Star. — London, England, 1831-01-03 00:00:00

_ r ~► -4 • a .~ OPENING OP. THE REGENT'S HAY.IIAIIKET, • .REGENT'S PARK. Saturday morning, according to public notice, Ai* been given by the Commissioners of Woods and Forest., it, considlirable number of loads of hay and straw were bresibt into the new hay-market, on the sits or area of grouistc' Culled Cumberland Market, in the Regent's Park. At the early hour of five o'clock, the neighbouring streets, wave thronged with carts , and waggons, loaded with hay and straw, pouring into the market, which commenced' at eight' o'clock precjpely. At eleven o'clock there was tbulargest assemblage of principal hay farmers and salesmen that has been known for many years to assemble on any market day in the old St. James's Market. The convenience which is rendered to both buyer and seller is particularly ' great, from the extent of ground, and without being insikat , venienced by any description of vehicle passing betwesi them. There were upwards of two hundred loads of hey and straw at market. The actiOmmodition for carts and horses is very great at the hay-barn, an extensive range of buildings in Clarence Gardens, which will accommodate trip hundred horses and carts, the property of Mr. Thomas, Greatorex, an extensive cowkeeper. who gave several rounds of boiled beef and ale to upwards of two hundred carmen, belonging to different farmers. The public-heinaisi in the line of Osnaburgh•street, from the New-reed; tun crowded with customers during the market hours; Crew excellent livery stables are in the neighbourhood of the I lay market. POLICE REPORTS. MA RYLEBON E.—LOVE AND JIALOUST. Saturday,' Mrs. Matilda Drace, a lady, apparently about 40, appeared before Messrs. Rawlinson and Hoskins on a charge of put ting Miss Eliza Jeffries, a 'beautiful girl, about one-and twenty in fear and peril of her life.—Miss Jeffries stated that Mrs. Druce was a particular friend of her family, and at her earnest solicitation she came from the country, about two months ago, upon a visit to her for a short time. For some days past an apparent change took place in Mrs. Druce's manner towards her, and leer situation became so uncomfortably irksome, that she determined on quitting the house, which she did, and went into lodgings. But she had been there only a day or two when Mrs. Druce made her appearance, having traced ber through the coachman, who conveyed her and her luggage ; charged her, not only with robbing her of her husband's af fections, but also harbouring him in her new abode. Both charges were false ; and Miss Jeffries declared, with tears in her eyes, that the most distant design upon Mr. Druce's affec tions had never entered her mind. Mrs. Druce repeated her visits and annoyance until the young lady received notice to quit ; but what the complainant felt most was that Mrs. Druce has gone to several of Miss Jeffries' friends, and en deavoured to impress upon their minds the impression which took such strong hold of her own. Mrs. Druce seemed very much affected, and replied that since the young lady came to her house, she (Mrs. D.) ima gined she perceived a visible change and estrangement of affection on the pert of her husband. To any woman, who loved her dear, dear Druce as she did, such an alteration was agony, and so she felt it. After the young lady left her house, Mr. Druce absented himself one night, and this sl.e considered -" Confirmation strong, As proof of Holy Writ." S'..e did certainly go to Miss Jeffries' lodgings under the impression that she would find him there ; however, subse quent explanation satisfied her that she had done the young lady wrong, and she was ready to apologise for the imputa tion she had thrown upon her character. The Magistrates considered Mrs. Druce's statement sa tisfactory, and upon receiving from her an assurance, not only that she felt she was in error, but also that Miss Jef fries would be secure henceforth from any annoyance on her part, the warrant was discharged. QVEEN-sQVARE.--IrtPOATANT TO POLICE COO - ST A OLE:v.—Saturday the following complaint excited consi derable interest amongst the new Police. Wm. Kendall, a police sergeant, of the L division, No. 2, attended before Messrs. Marriot and White, to answer a complaint made against him by Robert Ord, of Charles-street, Westminster road. It appeared that on last Friday week, about twelve o'clock in the day time, the complainant saw two men in the Westminster-road, ill-treating a poor man, and on his re monstrating with them he was violently assaulted. A mob of above one hundred persons assembled, and on a police cohatable of the L. division coming up, they were both given in charge and taken to the station-house in the Waterloo-road. Kendall was acting inspector at the time, and refused to take the charge, because none of the police-constables witnessed the assault; he, however, took the addresses of the parties accused, and told the complainant that he. must apply at a police-office for a warrant to appre hend them. The addresses, however, turned out to be ficti tious. Kendall, in reply, said that when the parties were brought in, he considered that if he detained them be should . have rendered himself liable to an action for false imprison ment, as he had always understood that no police-constable was to take a charge of assault without he saw the offence committed. Mr. MARRIOTT said that the acting inspector was per fectly correct in his view of the law of the case ; but, in the present case, he might have sent the parties immediately before a magistrate, and then the constable, although he did not see the assault committed, would not be liable to an action ; for not doing this, he thought the acting inspector had acted wrong. He directed a warrant to go against the parties, free of expense. MARLBOROUGH STREET Saturday.---An Anti-Malthu siaii.---One of the pariah deers of Marylebone, whom we have repeatedly heard disclaim, in the most eloquent terms, against the anti-Malthusian acts of those persons who, not having the fear of matrimony before their eyes, nor yet the increase of the Poor Rates, was brought before Mr. Co—NANT in company with a lady, charged with having endeavoured to force their way into a disorderly house in Woodstock street. On beingquestioned respecting what bad occurred, he stated 'the female to be his relative. He had previously said his wife was in the country, and he was for the time being a alai& gentleman. The guardian of the morals of the parish was eventually fined ss. for being drunk. SMICIDZ OF MR. THOMAS HOOD OF RICHMOND.. STUNlT.—flaturday, the neighbourhood of Richmondjatreet, Rupett-eartat, Haymarket, was shocked by the dreadful antaida of Mr: Thomas Hood, a respectable inhabitant of that atreet. : About half-past five in the morning the unfor tunate man arose from his bed, and requested his wife to get ..olialeoo: but she refused, and he dressed himself, and went down stairs apparently in good health and spirits, say ing he would get the breakfast ready. About seven o'clock Mrs. Hood, on getting down stein, found the shop partly opened, the fire lighted, and the breakfast prepared. Not finding her husbini, she waited breakfast for him, thinking he had stepped set for i short doe, but sot returning, she left the paddir to. look 'far hint, when; in poising through 'she beheld him eutpended by the neck, by his pocket-handkerchief, 'quite dead audeold. She gave an immediate alarm. A surgena sanded promptly, but the vital stark had lied. The decbasea was thirty-three years of age, and was in good circumstances. r !The follow*" arreigement will henceforward be contin , sled in the Slim, and il l will ocimbine the interests of the ,united kingdom in one focus. Pablie attention is invited in this manner, and a separate arrangement adopted, in ,the confidence that **useful a feature will recommend thisJoutnal to .preference in every place where a daily evening paper is read. In all the colonies, tad in all countries where En glishmen reside, this isms FROM nous will confer peculiar interest on the STAR. The circle of every aka days' STAR will present a complete picture of the kingdom. As an integral part of this Panorama of the Empire, in tende‘l to De at Ones I EAl7lalt and CoLox tar., the Con ductors Of en STA* earnestly invite original communica tions of facts, authenticated to the Conductors, by the names of the writers. 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A. , N 0 R BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL, Jaw. 1. A public meeting was held on Tuesday, at the Public Ma, qty of establishing a General Benevolent Society forte mod . Il i c= and Temporary Distress, Wm. Chance, Pimp It was unanimously resolved— That this mating, contemplating the met number of perms, is this extensive and populous town, who sooomistontly orposai.dhosegk sickness, ductsation - it 3n aide, or other nnsvoidable ealsialey, M IS., casional want, and yet, heal the mat peniaserorthy from a public appeal to benevolence, is et elides, thetas of a Society atMesd and isms' prindples, which shin tell oil forth the died louribm of the Anent and mass, its eysestiss desoriptiam of the deserving Wigan. 'bets Pletiall sad VW& rmy an Millets is set povided tar lry the editing distfieble ntabliaawri e s , win be micalmed to ailed the stem Masks bats& And Id, that the Society be dowssoinated " The tionsmi Ilmswelaa !_ordety Ste almabgbeen and its Vicinity," and bats ter Its objets die, Relief et disks's ad Temporary Distress. The dealeAll y meistiess detail the proposed mode d relief, and et course we whit dims moms. " That the elmahms of thellociety shall be conducted by Board of Msru, ft be obsess by dts Directors, at their Quarterly out of the Sehaselbses of the Society. This Board will attend is two each week, at au& hours of the day as may be dressed mist sesessisst ; its numbers will be regulated by the a=bm demob iho allowing two members to Gosh week. • " ha s , I s lag the punt pisdple et this Society to Alai relief, only after *most hesnlay, She Sew shall be divided lido dir ekes, to be ibed under the seyeehlenimeeill wypiiMed by: the Comdata, g lbs will maim aml doside on the slides or sr, jades of cams, and refer them by diet so the sitting Meese= tee, ' T aw Is die yese maks of Lead Meads' ` W lke bbht 1827, the fo ll owing was the amennt rwie t Itighwq Rata • - POPS Church Bases . . . 11,198 Relief.' pose, county noses, Ic. 178,496 209,018 j The annual value of reel poverty, as asemeal to property tires Wlt was 1,238,720, so that des above expendihme gives Is. 4d. in IM i on that sum; but as the red property IMP be taken am at Mae than two thirds, these rates are kis *p pond. The Rev. 0. Crewe, at his mama tishancedk far Asasq, abated 10 per cent. John Bateman, By. et his made a miss• don of IS pa cent. The Rev. Dr Lily, of Dayton !sneer, has instructed his agent to take 26 per am. elhikpommtoeeelrtMw far tithes. The Rev. J. Tupham, at his dibrawM seselmer to the parishioners of St. Nicholas, Dwitwich, omen of dthe, taw/aft to nearly 1,5001. and compounded with them for the year at a re. deletion of thirty per sent. On the lid ult. a hem the tenantry of Sir George Chetwynd, Bart. waited apes lin et Oration Hall, with a hams of beef, weighing 261 lbs. as a deem, expression of their gratitude for his late liberal raisedes of *dreams. On Wednesday last the customary angel of snail mule foe the benefit of nod and •distressed bse ii or s Omsk piece at St. Paters Chapel. TU following is an moss* et media I L a. i. • Admission in the Mooning . . 61 10 0 Collection after Perawmance 11 18 Admission in the Evening 82 10 0 Collection after Paformance . 9 18 41 1 Sale of &hemes 16 1 0 • ' £l7l 4 le POLITICAL UNION.—The Annual Meeting of the Council took place at the Globe Tavern, on Tuesday night, Attwood, Esq. in the Char. Letters wore read from Lords Radnor and Blindfold, in which they expressed their concurrence in the views and objects of the late Town's Meeting, and their readiness to present and support petition on that occasion adopted. While, however, Load expressed his confidence in the intentiCOS and Ministry of Lord Grey, the Marquis of Blandford, on the contrary , feared the Premier end his Cabinet would not submit to Parliament measures of Reform equally radioed with those propounded by the Noble Earl in IBM. A long and desultory conversation took place upon what was tamed the " inhuman practice" of compelling paupers, applying to our workhouse for relief, to wheel sand at 'the rate of a penny per barrow.' Mr. Mints googly protested against, the system, and inti mated his intention of shortly bringing the matter in a tangible shape before the Council.. COVENTRY POLITICAL UNION Dtmosno—On Tuesday last, the subscribers and friends of the Union dined together at the George Inn, in Little Patk.areet. At two o'slsek, Mr. Edmonds, of this town, entered, sad was loudly cheered. He proceeded to the cud of room, where the chair was placed for him to preside. At • matting of the Directors of the General Benevolent Society, (among which will be food 1114 names of the most respotahle gentle men in the tows), Sir Robot Peel was propmod r one of die Vito Pro. 'ideate ; hut, with the exordia of the grew who nsahmood, the Canonistic unanimously related the pripmelegaimg me noon, that the nation had bad awes of Sir Robot PAL • Dr. Wade, Vicar of Warwick, has polished an asiggetie letter, urging the people to essemblo every where, and dettlaft kr pediamen. tory reform. A letter, signed E. E. Wilmot, Birkandl.hall, proposes the esta blishment of a.Wiewidaihire Agriculdal Society, far the bends of labourers. AM RR lED.—At Wahell, Mr. S. Walker, of Wolverhampton. tol Mary Maria, second daughter of the late T. James, Req. of Waleall—; At Lydd, T. Bell, Esq. to Elisabeth, daughter of the late F. Parke, Esq. of Boughrood Code. blia—mAt West Raiford. aged 71, Mrs. linen, aster to the Rev. Abraham Youle--Aan Catherine, second daughter of Abraham' Tbaup soo, ksq. of Stanbrooks Hall, Worcestershire. THE NORWICH EAST ANGLICAN.—Dsc. 28. A Requisition, numerously signed, having been presented to the Mayor of Lynn, requesting him to call a blotting of the hbabitants, to consider the propriety of petitioning the Legislature for a Reform in die Itepresentaden of the People, be robsod his eemplhince, bat eared the use of the Tows Hall. Amoral& a most respectable meeting took place on Thursday the Std. and ib. C. Poo, was called as to take the Chair. Thejlov. W. linsw, (MW= ilisistAr) then race to impose the Resoletioste; be latrodueed his tetra ill by WWI Meting the .d& Sr the pelmet Usetiog—he then Wooed tobeetteaser wersiings, dee.lng:l of which took place in the year 17116, sod the other in lila, at beds el which Reform was prayed for, and is. which he, se a dimmer, was Fowl that diseenteee bore an active pert. He dim pointed sit -mewl of the. advantages which Sebes, anneeted etch wring by Sella weal& mace. andsead the following Reseindonst • • 1. This this usesting•ainewely deplore the titbit's Amen ef• der mum", whir). le Mt+ stamp or Tess, by atwAy Grey tW the els: sanity. • • • t That it cannotlut attribute this 'diatoms to ezemelve tnzadin q which renders high rents in many mem unavoidable-4s injudi&us' restrictions on trade —and so the existing system of tides& Yet et the same time it feels fitlly assured, that the WON of a fair and jut are. u 4i - ►M A .] THE BRITI M Mill • aintaiden of the people is the Commons House d Pediment, P remt it is dimly soweinmil *at so jest tommemieka lithe fa Anne mat cam he attelaid, tddes the siestive hembise is se 1 -aftbra :a *Ls sw ims deism diiii ULM idiekkests, milked coin' a eartilly et wheat Os oil skirdiss, width apses d Amer Me down So ime, me protected by the Ilis filet. V" 4. That Ms Hesdng hub *mem and ail ' deaden divot likastro 11 to =lllof the likolo--ee ' • " NtMol—sald fnt an kedge kdelthswess may er s o lvss w ‘ t r pm ; but wheel it maim apes *s WWl= of 1; ..... m.... ten toearey them memos, bete ellbetOt most that asWss of *death, tessebise, miller its agy the lot. whidt win man the Henn et Cousams, in fact as well se in r the Houlecetneprmentedess tithe= Gnat Hebei& Mr. Jams Ism seendod the ThpOwatastax then psi the Raidadme, serisithn, end the' ,walt ended unaeimoudy ; bat as Ism m des third had been kent the Chair, Mr. James Towata. observed, that he had gives the subject wades by balm his most swims and attentive toonsideration, the met =ami d es, 0 which was his bas avistimr th at it wm base in its principle, in u. soar in its dints, and ea bring a tandem. to produce h madact. He peela=int, "That win the of t mseil sr that th e limiest sli Mikis by would hedi in urious and Mr. re. Aux% seamdd the weitaimmt. Mr. F.. FLowstts soill,le listnevii r bidic hard of all In ' smiting but be had lites winnow the Macdcal it erects Pang Oraiala At the' my lest Mei= for Hemline deka Derou6, ill'Allmikthc la . A 1 lad Seery Desidnch - declared ''e *co seavitelen deer " midi alms save En&M," terwarth, whoa Ilk W. B. FMtm, himself seemed of lama Al=l vess and interest, be, Sir William was a dealt* WMg s sad beam of the above derision. The Altheme net ,aniestint a thkd man hand 1 self in an awkward dilemsta, and tried 'to mans it by saying that " Minims met be "WheE i muse Ministers be supported, when " Wide Cu slime me land ? " That worthy alarms oraf: in anjunadon with . 0. lientinek (a Whig), Coked W anthem me et the inset u. velem Tories in EngUnd. Why_ *se samilios his asses' , good i because, his own good wenM have bsev ir s greet if be had not i at least, dd• is the may able way in which he could acmes he oath usserikariconduct Mimic be "had rathrs be a deg sad bap As that oath a man ;" and he could never believe bat that . Ablimmr. have acted according to his conethace, if system had been in operadon. ~ Mr. Maxus". ales seheasil thebabe. The CIEMSNAN dna pet des odskil. - which was by as Imo mokrity, only lye ce sk heads being held up ananinuth The four* Iteediden was this maid without opposiden. Mr. Browidiss4 Met a few posadatry remake, Mid, the t., den of the middle I am abed to peewee .adrerts to the eating tressst di eipotry ; and I *he the souses fiten . which kerne., mimbie Mation, tmadetimes k sail wit s l r 4o lilia,..td thet Wet *Mem et tyilmin.The great evil * gligni the Om Usk, by whisk I main die Cosa is cite while I soneeko it peadmes is the peke et that amide, hes deme dm Mk to dos. per mew& during the list sZipt. fa mok. for a Ilk opelity of ma I and es a esnonnwese die ikey hefts awn, dad**, mum peeisolVearied fees liked. toy mem. A bus male in men - wooli es this dreetuntM, aid thee as spesalatime to kiwis wili p tinsesits The tondo d _thballet ((which the ) hes ihmeastdy annemed shady I bat I - will jam observe, die *Sat Livelpsel se dead' sets he* that 'dm handthei Sir emended, is totally ice of Melt to seems Thee pa*/ motive, which is so requiems in naming a sully upoloht - rill .1 epees rqweeentadve, that I need not attempt le .illiske =the actual and absolute Deseasity for a ire in order to enable bin dielatereseidly to* recordCrid t r as hag as one elms in society is indepeadent as another, Ala , always be the use, is long will that depeademe Wiese to - -II one clues an undue, as unfair, and - Inipolitic klumos Mar, whith ma cooly be pouched by th. pronedon d tbe l iku rt this maimmely an, that the peados% should Mad by Lord O. needade, and that Mr. Hems should be . 1 asppert de Imam 1 es Those see *est Id Skews for triel iv be l4 Ciaol, under (bawl . *thy 'similes beralthap. Frost mmed with thille, sad etheeksoleinents, a crowd of procerled to MR, and hoed all whom they found at Ina to jedei f -- - .. babas beset Os hems dohs hams; 'MEM* to give he. dd. per day to disselaboures, whom - • dim. Scrawl of the pdacipal dam wan secured lodged Osol. At the sele of the Dab of Nodelk's Devon Oxen a:Fmk" beasts were easidned ot excelkst'quility; Weighed ham SO to id -- oath, sod OM galls Arc 10 86 IL per atone. The Ox fed it Walter/40 Timm* tem compatekm weigh from 116 to 120 aid sokGaiiisy libe the toms Dishes Q. It was knocked down to Mu m e a fZ ee, Teduisfs LysnOs confessedly one d the mot mks.. sirs Noes at any provincial town in the ldnetudwnsidA boast. The western du has mesa* undergone improvements. A madras market-bowl is just stmaphited, f ' exterior et which his a very baptising appearance. For dealers in fruits and vegetables, me amourmodatics has, as We bet this is contemplate& . We have just timed at a Norfolk pamphlet, " OS the abuses" Civil incetpotatirms, is a Letter to Modem Queasy, En. M.P.- Them may have existed a meek sum fa society when civil ineerpora. time were found to be dem, but that mats, we suspect, has hug -* pseud away s and at an assts, the vast Melees of funds which r messed value of lead h *team ben thik bands, has in • great . imams beat risme* asellappospeleed to imposes of esitAmseit and pelidcal °swarths. The slime which have taken place in dY memanden el Tatassedt form the especial subject of memo • cesdpden in this Leder. At a vestry meeting Ugly bold at the chunk of Whits*, rate for the mainmeme of the poor, most of the palliates wha . bosses under the di e t rim appeared to get their ammo* lot Oa Thursday_ a asesithly et the cowed= et Norwich held at the Oulld foe the purpose et receiving the sisignados e Alderson, Req. of the office oillicordic, and to sleet a wiesesser which occasion, Isaac Preston, Fa+ was mina* deed The poor of the parish of Atdebotough had SOL dimthated in stoney on Christmas Day, twelve of which was the gift of ' Smyth, of Hill Hall. On Friday morning lam, about one o'clock, a Ire broke out at _ cot, Cambridgeshire on the premises of Mr. Male, farmer, Which , ditty destroyed a ba rn, containing 40 - guarters of oats. • Vire, Dec. 2L—The soldiers met hue from Ipswielt, last Saturday. are still residing with us. Yersiday me taw tithe-day. The th. Tithes belong to Sir E. Emden ; the Small to the Bev. 14r. NF It is generally conjectured that the soldiers were sent hare to keep as that day—Tythe at the point of the Bayonet. Wnsecn Duc. 24.—Wheat red Na to Fils Ifl white 725; Oats tis to Ws ; Barley Sis to Suss; Hems min Ns ' quarter. MARRIED.—At Ipswich, Isaac Prete* jne..11,411., et Onat month, to Mary, widow d Copt. Thomas Hay. . • • DIED.—Ow Saturday lest, at Lakenham Omni Joseph Gurney. this city. banker. Mr. (117 1 ta g niplalned . et Wiwi a WOO ' WPM his chest as he w en' in his pram. He west s henna and took a glass of tram aid. and in lsa than floe bombed his laet.—The Rev. We Gordan, of Sechtshern, a —Mrs. Leman, wife ofIL. Leman, Esq. Aldermen of this city. • .. • NORTHAMPTON MERCURY, .JAii.. I. The met swede the commies. to posiiiy : Now preferabk aspook: mon, galena*, and tratispoti.ebiliet Mrs. Otway Cs is the vicinity of Stanford Hall, has oontilesmig a 'Tone d Wks 4 land at moderate 'nuts t awl to emuni it to odour The Mame et ilif= km sffered to allot portions of . Chase to s b e e n ceelink Out forAs y i of the adjoining • . Lett gam an ex, 77 atone, and a .. and coal, en the Ma ult. se the families in The Wm. C. Williams, of Dolby. , gave a sow among b ppm Heldman. And the gentlemen and femme subscribed a niffict 1 Ito p_tirchase two caul. William Hanis, Esq. has gitm to the peer of Wootton and Frail M taps tit coal, bertha wHII nip end flotwe. The Animal Ifiltibltion of rgralwy_ took place at Lord ' Perm; at Chapel Brampton, en 'Thsteday. the Mid ult. 1 '. Best Turkey, weight Iblb. Ides f 211 dins. wetakt 141 b. 11 Belie ai tri Mb. t lid ditto, weight/6;am Best Pollet,:lt ek illb. 1 t2d diuo, weight Sib. les. ' Beet Closet „MI tlimo• ht I.7aN less. ' Beat us* of 111 b. I iIM ditts, 10. dos. '• At a monies held on acct. at teastrtkree gentl". Num mans teila *sir Onion figs empii tit Tonna* Oi.: 'nate for Handle and its seighbeseined. The rick yard of Mr. Allnett, of Ilemen, Gear Timms, Isnot 1 finites about eleven o'clook,ok the . steming'ot CbilsOnse F. ImMt with desunetive Adept. bit iltilielif ulglitifilli, three name emoted the bone ": Clowimen of Water Reim, by forting open s stremblie , ' 4 ..., .641111110448=lown.kaaraai.y then °bulked who gecup, •and. esths r • 'am, gni . 'Mrs. Osiellell. and got pesemehm - Th ot upwards* MIL • •.; • Nt. W.V. Winton's, of Welton Lodge, has killed two each weighs/114 scores lints. ales a calf, ten weeks old, the which our Melbe. pee quarter. It' :SH EMP - I - RE. " ......--, _ . is the At ths as mesdng,'ll. ehs trustees of Oa Chsrity _Rotates of th e ) l i l o rrettil ar e nk ar = ")thedght t hc t li hr beits Iri „.10. , . am t . MP limited twat dive dto her The susses bessia been s m a ntble of Imo. A few evenin gs of 1 them to ago one pat ilm hewer was he um of At • mesa mat if the 11167r711 1 111 hdd sat Ter. 4 the homes emit* red s reduenspif pot cent. 'nevi di r h allisy tosk p Die.ll3, ftslies the ImPa en Wised pap s in aloft at Walliogist, wet Downhesee.mal • ot peolawe, whoo 6.41... .41.11 to James Wastes, awe to Ohs leindfrof causes at Dees. mdse.' hem, was shes beneona the and he. be shot two hems. b May. liLdlißißD.--Ciebio whiali of the Fast ladle T 1 dens lee Company's Meets,tothedine, langhser if the Mr. W. Jaw. t o liol. :ethnic Mitt te lletr ia, lassilles In::: it Henry c t il izning, k p e4.2: slept At Weetbary7rent. ' R.N. to Miss °Auden.- Ac Beampone, Mr. George * pear er te . Min Bull. . mexatigut Mao Wi t t I two Int DflD.—At Liule Poston, En; - Aged '. LW repeated 1111, Air* Freer, Req. i s, lelleedeedy... sateTl 1. Stine tAT..t 1,84011, 76, Anne, tend of the w. est. of Thee abject of Faxithemegh. , an , ice reside Nearnsmprow, Fatty.—Wheat, Ms to 70s; Barley, 31s to G en o de, inju. 40 ; Oats, 21 to 27 ; Beans, 50. to Nis s Pas, 374 to Sea. Prim Powiticil , LOICIIIIIIR, BATUILDAYWheat, 738 fld ; Reeky. 401 7d; Outs, sweet el ot this 25e 9d; Beans, 41s Ild ; Peas, 424 44; Flour auk, wheaten, Aies would be Ms to 675; standard wheaten, 64s to Me; honaboid, 61s to tbs. P 1 -...........-- DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, Dec. 30. with swim 111 ,effects Two hundred and ten law clerks of Dublin have signed an ant. s o b s ' the ebonite, to call $ meeting of their body, to petition against the and 1 by asre t i ; Linton. , The Mendicity Assn:laden acknowledge to hate received, from the FZI s p d , ,_,'; Rev. Joseph of 7, Mountjoyaquen, the sum of 6001. to be S ' .9. M 6 vested, lia with Ids Gases the Duke of Northumberland's beaus rleae , 10001.-41110__ pimps were relieved by that Institution in the week 11 __, ..„_"" ending on Cluidoeso Day. Oil ' ss'',._ The Lends. Osumittes call on 111 persons in Racoon:oN to repay dons L e w ."'" 37691. Ida hams* biesowed for use of their poor. Pd. "" ` 4l, me Ripest ef the Cominktee es the state of the blab pow, refund eases IT . Erg . to by lard leandeam- Limed to be s wry valuable exposition of the , Imp Jul Lira._ nattiest er eke by that neblentio--admitted to ben saib guide 1 Lad n" ur for the Leedom* hy, Gray...this report, in the 12th page, al. the 1 countrY! y e ws that the Is llognmi have made " _great_ protein," 1 skean of eo rove tulle medis, dim ha NMI they wow 7,041,0 whereas In Sean 4 ,..." 1 " 1 e.: 1801 her vas oldY 3,210, 11 111 1 . Hose we have an apparent doubling -. n u r"" t___•"' of the meets dose the Union, bus have they hove they even •+ p, ____ ll 81 ,___„,' maned oWdensey? No. In MIS the red were 30 per cent. an I •°,l.wws". l ._ min the dime moan. Lisa et 7, they _nett only Kini had """ 4,93011111. This win swoon so inaminatiss of the Pediment/ay of cl paper shady sefirred ts.abot mimed is be rimed on the 10th of last ebe month, and whisk whim to inhibit the d(s benne the official is g Is cassied.,__an d real vans of oniamedhhn sines 1796. Ifow, when Mr. Pitt shoos IP h um' e ivered his Speeds, the anal maws were not only thirty but sixty ' , • pa cent. lower then the reel. Mr. Pitt spoke of a medium sum be. • a ' mesa lbw sod five miSlees. This, in rest values, was an equivalent m '___, lllsi per .. o to 7,11111111111. se that the actual upsets in 1790 were up to that sec " . "o - amoull. - Ompene this with the mil vases of 1826, and is will be dui on" Ine feud then ogees* *ens hy maps. so 'that instead of there inju ...„.._,l ll . hue aee greet popess" in do orals as is amid in he 16.1 ,______,__lncleen le • whiat is ti the laghisters kens proceedings towards I mu' leolstd, MOM of there hiving been a deskilig, there was a falling nu is t h is at to Wily to *led. an A l e_ ' I " A 1114814 mot hal dieng Wellonday, Ilmesday, and Friday, at arm _..._"` s, fe itailussumik, in die brig sr Thema Ciondi, et Bollyssody w i bas4 bliss sty tonn• man of l laghter was rettendingelmot esentoblos Jahn tins led theln-.__ 'Abe* lima HornThewele, Mime hiend. l lo 4ll Psi* I Ins ev ik and Joseph who woke at the time of said imomme empleyed h ' pii Ws ins° areonting a meglisesees warrant. tag • late eke- however CALEDONIATIRT, Dec. 30. 1 rimy a' 111 r. Bleathinf Illise s e poembes, at Paisley, and Mr. John Allan's she I arid in. ennestgglik.st Zatasie * laws been demo* by kockleold ins. orb .illinerste, Mellows. Osete Loud Pima hiroted l that the Professor. to 1 beds. to ship of Aphides* In Os MI was sow vonmet,by the death of the Vow e hr. Dr. Comity, id that the was *media the Council. pit deb hence along eras the •s of the Caine ef fiessiess, and the Seism Acne- I 1 waking mhos. Two ariiiws he,. skis* started, Mr. laws of Craigleith. Di over the beam, tad Mr. Olnee of Loeb* ebe 1 moult Inuit lillireeet Mitrente....o2 Wednesday the Mg inst. a tart higidy mopetesidi westing was held In the Trinity Lodge, Misenble; era I be per. etxma;.fre ilispepos if petitions Paeliamme ire wenn& Among to t lo!Lilessime poop _ wire Sir Arent's* Dunbar' Sir .W. 00430 tetEleNed • Si r - T visk. Lease ; CoL Bander; ; doe thaw of .- .l 's"eant, 'Coked liouff, Mr. Feeisstb,_ Mr. ;.,. MO ' 1 do Ille` Ldilllkty, Owe. DnA ILN. Mr. Robinson, Nr..beie tr.i. see le ' && illk Thome Dick Liam was in the disk. Re enders in nit n. They homiest Wigs nee. mond* kith. Feneads, aqd semsdef by Cloned ap; ttod diem, Bensier. lir. Citentega is meisd is amendmest, wid th was as. th e ▪ tilt* . onehof W Rif 'WO. ' • Only these handi'were lipM so for 1 din DM doe inembeent. seed the firerponod by Sorest m4lifty. T . wk Os the Ntellang deg dalkemideelowir WOO ipHojd a ges mil nhqs, the nnetinglif t he if ths town of Blab; Toss ant 090 stabs po e m oleo agreed la pedisap= ses tlt t e i r. aby Mr. The Thireas Ounft mit on lase, and !mod various nes. 1 idd ems. lodinate sehosoes to doe appandllos he be Minks, OM de. Pn tat IBL: clarleg,," Thqt doe Lord Adiende 111-1911* the st 1 hinessemil annacter, the unbolting seralaway d ay. lie 6: as szos. pais 'Afton, and the .mnat ie =l* . IA : a l= queens with which be is arlowed, mine Ha pert= shot mkt be nemeli, es Ohs et Wang sad idea pm in the *ea, the coca dle of the satins, ins the bit theposide." es For the AscesithogAppeses to be the Wand bashes@ at present n u t= na 1 Yee , been dom. T he Tate insenoctices to the reuniting parties are lit riptide, set May replan( else Wu, and loath, but 'dm mop e. do per. sham of ins the - areassm and erdit iambs. The Mayas, addidocal pinks an ha 11 . 1° •" cane for fitod .-• • ileasemys, Edinburgh mad 79th Do. Aberdeen kni Ow Donee 711* Do.. Dundee 1114 1- 1 2 an in. M Drg. Guards, Ohms. MRS Do De Wee won) 15th Fat, lismilten • 551 Da Ila t t li g en ilt-imesest 17th D e . .Glasgow - 1119th Do. Gimpow as in the Mkt Do. Ayr IN Do. Inverness de some end lath Do. Edinburgh Nth Do. Perth be 15th Do. Aberdeen Met Do. Idloborgi be l i r lal • Illth Do. Bend* 94th Do. Wick 0 le 1=42.1 Do. /Unbent* 934 Do. Glasgow 47th Do. Edinbugh 94th Do. Perth a ',kb was 69th Do. Inuisess Rittrde, two Battalions, l i elide et R. 64th Do. Rehliargh a lessor= on • a 1. Rossantaz Surtax INIZZTIVO.—In mosopsnce of a sequin- is don, addressed to the convener of the county of Roes by lie . &net d to thanh Sir Thaa. • Xisinneki of Seeder*, aid ether gensismen, a memo aid respems- ' .Me meting of freehold.% esumiseiners et y, *deb art' Polo . sedliritees of that emnity, nos held at en Pritlay Ism the L L l thw e l l t_ 24de eat. to take into esselismthe the nastaky et Parliamthisty In "7 *mooed as saansiden of the died* roman. is sounds. sod he* li lloodand—flk Gimps. Mashes* etalsl e ISM le **dm& JII. m• en) ' Mackeisis et &Ards mad the ltd NOON as bs'll ./ 4 7, w ...,.. Annie d nonillion. found* hew* . Were *soled by the I `. "= consume st the mensty; and eased untidminely. ---- r r — ' CATHOLIC Cnoros..—Chshmeen Day was observed tat this Plies St dta as to worship with Amoistal selsomdey. The amnion ofdthe 1 _ Catholic consenetnion sod spnegoss was eery great, the chspd heirs t° Sal l'"' crowded a few minutes after disipening'd the Ames. In the heave / ii_" "'" . w _ the service commenced with high mem, Blimp Paterson cr ad i e s s - "!' elated two French dawn= as disome, besides at primes tithe dm* ; the 'lie. Mi. Wilke treedmil Vosges emir 4 thumb o i l ing at legseet two, th e Amithhtheit i gli s sooll (Olt Imo) ... Is ' ....,2e 2 . . we believe, is *tint eines the of Car I es Z s ; idinst • • es* s high d .ordie Rani& Church oillciat go ogle. pain wadi'', in Chemist X. the Doke and Duchess 4 l i ed ''''' d'Aqopalene, Endows d i =oke do Nersedmna NA sloe, and. 14 7'• the tilierent neble sad d 1. wee* -t: Ilidiop Pawnee in his conducted •'IL to bee cwt. 0s the royal pony • t he ifillin- 1 *ow =oh waseresowd ammobled, the greater pine Itialb as his es' en/Pe_ „ ! Mai/my emend his carriage. conimeness . an young Inman, item Ayr, bm brae& _lp with a Went 1 at hunk beilittlre us edel et a 'hip of war, with which be is in Ns dray in 14 0 - ass; to sow to the bipedal of the Misiesity Beard. The app I I ; Weithetn ones of. *bell ispeculim, being baser basseeed, baring a round hes. ___,.. etera , seldhu r tiers organs, which way es hem diem 196. Iles model I eday st Is ecestratud one se's of an tech to seven feet, and by the common wood mode et 'aditenitirniseni, she is of a tonnage appending to COW 7 SetiPo- "le die lberadn'burab market, the average if Whsat - wm Si. 0. fld. ss * Boder, 11.12a.M. • 004 U.S.. iitt. rem and sous, ss. es. 9d. °anneal' PK each 209. Imp. lbs. 11 1119. Od. Buse 41st., per sack, Ind Welton 11:11a. oanil, per stone 14 Imp. lbs. 2s. Second do. do. le. led. Barley ar ri s 4om ack, IL 10s. Ditto, per gees, le. Id. I Abbott's MAR , rag ! East India Gooopeo ties. rt Ser. • dee, uellarprectheagbre h irr nee Wilma Count; lint.ot. Fla- sub**. 6 - DI RD.—At by betas, Albany-cone, George Dine% Esq. lan a • the Rah Ink • ComPoes nerviee—At the Name of Mod!, aged 73, the Nee. Jamie FolithAt Meaddield, nes. Webster, Req. aged 62. P• des- ....At Glaegow, James .Reamell, Req. d Weakish.- As Bu t sespen. hese * untie. Percy James - Leidy Bs* his** the 41 il 7106 464 . , ' . L: ono CA • • ' Any t silent sternittetroost part of the United King- *^l,ftt I . clone may be tratemseittillt through the Pith/Prim a all the 1 I fSie sad local N iat thts smut amp (yostar an z a cepted) ems et Mr . as their TOMO didiversi at the °feriae her einulow. .... . a . i l - * nis ta: ! ATlrK r itVi4OCiii; DRIDOR Tej..I4OIIROW. n. ot- • ' .- • Moroni ... - •'1 • Armies. • 6 4 real and b e w eight o f LoODOH: 'hinted and Published by .1011111 Mayers, at die STAR Orme, Ns. 1, Pickatt.plece, Temple B ar. . % ~~~~~~ t