Star.
London, England, 1819-01-21 00:00:00

SIT itniva.

S....tr:rifric Etovnvt.—L2 tater to give tkefstery s
way of f.::ing np di.: long nackuas of ti.oc thzt
orr.tif the g; rat rraativ:s takh• 'piece itt t
frisk buy and roiattia, and Carter and Tsprini. lg
well iris) prevant any thing !los- o'osi
match was made last night at Oliver's, fee-
between Lolly Smith and Alabot, ara;:ording to tom
tides :—" To be &fair etand-cp f.g!n. diclttaity t: ti
take place oA Tuesday, Febro.ary 0, walks 4.:attun
do::. Day Smith Is well knowh to the pereer.ti
little man ; kit first battle With flare s iced hizt
arany.3 the lightweights; he also lik.t.scr
tears by Wegener., and determined tomes' of one
:kroggias, who the latter hyro eras its Ids foriso. ! I
fight with Cannon, the big Nags:mar., wh,
heavier than Smith, proved th:r we, nothing
&imp. Abbot has won two banks in goad stye
cent conquest over Ilarcs (whom he did not g:tte h.i
has given him some milling in:porta cr. A :hal
pected. Even bettiug is the feature r present.
FATAL BUTING:—A quarrel haviag arisen at a -,.-
Kintton, on Tuesday, between Trieste, a brrge...
son, a navigator, they agreed ta fsEht fs.r a • ik:.
navigator, with two fellow workmen, as s-a:oue'. as.
der, went on board, and fought aukwardl7 and dr:.
rounds in se minutes, and scarcely a rour.d was 11.:A!
a knock-down blow. The men were tato& fatigued le
but they fought on for an hour and ten minutes ;
WSW knocked down by a shgEt blew. ee rernaines:
some minutes and then er.pius.d (ions a rupture el
smaller nazi. of the head.
Amt.:RICAN CtIALSL.,--(Perna Pennvyitaltio Rory,
On Friday, the Ith instant, about 740 men of the
townships formed a hunting party. The signal for
was given on French 'frown Motitttain, which '.:as:
all the horns of the bunters, cemprising a circuit oi
the spare of IS minutes. The hun:ers then rrogr2n
a centre in Wyssis township • shooting and
before them, until the circle because too snail to us
safety ; the anlinab were then attacked will bayone
poles, clubs, pit:lL:oak Ste. with sunis success, that
deer, 5 heat,, 9 wolves, and 14 fuzes, were killed.
culsted dint GOO deer, tC bears, and 90 wolves, .se
tiler witha ;peat number of smaller animals. Tin
was attended with many circumstances highly into
hunters, and cloud, as e.ual, wish great mirth.

The Mowing is ex :acted from a cui
book published in tic seventeenth century

" is likezted to a book, bia birth thc.
groans and crying the epistle to the rvarl,r, inf.utc,
1.6.4 are the contents cf the book, his life and actions
subject matter of the book, his sins and errors tho
faults escaped in the printwg, and lots repentance lac
of them ; now among boobs some are barge, some r
finely bound, some plain; again, sorer trc. t of pl:ty
others arc proLne, but in the List pzze of a:I there it
implies the end of all r
cif L Uuder the faction of the Carrel
commencement of the Revolution, the Pre,
first time, was introduced into Chili. Before
all books and rapers, prior to their entrant
country, were inspected and approved by
ingins...ion in Spain or at Lima. The nal
fit:t paper was the Aiwa. It was print(
at a printing-office sent from New soak,
naged by three Citizens of the United Stan
edited by Camilla Uenriquez, now of Buet
The o; polite part: also published a papa
they called the Aurora. It was edited by
At this time there are four weekly papers
Santiago; and n0..1e are published any win
Chili ; their names arc, the Ministerial Gat:.
is the acknowledged paper of the Governmi
13 Duende, and El So?. They are
at the same press, and edited by Cierks and
of the Government. Two other printing presses
been carried there for sale, but they were -
able articles. Newspapers and pamphlets
veyed free of poitage, and books are irn'fc:
—'llte Reader may recollect that, after the
Nlaypu, the Viceroy of Peru was desirous of
an exchange of prisoners, and sent on
United States sloop of war. Ontario, Captain
from Lima, an Otticeroo Valparaiso and '
for' the purpose. It turned out, however,
gation, that the Royalists had a few or no
prisoners ; th;:t those which they formerly "
ing been couthsed in one of the _lslands of
pelago cf Chloe, were released by the Patriots
the battle of Chacatruco. The Patriots, on
trary, had about 8000 Royalist prisoners,
wiling they should be exchanged for any
which the Royalists held beionghig to Ike
but, owing to some contempt manifested
to the Patriot Authorities, no cartel was agreed
—lncidentally speaking of Peru, Mr. Bland
one third of the population of that country .
of unmixed blood, and two-thirds mulattoes
grows; the latter, in general, as well inform,
whites.-d-Fi ow Mr. Eland's Report Cellana