Star.
London, England, 1818-11-02 00:00:00

HUNTING.

Sir Bellingham Crabant's Hounds met this day at Weilsbo
rang)! ; Wednesday they meet at Whitstone TOWS; Thursday
at Kirby; Saturday at Fisher's Mill; and Monday at Seal.
Chester Harriers met this day, at Stamford Bridge; Wed-
nesday thcrmeet at Dodkston ; and Friday, at Beene! Door.
Sir Edward Smythe's Foa Hounds met this day at Berwick
Cates ; and on Friday they meet at Shawbury.
Bdsce Hunt takes place on Wednesday.
The H. H. Hounds met this day at Herriard House, will
meet on Wednesday at Bramdean Common, Thursday at Pres-
ton Oak-hills, and on Saturday at Abbotsdan Down.
The Andover Harriet's meet to-ntorraw at Thruxton Coppice,
and or. Friday at Nockwood.
The- Droxford Harriers rr••:. this day at Exton, and will meet
op Saturday at Dtoxford Park.
Mr. Mytton's Fox-Hounds met this day, at Pontesbury ;
' will meet Wednesday, at Alberbary ; and Saturday, at kialstoo.
Mr. Meynell's Fox Hounds will meet to-morrow, at Mark-
eaton ; and on Friday, at Kgginton.
Friday se'nnight, two foxes were started from Penritk Bea-
con by hir. Hasutes bounds, attended by several Gentlemen,
which afforded good sports one was taken and destroyed. There
appears to be a peat number j 8 the Ovando), and they have
4•ffie condipshtle

MANCHESTER, OCTOBER 3L

PRIVATE LETTER.
The Calendar of the Prisoners at our Q.:a:lcl sis.
ions, which commenced cn Tle:day last, is un4,l,
heavy, considering the state cf the times,
with former periods. Up to this day upwards
have been tried, and sentenced to vatione
Patek.
ments, descending from fourteen year; transmit
down to different periods of imprisonment is
lamentable to perceive in this etteaded
crime, the very great number of juvenile delinete4
many of them of so teuder an age as to Kroner%
cite our commiseration. The Sessions win Ins.„.
minate until the end of the ensuing week. T e;.
of the Spinners, for an alleged conspiracy, harem
yet come on, cting to the absence of Coate.
they are not expected to take place before'
day next.

It is worthy of observation, and reflects tlte Lott
credit on the meritorious indiv:duals allnled tooll
notwitJ,stant►in;; the great bed f of troops @:x44
been so long stationed here, not a single iratar.ce
occurred of Any act of insu:t having bets riferej.,
an inhabitur.t, or the :ea•t breach of onler cornmi..
Thus, nkhough their presence is felt burint
they have piocured universal e,teem asd
from all ranks of the inhabitant

RIOT AT WHITEHAVEM

witrrtnAVEN, TITCRIDAT Armes
" We have had a dreadful riot here: indeed,
inhabitants of this warn never svitaessed snch ate.
midable one—the following is its 'eventful hicorti
Two vessels had been loaded with potatoes dr.
signed for another district, in which that valLse
root is neither so plentiful nor so cheap as it
nately is in Cumberland. But this 'if:par
looked upon with that jealousy which has bees 21.
ways found to actuaie those in the lower vats
life, in regard to articles t,f subsistence. A klad;
plot was organized among the Colliers ram
to seize ihese potatoes, previous to Sunday ewair,
when two men went round and warned every oral
their comrades in these words—No 'cc?* to-stwrez
at the same time ir.forming :hem that tlle7 wen
muster in the morning at two o'clock, and au,
the potatoe vessels.
They were true to the appointment, rd aster:
as can be calculated, helped themselves to abet:tit
tons. It was eight o'clock before the Magi,'

were informed of the business, when they instav
repaired to the scene of action, and Mr. Steel r
boldly went on board one of the vessels '

men were seized there, but almost immediately ,
cued, the constables, &.c. being a-sailed with a Tall
of stones, which, liuwever, did no material is*
Some of the men, it is reportcl, r.• ere armed I%
pistols. The riot soon wore a mat alarming apper.
ance. The . colliers, on learning that two of ter
comrades had been seized and put Mt° the Octare
(a building recently erected in the Illirketll...cr,

the temporary confinement of nocturnal gear
went home, armed themselves with their hlatigtor
and returned in great force, determiaed to rem.
captives, or demolish the building. At this mews,
the Staff of the Royal Cumberland Militia =fed
from the different posts at which they had previca,
been stationed, and forming rank entire in frost
the building, loaded with ball cartridge; ar4

a number of special constables, who had bees=
in on the occasion, waited for the threatened Lac)
with great firmness.
" The rioters halted on seeing the militiamen le
ing their muskets, and a parley was entered iatos
them, but to no good effect, their terms being aki
gether inadmissible. They therefore resumed tlat
menaces, :11,1 told the Gentlemen who went evert
expostulate with them, whom they treated wahgrest
civility, that they would stand the fir,t fire and
mediately close in upon the men before they caul'
possibly reload. Despite of their menace,, Low
which somewhat slackened, the Magistrates marc
their prisoners up to the Public Off.ce,
the mob, and fncruig that they had not been tteai
potatoes, but only shouting and encouraging othc
which was merely a misdemeanour, they were
rated upon bail, and the rioters dispersed.
Four other delinquents, however, who had
stealing potatoes, viz. Joseph Nutty, Rotel
Jare Nicholson, and Margaret Wilhinson, were
sequently apprehended and sent off to Cuisio
But the greatest offenders are as ye: untaken,
fear have escaped altogether: a reward is offered
the apprehension of one named Conellp who
absconded.

" A detachment of horse arrived here from
lisle, on Tueselay morning, after a rapid march,
peace and order had been previously restored
out bloodshed. lam told that the Magistrates
made a requisition to the Lord Lieutenant fur a,
of horse to be stationed here, and that his Lo:&'
approves of the measures adopted."

4 vessel is arrived at the Motherbank, from
Mediterranean, which states that the plague ha'
siderably increased in Tangiers-131 death,
the Bth to the 21st of September, and con'
rage in all the villages and neighbourhood.
also that 23 persons died in Tetuan on the
September. Also said to have broken out.
quinez. The Emperor had removed to Fez ; upp to'.
20th Scptcnibet the p•i'ali:health was good ta.•:

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