Star.
London, England, 1817-10-23 00:00:00

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day, ihe detachment of the 83th iteglment,l
• ying in Berwick, marched for Edinburgh ;
mr dzy two companies of the same Regiment
•1 1-.,m Edinburgh Castle for Aberdeen, and
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hundied and fifty men of the 1051 regiment,
;r, rrturited from Quebec, •are going out to
tea ro settle for life.
I),ike of Wawsortin, who keeps his Officers
strictest discipline, tempers its effect to them,
oidii.g them opportunities of amusement, which
they wou:d be without. It is known;
watir time surer, he imported a pack of deer
Ilis Grace has lately obtained from Ger-
a pack id boar hounds and with these he gives
I alternately. Ten deer have lately been sent to
from England.

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:tirday a respectable boot and shoemaker in the
its of the Exchange received an order for one
‘a,ill pair of cavalry boots, and yesterday an or-
for three thousand pair of shots, fer the Spanish
crican Patriots.

the (panne ending 10th October. 1616, nitiety-
. ships with cargoes from foreign countries re-
ed inwards at the port of Newcastle ; and in the
esponde g quarter in the present year, 189, being
nt:rls.• of ttinety.twa Alps in the last quarter:
t grAtillog proof of the revival of trade.
;ie iton works, in Shropshire, which have
hcen oinked for the last two ;ears, on account
the decay of the trade, have, during the last fort-
lit, employed nearly 700 colliers anal miners.
xtrgct of a letter from Liverpool, dated October
; The wind still remains to the eastward, there.
no arrivals. A letter bas this morning been ad-
..sed to the Chairman uf the Committee of Pilots,
ned by several Merchants, requiring that a suffi-
,; amber of Pilots may be provided to answer
demand for the inward. bound vessels, as soon as
wind changes."
A large party of respectable Gentlemen dined at
Bear fen, Esher, yesterday, in commemoration
the Battle 01 Trafalgar. The healths of Prince
,ruts and the Princess CHARLOTTE were drank.
Tuesday, about thirty Gentlemen of the Parish of
Mary.labonne, celebrated the Twelfth Anniver.
of the Battle of Tralaligar, by dining together
the White Kin Tavern, Ar igmorestreet, Caren.
h square. The room was fitted up for the ones-
,in the most tasteful manner. A fine portrait of
e immortal.NELsolf graced the upper end of the
m, butfounded with wreathes of laurel ; and at
e other to.tl the Standard of England waved grace-
lly, in die midst of emblems of victory and peace.
le dinner was excellent, including a profusion of
ame—a present to the company from the Most
oble the Marquis of I-Jahr/cam After the cloth
as removed, the following toasts were given:—
The King," three times three. " The Prince Re-
em," three times three ; loud and reiterated plaudits.
• The Queen and the rest of the Royal Family,"
lure times three ; and a number of other toasts,
qually expressive of the loyalty of the company.—
' number of songs were sung, and the evening was
•assed with the utmost harmony and good humour;
a 111 r company separated about eleven o'clock,
iighly d.liglited,with their entertainment.
i rte Yarmouth stage coach, on its way from Lon.
was, by grime accident, overturned on Friday I
'veiling last, near Chelmsford, by which a female
anode passenger was so dreadfully hurt, that little
'hopes ate entertained of het recovery. Several other
passengers were severely braised, but not dangerously.
Saturday se'imight a melancholy catastrophe hap-
pened at Ballindean, the seat of Sir D. WEDDIttr
MAW, Bart :—While his servants were collecting a
part of the crop into the stack-yird, two of the carts
met very unexpectedly in a narrow defile, and, on
passing, one of the drivers was so squeezed by_ the
wheels, that he expired in less than half an hour.
It was Miss MAle HARVEY, second daughter of
Mr. Mulvey, Gunpowder-maker, late of Battle, who
was ou a visit to a friend in Edinburgh, who has been
anfortunatelyburnt to death, as lately mentioned in this
Paper. She bad been unwell for some times and, on
being supplied with a candle early in the evening of
the 16th instant, said she would:Milne herself on the
bed; and, to airbus* herself; it W conjectured, bad
taken a book, when it is supposed she unhappily fell
asleep, and the candle having fallen set fire to her
clothes. Medical assistance was instantly procured,
but it proved of no avail, as the usfortunate Lady
was se dreadfully burnt that she died the same night
at ten o'clock, in a date of the greatest agont, having
unwired only about three hours. Her loss will be
sincerely lamented. This melancholy and fatal ac-
cident should operate as a serious lesson to those in
the habit of reading in bed by candle-light, as well
as to attendants on sick persons.
Extract from the printed Evident 819 re the Co®
tsittee of the House of Commons, nOcin the Lunatia
Poor in Ireland
Rtzseias. ltfaxwsu Elkus?, e Maw Itilrerspl
aiNN neaffitsetle.-44 Can yea Wens the Cesoutioas whet pa-
OW: there is made in doe Canny et Caws. br .Lein
lioae.—W hat Aro would roe propose ae the sense at
for the erection of a Lauda Asylum hirer Courryt--1 dilate
sleek Raeaskilkir
Coate, OCTOBER 15.-1)A111110 ROIIIIIIIY.--gOO-
day evening last, at about eight o'clock, as the Rev.
Archdeacon CoLus Was sitting in the parlour of his
house, near Rathcorinuck, in company with his sun,
Captain Cows, of the late North Cork Militia, when
O man entered, who,' appearance justified the well-
founded suspicion of those Gentlemen that their Till-
tot came with no good object in view.. Captain Cot.-
ifs seized the poker, and a straggly en-
sued between him and the bobber, which was inter-
ropted by the entrance of fotit be five others, who
said it was useless to resist them, which was evident
from their numbers and appearance. They had sue.
ceeded beforehand its securing the servants outside.
The depredators then aurveyed the room, in which
was some plateisnd qtlwr article* t bet these they
did not touch, saying, thtl'woold W content with
some money and whatever arms ware in the house
and with these demands the Archdeacon and his son,
:knitted as we have described, Wise obliged to Com-
ply. Having obtained both; Abe robbers decamped,
since when nn-tract of them has been &cohered,
though a diligent faith was kinesediately cow.
minced, in which the gentry of the
.Deighloortiood
took ao soave pats.