Star. — London, England, 1827-02-17 00:00:00

THE CAPTIVE. Wake not the waters with thine oar, My gentle gondolier ! The whispers of the wave and shore Still linger on my ear. Lonely the night, and dark its sleep, And few the stars that glow Within the mirror of the deep, That lies outspread below! Bet fix the mast, the sail unfisfl, My gentle gondolier 1 The wind Is soft—the calm waves earl-- The sentry cannot bear. And in this light, our little sail May well escape kis ken ; And we shall meet, ere dawning pale, Oar long-lost countrymen ! Lang years the iron manacle, My gentle gondolier! Ha* woes these limbs in death-damp 7111 they are stiff and sets Yet lints bed I snengthleas Untb, Or think Q 7 anguish pest, 8o we escape while night is dim, And Heaves is overcast I 6, Hark ! 'ds the wakeful sentry's alit * Nay, say, my gondolier! We're far (mm eastle-moat and wsn-• • sentry cannot hear. 'Tie but the plunging serdog's flat, Or wild-birds on tie cliff— And lo! the 'tied is is ear sheet, ~~t' FRENCH PAPERS. - gun swiftly sails oar skiff! More swiftly. sad man swiftly yet. My gentle gondolier! The gals is Resit—oar sail is sa— llied men will soon be bere. Ob! aers did hope so ardently In Mama Mart expand. Ag minsy to we tism ere I die. My own—my eta Mad Limy Ysffr 1/111011 m STOOL% PARIS, Famawav 14. It is an error to believe that what the Ministry has isst done with respect to the law on the Jury, is without precedent. The following is the ordinance of the 11th of January, 1817, issued after the memorable debate vas the project of law for the organization of Electoral Colleges: .• Loots, &c. " The above project of law shall be sent to the Chamber of Peers. as well as the amendments, to which we reserve the giving isf our assent." And the Minister of the Interiorat that dame:pressed himself as follows :—.lf the King has them (the amend ments) presented to the Chamber before having ex pressed his assent, it is because his Majesty considers it as a thing essential to his prerogative not to impose rules on himself, on the mode and acceptance of the -amendments which shall be regularly voted by either of the Chambers ; he rererves to himself, according to their importance, the faculty of consulting them after the deliberation of the two Chambers, on the vote of one only. His Majesty alto tesaves to himself the faculty of choosing all the ways which he shall think proper to employ, to make one of the Chambers ac quainted with the amendments proposed by the other. Beloit giving his assent to those which the Climber of Deputies 64s made in the project of law on the elec. torn) coleges, his Majesty had thought fit to know your deliberation on Clem . , and has ordeted us to pre. ►esst to you at the same time as the project of law itself. In thus calling for your decision, the previous consent which the King might hue given, is not exposed to contradictions, and his Majesty's acceptance of them, it you adopt them, will be published at the same time with the Royal sanction. LIES OF VIZ DAT. Under this head the Etoik places only an assertion of tUe Journal do Commerce, that a batch of eighty new Peers is to be made, " among whom, According to the opinion which is the most credited." says the Jounced du Commerce, " there are to be five Archbishops, twenty-five Bishops, twenty-eight Deputies, and twenty. two other persons, who, under different titles, are en gaged in the intrigues f the congregation." The Jour -n*ldr Commerce even goes so far u to publish the games of a great number of persons on the lists of these %intended new Peers. _ CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, &nolo or Fos. 14. Exactly at one o'clock. the President took his seat. 'lle process verbal was immediately read and adopted. - The Keeper of the Seals and Minister of Finance were -on the ministerial bench. The order of the day was, the indoution of the discussion st Abe project of law concerning the Police of the Press. M. de Salaberry examines the question of the utility -of printing, and takes a view of the inconveniences which, according to him, ate not compensated for by sits advantages. He concludes kit *perch with the fol lowing words: The Royal printing else was established by Cardinal Richelieu tit 1841. The first book that issued from the press of this esta blishment was the Drastatian of Java (Nit. I _ Let us hope that in 1821 the licentiousness rif the press will /With with the Essisiiir Tbagster—(Lsughter). The Hon. Member mentions the regulations for the press matte by Henry li. sod Louis XIL and observes, that till the revolution , thefe. were 'oar thirersix pr*.tcrs in Paris. One of the determinations of the new management at Drury-lane Theatre is—tweer to repeat. either Comedy, Tragedy. Opeta, or Farce, which, aa the first night, is not chmidodly soccessfel. The Ladies of Brighton, emulating the fame which 'the other sea has acquired. have determined. we understand, to 'ruse a splutters' ball. It has been in contemplation to establish an Italian opera in Brighten. RICCURDIR . B Court; Dusuu.---o'Connell o. Sheehan. —Yesterday, Mr. Sheehan applied personally to the Recorder, to have the trial in this case postpoood for a few days, upon the grounds of not being sufficiently prepared. The Recorder ruled that he should make the necessary affidavits, and give notice to the oppo site patty. It is supposed that the trial will be called on nest Thursday.—Dublin Freeman's Journal. The Lisbon Gazette of the 22d ult. is filled with the de bate in the Chamber of Deputies, on the 200. Senor Machado submitted a projet of law regulating the cases il l in which, as etceptions to the general rule, it should be permitted to the legal authorities to enter the habitation -01 :4 P rtuguese citizen. The provisions of this law spew • a laudable anrety for protecting private dwellings from arbitrary and oppressive visitations. In the same sitting, Senhor Monies Somento proposed, that “ the thanks 'of the'Chamber should be given to the army, who had sired the country *from its enemies, and driven the rebels lion) the kingdom." A long debate arose on this subjesk or rather on the manner in which the thanks should be given, and to whoirt. Senhor Sae mento observed, that in England the thanks of Parlia ment were given to the greatest Commanders, who always consiiisred this as the highest honour they could receive. It "as decided. that a Committee should be appointed to draw up a report on the subject of the suottoa. LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, F. tt DAVIDSON v. struova. This was an action brought to recover from the de fendant, who is Sheriff of the County of Brecon, the sum of 1061. for suffering a person named Griffith to, escape out of the jail of Brecknockshire, where he had been imprisoned at the suit of the plaintiff for a debt to the above amount. It appeared that Griffith had been committed during the shrievalty of the defend , ant's predecessor, and on the 20th of February, 1926, Ihe contrived by a writ of Habeas Corps to come to , London, where through the indulgencb of the jailor, he was permitted Lobe at large until the 18th of March, at which period he returned to Brecon jail again; to' prove the liability of the defendant, Mr. SCARLET? FRI in the Gazette of 1826, wherein his appointment as, Sheriff of Brecon was published. The LORD Cuts, JUSTICE said, that . this was not sufficient evidence of Mr. Griffith having been in the, custody of the defendant. Prisoners are delivered over from one Sheriff to another by indenturt, and unless it could be proved that this ceremony had taken place, between the defendant and his predecessor previously to his escape, his liability could not be established. The plaintiff having failed to prove this, he was aontuited. The Loan CRUZ Jessica rose at an early bout At Chatsworth, daring the holydays and sobsa. Twenty, from 20 to 25 persons dined daily at tie princely table kept by Duke of Dreensatan. Among the guests were the Princess EBTIIIIIIAST, the Earl and Countess of Cassius, the ilemianauts, and all the neighbourini Nobility and Gentry. The death of the Duke of You& terminated the festivities, which would have been kept op a month later had not that lamentable event mesterei. ---- At a Meeting by deputation of almost all the Emi gration Sockties of Lanark and Rentrewshire held on ToOaday evening. it was resolved that they would adhere to their former eissol — sitiPriof abstaining from soliciting subscriptions, till of Parliament was known on the provisions for emigration ; and they she agreed to solicit all the outstanding societies to co-operate with them, and take part in the discussions which might arise from the eistrespendence of their agents in London, who are to attend the Reuss of Commons' Committee. Yesterday 'Lot-sung. a sermon was preached at the Parish Church of St. Mary-le-bow, Cheapside, belie the Lord Mayor and a very numerous and respectable congregation, by the Rig!): Rev. the Lord Bishop ot Cheater, in aid of the Funds o 1 the Society for Propa.' gating the Gospel io Foreign Parts. At the confusion of the Divine Service, a liberal collecti m was made. LITILRPOOL COTTON NIANICIT. Fan. 14.—Since Fri day we have had a tolerable demand for cotton, and about 5,300 btgs have been sold at steady prices. WELSH IRv•N AND COAL COMPANT,—.Yesterday a meeting of the Shareholders was held at the London Tavern, when a favourable report of the affairs of the Company was read. It besides recommended the con. tinuance of Mr. Jones in his situation of Manager of their works in Wales, the &tie: of which he continued to perform gratuitously. A resolution to this effect (after some cooties cation) was carried unanimously. It was also unanimously resolved, that the Shares of these Directors who refused to refund the money made by the traffic in Shares belonging to the Company, should be forfeited. Tux Saarttsrzsnt Minn.—About three o'clock yes terday afternoon the north line of d e R ver exhibited a double lane of elegant equipages; and the banks on both' sides were lined with gay pedestrians, principally Ladies. The skaiteis we , e more numerous than any previous day, and the %%hole surface displayed a busy and a bustling see❑e. DRURY-LANs Tusaaaa.—The Lord of Me Manor was performed last n ght to a very excellent house. The principal Vocalists exerted themselves most suc cessfully. BRAHAM'S " Kelvin Grove" and " Laurel Crown," and Miss STRVINS' "1 Walla care to tell,' and " The Dashing While Sergeant," were received with rapturous applause, And the whole performarce went off well.—Deaf as a Post, and The Man in the Moon followed with the utmost eclat. MELANCHOLY OCCUEII teNCE.—A youth about 16 or 17 years of age was drowned on Sunday of tern° , n last, in a pond at Upper Clayton, cut of which brick ear h had been dug. He had in the morning come hom Chelsea, on a •isit to a relation. Jane Shaw, commonly called the Sleeping Beauty, a young woman of prepossessing appearance, the daugh ter of a peasant at Aike, near Beverley. was lately in a profound sleep for eighteen days, during which time the animal functions were entirely suspelided, and the only symptom of life was a very feeble pulse. For a day or two previous a considerable aberration of mind had been observed, and when she awoke, she was very languid and childish, but a few days restored her to a good stare of health, bot'a body and mind. We observe, in the Wolverhatnpion Chronicle, a re port of the proceedings in the Sheriff's Court, at Staf ford, held on Saturday last, in order to assess damages in an action which had beenbrought by William Smith (brother to the idiot whose case has occupied so much of the public attention), against the proprietor of the abovementioned Paper, for a libel %hick appeared on the 15th of February ast year, in a paragraph copied from the Salopitus Joarnal. The Jury (says the Paper) gave oue farthing damages, and lamented there was not a smaller coin. An Inquest was held at theTiges's Head, Grapstreet, Chelsea, on the body of a female found in a path lead ing to Chelsea Common. The only articles of clothing which covered her, were an old blanket and a tattered petticoat. She had been seen en Wednesday wandering through Chelsea and Battersea, and had been relieved with food. It is supposeJ she was making for some place of refuge in Westminster, when she was unable to proceed further, and crawled to an out-house, where the was found frozen to death.--The Jury returned a verdict of 's Found Dead." A meteor was observed to the east of Lautieston on Sunday evening, a little after six o'clock, moving in a N.B. direc tion, and followed by a long train of sparks. It exploded with a brilliant blue light, but no detonation was perceptible, apparently owing to its great dendrite. There was a considerable display of aurora borealis soon after, but the clearsiess of the night prevented the proper effect of its playful flittinp. Aimed. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Fan. GiIiiiSIONIN C. Maris, M. Goldstone, &dead Raphael, M. Jacobs, A. Solomon, and Amelia 2obias, stood indicted for a con spiracy to defraud the County Fire Office of 9561. being the sum claimed under an insurance effected by Gold stone and Marks with the above Office. The Public will recollect that the majority of the defendants were recently tried at the Old Bailey for setting a house un fire in Sarah-place, Old-street-road, but were acquitted, for went of legal proof. On this occasion, the Jury, without hesitation, found Raphael, Solomon, Jacobs, and Amelia TobLas, Guilts, and the Court sentenced Raphael to two years, Solomon and Jacobs each to• eighteen months, and Amelia Tobias to nine mouths' imprisonment. OLD BALLET. Pas. 16. Thomas Johnson, aged 28, a sweep, was indicted for the manslaughter of Thomas Long, in the pariah of Hanwel Fiornlbe evidence given, it appeared that the de ceased had fallen down a chimey on the 19ch of January Jan ; that a medical Gentleman attended him ; and that lin four or five days be was so far recovered as to be able to follow his occupation as a climbing-boy. . On the 22d of the same month it was proved that his master, the prisoner, treated him in the most inhuman manner, by beating him with a stick over the loins and shoulders, and also dashed his head against some iron railing: this maltreatment was the alleged cause of his death on the 27th of January. Two Surgeons deposed, that on opening the scalp of the deceased, they found an eats avasation of mood over the brain, and the sinus was ruptured ; suck a .rupture might be occasioned by a blow on the side of the head, but that the injury most have been recent, as be could not have survived an hour after the rupture of such a blood•vessel. Mr. Justice GASELti stopped the case : there was not any evidence to thew that the boy had come by Lis death from any ci :why ot the pribonek on the day be died, which it was most essential to chew to convict him. The Jury found the prisoner N. Guilt,. The Learned Jolson cautioned the prisoner to take great cart how he conducted himself in future; his escape ought to operate as a warning to him fur the remainder ot his life, not to practise cruelty towards the uMortonate beings who might be put under his care. William Blackman, aged SI, and George Cam, were also indicted for the manslaughter of John Diggery. In this case it appeared from the evidence, that the prisoners and the deceased were in the workhouse of the parish of St. Ann, Westminster ; that the prisoners pulled from under the deceased, the form on which he was sitting, and that some other inmate of the work house pulled it from under hem a second time. The deciased was in a bad state of health, and laboured un der such peculiar maladies, that it was by surgical Gentlemen considered that he might be affected by being thus thrown down. Mr. Justice Lierrutpaut, on his charging the Jury, said, it was fdr them to determine, from the evidence they heard, whether the first or the second fall was the immediate cause of the death of the deceased. The Jury found the prisoners Guilty. The Leaned JUDGE informed the prisoners that they 'would probably be brought up fur judgment when the Learned Re corder took his seat, and they might expect a mild sentence. We lately mentioned that Mr. Secretary Past, had caused the Clerks of the Peace to be written to, on the subject of fees claimed from parties who were vied and *quitted. A use notably In point occurred on Wednesday. It was a petty assault case ; and the matter of complaint was so trifling, that the Chairman gave it as his opinion that it did not amount to an assault. Upon this, Mr. CLARKSON, who appeared as Counsel for the defendant, instead of arguing that no assault had been commited, to the sur prise of most present," begged the Jury to find his client guilty ; because Ise fek satisfied that the Court would inflict merely a fine oi is. in case of conviction; and if his tutor should be acsiukted, he would have to pay 11. 74. ad. fees!" LINERALITT.—We have much pleasure in stating that R. G. Loaux,Esq. of Clavton.hall, near this town, has voluntarily paid the amount of the rate laid upon his numetous tenants in respect of the destruction of power looms, without taking security for or expecting repayment. By this means he has saved many a poor family from distress, and set an example truly worthy of imitation.—Blackburis Mail. Several farmers who are in the habit of sending their corn very early into I) vines, on the morning of the market, have this winter been robbed in the neighbour hood of Lydeway by the following method :—The th;eves tie a strong tope around some tree by, the side .of the •road, at the end of which is attached a good-sized hook; this they generally contrive, unper ceived, an throw into the cart as it is proceeding, and fastening it on any article they desire, dislodge a sack or a quarter of corn, within the course of a minute; the carter (as is too frequently the case) being at the time half asleep.—Devizes Gazette. Monday afternoon last, an old man named Danoer, of Polebrook, near Oundle, (generally known by the ap pellation of 44 Dr. Danner, h o was attending the funeral of Mrs. Adams, at Barnwell, and while the Clergyman was reading the Burial Service in the Church, Danner suddenly uttered a deep groan, and fell back into the arms of a man who stood near; he was immediately conveyed to the Hospital, where he expired before me dical assistance could be procured. He was 72 years of age, and had previously enjoyed a good state of health. Wednesday morning, Mr. William Rowland, a master tailor, had dealer in second-hand clothes, resid ing in Moulsham, whilst sitting in a chair, after having eaten his breakfast, without any visible cause, dropped down and instantly expired. Mr. Rowland was a cor• poral upon the Staff of the West Essex Militia. When Velocipedes were first introduced into India, the natives, who could not comprehend the pleasure of a carriage where the passenger did the duty of the horse, denominated them Paugul ke Gharri (a fool's coach). ETYMOLOGIG-0 Gemini! is borrowed from the Italian exclamation U Diamine 1 which answers to Oh, the Deuce 1 To scamper, is clearly takhn from the Italian &ampere, which means the same thing. When Lord Bums was at Trinity College, Cam bridge, he used to parade the streets, acemnpanied by an immense bear, following him like a dog, This bear had as apartment as signed for his particular use, from which the animal, sae tiuy peep ing oat, bestowed so ardent an embrace upon a M smell College man," that his Lordship was constraised, at the suggestios of the tutor, to cut him. So attached, however, was this 'intake pair, that the whole power of the tutor was sca rcely able to divide theta. The grave of Rosner BtocoaneLn remains without a none in the humble church yard of Camptoo, near ISbedield, Bed fordshire. Surely a peel who has added so many pleasing emacia tions to the rural landscape and manners of his native cavalry is worthy of some public memorial DARING ROBBERT.—A few evenings 11$0, as Mr. Lygher, a commercial traveller, residing on Thomas. street, Stamford -street, was returning horn basins,' about half-past eight o'clock, be asked a woman is Whitechapel for a street in the neighbourhood, wile, three men came up and suddenly pushed him down, by one of them seizing his hands, while the other two tripped him up, when they robbed him of his pocket- bock, containing notes and bills to the amount of 501. Is the mean time the female ran off with his hat, hand kerchief, and gloves, and they all escaped before any alarm could be given. Elizabeth Slinton and Mareotter, mother and &nigh ter, the former 70 and the latter SO years of age, were committed, on Wednesday sennight, to Worcester jail, charged with murdering the child of Potter, about eleven months old, by administering poison. The infant; was born at Tenbury, and the place where it was killed Lyre Parva, a short distance from that plate. The substance used to procure the child's death was pounded glass. Potter had a husband living, but the child was met his. .. . , . . . - • . , ~ . . 1 -- . • POLICE INTtLLIciENCE. —.....-_ $1 4 BOW-STREEt A Mows Weed and home Johann, both Very Ms am, lb. f a u n brother to the young man of the same nano 11611 was commuter from this Ogee on Wednesday last, for horse.stesing.wer e fir a,h, lb before Sir B. Bruno yesterday, charged on s us pi c i tm, with bli;r-b; 7 been tonceined its stealing two horses front the neighbourhood :( • it Palmer's Gimes Edmonton, le Wood Is a butcher, and Johnson hu been ostler at the Fox * ham. lin Pabaer's Green, till within about a sent dote. ildwil at ismounination un Tuesday. is ob JAARLaonotromstaßkr. ins ill _, A sem Of Wks, mimed Brune, fermetty the prompter ft gii : =lf oats% iii;s B =Wlth us, is oz hatisg ionutr atel e s e t a re_ y am th is were &nod mother OW ala• saw tolisfollas, a metal ili taye a r ill . 11111 1 papers a pompon, am neibreßstmd is. OA in gamey. per lal dii C Ii timepooas bad bees wen frail the Sim Pahoe public-b alk. k the Strand.-Therlosort, coo being add he would be sent ma, K requested that the mom might be retuned to him. but she w put he said he should never want, as he should request the Jodbf le •I, to send him out of the country. - d QUEILR.SQUARIL tea a Yesterday a poor old grerileaded Irishmen, 75 years slam t named Dennis Al•Culleek. who gots his Heim; by 'Ming a tr a , t oranges, was charged by Wrighy,• streeshireper, with impute' for ill sale 26 oranges an the foot pavement. 1 iii Wright stated, that be apprehended the mast that day lo &iglu & del e terrace, his haiku eras on the foot pavement. *I 1. bet was discharged ; t he admitted teaan e defendant having be ha tbe d been bask a etoa watc tb telan ravease , et. a. Mr, Waive asked why Maras Dot a watchman still? I a Defesimet-I was diaehmeoddirongh old age. 1 GlinsisobeeMef onwittilp4l, be knew M'Callock, and t k en V i e - never WM a More edits IbilirWlWls he was a watt Oman. l . Ms Wiens told the Odismilait'lle had rendereAhinuelf Babb t , al i ' splodgy s 4 AS, orlisprlmmlient ler sit months. I. Zinimillito•-1 edam pay, Impales-4 bops you will net is ra —. e prim Wins it will ME nu. I t Par Wean odd s laikliairdiesi repentedli cautioned, and h.. m o t Led ~, MOWS lumas• bitilS He sirs[ pay a fine of 10s. or be kid Se • Weil** s 119•4161. , ; -• ' , e TIO dolstaisei 00,410 W Ile* a farthing, and was wend- :- lolly mewiloted to TWAlOrilida Prism for 14 days. e - ) i - MAR R IED. N ii In Guernsey, John Gi~idta, Esq. of kis Majesty 'TIT, 's Rub Ai to Carteret, eldest ughter of R. Sailmares Esq. Gres ,, R ub SW r taught ' DIED - . ---- ' ' in The sth Instant, Co at St. Omer, in the 13th year of hi s age, f rom boi 'I tbe academal discharge of his gun, Thomas Hawkins Geoid, sot 0 e H. Goold, Esq. ao e The 11th instant, at the house of the Portuguese Ambassador, it die South Audley-strort, the Marquis d'Abrantes, in consequence au lit apoplectic At with which be was attacked whilst on a milk there en wit the 16t la ult. The remains of the noble Marquis were yesterday de. To d pouted in the vaults of the Catholic Chapel in Mornishis. The 1 s ceremony was attended by the Portuguese Ambassador and sevesi l o n Portuguese Gendemen. Na Lost at sea, on the 2341 of November hilt, Mr. Peter H. Coca 04 , rant, aged 23 years, fi rm- mate of the ship Caledonia of Liverpool' As d and son 'lithe late Mr. Robert Cochrane, Innkeeper, Castle Douglas. ilm Si Galloway. . by Pr Lately, at Medians, Mr. Was. Price, aged 99. He was, until a Pao It few weeks before his death, in the full possession of all his facukle.. o He was the oldest member of the Goldsmith.' Conipany, and wed r i a frequently to express a wish that he might attain the age of 100, for 1 r, he would, in that case, he said, be entitled to an annuity allowed by gis i b the Company to those of their members who live to be centenarian. wat a , a - .....-1 a I st CORNS, BUNIONS, Sc. Mai e MORRIS'S ROYAL BRUNSWICK co RN PLAS- Ye i ; .L.VA. 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