Star. — London, England, 1831-01-27 00:00:00

~~ . ~ I :. • t. . ill ...‘. .. , . .4 i silio r ~,...... • r w.. '6. •,' .., • .„. ~ JP, ..... • ~ • .4. , 4.- ' RENT! •T LORD OTROS. Alas, the country !—how shall tongue or pen Bewail her now upcountry gentlemelt? The last to bid the cry of warfare cease, The first to make a malady of peace- For what were all these country patriots born ? To hunt and vote, and raise the price of corn ? And must ye fall with every ear of grain ? Why would ye trouble Buonapartt's reign ? He amplified to every lord's content, The grand agrarian alchymy—high rent. But where is now the goodly audit ale ? The purse-proud tenant never known so fail ? The farm which never yet was left on hand? The marsh reclsim'd to most improving land ? The impatient hope of the expiring lease ? The doubling rental P What an evil's peace I .- Up ! up again ! ye rents, exalt your notes, Or else the ministry will lose their votes, And patriotism, so delicately nice, tier loaves will lower to the market price ; For, ah ! the loaves and fishes,' owe so high, Are gore—their oven doted, their ocean dry; And nought remains of all the millions spent, Excepting to grow moderate and content. See these inglorious Cincinnati swarm, Farmers of war, dictators of the farm Their ploughshare was the sword in hireling hands, Their fields meowed by gore of other lands ; Safe in their barns, these Sabine tillers sent Their brethren oat to battle—why ?—for rent ! Year after year they voted cent. per cent. Blood, sweat, and tear-wrung millions--why ?—tar rent ! They rosr'd, they dined, they drank, they swore, they meant To die for Ragland—why then live ? foe rent I The peace has made one general malcontent Of these high-market patriots; war, was rent ! Their love of country, millions all misapent, How reconcile?—by reconciling rent. And will they not repay the treasures lent ? No : down wit► every thing, and up with vent! Their good, ill, health, wealth, joy, or discontent, Being, end, aim, religions--Resx, RIOT, RIOT LAW REI'ORTS.. COURT OF CHANCERY, JAN. 26. Pouts T. STAMFORD. The LORD CAAWCZLLOR pronounced judgment against the motion in this case, which prayed relief from a slip in the service of an order. PANORAMA of fib; rnIT 9H EMPIRE. BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL, JAW. 22. Petition of the lamb* et the Penal Woo, sad ether bbd & teats of Bilaton, for Reform I That your petitiesers„ after pesasbly *deft all the aggravated .diamemes which, Sum day to day, hove rased *pen them with in swing weight, a weight tee ammo* to he bane much Isom and too notorious to need repeal& with al anima* your mumble House, and.pray - floe ats Wild shied Fedismost ekes is ebb to Tear pathionses Mats* the meet +aided egimies that their pus. .... ab iler tmt a nn ould *ow th br io l i nf e m e lf towsorgard aeassNsdauslides at et , We/easy: they usiesitd that a ority of themoshise of yese ilmierdtle Bow is setsosa by alma amber et Imlivlduele Are **liiimivee end **dr own private boccie those boloegistkepesjdo befit. earrowlem of a great public trust into private pi*" hill produced es eadless twin of abuses in cagey &postman of Hos illoommost, bode stisma sad Assad, every where apparent Is the *ions system et boundless prolasiou, maintained for the sake if the imam 'Clamor ; for this object the public servants are paid a the 110801 M sad not at the cheapest rats for which those service* could .he and fairly remunerated; and the interests of those who have mimed the peoperty of .stoning m lam es sit in your Honourable House, is preferred above every other soudieration. " Tow Psthiemem humbly remotes to your Renewable House, that the pull_ eibloldeo of the country urgeot t as ig uire: r at the immemos abuse. Is as admioistradon public so r halal* psalms% be speedily and 7 = the exposes et the State reduced to the seals of sad those. Your batik searing under the intelembb weight of taxation lama upon than ay an *released Parliament, rejoice that Otooloree (montiemed by our gracious Sovereign) we about to be sub. MOW to yea by Us Majesty's Minima, for the public good,—humbly barest your Hem. Hems to give such a reform as shell redress the evils of they he ""allay ad restore the country to prosperity and br aria Your petitimars pray thet ash veto* may comprise triennial or =set Pallmeests, vole by ballot, and extension of the elective to Way sale et the age of twasty.ene year and up. R eed, not by alms or otherwise ; *at a re. Rama Ho w Owens Mable to apply the best remedy for the pest, and at the alms time to Med the arty security for the future." A petition is molars Is the e[ Ludlow , for the House of Comenees, amfasft gredeals . q ty's gracious end hence°. list bissilsos appaloos a: Hz: Ministers to Jest Rehm ▪ the *creosoted's ads $ ad prayim parliament to mat a eM law or laws, to sulk kaseltass, and households*, op was by ballet is the choked representatives, m make parliament ellemda de c a yed shert and to remove the elective hanehise froes the autob the unrepresented tneet populous towns. At the Annual Waft of the Supporters of this society, held at the Um Coat Scheel, Illmaliterant, the annesed Report was read, to which as draw the atessdes d the humane and benevolent, as ;displaying ten obis* aria aided the praiseworthy suctions of those who teltdatehe Oodles d visitors, and trust that the appeal will tend to =lke number et of the Birmingham Society for the thin and ease The Committee of the loalety for the Relief of Infirm Aged Waage report to the subscribes mod the benevolent public generally, that ham ha 191 wtaslu seam *dr are during the past year, of which wamber !Shaw Med wade Os 19 maths, and 2113 still remain upon diode boob; *dr egos areas Ulm t Between 65 sale . . 111 Between 00 and 90 .. 51 7* IS OD 144 I 90 to 100 7 To whom relied bee tw en . afforded—in clothing, 211. Is. 6d; in Cash, 1711. 4s. O. A waftd the Friends and Supporters of the Warwickthire Agricultural flosisy, will be held at the House, on Friday, the 4th el Misery, at 12 o'Clock. In compliance with an order of the Maas of Commons, returns are now preparing of Convictions ten. am the ism Laws, in the several Counties. There seems reason to kip That during the prams Session some alteration will be made in the Game LIM" Which will render poaching an unprofitable per. sulk and thereby prevent our Gaols being crowded with those who 'Hod. BIAXINGNAII CORX.MAIMIT, JAN. 90.—We have bad a mode. rate amply of raki, sad having a pretty good demand, every ye** In the trade may be considered a little higher. Wheat ld. per 621 be. and bte l li. a i . ter quarter . Wheat, Old and New, Si. to 10s; Barley, for 425, to 441 s ; Malt, Old and New, 64. to 64s ; Oats, per ROL Se. Id. to 45., New, Se. 3d. to 3s. 6d; Flour, per seek et 1110ths. net, Fine, 565. to 584; Snoods, b3s. to Hs; Hay, Us. to 90e; Straw, 50s. to 60s. per ton ; Beef, oa. to 5141 t mutton, 4d. to 5141. ; Veal, rd. to 7d. pa lb. ; fat p 7s. 6d. to gs. per same. MARRIED.—At Knowle, Newton, widest son of Mr. J. Adcock, of Solihull Hall, to Sophia, third daughter of the late Mr. Moore, of Knowle lialL—At Headword), Mr. Horatio Nelson &odors, to Miss Judge.—Mr. George Walker, of Wooten Park, &Akashi's, to Han. oak, only child or Mr. Mow, of Wettott.--Mr. Dk mu , Kenilworth, to Amelia, only &tighter of Mr. Bourns, of .street. —Mr. Thomas Linen, eurgaa. et Stowport, to Mies S. M. Nash, of Tifton. DIED.--At Richmond Tame, SO, "'babe, the wife of Mr. Wm. Richards.—Mrs. Ream, of Cripplegate Hews, Woreeeter.—At 61, Mr. Themes Tharetane.—Aged 78, Jobs Heighway, Req. of Ca&rei, sere Simowelrary.—la his 76th year, dm Row. Hoary Burton, A.M V. dour of Mama and Modeley...—At Market Drayton, Salop, John Wilma, Ruk ter sel w 511..—At Swinnerton Hall, Mary, daughts of the Hem J. LEEDS PAi'RIOT, Jaw. 24. PIIACTICII or Tina COMM. The LOSD CnaIICiLLOR said, it had been hitherto the make of this Court not to sit the first week after Term. The ostensible siesta of this was to give the Registrars time to get up all arrears In their de. partment which might have arisen in the latter days of term, but the real cause was because of the sittings In the Rolls' Court coming as. As that cause had ceased, he threvr it out for the conskleradon of tbs Bar, without requiring any opinion on the matter at present, whether it would not be advisable that this Court should sit the second dayafterTerm, leaving the first for the convenience of the Registrant His hardship's time was fully at the disposal of the Court and the public; be did not intend to sit in the way he recommended until after Easter Term. Sir E. Soonest hoped his Lordship would not act on this deter. urination during the sittings of the House of Lords. COURT OF KING'S BENCH—Jett. 26. The Court was occupied with arguments upon cases. of Interest only to the parties at issue. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Jew. 26. JVIITITICATION Or BAIL. Ihe LOllll Carat Wawa, at the sitting of the Court, declared that the Judges would sit after the present Term in Chambers, to heir Jas. tification of Boil. but that 'in future the sitting for that purpose should be held in open Court. An order was read by the Clerk, fixing the sittings of the Court of Exchequer in London for the second day after Term. SECONDARIES' OFFlCE—Coratmes•Sramtr, JAW. 26. TROWIL v. BODIIOII. This day a Jury was summoned before Mr. Potter, to uses the damages In a case of criminal conversation, judgment having been al- 1 lowed to go by default. The damages were lea at 3,000 L Mr. Sergeant SPAM Els stated the We. The plaintiff was a gentle. man who held a civil situation in India, under the East India Com. patty, and had married a lady many years ago, by whom be had had several children. In consequence of ill health the lady was obliged to come to England, and had become acquainted with Mr. Halm% a gen tleman of fortune and high respectability, havtflrst been Introduced to that gentleman's mother and sisters. The plain tiff had always lived with his wife up to the time of her leaving Ind on terms of the greatest happiness. Anommus contended that there was nothing in this case to warrant heavy damages being given to the plaintiff. The wife bad lived separate from her husband for many years, and had reached those years when it might have been thought she was beyond the reach of seduction. There had been no violation of domestic rights, and the long absence which had taken place between the husband and wife had blunted the feelings ; and the plaintiff; who was now 50 years old, bad sustaiaed no very &CMS 1006 In the loss of the lady. The by y assessed the damages at 1,5001. A meeting of the friends of fins villsas Hint was held se Ilendisy last, at the Coot 11 fee the Mies et laying down a plan 611 raising a public at la Sill Mr. Plth Nevins was called to the chair. It was dead *Oils * ends, ought le be taken up on the ground that Mr. Abet, weemidll tins to improve thel cloth maarshOuth of YerheMes s li thnieeed apile seevW whidt telly sodas his, sew that sehlthinse hie ethalled Mae to • PUPS a' torn. The asedieg alas emenlmendi amenthed b the pepissi etywee l chalks m tank, Arida the And, whatever Ise tunewat thew% ire tit lives of Mr. and Mo. H. Melee. Janos Bows and Ca. diked to bead the lists with a hendithene nun. The edthdpie et sew ral other houses, oleo exposed thsh apprabaden Illminesse. Vi have no doubt that the uesnedlosessing _interest of the Willi lucidly w il l be widens, by lasdlog aid in dote of seed, W= sense of Mr. Hines merits. His liberality, fa the days of bile gmelnd ,is too well known to be insisted hum. AS Ms Mine ma rie d r Eig k gbours were permitted to inspect his and so old ves of their. advantages. His Ashy, thereto*, ties upon the 1 1 hirer gratitude. An elecdonsering modeller has bests fooled in Leeds, under the proidasey of John Marshall, Esq. for the ppswaappeaaee et preserving the parity and ind ep endence of future county eisetisas, but in real b iz ie r t Mat up for moats, by the exercise of direct linos, if not *Wes bribay, as pledges are canvassed fist, esti expences are to be I paid her these may be unwilling or incapable. Several =LI' the asmelatioo have been held. At the last one, a was Named to prep's., a set of declaratory ewlstlons. On Thursday bat, the members assembled at the Ex.. Hoed, Mr. Marshall in the chair. The resolutions were read and Amend ; and, an satssnd mast, introducing a clause, in favour oleos by Ballot, was coded, by a ority. At a meeting of the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Inarosboeough convened by the onelehlo. at the Smiths House, en Tuesday, the 18th of January,eir wen. Amcoets Ingilby, Bt. be the chair ; is was resolved unsehnewelyi 1. That this meeting is of *Men that the present constitution of the House of Commons is defective, beimsuch as it does not represent the present population, wealth, an er il ic e , of the empire. 2. That this defect has in the dasseassd population of many boroughs of considerable whim lot invested with the elective franchise : from the loreased pspedatisa of extensive manufac turing districts, especially in the North - of England; from the change be the distribution of wealth ; from the inclosed value of espybold sod of leasehold estates; and from the change is she thereon of society _ duced by the augmented wealth, number, and batellipsnce, of themickile class. h. That in accordance with the spirit of the onstituthan, the Cos.. mons' House of Parliament ought to retrot the several dosses ettbr community ; and that the same contudenel yelacipls 411 justly authorizes, the extension of the elective e triar . ,:= we vis.i represented towns, and the abolition of the un of peers of the realm in the election of members in the Lower Reese of Parliament. 4. That the people of this country, especially the.middle and the lower classes, are now labouring under an oppressive weight of taxa tion, a circumstance which this meeting principally ascribes to the de. fictive state of public representation, the want of a due sympathy with, that classes, and a profuse or otherwise unwarrantable expenditure st the public money. At a meeting held at the Court•honse, Leeds, on Monday, ths.l7th of January. to take into camidostion the deficient seats of the income at that institteian. B. W. D. Thorp, L. Mayor, be the chair, the following tesolations woe adopted: 1. That the intperieses et tweeppelz yore hes .Issdsd ample essil•• may of the signal Inds derived town dm Housezet Benevesit: pee l venting the spread of Medea. dhows, in this town and Wow. hood ; not only deeding s ready sad safe asylum to th e paw,. Wa' security to the moo spies, by the resciptlen of • th eir. appeendosceeds Demos when stacked - with lever. . . 2. That this meeting domes with surprise and rigtat A diee al* se conspicuous above all odors by not ortly hones bufilkeirlis lag the further progress of a mot deslntstive diesithrlweseatthetorldr the necessity of reducing its establishment for want of fumb, the pm. . . . . . , , :••••• •4 : • " "!' .1 , ... ", * `-, ' • ~. . • • . . . . . . .. . • . . .... . , • . ~ . cal Gentlemen and aerobes b the neighbourhood for that Several maw, with the pate, encoded, when the r=l e r . ffe dimmed, and the inegketurtea beaten. Lord Leitrim's agent had to ly foe his life.—Arraemeah *perks. In the counts of last wee: t j l auee? e to of the Earl of Leitrim (a non. raddeat) b Klinumenen, his bodship's pound, and liberated almost M bed of impostaled In the County of Armagh, and net more than two been' walk from the town of Newry, shore aro upwards of 1100 promos honed to the Ballybot lissions. ter the emovery of !be dams of 106. Is Wavy es" sit it 40110 mud papas, twoakble are stranger, *ad dos dole dab h~, ad bk. Pi week vefige from star. milks hi *MAW. 4 OW* OM et Wass sow sustain every t own In best. The ses4.ogt act etas and exorbitant tithes, are =io the chieleanom of Mart fordo examparadee. At Mag. . a few says elms, the triumelsied b vane numbers, b u t puss oast by some oldie megialmay, one of whom, the Rev. Mr. Boyd, mei t zsespie tor edam, peunieml, es lib own pat, to make oath re. is Lis Wise as the deernosiptioni Ohio peeisidomes endued osempay, end Me ars Interests Wool! pima. In Mode ardby, se the CrOomell 't handay, the lady of Pa. trick AVldis. leg. was delimosi of a ass. Mr. White was ao&tiolt h t die odiesdis 4 tie satimol same who Steam intelligence was an. ommool. Mo hmssMosoly grwmided, masseponied by a number of gailkstisa + to hi was honk Memo the WM was berthed by the name it Dahl O'Connell White. 11141811111D0-41 WatestaL Patrick Sheehan. ling. M.D. to Illsehtane, dweller of the late J. Barran, of eleergesewn, Esq.—ln Why, Cape. IL S. Hay, R.N. to Jane, eldest daughter of A. Knox, in. of Prebs—Mr. W.D. Henderson. of Belfast, to Sophia, youngest M' the Rev. J. Porter, late of Oreyabbay. all trD.—ln Cork, C a r t a Henry B. Hyde, hie of the 96th Re. ghnent.—Near Wexford, R ob ert Sparrow, sm. Ds+ LIMERICK EVENING POST, JAN. 12. A rp addressed to the Mayor, Bee at the Chamber of Com. mere% preying his Worship to convex a public meeting of the damns of Cork, " to take isle emaideration the propriety of petition. ing des Lag to soap -md dee hese of his' pewee to elect ' a Bishop for the Mom i and she to madder the nemesity of petitionisg Pe n is. ment fir a more wed appospeiadon of the temporalities of the doe of Cosh." After the petition to peilmoset. praying for a repeal of the Haim, at Resosnomon, Mower Don, M.P. mane forward and Bald, 841 I l i f 1 : 1 1 to et—chile that you are unanimously of opinion that the Wen skald be Tegelaill.l AM Of Tag /AIM or Intox—.l bare owes to the same madmiss after mature delibetation." [Hasa tos samisso about of asimesties bust from the assembly, and the en. theism embed by this immemenmem was indescribable.] Liumucx llaurre.—Satorday's market was well supplied with ell kb& of Gab. Wheat was how Is 9d to Is 10d per some for be mf Meg is Old; Oats 1914 to lld par scene, and a few 110 s Riley same. let to Rom 411 s to 44a per beg; god 37s ild ; Seth 170 : Oatmeal Ina per cwt; Been ins 4d per ewe; Potatoes so to so per at. and 6d parhucket. Marino T2h per barrel t Bacon ;Ise per cwt; Hides le to 4. 4d per at. Green Calf Skins 3 d per Heme.skins from la to Os each ; Wool from Stir to 161 per a. Bauer 9d to lld per lb. Fresh do. 10d pa lb i Rough Tallow ins per stone. White Feathers picked 20s per stone; ditto rough lb per stone t Quills, 101 per lb. Butter-905-114e-781-725—ggs per cwt. MARRLSD.—Jevetnish Tinily, of hfillgrove, County Tippenry, Faq. to Mary Teresa, youngest daughter of the late Searod Colgan, of Capita, Reg.-1n Wexford, Captain Dmis Kinselah, to Allele. young. ele daughter of Mr. John Richards . Mr. Charles Evans, of Green. lodize, Conn Mayo, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Rev. James HA of DIED.—At Collinagb, Co. Kerry. Keane Mabony , Reg. O'Brien, of irishtown.—ln Dublin, 8. Cooper, of Killinure, — F a n g; County of Tipperary, Bag.—At Goulden Glen, near Kildorrery, James Kearny!, Faq, aged 67 years.— In her PI year, Jane, wife of the bee Jobs Nub, of Briefly, Bsg. I • ON kerns fess all omen set bolos revs *a bolt the' harld rt.' Mt ths laws at eelf.prosrvation, as well as motives of bark' ail upset as to wort snob a assearamo ; sad we sr docidelip : id di object will be best scomplided by ma Molar ef mind n%=llLat Wldelrkl, no Darr, osys, " The hllitedres *der la Mak I pay my Meares, mad bees km so farsrs. the amigo rigid whaler Conerbay makes, In my week, Is Sky sham& a bdow SZbelhffilitio M uss , to ths Mllowhas I r i r .. I =y, or trine per kr may Ivo shil. M pulse, I pay an alio of ass pew per day.— Tea will per she diet last week It emus ded 70.. per motes, TM all ie tt sal I ill pay w i e llwili married and Mars ss 7112 Will—At Jim Hodpos, Esq. of lilellho, to Ufa At Wheedle". el norm& DUCD....Tsesdaylfr. Themes Damen, son of Mr. Damao, At an adversed Liatee,_Neq. of Dunes Pres, soar BY. stoemLAt Mr. Jonstbon Wobstor....ffinah, the Most dam*. ter 'Mar Ditofhasebspe Hill, mar this t00nt.... *mk s wllb of Mr. Hartley , sad sister to T. W. Davison, Esq. el SaMhinp. LEICESTIO. HERALD, JAL 24. Ciormillw—The Rad and Creasses Howe Word is the New Test with the OSSININDIMI homehelkno $ low week the Childers d shah swami Sank at MI, was recalad an. dr dish heepholde is= p er , aid mails .'hmily ha i with dr condrommikit al the nobly lerap ioll M s ronsities, was also disedbard to the pea famillas deer 6s. Ahem At Imet=t a hr ban hemmed as Arseirisa far the purr of NA tietwfisi she gyro* brewed in the 41 0 )- =3 perms onsfj o sed o bs or soar acts of violence worst ri nse property la ths and tows. Lammas Umucrr pie lb. th to lis ; MMus. he to Is; Veal, bid to ld ; Pork, bed to 6d I Fowls, mare. Is to as Docks,ht tid to 3s s Batter, par lb. le. tod ; Eggs, 12 for Is. Avsams Pairs or Coax, U. Pia Quaarza.—Mboat, 31 14s 64 ; Barley, 91 la. 64 ; Oats, 11 de 4d ; Beans, IL 71. 10d 1L 19s; Floor, per sack, wheaten, Mis to lie. Paws or Baima.—Quartsto Leaf, wheaten, 104 ; ditto, house hold, I 9d. ED D' l D . Tuesday sight, Mn. Cardale, wife of J. S. Cordele, Mg. Lowderroad. KEENE'S BATH JOURNAL, JAN. 24. home wartrAty was melted at the Parks Office, Chelambelth at Saturbay hiet. by the attendance of lissom Illarres _ad Ski wbs mode* bards' affidavit t—Thst they ham iarated and mar a amok remasmads fi e,, ompred *Form& or 171141100 st Olt dhar, and sad, sod dist the arm of *cylinder der ase mom 017636 puma a smarm kik ami the spire road dna* lq disphein doss am mord 4.111 is at an kik, and that the fear awe dem sat ea. mod he length 11-16* et as lads, mod them the seem ohms amphes do sa net sess is weigh musks leme dna a rim This arns,od de t two t rt tomesseW suoll, effieds an omm as lleit i Vof the cohost dimes alien ries.* ad eider. Ths mildly albs When amiss is ommeablas, mad by serewles a pert tithe - seseltemy It ho. crass a stemenerse. and wades ulth she ammo ”elelon as mho wpm the herr scale ; half a modem* demi thribis hi d water being em• gable of prefabs it for ths spar of twenty.two minutes and a lad/. The first amiss mass is nailed awaaarbarie air, which the 'ben coos is seldom Wass boo the wan* by its ma pewee; it is then ormarbesisesd e t mass Orbs so be irk* from wham the tote motion is Two was, draws by dm hems each, Meird on Wednesday months from Filbert= for Pommnestb, with 11l of the men convicted of =- Alas braking, he. larraamty Ism truseow....Dash ss ite ns, post week Dr. ElpUllltheiM bas delivered three eta coarse of twelve on the yet Infant science of Phrenology. Ax mizzens DesamontrasketitrAbeat a week $ wanton was sent hum llowber. M this genoty, to die hided Before she WI her spoon list he slmald arm me her dive again. He, fulldepartaro, at desmankawy, t aws whet the said, and be a day or two after bee deportme - annal ihe milmadesk hey of of $ coffin to be made by the coopera of the Air. no coffin was con. ,eyed demos to a relative be *A, who, driaderstruck at the step of ths 11111mh1410111111es posprolfer her side , pi whoa death she was yr _rdaffinned,bearaiistrAy pm* to the &tepid for* corpse, and hand that the set el ha asidlado was pa* bitter, and likely te blank, bombed wkb sassy yam to mai of Mejagal felicity. Niermems or Saviso f —la Mislead, Wales, and Ireland, then are 410 basks for err jp. Ti. ear of mossy deposited la these books is 14,500,005 L The somber of &prism is 410,000. The averar aroma of th e sass deposited by melt perms is 361. BATA, Jos. IL—Wheat, per qr. Mis. to 76. Flowea to 611 s. **ads, ditto, 645. to wis. imam, per qr. Ide. to 34 2 . ,Por qr. Ms. to 445. Peas, per qr. Ws. to 70s. Oats, per qr. 116 s. to sii. Th. Four Arad Lod—Wheats% lid. to 190; Household Id. to 10d. Moot Markst.Alsof per lb. IL to 74; Yom, U. to 74; NW, ad. to lid ; Pork, 6d. to 7d. !MARRIED —As Name, IL M. Woodford, Bin. of Her coact, to /dry, only daughter of Mr. Fowler. DIED.—,At Southport, 76, Mrs. Walmealsy, relict of the late B. Wabeelay, Esq. DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, JAW. 21-22. Testerday the Capotatba al Walls UM its (glammely Assenabay..... Mt, J. J. Bader van* ash Mr. P. Shwas sroaded, the (snores reselation, which passel marready, lAN Mr. APClarty had even It bhll= That the Cathelle mad SO, pissed in the lass rodeo el Padlearrei, so for d ham nathead bode, bas boa Sile ram sly ofsad alseeshog tiffialim whisk Misr di late d, so d, the Ikea and olollnek MP et =ithat said messes fi l e allal in Its tai ales speateir, t he reptaled as a rest nig Minikes forrinamt. Isadvell, thorium, that a be r 2gZ to ....a. Ptfoos o Po* deism to Ms Majtatq mad both Hanes of kr die toped of des Calledis relief bill, as the only means of r nig rem. guilty, oath serklos the Abodes of the best Mends to the keerity al the M* Wm lib kalr i tiV i espeemsd his sorpelet at net kilns the some el s vary d radlook, Mr. Stanley, span the ab. man °hits Es 's mat lowa by the board id aide:sass. 11r. by moths the holm of the city to be prorated to fl irt 0. Omar, seastry at MO, with a suitable adios. Mr. Hyades most ally sproved of the mon" Wass' al the gras mennility with which Ur. Stanley bed Mss sasaik& i ; i hs a rekar ad. tondowled upon Mr. O'Conee ll 's ase al the UMW " y corpraa dos," at a Welker at Iloyees. Masses. M4Cleay Scrim sop. paned the mods, which prod with acchination, and was afterwards appreed at b the Bred of Alarms. - 11 k. Severe y Were hewed a redo% that the fz l l e sesar eal l s be ro. :woad ant Is ants la laver al the question el Was inward in the resent disturbed Mate of the owtow7.— Mr. LW—twflowted hie i be thought the Perna Hasse eon's...a was certainly as effective as was necessary to do the Mares of the couney. The Cork Haase 0 Wray Ova an crimple of the slats of each institution tkosgban t tier tin mussy, and kis deplorable to eon. template the mad. of the people whom dams are so similar arlams for disk atlief. The i Southern llopottre marts °Wimp at s ass of the Board of Saints and says.— SIAM or MIS 1111011aso.angen 14164 brides 306. is the coons of the dlommka oar* A*, Ur. Was. radar roe to ad.' doses the bred ea inimmelsa whisk he bed •&demi hem lindens souses, lo need to the reser wwwwbeterslem dleasr theenshmattho cargaij 6 we i t ir eh ste_ aa ationlity a f poems, Is maesisesee of ow Misr is that asp. Me hail tt front Sir Cheeks Pere, e l"" ifrova -- ,Xt hemp hod mind from vriess naval carers am *mast el Weal, rang elett Must maltserd of distress ohs diseeissomhers they moo nerotivoly marred s aid that L egg pr i tiewho rens of the away 41 May% sad the sonar Nog owary,4t wspessmaked that dm potato asp Saw remise el Wks T ashbassedwerieke.ollll all its *EMI assmarairems, was• looked broiler .Imm= nor horaffiarmly aired 41aessithe evil Thompomodeamhersiossorelhaladettorawarlehmlbseseeired es to a wore rent missaL Aube prams assamt these was live Ids. ben ships dirk—td be the smarm harbour, idiot is perms for that emisay s sad ha mmanave hismilmf war Nearest reed harks sailed bear dais the-peat wash, with 390 toss. A messing of the psidowo of Costiothenot was . hold on kaiday bat, plums& to togaiddsa. It upo si l i t i t In the asclosed space in host of th e .bpi, sad -k plat .t Wont. respectability, and 100. o. eslllsonos, he sarpessed any of th e' we ever whitened in tile' mom ; -there woe at 'hest rommts. The flies readutloa was reposed b,7 Wiliam Bes. and after the thanks of the toestias bad bees vend to the the people separated, after having gives those Ohms he O'Connell sad a repeal of the Uni00.... Carlow iferwing Put. Oa Sunday week a waft el* po& 'Media was held a the sabre of Ildir.--Porwirely the ear of dabs in dot parish had been Is. U. pm ars, bat on the semsbassat oldie prismatkomisboat ' it smsedmmdmlla IL per acts. The Itev. N. WAN and other ma. t kolos aileedoi, meet having hissed the object et the aesstkg, eddied 402Pk_resift a mitt* seemserld. trsdeo atendlngly eri W tha vatabut trident my walk ..I)orey jo il - l id. kat, there woo a very sumeemselffillie nd . mesa L his of in .Clillybachey, Seq. in die dab, when a number e arfi lli Zadena wen awed weeded, mil avassorial t W amee sled asairously Opel, , raying territoriality rt • of all useless s . ..di . oft Or .. Niemeyer,. Jo/ma el die " off the llsteldhlted L'hurt e k,M A e ! g et i t ot e ll e rilkisa sEdshoL.... Bieightr. ; 4 . 1 1 1 . 1146 ; 0 75= owoFilli) ay though Unil were (Wrens iti NS gobs We Um has hawed by a radium of thh tees, that a 011Itie for the Seal imp be trawmaitted Arm to eke Opt lairse assembler of passes took phis 'lest week, mar Letter.. ... w; e; piers ea the Neerneets—io OW Printers of Fred/mid PIP" — %easy. "boa abject was to compel 'ltadinde to reduce their sr to the Clerks of Ilie General Pest Woe ; by wheat it is forwarded lents, and clergymen to obelisk tithe.. They waited on sere. le efts CeleiWes, and all parts of Europe. POLICE EXPORTS. Bow-steeex.—Eight boys, th=rsidest of whom did not exceed 14 years of age, were charged with gambling in a house situated in the pur lieus of St. Martin's-lane. It append that a room was let oat to them every Sunday, for the purpose of gambling , when dice and cards were supplied to them. A penny was gmarally put down on the table by each boy that was present as the stakes. and the owner of the house then took from them two-pence, as a ommideration foe the use of his room ' and cards. The prisoners at the bar woe taken into custody on Sunday evening, when quarrelling and gambling together. Sir R. Blame said that suet a pea dos was most infamous and de. moralising. He was, however, compelled to discharge them, as the Act of Parliament only provided against gambling in the street. Preece, the Inspector, stated that boys came from all parts of the town to the room, and spent in general their whole week's wage 4. Sir RICHARD sent for the keeper of the house, whose name we under stood to be Wright, and reprimanded him severely for his disgraceful conduct in affor di ng the use of his room for such a purpose, and on such adoy. The fellow, about sixty years of age, said that he did not know that the boys bad been gambling, as they came in merely to take some coffee. Thep aunt have taken the cards out of his private drawer during a tem porary absence. Sir RICNAILD replied very warmly to him on his making such an 01. case, and told him, that if be ever heard of his doing the like again, he should suffer for it. He regretted that he had not the power to punish them all severely. The boys, after a short confinement, were discharged, with a caution. Blaertritome.—" Tat FANCY" IN TuoveLe.—Tuesday Ayres, fighting man and chair-bottorner, was charged before Mr. Grif fith with stealing a little matter of 10s. out of the breeches-pocket of Mr. Flask, landlord of the William the Fourth, a new beer shop In Ashley-street, Soutere-town Mr. Flask stated that, us " made and provided" in the New Beer Act, he regularly clears his house at ten o'clock every night, and on pro. cetding to comply with the enactment on blondes evening, the only refractory spirit be met with was a man named Stephenson,who was in company with the " fighting man." Mr. Flask , having the fear of the penalty before his eyes, insisted on their immediately quitting the house, but Stephenson refused, whereupon Mr. Flask, determined to eject him isoknr miens, laid hold of his collar, and en. deavoured to drag him out. The "fighting man* laid hold of Mr. Flask behind, doing his utmost to keep him back; however, he suc ceeded in putting Stephenson out, when he discovered that his breeches pocket had been turned inside out, and 12s. cc 13a. which it contained, carried off. No one being near him but the fighting man, Dick Ayres, be gave him in charge for the felony. " Well, l'ot blow d," cried Dick, "if that 'ere bee% a good un ! a vatchus, and charged with picking a pocket, just yen 1 vas to doing the gemman an act of friendship. But never mind—catch me doing a good turn to any man as long as Ilim!" " Taming a man's pocket inside out," observed Mr. deiffith, "an hardly hi called a gad turn ; and 1 firmly believe you picked his pocket." " Pick a pocket !" exclaimed Dick, extending his open palms to the Magistrate ; " look at my bands, your Worship, and you'll see they're too big to pick any man's pocket. I only laid hold of the gammen about the waist, yen I saw as how 'twas likely they'd be a row, and I laid, Pray don't, Mr. Flask. 'Teas out of pure kind ness, but catch me at it again—that's all I" " Certainly not for sometime," iejoined Mr. Griffith; " there are no new beer shop? in Newgate. mg sour tkunicile shall be share for some time:" • Ili was accordingly committed to the care of "Mr. Woman. Mamie Pol.sca—Laurence Wise,-a wsterman, was charged with strOarig coals from the craft belonging to Myren. Brooks and Penny. sir. BALLAIJITINII committed hint to bard labour and imprisonment for one Month, , and his boat to be burnt. SCINTILLA. At the seat of the Duke of Richmond, at Goodwood, in fhtmez, the family vault, in the chapel, has over the entrance the in scriptionn- Ultima booms, I. au the Last House, which gave rise to aosuing sarcastic impromptu : " Did lie w 'gilled this wall Not reed, or not believe, St. Paul, Who says there is, whetter it stands, Another house not made with hands; Or may we gather hear these words, That House is not a House of Lords ?" CONTEMPT OF COURT.—At some provincial sessions, in an appeal ease, a witness was asked to relate what took plies between him and his weer, which he did as follow' :—" I told him he was a d—d liar." —Chidnaan a " Very impeoper langvage." Witness : "Cant help that; lam come hem to speak the troll, and you have got it."—We know not which to admire most, the delicate sensi bility of the Clubman. or the blunt character of the witness. After all, a Court of Law is a very odd plow to evince squeentiehnees. STOCK-JOBBING LIFE.--A dark hole of a counting house, with a couple of eletk chaps, cooped up upon lowlegged stools, writing out letters--s smoky fire-plate—two or three dies, stuck fall of dirty papers, hanging against the wall—an almanse.—and a high railed desk, with a slit in a puneel, with " bills for acceptance" painted over it.—" They Ur the chaps woe" stokes time-bargains—they wpm. late for thousands, having nothing in the world—and then, at the wiad.up if a week or two, pay ash other what they call do diMeence ; that is to say, the change between what they cannot get, and what they have not get.—Jfaavreli. A PLAIN ANSWER TO A PLAIN QUISTION.- for years ago a couple wont to a meafty Chards to be monad. When, in the course of the marriage, the Minims asked the kids sum, hi me assal km, " Wilt thou have this wecess to thy weddel wife P" he coolly answered, "To be save I will, I'm cisme 6' purpose." ALTER ET IDEA.—YOU tell us your wine is bad, and that the Clergy do not frequent your house, which we look upon to be tautology.—(oay to Swift.) A SHREWD Guess.—A lad delivering milk was asked what made it so warm. " I don't know, " replied he, with mo th sim plicity, " unless they put to warm water instead of cold." A W tuow.—From the report to the General Assembly of the Trustees of the Ministers' Widows' Fund for the pear oldies the 10th of May, 1110, S apposes that Mrs. Jane likawait, widow of the late Robert Sosilay, minfeier of Suonsay, survived her huabsod for 6611 yoars.--Gi oepose rm Two ti Ost.—A conceited actor boasted of the number of charamees Heat he had played in one evening. " I have seen yes play two shesaMmo at emee." said a sock-and-buskin brother. " What were they ?" inquired the former. " Why, - b us in the chars °. tee of Caspar, mad played the devil with it," replied the latter. FAMILY MATTIRS.—Several Fears ago the papers teemed with ace mule ti esailfid sweet- 4. Why, how is this. Townsend r' said a whim* ; " what is the moon of all these street robbed,' that we bees es much about ?" " Family matters, my lord," sepia Tewessod. " Family matters !" returned his lordship, * what I. perm trovestroves by that r , ' Why, my lord, when a family men hoe gene astray, and thrown away his money upon a loose fish, he most make up some way t sar the good woman at home; and so he tells het a wale tale about being Mocked down and robbed, that's all—mere fa. .matters." stA UCH Or ELIOANCE. — WO were rather amused at the oilly lest Sessions by hearing the officer of the Court read over the names of a doily of rupees, whose: sett l ement was in dispute, they line es hew :—.` nederick Elisabeth Julia, Theresa Matilda, Amelia, Itursia. i llarippi, sod Homo I" This is Miscount with . a Tinge ense. (We recelleet the wife of o reader of muchee, at Chester, bear rwi.refined names of " Heneletta Maria Matilda r pad a shred of p teller, who had a d mot! paci ait—t• wit : ‘alba Clotwonhy Skeingtos Downie Hann in a h." s a V Ono. thew was a scullion In Lad Skellagten's kiteitet.)—Asset Ibeedeeti. PRECAUTIONS TO RE USED BY SINGERI.—A Contem porary in the.course de humorous cridque upon singing, says,"Br ogue lOU. perhaps, iodic when they la what secede lives are ppeeeerteedd of aim. They are enjoined the smolt moderation insole, and Mak ies. A too waist dinner is to be avoided far the aake of the soh—a MY old eat else, fir the comervation of * teeth- - slight repast, neither h o t am cold, is pormitted. Fat is not to be but eschewed...pickles and *nom& ere to be shunned. ..fleet, all plitnent that is, fat, sweet, seer, or sherp.-all re ,bits, earbonsted or be-devilled, are injurious to the voice. 1 —e remeamend the reader to see the subject mated at leNgth by a Dr. Oradssint„ in a tract upon the education and practice of the printed,* . auts sod Mayes* The writer Is a man of Nimes, an is peedoky sedess in his laquiry. Hp will not allow the *el!' his sodoesmar to acquire power, to sing too long or too lOW. lst is not to i tta a hosted or damp room. He is not to be too " l?* A part icularly Om the ebett is sod th reat. Rs is sot -et t - not to tike ma . . - ' may appear lo ging Gi to stand upright. •Ho is not to take oar. Thaw ass the lojenstions which,loineves indleros they may sprite et first, an founded in lemon and eilasopity.' 1110t1 WATita AT LONDONItIDSIL TO-MORitoW. it. l it • it. r • • in +hawk . 2 rzot hinted and ru y Joiw RAYNE, at the- SW Omni, No. 1, Pickett-Soot, Tetnpielka. ADVIMTUISISEXTs from any port sit as United ilarks **Pk Irtnemittel avouch do Patimina of od the Lewd Newport:oi Al*