Star.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. 21.—A splendid and very general
illumination took place, last night, throughout the
City of Dublin and suburbs. The People, anxious
to testify their participation in the triumph of their
persecuted Queen, commenced lighting their win-
dows at an unusually early hour, and befere seven
o'clock (no particular hour had been fixed upon
for the commencement) there was scarcely a square,
street, lane, or alley, that was not brilliantly lighted.
The line of quays, the finest in Europe, viewed from
Essex-bridge, presented, as far as the eye could
reach, up and down the river,
" One unbroken line of splendour."
The vessels, which were numerous in the river, ex-
tending from Carlisle-bridge to the extremity of
the North-wall, had all of them lights at their mast-
heads and yard-arms, which had a novel and sin-
gular appearance, as if an innumerable quantity
of stars, of various magnitudes, had studded the
44 o'erhanging firmament."
Youctim..—As soon as the success of the QUEEN
had been received at Youghal, all the shipping in the
harbour displayed their respective colours, which bad
a grand appearance, ancj also their guns were fired,
with other demonstrations of fitly, &c.

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SETTING AT TATTORSAhLt tEStERDAT:
buns ON ItACEB TO COME.
14 to 1 agit Gestavtis 20 to 1 agst Charni
15b to 1 apt parasol 22 to 1 agit Mother cch
18 to 1 agit b1•o. to Anditisi 25 tot apt Landscape:
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8 to 1 apt My Lady. 12 to 1 apt Breese:

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11 to 1 agst Jack Spiggott 116 io 1 agit My Lady
ST. HELENA TOW CLUB SPRING 'AIERTING?
RACING LIST.

MST DAT, lATUADAY, 16TH OF S1?TE1111111.
His Excellency the Governor's. Plate of 25 gs. one mile heats,
open to all horses; I:ntrance Lv.e dollati each; to go to the se:
tont! horse.

Sir 'Thomas Reade's g. Cape h. Regent; list. 411*
Colonel Hodgin's ch. English g. Vittoria, lOst.
Lieutenant L'Estradge's bay Cape h. Plantagenet, est.
Lieutenant Wortham's ch, English m. Dolly, est. 101 b.
Major Obins's roan Cape h: Steinbuc, est. 711).
Captain Brale's ch. Cape h. Wellisigton, Itst. 71b.
Lieutenant Gooch's br. Cape h. Vigo, Est. 71b.
Lieutenant Mathtas's ch. Cape g. Grinder, feather,

The Turf Club Purse of 100 dollars, Open to all horses ; en:
trance five dollars each, to g..) to the second fiorte, Qac Mile
and a half heats.
Colonel Nicol% bay Paiglish h. Angelo, 12st.
Sir Thomas Heade', roan Island g. Waterloo, I Ist. 41b.
Major Ire's ch. Cape h. Cheshire Cheese, 9st. 71b.
Lieutenant M' Mahon s roan Cape g. Piper, 9st. 7111.
Colonel Goldie's roan Cape h. Sambue, ftr. ?lb,
Mr. Knipe's bay Island g. Volunteer, 7st. 711 r.

Mr. Parker's black Cape pony, Pone Dustum, 9it. against
Mr. Daveton's brosin Cape pony Dick, 7st. one mile heats, far
100
.dollars, h. ft.

The hories intending to run for the Deadwood Plate on Tues-
day, the 19th, to be entered on Saturday, the 16th. The llandi-
cap will appear at the Turf Club Dinner.
The Pony Plate will be run for on Tuesday, the 19th; the
Ponies to be shewn to the Stewards at Deadwood, on Saturday,
the 16th. The Handicap will appear it the Turf Club Dinner.
Horses intending to start for the Hack Plate, on Friday, the
29. d, to be shewn to the Stewards on or before Tuesday, the
19th. at Deadwood; after which day no horse can be entered.
N.B. Any horse may start that has never won a Plate.
The Turt Club Dinner will be held at Lowden's Hotel, on
Saturday, the 16th. Dinner on the table at seven o'clock,—
Members intending to dine are requested to leave their names
at the Ilotel.
ROYAL HUNT.

Monday, his MAJESTY'S Stag hounds were taken to Stoke
Common, where a remarkably fine deer was turned out for the
day's diversion. The sportsmen assembled on the occasion were
extremely numerous. The deer at starting 'hewed great sport,
taking at full speed through the enclosures, making towards
Slough, and afterwards for Datchett, where he crossed the
Thames, then took to the right, and again crossed the Thames;
and in consequence of the deer recrossing the Thames in such a
short time, there were sportsmen on both sides of the river,
which had a delightful effect. The deer proceeded up a lane at
the back of Eton College, running with great swiftness into the
yard of Mr. Caritas, a pork-butcher, and actually proceeded
into the house, ranging in several parts of it ; he at last got into
the street again, taking to the left towards Eton and Windsor
Bridge, the pork-butcher's dog pursuing him. The deer, passe
ing along the Brid;c, proceeded through Thames-street, Wind-
sor, passing the Swan Inn, and ascended the Il.indred Steps It ad-
ing to the King's Castle, the pork-butcher's dog still pursui, g
him up the steps. The deer had nearly reached the top step,
when the man who is employed to sweep the steps happening to
be thete, turned him down again. On reaching the bottom of
the steps he started again with great swiftness through Thames-
street, along the Bridge, into Eton again, and entered the shop
of Mr. Lire, an orange-merchant, making his way in different
parts of the house : he got into the kitchen, where he remained
for some time. A great crowd collected round the house in con.
sequence. On his leaving the kitchen, he made a start over the
gardens at the back. At this time the young Gentlemen of
Eton had left College ; they joined In the chace, with many
hundreds of all descriptions of persons. This excellent deer,
after having afforded a most charming day's sport, was at last
taken in attempting to leap over the high wall between Eton
College and the Fifteen-arch Bridge. It has been noticed,
generally, that this deer, when he has been hunted, makes for
the water, particularly when closely pursued. He crossed the
Thames three times on Monday.

It has been usual for the Members for the Borough
of Beverley to give a bull to the town, for the pur.
pose of being baited. An applienjon was made to
G. L. Fox, Esq. by the Electors, to comply with the
usual custom, vt hich that Gentleman, much to his
honour, refused. In his reply, he said, that anything
else which lay in his power, either to promote their
amusement or their interest in any way, he would
listen to with pleasure; but that he had the honour
and credit of the Borough too much at heart to pro.
mote so barbarous a diversion.

An unfortunate accident happened on 'Wednesday
at one of the new buildings opposite Conduit-street,
owing to the giving way of a scaffold, by which a
master bricklayer and two of his men were preci.
pitated from a great height. The men were conveyed
to the Middlesex Hospital, where every attention has
been paid to them, but one died yesterday : the
other is likely to recover. The master, though much
bruised, is also in a state of convalescence,
Tuesday se'nnight, Charles Morgan, of the Liberty
and Property, of Whitby, was found dead on board
that ship in Shields harbour. The vessel had been
smoaked the day preceding with charcoal, and the
deceased had, it appears, gone on board during thg
night, and been suffocated.
Sunday night, thc house of the Earl a FARniAst,
in Seymour. place, Curzon-street, May-fair, was robe
bed of prtiperty to a considerable monist. The
lains contrived to enter by the back way, through the
harness-room, by means of picklock keys; they pra-
ceeded to the parlour, and carried off a package of
valuable silver plate, which was about to be sent into
the country,

As the turnkey at Marlborough-street Police O.
face was conducting five prisoners from that Office t
Newgate, yesterday afternoon, he was attacked la
Holborn, by a determined gang of pickpockets and
other ruffians, who beat him dreadfully ; and not-
' withstanding it was still daylight, in a great public
thoroughfare, and the prisoners were handcuffed iu
pairs, and chained altogether, they succeeded in
rescuing the whole of them.
. The quantity of herrings brought Billingsgao
yesterday was greater than ever known by the oldest
salesman- The
wholgsale price was as low as four.
pence per hundred!

CORN E,:f HANCE, MARIC-LANE, NOVIIIIZER 24....-Weltad but
little Wheat at market this morning, exclusiveof what remained
over from Wednesday, and for the finest samples of which Mon-
day's pi ice were obtained, but all other descriptions met heavy
sale, though the trade cannot be quoted !ewer, even for the sf
feripr qualities. Barley is Is. cheaper, having good arrivals from
Norfolk and Suffolk, and only prime simples could be got off ag
that abatement. Oats are Is.. per quarter dearer than on Mon-
day. In Beans and Peas no altcrat,ion.

SMITHFIELD 111ADEET, Nov. 24.—Beef, 3s. 6d. 1) 41. Sd. per
gone of Ms. ; blptton, 3s 6d. to As. Bd. Veal, Si. od, to AL od.
Pork, ss.Od. to 65.64. Lamb, Os.od. to Os.od.—Cattle at Market
*Beasts, 440 ; talv/es, 150; Sbeep and Lambs, 4 860 ;
Hay, 31. las. to 41. 4s. ClOYcf, 41. IS% to 81. 154. Straw, U.
tO li. 16s.