110 u. Lord Grantham."

It is reported that Lord GROSViXOR has bel
put on the proscribed list, and that he is to be
missed from the Lieutenantcy of Flintshire ior
ing £5O to the Blanchester Sufferers—fox tail,
about the ,4 breathless haste" of Ministers in Lb
ing the Manchester executioners—and above a%
declining to co-operate in raising an additionall
in the County of Cheshire, on the constitut
ground that, before " we stir a step to menacky.
manient, it behoves us to inquire whether our'
stitutional Laws may not have suffered senlet•
from those who have the guardianship of them
their hands? and whether, if that be the case, '
violation of its sacred bulwarks may Lot h 1.14
create, if it has not already created, a disposaii
retaliate where no intentions of resistauce
existed ?"

The Duke of SMERGUTHA, by an Edict of the
of October, has abolished the Landgrum in bis(l4
nions. In the rescript published on this occ4o
says, that the danl;ers which called for a p
arming of the poople are past, and the pcv`,
Europe seems to promise a long duration, iron;
harmony prevailing between all the Power',3llll_lLA
QM of the chief Causes ofd!, 14a4htruni is recto""

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son ofthe
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in the Newspar
and regret, that
Lord Lints:sip
the proceeding,
it is intended 0
lisposable force of
my mind, that th
ed by the sword.
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and above 31,i'
in additional Is
the constituno
p to menaciog '
whether our Cos
offered somethi-.'
nship of them '
be the case, M,.
lay not in 101. t.
d, a disposition I'
resistance bel
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a this occa,ioa,,:i
—I fnr a gesril

PUBLIC MEETINGS.

Re r,r.tioned some days ago that the idea of
another Reform Meeting at Manchester, on
0:;,.t November (to-day), had been abandoned.
fleeting was also to have been held to-day
icsdield ; but we find by a notice in the Leeds
received this morning, that it his in like
r,c7: been " postponed till farther notice?'

Ile legs, hO% e er, • v from the same Paper, that
•:ins hare been fixed as follows :
it sipton, on the Bth of November, in pursuance
Nui,ition, signed by sixty-four inhabitant
i:o;deri, " to consider of the best means of
,:. r, ,he instigators and perpetrators of the late'
~•'l,
v .it Milachester, on the 16th of August last,'
::,:ice, and of the necessity of Paxliamentaz y

Ilnddersfield, on the same day, in pursuance
aqii,ition, signed by ninety inhabitant house-
And for a similar purpose.
At Barnsley also, on the same day, and for the
v,,,;:rose, agreeably to a Requisition, signed by
i ,habitant hotheholders.

'Aci,:lley, on the 13th of November, for the
i,u,-pop, in pursuance of a Requisition, signed
1:.: 'ioubeholders. .

i;:adford also, on the 15th of November, in

F1,..1..ce.;! a Requisition, signed by fifty-three in-
::.. : householders, to consider " the present state
:, :,:,.e,,2•ltati% e System, the unparalleled extent
::;on, and the most constitutional means of ob.

for the numerous evils with which

r s .:,;(11itil is affected ; also, at the same
ai-:rd their townsmen and neighbours an
of espres,ing their sentiments relative to

:old unconstitutional proceedings at
ca tltr ltith of August last."
The MAnchetaer papers inform us, that
to be held on the Bth of November,
Common, near Wigan, to consider
:-.l;,:itentous of all important questions,"
',;:,at has been the cause of the brave,
an. industrious peasantry of Old
"-, • bein, in the abject condition they are, and
r
(under the present order of things) to
b.::, I.nneAtable to resect, must proceed
c.nrse to worse?" A deputation of Reformers, it
ut., waited on the Mayor of Wigan, requesting
to give the Meeting his sanction. They were

;ea. are t 'id, " with every ingenuous and
, requisites that most materially
ra.-a On these eventful times) deputed to such
a.,t trusts. Nothing like coercive threats—no-
: ,k•! U.i ;iqerial rebuke from him was received,
;• .2 :11,1 manly refusal to call the same."
an, iumAsax.--A Requisition has at
been addressed to the High Sheriff of Mid-
, requesting him to call a County Meeting to
. their opinion of the late occurrences at Man-
ef. Amongst those who have signed it are Lord
LAND, Lord Rusin', Sir FIANIIIIS'BURDETT,
GEORGE BYNG, Esq. M.P. The resolution of the
Sheriff has not yet been made known.

:OUNTY OF o:Tenn.—The following Requisition
,;:en addressed to the High Sheriff of the County

10Linrd:

"63 TOE nicts SUE/UFF OF VIC COI7NTT OF OtTORD.

'4u—Wc tepee you will call a Meeting of the Nobility,
rp, Guatr y, ar,d Freeholders of the County of Orford to
Woof an Addscss to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
ri,:m orr lop/1y and attachment to the Constitution.

Signed by AIACCIAMPIELD. lAeutcnant, ADMCDOS,

AIARLLOROUIJiII
H t )(COURT,

BLANDIVRD,
Cum itu.L,

Guti.nrona.

And upwards of Four ll:lndred Freeholders."
r: which the Sheriff returned the following answer:
compliance with the above Requisition, I hereby convene

loting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of
4)ldCtY of Oxford, for the alsovr purpose, to he held at the
is Oxford, on Friday, the 3 of November next, at

o clack at noon.

(Signed) " JAY 11.49CHT011 LASPOSTOIL
ksden Muse, Octcber 26, 1$1."
mitt-EL—A Requisition was presented to the
;:o7 of this Town, requesting him to call a Meeting
...le khabitants—bat his Worship declined com-
^; with it; and no farther steps appear to have
Liken in the business.

IP.c.tiTzr,.—At Leicester a Requisition, signed
iii ilidividuals, including, among other re-
"awe names, those of Dr. ALaxwbitoza, Messrs.
6.! N) Tllem As PA RP" Esq. M.P. for the Borough,
"13 irTsented to the Mayor on Thursday last.
!.r. V'ership sent an answer, in wkich,
Le:r.e.l complying with the Requisition.
....v.:111,a;:ic1 it with the following important
:1:

Y,d I••
• . - e.,(41.y believe, that to persons in oißeial situations
lifoinletnn are open which may net be known to

• ...t..t"rti these sources it happens to myself and my
to know, that large bodies of people, not only
"E.:, it from other places, ate preparing to attend the
m...,11 project, with inflammatory banners, caps of
7•• r revo!ationar y emblems, and that such offensive
Ut.l lgi accompanied by persons armed to protect them.
that these proceedings will give to the Meet-
'r r t.: an illegal assembly, and that aeonsequenees
. would deeply deplore; and although there
,too , the slightest communion or sentiment
vp,a,,:ives and the parties alluded to, let* at a
tw-pmrti, your proceedings must necessarily be
'4l Ir.ly l r wholly out of your own controul."
'''t 114ve, in consequence of this
'.rt the part of the Mayor, called a Meet-
n authority, to be held on Wednesday
‘rr Utz 3. They add an earnest request,

~ ~...

• • ?
%site 1,.. all

r" that no person, by bringing banners or any other
insignia, will afford the slightest pretext for any inter-
ference on the part of those who would gladly re-
press all expression of public opinion."
HADDENGTON COUNTY.—A Meeting of the Noble-
men, Freeholders, &c. of this County was held on
Tuesday last, the Earl of 11ADDINGTON in the Chair,
when an Address to the PRINCE REGENT was unani-
mously agreed to, expressive of their " abhorrence of
the attempts of evil-minded and designing men to
undermine the foundations of our admirable Consti-
tution in Church and State, by assembling, under
the delusive pretences of theoretical Reforms, Sedi,
tious Meetings of the People," icc. and their firm
resolution to use every effort in their power to op-
pose sedition in all its shapes, and to preserve the
Constitution inviolate and unimpaired..