Star. — 1817-10-13 (London, England)

REPORT OF THE N CAIE OF THE FEVER IN LISBURN. Admitted into the Hospital by former account 124 trout September 114 to October 3 12-436 Discharged by former account 96 slice Died Remain  Upwards of 300 extern patients in Fever have been relieved by medical advice, medicine, and weekly allowance. Few instances of mortality have yet occurred in Lisburn; but Fever has latterly assumed a protracted form, and, in some instances, a more malignant type. Letters from Jersey state, that on Tuesday Brigade-Major Tama had hio arm broken by a fall from his horse.  Last week, the Caledonian Hunt met at Ayr. The weather being fine, and Harvest•home the happy harshen of the neighbouring farmers, the Hunt and Races were well attended. The Marquis of QueenslIIMITeS David won the King's Hundred in fine styles The Royal Pavilion, at Brighton, now assumes an improved appearance. The external decorations of the wings are nearly completed, but the papering, &c. of the interior is to be left until the spring, that the walls may be perfectly dry. Saturday, as Mr. DUWAIMI a Frefict gentleman, just arrived in England, was passing along the Strand, he had his pocket rifled of a valuable snuff-box, a pair of alter spectacles, and his handkerchief. Wednesday evening, about half-past eight o'clock, Mr. Ayton, who lived at the sign of the Dog, at FAL kenham, left Woodbridge on horseback, on his way home. He was discovered a short time afterwards lying in the road between the Alms-houses and the site of the late barracks, in a state of insensibility : his horse was feeding close by him. The person who discovered him was passed by *man running very fast, who is strongly suspected to have murdered .Ayton. The poor man bled protusely in consequence of a wound at the-back part of his head. He was taken to a farm-house, and died next morning. In the absence of political intelligence respecting foreign affairs, domestic occurrences become interesting. The successful termination of the barren, the revival of trade, the drawing of tl.e Lottery, which will commence on the 7th of Naar Moerst, are itnportint events, and excite the hopes and fears of the whole. community. The last circurn}tance, from its near approach, possesses the greltsst interest, especially as the Lottery•contains no less than Six Prizes of 820,000. whilst the Prizes are condderably more numerous than the Blanks.  We are requested to remind country residents, that The Litrrary Gazetis, dad Journal of Bella Laker, &c. published every Saturday, price Is. and containing forty-eight cuiumns of original and entertaining matter, is sent-lree of postage throughout the Kingdom, and may be received in the country on Sunday, at the distance of nearly two hundred miles from town. This new Weekly Journal contains— Criticisms on all NeW interesting Publications, with copious and amusing Eztracts—Original Articles can Polite Literature, the Arts and Sciences—Poetry—Criticisms on the ynglial. and Foreign Drama—Memoirs and Correspondence of Distinguished Persous—Anecdote*—Stetcher of Society and Matiners—A Compeclum of Political Evenrs—Proceedings of Public and Literary Societiewilitmary intelligence, Sm. IL is supplied by all Newsiriun, Clerks of the Roads, &c.—General Office forCummunicatioas,267,Strand, opposite St. Clement's Cburcb-yard. 1