Star. — London, England, 1831-01-19 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, JAN. 18. Me. John Joseph Stoekdale, the well.known bookseller and pub. lisher, describing himself as late of Carhon.street, St. James's, applied to be discharged, and was opposed by Dlr. Chamberlain, coachmaker, of Great Newport street, a creditor for a debt of 131. 13e. 6d. The in. solvent stated that he petitioned the Court in 1826, but did not appear on his petition. The debt he owed the opposing creditor was con. tracted in 1826, for repairs done to two carriages. Mr. Cuasenzawax asked him whether, at the time the repairs were done, he contemplated going to Coventry with the intention of getting returned member for that city in Parliament I—lnsolvent I had such an intention at that time, and would have followed it up, if I had thought it worth my while. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN : What were your qualifications to sit in Par. !lament ?—insolvent : I shall not answer that question. CHIEF COMMISSIONER: But you must: you are a petitioner, and therefore you are bound to answer the question. Whit; were your qualifications as to property I—The Insolvent ex plained that he was qualified by possessing money, but had lost it in paying the heavy demands made upon him on account of pro. ceedings taken against him for libels in 1825 and 1826. The lames he had sustained exceeded 15,0001. and his family had been reduced from a state of affluence to beggary, and were compelled to lie on straw. He had lately been an assistant to his son, who is a bookseller and pub. lislaer, in Carlton.atreet ; he had no interest whatever in the property in Carlion.street. The insolvent's son also stated that his father bad no interest in the house or business in Carlton.street. He also stated, when the execution was put in the house, the insolvent's property was sold at a loss, which were ten thousand volumes of Harriette Wilson's Memoirs,z were sold at 6s. per vol. "and (said the insolvent) they were worth fifty times more than they sold for. I mention this (he added) to show that I had sufficient property to keep my carriage." The opposing creditor was unable to produce any further evidence against the insolvent. The Cgisr Comsetsstostzu said, there was no ease made out spinet him to call for the interference of the Court, and he was, therefore, or. dered to be discharged. POLICE REPORTS• HATTOW-GARDZWAIN EXTRAOILDIWAILY Cue.—Monday a respectable looking man, of the name of Jonathan Lancaster, accom panied by a child of three years old, was brought before Mr. Laing and Dir. Regal, charged with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting police-constable Thomas Nicholls. No. 35, division G. The constable stated that about seven o'clock on Sunday night be found the defendant in Goswell street-road, intoxicated, and surrounded by as immense concourse of persons, who were dreadfully alarmed for the safety of the child that now accompanied him, which be was holding with outstretched arms, suspended by the heels, with its head downwards; and he violently threatened any person who would dare to approach him. Complainant made several attempts to take the child from him, which appeared to be nearly dead, and to get him home to Parrs. piece, Goswell-street-road, where he resides; but, in ender/oaring to do ea, he was struck repeatedly by him, and knocked into the road. He, however, succeeded at length in securing the child, upon which the de fendant became outrageous, and struck at every body around him, and drawing out a knife, threatened desuctioe to the constable and all others who had inter fered, u ered, unless the child were restored to him, and he left to himself The child, which appeared to be likewise intoxicated. became ex. cessively ill afterwards, and vomited. Mr. Dunbar, acting inspector of the G division, being asked by Mr. 'sing what was the condition of the defendant when brought to the watch house ? replied that he was very drunk The defeniiiitt was then fined M. which he immediately paid, and left the office. Quesw.finnaar.—Yestetday, William Milbank was charged with assaulting Edward Knight Murray, Esq. one of the magistrates of Union Hall police office. The defendant had lived in Mr. Murray's service, who was compelled to discharge him. The defendant refused to go without a suit of mourning, which he did not consider him en. titled to. On witness attempting to turn him out, he put his hands is his face, and hurt the inside of his mouth. Mr. Murray said be be. lieved the defendant had been instigated by others to behave as be bed done; and as he had been punished by being sent to the station-house, be would not press the charge further. Mr. Wares censured the prisoner's conduct in the strongest terms, and ordered him to find bail to answer the charge at the sessions, in de. fault of which he was locked up. Lawarru-STizirr.—Yeaterday, two gentlemen belonging to an ex tensive silk-dying concern, in the district of this office, applied to the sitting Magistrates, Messrs. Haanwinn and WALLIS, for their advice and assistance, under the following circumstances. The applicants stated that they were in the habit of employing a great number of jour neymen dyers in their business, and that they bad understood that efforts were being used to prevail on some of their workem to leave them, by a society or club of journeymen dyers, who had a fund in hand, which they devoted to allowing the men out of employment IS.. a-week. Mr. H anewtda told the applicants that if the slightest threats or in. dmidation were used towards them or their workmen, he would, on proof of the fact being laid before him, grant a warrant against the parties win it. 11•1111.110lOUGH•STIMITCHILD STMALINO.MarIf a woman of middle age, shabbily dressed, was, on Monday evening, placed sir the bar, before J. E. Conant, Esq. cliarged with carrying off several children, and stripping them of their clothes. It appeared that, on Wednesday evening, about six o'clock, the children of Mr. Lewis, a hosier, of Olassnouse-straet, Bagent-sureet, were playing near their door, when the prisoner came up and said she would buy them some cakes. She then took them towards Eadeo street, and sent the eldest, aged eight years. on a frivolous message, while the prisoner took the youngest into a passage in Lancashire-court and stripped it. Another individual stated that his child was carried Won Sunday af tattoo, and its clothes stolen. Mr. Comma said that this was the wont description of felony, and one which a recent Act of Parlirunsat provided for. The prisoner was fully committed foe trial on one case, and ordered to be bought up far rmesaminatien as Friday next. Two boys, semi iftgissfap and liana, were My committed far trial, clamed with plaint a gendames's reshot do eßk handkerchief/. Tovroiliort...-lames Aftifibews, Ms. &ridges, std falpire AMA., son, were charged in the list with felony. Tbe pollee orseieble mats& that, it haft-past 11 on Siesday night, ha rem informed by aXL Chose, a sew. keeper, in Handeydowl, Anis atiendtY amp , Ina 111 M about a quarter of a hunthellaralert, bad been platered(depesited) yard, beneath some Way, which he bed no doubt bad haw stoles. The prisoners admitted placing the ware ja 111. s. Mac's yard, , which they said they found In Parlismatstreet, Weilmbster. 'she policeman said that the prisoners wets all tielblinown thieves. Matt ws bad bees publicly whipped. Atklares only lately returned from Kingston gaol, and as for " Blooming Billy," (meaning Bridges,) he was the most notorious of the three. Mt, Alderman Ansley sent them to the tread mill fir a month. _ . gin . OF EXCIt4E, Jlx• 17. THE 'TWO • 'PEACOCK. formation filed by the Solicitor •f Fee*, against m andlord of the Ship public . bou se, fit aving hi• possession and mixing with his beer molossee, salt. sugar, wafeti f rr.-en vitriol. and other ingredients—not malt or hops, and for filch offence he had incurred a penalty of 2001. The defendant pleaded guilty , but the case was proceeded in. Thomas Dean, a Keneral surveyor of Excise, p eps that . the o 0 211th of August last went to the house of the.defendant and eitamtned his stock of beer. Witness, on tasting ical the beer o urnedn tap, green, deem- Mund it was weak, and on applying the usual chem test. it t ing that green vitriol or copperas was mixed with it. Witness took a sample, which he conveyed to M r. Tickell, the brewer , who supplied the defendant with beer. Mr. Joseph Tickell stated that he furnished the defendant with Iwer. He recollected the last witness bringing him a sample of Mr. Peacock's beer, but it was very different from that which had been seut to defendant from witness's brewery—it eras much worao—eold to the palate and stomach, and had an unusual flavour. Michael Faraday, Esq. Director of the Laboratory of the Royal In. atitution, stated that on the 30th of August, he received two samples of beer—one from the defendant's stock, and the other from the brewery, the former weak, thin, and new to the taste. Its specific gravity was 1005 nths ; the extracted mattes 53 grains in fear minces ; salt 13 ~a ue es 104 drachms; and two ounces eight drachmsof green vitriol, to the too gallons. In answer to an enquiry from the ('curt, it was stated that the de tentlant's consumption of beer was from four to five butts per month,i Lad that his business wps principally with sailors and cost-whippers. After some consultation on the Bench, the Chief Commissioner, Mni PLUNIETT, adjudged the defendant to pay the mitigated penalty of 1001 John Chidley, landlord of the Three Tuns, Whitechapel, pleaded not guilty to a similar information. Excise officers proved having gone to the defendant's house on the 9d a September last, and that, upon an examination o f his beer, they bawl, it adulterated ; and, having so informed him, the defendant said he Vi only put five or six gallons of water, two pounds of sugar,and MOSS of salt of steel or copperas, and that he had done so no aware thaw these months. The defendant pleaded great distress. His consumption of beer was only four butts per month. The Cutler COMPLISSIONZI said the Court was bound to moat the public and the fair trader, but, in consequence of the defendant's poverty, it was awarded that he should pay the mitigated penalty of 751. ADULTERATION OF SNUFF'. Henry Sharp, a retail dealer of snuff In Oxford-street, was convicted of selling snuff adulterated and mixed, to the extent of one-third, with fine white or Staffordshire rand. The Coy WC adjudged the defendant to pay a penalty of 51. jl 1)` lA. 1 ;-. 1/ • al‘4l sl i t A)k 04- RD " T lIE ibid 4EI in lernrinatioi Fraficia Peacock, landlord 0 I t i gir gl " ll l rrr:' PANORAMA OP THE BRITISH E 'M A lip. Art E. • .=, -....:iii-itL• • • • . LEEDS' PATtIOT, jilt. 15. • A meeting ersiteld in tit! Pail* . church, Ms .Tbinday bet, " far E. purpose of being a taw for the nebisary repdin of the peg* March, and th e three sew , shitehse, St: Mary, St. Mark, and Christ ambits. Ago, for t he further purpose of receiving sod adopdag.the sport of the by the to apportion the ratio of th umb te, to be paid by the t ol Leeds and the Charades." Hoary ....vas he the dub.' . Runny thee peOcoaded to read the for the year misishigi upon which the rase was te be laid. te n .:lrele rate was 1 0 7151. fps. Ad. its : necomary Mobs for the pa. is. the Ms osol. 41. 441. am SQL for ese6 of the new churches. In to a Variety of obWierie Mime Items it was Aimed th at whole or a couiderehb past of the sums wen 'heady glivioced. This led to an letraine alas anomaly of &Nem those intimates Width were In reality kerns. slimed, 'speeded, ecomioned by the thurchgardesi alarm havine been half a year in Ake, and ex ;Waded halithe money, before they received any authority from the them It was accordingly understood that in Astute the as:coasts wapiti be mewed immediately after the election of new Eggers. Mr. Sunny 'epeeist " thst a rate of twoisence in the pound on land, rod threelience in the pound on houses, should be levied for the ne cessary *pars of the parish church, and the three new churches, for themening year." Mr. Cawood seconded the motion, which was unanimously iveed to. Luso Bestavoaeire.Socassm—We gather from the report read at 'tilt i t tit eceet annual meeting, that in the course of the last year the tee relieved aliases with the sum of 3791. 51. 441. at no his than 2,00 permed idea But the'benevolent treasurer, Mr. Cawood, it in advance no less than MIL 30a. Owing "to the esznordbary sums which were requisite during the last winter, to supply , the necessities of the sick poor, occasiosed by want of employment." A useeting_to petition for reform is appointed to be held at Keane borough on Tuesday nest. On bloodily ev ening a meeting of the friends of Mr. O'Conne ll, in Leeds, was hW at the Brewers' Arms. in Kirkgste, "to take into consideration the propriety of eatergi into a subscripdoo in aid of the O'Connell Fund, he. he. The room. which will bold about SOO Peo ple, was crowded during the greater part of the proceedings. Only about two-thirds present appeared to Igloos to the sister kingdom. At about half-past seven o cluck, es the motion of Mr. John Watts, Mr. Issues Mann was called to the chair. It was resolved, " That this meeting duly appreciates, and balls with delight, the straight-forward and manly conduct of Mr. O'Connell, as a legislator, a patti it, and benefactor to his county; and that we confider him en titled to our warmest gratitude, support, and confidence. " That we perceive with great satisfaction the union and cordial co operation of Orangemen and Catholics for the regeneration of their country, by a repeal of that obnoxious and ruinous measure, the legis lative union, obtaised by fraud, treachery. and bloodshed. " That the thanks of this meeting are justly due to the able and ta lented proprietor of the Leeds Aria.. Mr. John Foster, for his un deviating advocacy of the civil rights and liberties of mankind, and for the fair and impartial manner in which he reports the sentiments el Mr. O'Coonell ; and likewise to the proprietors of the Leeds Intel . for advocating their principles fearlessly. as political enemies Mr. O'Connell." Oa Saturday night last a meeting of the trades was held at the ligehipmre Tavern, in Huddersfield. The meeting was addressed by Agar delegates,two from Ashton - under .Lme, and two from Sta. by *bee, and lso by a friend or two in the neighbourhood. A coesimittee was formed, and arrangements made for supporting their brother operatives of Ashton-under-Line, Staley Bridge, etc. who ,are standing against a reduction of wages. Asusonmenaa-Lots.—Not the least progress has been made to wards an accommodation of the differences between the master *goers and their bands, since oar last ; and the town remains in every other respectin the same peaceable state. Oa Tuesday lei a most daring robbery was committed upon the =f Mr. Francis Lodge, cattle dealer, of Dalton, near Hod. He went from the Bull's Head, and had not proceeded Own a hundred and fifty yards, when be wu attacked by three men, oat of whom, by a blow on the head with a large bledgeon, knocked him. down. They then stuffed his mouth with a issedker. chief, to prevent his making any poise, sad carried, or rather "dragged him about fifty yards. to a lonely place in Quay-street, 1 where they robbed him of one 101. note of the Kingston bank, a "g. note of the Huddersfield Joint Stock Company, and tIIL 10s. in sold and silver. On Saturday evening, as Mr. William Baldwin, of Halifax, was Waiting down North Parade, in that town, he was suddenly blind bided by some villains who were walking behind him and his rifled of gel.—The same evening, as a geodesists named pockets was returning from Halifax to Huddadeld, he was stopped at Om Hill, and robbed of 71. 10s. Osi Saturday last, William Suedes, Req. of Keighley, manufacturer, abstmord the wages of his wool-combers a farthing per pound, and Oro promised an 'deuce on the prices for weaving. The Dean and Chapter of Ripon inform the subscribers to the Min ster that the new roof to the Nave is completed. The exterior *- menses of the Church has been much improved by the removal of • wall, which defaced and partly bid the two buttresses between which the great eastern window is placed. Another voluntary mbecriptiee has also been raised, for the repairs of the organ, which now amounts to above 2,0001. Much still remains to be done. The Minna is found to be in agate of much greater dllapidadun than was antidpated when the report was made; and the expenditure on the necessary. re pairs, win consequently be much increased. With the sid,bowever. of one thousand pounds, in addition to the means which the Dean and Chapter sow possess, they could confidently undertake the accom plishment of all the objects they have in view. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Jam. 14. The arrivals of grain have been very extensive this week. The trade has certainly shown great firmness, but the buyers of both Wheat and Barley have. up to the close of the market, done very little business ; 'Wien of the former generally demand full as much money. but the l Sae mks which are urged may be quoted is. per qr. lower. Barley Is heavy sale. without alteration in value. Oats and Shelling each rather bwer. Beans are fully as dear, and not many offering. MARRIED.—At Blrevid. the Rev. Beedam Charlesworth, Vicar of Darfield. to Miss Sarah Gonsersall, of Oilmen Heassr—Thomas, only son of John Smartherake, Esq. of Wellimeee Costasip. oar Du llest= to Ann, eldest daughter at Mr. Jeratisithee beirdist.—At Huddersfield, Mr. J. M. Muir, engineer, to B. W. C. L. Bea vas, of Acton House. Hezham.--At Great Ddlield. the Rev. James Normanton, Baptist Minister, to Mil* Laybourne. MANCHESTER CHRONICLE, JAW. 15. Nearly two closely printed columns of this paper are filled with narratives of the disorders of the masses of termestas in the Hyde ' Abbess, Siert, Bridge, sad Glossop Districts. The work people de manded 46. ad. for what the masters will give but 3s. IM. - and some tens of thousands are out of employment sad sofferng all kinds of pri ' rations. In one case's pistol was Arad by three or Ave of those who take the Ss. ed. and are called luseb-sticks. In another a factory was entered by multitudes to p.Mb the knob-sticks. bet they had been ' sent away. In another, Mr. Howard of Hyde, was fired at in Ms , country house. 11l another the toth Hassan assailed a body, and captured sine, who were bald to bail. How much it is to be regretted that by gross negligewee of Legisladea, such questions are not sietbd by neutral arbitration. Throe wears sad three men could la sot bear settle suck a to the eaddaralon of both parties ; but legidadon seems to t in nesting dilemmas, sad hence these recurring periods Is an manufteturing districts. DUNE or BILIDGEWATIR'S CANAL.--The rate of freight en this canal for cotton has been reduced Atom lit to lig per ton,—one of the advantages of the great national work the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. Blackpool has bad its visitors, oven at Christmas. On Monday last, a gendomen, residing near Todmorden, bathed in the open sea, and dish. lb Ism very often bathed at the celebrated watering-place during the last deny years, yet be never experienced a more pleasant dip. lo emisequence of the redaction made last quartet in the price of him, by the Staffordshire and Welsh makers, the Shropshire houses have this week reduced pigs is. and bars 10a per tau. A large order for ordnance has been received hem the Data Go vernment. Two hundred pieces, of various calibre, are now in at the establishment of Fawcett and Co. of Liverpool. A number of cannon, in addition to the above, have been ordered by the same Government in other parts. A requisition requesting the Mayor to all a Meeting of the mew chants and other inhabiting of Liverpool, to petition Parliament a renewal of the East India Company's Chaster, hes been preseog i e: e fi his Worship has called a meeting for Wednesday next. The reiptia. tion vas signed by 230 names, amongst which were most of the Itit merchants of LiverpooL Line AND LIINNPOOL RAILWAY.—The Earl of &fton has 'sig nified his cement that this projected railway than pass through his estate at Cabgeth. The veer extreeedinsey preying* increase of business, = 6, 1 new demnl r oweediusalia steeples of th e Liverpool me tet !tail-re ad jr wit be est ,by the fel/owing bete ~.., Until eery mdtMaat the MMeester elation consisted ef silt- Vs essOnes, heft sib Mt sight vehicles attached ; but on Wooden., day bet a webaume See Livered, le linked contieuity, obi& ig extent mil Now aserimmi these a my, revises occesion. Thum were, 4 llo: oo V a lkot souges, With pomngers, and eighteen wagspas,, I wastaining M sixty tons °Lim& Yeatirday four jeweler were seek way, mil ofwhich was perfumed by a me meted trot olden mobs§ and twenty-thee waives, *bids higsmlst Sai aa ndi so this town bowel" *bp sad ninety seas of eh eds. rtssee Arne trips gees Liverpoil i teaks the ages total it amily those hundred mss el gee seat him Liverpool to t is town by that' mode of conveys nce in see iv. - •• • • A pane nasal ig wee belies &daft swabs in the Meabsedies latitudes, fee the pares et wift to ressiedems, desbememy of the state of the tea, Ile be betrastW to tiovenesheat. The theirs of the Medial& hatlintien was dearly Sled, and the sedisory cern piled many Tomestehltplisms. Mr. A.•'Pleildee as Wild to the will mai desmeadeig wireadiressed by him, 116 Rifled Patefer. 181. 21steme • hake, Mr. O. M. WWI, M. Jar. ftes iteld, billeliwb. The tallimme et the borengbeesee and emiembhe wr pewseassi to be a gals al it &mous Rbd se die fate. ebb bliablemleat Ifinitheellet its design, It was mod, me le di vent tboOsountieset beet Maim MO seabed wishes of the may, by mak, weesismay abowdell aline ; the while et the sposhen maserred is the wehakesokat at sibe paled did geed fan god loyalty prevail mese widely than at plasm sabjset e = lisessasey Bilbees was dw4t ipso at some deb Ike by lovuolonlio apaches: * 11 0 faitairt of tboomarfrom mid to he deposited MI 'a abliellisal segimentatlve grim. A amber of Tembedies were puma That *b mistbg bee heard with sesseldmeme *it the beragbreeve mil amemblis have called a privmemediag to orisehlr the patriot, of • insmselal to Oeviewnellt on the dl bed state of this 1 1 1 6 1.1 . 11 2.sighbasikend. TIM the asesetimiM Wei Mons, AM the Om k she a lamb. sd Mom, Is it uolissill flaol stt the babibiteas, 160 she peeled. et b anes eallning Ma me an efooplio elf pswilaMeheladediffie the WM, azl i zZ a whon at petentlhem is sathely noteendt,Seit abendent insissediebelety, intbitry, and gad amine. . 8 That the awneqesnoss duds albealed libel meildilbg veseMra. Aided would be die emberradmat tel :is dab osPours to retrench the public emetmlidescloy pisientiffit siwoleg weeesek for an increase at the limy; and le thelfseheine Pam by ~Mg dies. mat of those to whim they may snood the shisiin " That this most* therdire esters Its metal end ledigidet pro test against the Mama modiste detthre Oosainamt ear le Me aim of this town. and desires that at we ihasseperiod has the of the mass of the habitants hese mete toasted by wed/ lerby, and by all the qualities wbkh aesthete good mambas et ee -1 clety. " That while *le meeting declares the tows to be la a mid grad. Eying state of peace and good order. it fedi band eke to Sabre that at no former period has the desire for a thane. t.Ai of the representative system been stronger or more widdy spread, sed to ex press its cot:victim that this universal desire is no low the result of temporary depression, to case when that depression is stareed, bet of a deep and line-seated caddies that the teaml of mina.' taxa tion sad ambling aseespelles cannot be effected until the people are fairly iguana Intel the 04111110114 House of Parliament. " That the Minna be requested to send these resolutions to the Secretary of State for the Bowe Department." Tug Lass Anneolous MIIIIIDER MIAS Ountan.—The three miscreants, Ashton Worrell, William Wendt. and Robert Chadder. ten, whose brutality is stated to have caused the death of a poor aged firotchwoman ' named WClelland, as mentioned in our last, have been committed to Lancaster, and were removed to that gaol on Saturday. The infamous conduct of the accused parties bad been witnessed by hey shoot 15 years of age, named Atha. Hilton. who gave erideuce to that offset, and swore also the fact of having seen the unhappy ensnare pot to death by her savage assallants—by saffoestbe I Paw Minas oat PARLIAIIIIIIWIN RSIMUILA reqehltion, dined by 20 respectable inhabkaats. was presented yeadday to the bereathreeve and constables, by a depeutien emulating of 11r. M. Mr. B. Baxter, Mr. R.ll. Gregg and Mr. T. Potter. request . POI et authorities to call a public mode & fee the purpose of plying the inhabitants an opportunity of 'expessieg *sir ortolan a the sub ject of parliamentary representatio'n. The booleglain and timetables declined to comply with the request, but aeoempided their refund by a written declaration of their reasons. The gemisiiso who formed the deputation have " invited" their fellow-townween to mast them at the Town-hall on Thursday neat, to take into consideration the se=of Parliamentary Reform. striking instances of the species of intimidation resorted to by the Spinners Union, afford an ample justification of the desire evinced, net only by the masters bet by a great portion of the operadves, to emancipate themselves frees the caved and tyranny ezerebed -wet them by the Wan. Thole mills which •are discussed by the Unita are constaudy biotheded by pissed' of ters.out abases, or by man from a diatoms who are implored by the Unice, and who relieve each other with the arms caud 7 with Web military Piglets relieve guard. These Aa iwfad committing say open or direct ads of violence to the weekastedurdent tramm in the r oma of a osesteble, OT any one who is we maimed on the mot Cimidly, holm* dis•phelie suads Meg se set the police at Odense. should they venters to J 5111161.6 Bat ems wine acts, =milleg se "Antimidation," in the lapel seas et the amo k are caeleddelf; Val ski generally the wait Of oomosto,' *hese perdu and mama are almown to the inmates of sib hedged willow to the parties aimulted ; and as the only lawful course of poloodiog them hby obtaining magistrate's warrants, is which the same, i rt the fattened be correctly described, redress by this mew is totally Wain hatasemlibieden the report of the His IDissed essa, sestamwodits we aggliesdet se Parilasonu, for pewee Ie beam a bedew eies easedia et the gee works, limb/ lam Mak Mr. M that pews the old bs when to Mraw the Miff 411 he .f ,ON, as poipated, as the esparto of a Tuttle Am worrereby be saved; OOP& hid shady boss bedewed, en the authority of two Acts of Padbuseel l .Bmi 660141. had beew exo pladetten the weeks, leaving little weer them 40001. in hand. The, idiot bed very greedy bassos' whide the last' lbw years. At *NW imam , ISM, the mad was SAM. at aideunamsr 1855, iddillMi 12,1111 Kam. Ire, 11,lrll sod se udisamoN 12011,7111. be men than doubled in the ams d 11 1 :2 04 for gas had dam been . ...Alessi, ' a *maw tithe web osmswy.At last idioms*, Ws them Mom rata was SAM, and ban that time to debase 510 new mama bedlam added, being an lac:easels half a year of nearly twenty. tee per cent. ma WWII !KALI. The expense of ihdaing the Town Had, the large room, altering the staircases sad other work specified in the estimates will amount to 6,7001. At a numerous public mesdng of the inhabitants of Crewmen'. In the parish of Oldham, convened by the Constables in pursuance of a requisition, Mr. W. Teethe is the Chair, The following reseladons were onsubsemly adopted :- Ist. That the unprecedented and increasing distress which, be a sales of years. has afflicted this ace happy and mosperees nation is mainly attributable to the moseedaMoal hdhumer that has bees ex raised by a number of Peers and ether wealthy individuals in return ing Members to the House of Commens. id. That his Majesty the King having been pleased to call to his Coundb men aho have bog advocated the cause of Parliamentary Re. form, and who have *lodged *waive@ to bring forward a measure for that purpose, this Meeting moot withhold an expression of its loyalty. gratitude and devotion to his Majesty for this and other proofs of his Majesty's good wishes for the welfare and happiness of his PM's. - - - sd. That it is at ell times the undoubted' right, end at this eventful crlds the bounden duty of all his Majesty's faithful and loyal subjects to' make knOWO their ophilen and wishes on thil;inipertant subject ; and it ii the opinion •of this Meeting that the elective Iran- chine ought to be materially extended and equalised, and that the deradoi of Parliament ought to be limited to a period not encored '•• • • ' log three years. 4th. 'Thee whatevir Improvements the Lrgisliture . may think et. per to adopt with regard to the extend.a of the suirrige - WI dm duration of Pirtiments, thii meeting is of 'opinion that hotting but the vote . by ballot can 'ensue the indepeedehte of vdtieg;•idi 'filo cure to ihao people the benefit It a MI and he. representation M' the Commons Haile of Parliament. • lICR2IIID2-411r. James Waddington, to Miss Mary Beres* daughter of J. Barton, Esq. of Broken Bant—At Uphollaad Chords Mr. Rigby, stiigeoa,.o Charley, to Ann, ter et Mr: Morrie. Dili') —Thomas 8. Renwick, only son of Tho Mas Renwicit t M.D. Senior Physician mike Liverpool Infinnary.--The Rev. Ciedge:Au. gums Case . thirty fasts minter of the High street Chipsil,,Ehrews. bury.—lto Upplorthgate.street, Chester, aged 88, Thomas • Esq. Airmerly of this town.—Mr. James lifiersott, one. a the merchants in LiverpooL—Mn Gough, Widow of the laic her. " Gough, of KU Ireton . -c-At Lancaster, 25, Mr. James Winder, pa of the Dispose" there. 'FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, JA'X. 14, 15; • notice had bees fie 'some time dictated . W . Lcialford and the neighbeining &strict"; and widely diffused through the medium of Elsi lereiseene Aerial, sod the Pik4, and Itegister,. and whet' - Dilai new advertising the intended formation of rdid lilt TAW% laws& on the tads of Jarman, tat, trappoks oaken and adept eilee for le ledeptadent Friendly Club I some of the of which will be is Whereto all differtstwas and promote .8 00111 M Ingo nisearthe Moods •01l Ireland; to encourage eirellwew to die !Meg, sod esereseesameellegil proceedlagfi The tiellalliilithstwideichb rimpimns, sod wrifeill said MO *hem, and • euesralistret, d i b u iser ri a ted• haw s' I P . 6 1 1 :14• U li Xtl a ambit of magistrates adi debate, 'ler the Illiikiejm and edited' MM. abbe penalty of UK net twenietuda or to hitiliciuedir Wei lag under any prance whateasww. An tiosiselsetkal magistrate abis act fee Mr. Tells; and WM him, that he as si t it Lermit the pee. stns to dins, peovids, would walla to talk i Os the 'ft! inet.l6iFf eras a crinvill asesdag the Miser of lOU lbjew#, Itakars, ft. Jelmit and Kisessim, Is the aunty - nit isesent. lain% a wider the question of theism mods Connived Jobe . , . s ar ka r y other gendseara addressed thri swede( ategasiely . &wird rawhides' were passed, an d a p.d d... Zane Monroe I Ou Sunday last, a autnerous and highly esspeetable meeting d the Iva& of Ai •latUen, resolved to petition Parliament fora repaid of the legishitive Union. Oa Iliseday last, pursuant to a requisition dead by 130 of the mast mepsetehb abbess of Anamik a meeting was Willa that dry, for th d preldoilpg the legislature to weal se die llama of Allnag: peep diode bees ebadas et sayessestad vs of the bersigh m th e Imperial Pallimrsit. AS Mel* Abet the gates of the -b athe 'see themes spa, ad doe low pet of that balkliagraysless as It is, was Asset imelamtsersenaly ambit ft mesa Lamm Dam p . j r. .. was called la dm %Mr; pi Mr. Zama Osier, was eppcija g een ttheh w hoa am bowleg amilodos were pond : " Thai oho *Wm al a espeamstative in Pediment for the borough °flame', essiableg a pepsin*. of needy swim thousand Ma. bitants, is mesa is twills* Meagesses, in whose numbatios the &h ew poorest neither vets see inisemm " That we look upon the mob of election as au infringement upon our tights and privileges as edema. " That the system which In any instance, confines the return o f Umbels of Parliament to the uncoetrolledlneuenee of panicular anti. viduals is calculated to foster discontent, and perpetuate unjust repte. mutation. _ " That the universal prevalence of distress, together with the unusu a l agitation of the public mind, leave no room to doubt that a timely con. cession to the people of their right to a full and free representation, win be the great omens of preventing anarchy and confusion! " That, to secure purity of election, it is necessary that some plan be devised by the Legislature, In which the elective beaching may be exercised by electors, without rendering them liable to any risk er undue influence. This resoludon was seconded by Mr. John and carried with the most tremendous plaudits, and cries of " The ballot, the bal. lot ; nothing else will satisfy us." At a meeting of the committee of the O'Connell fund of St. SI khan's Pariah, on Wednesday evezing, 12th inst. at the Vestry Room, North Anne-street Chapel, John Morgan, Esq. in the Chair, it was resolved, —That we now again determine, in compliance with the particular wish of the inhabitants of this parish, that the sum collected by them, shall be invested in the most profitable securities of the country, and after wards to be applied to the purchase of a Fee Simple Estate, foe the benefit of the Great Liberator of his country. The county of Tipperary has nobly eadeavoured to repay the deep debt of gratitude due to the Liberator of Ireland; on Sunday last, the utmost enthusiasm was evinced in this and in almost all the other pa. daises in this county, to make the National Tribute wordy of the " Man of the People." Charnel has contributed oo this oeeaalon, and within the short space of Isar hours, 14111.—though the highest sum subscribed by any individual did not exceed 31. From nudes and Cashel, we have been informed that upwards of 3001. have been cot. hated in both parishes. In Ti perary the subscriptioo did not amount to 701. but 1001. will be remitt i d. The little town of Templemore, contributed 1121. Sorrie.o'.leigh, 501. Fethard, 1231. Caber, upwards of 501. Carrick.on-Suir, 1161. Powerstown and Lisronagh, upwards of 401. Ye,terday, being quartenday, the Corporation of Smiths met at the Merchants' Hall, Wellington-quay, Mr. G. Pepper in the chain It was moved by Mr. Mark Flower, that a committee should be formed to repose a petition handed on the resolutions which were adopted the last quarter-day, and that it should be forwarded to Par liament, praying fora repeal of the legislative Union. That it appears the trade of the dry hes declined in a frightful de. gra the list thirty years.—That we see no possibility of restoring It to its former oomperadve state of prosperity, but by •• repeal of the legis lative Union between the two countrke. —And tat we would mace our lives in defence of the British connexion and eonedtuttou, ea loyal subjects to the crown of Great Britain. - - - - - - Alderman Homan moved an amendment to the motion that had bean made, that a committee of live OT seven should be formed, to prepare an humble petition to his Majesty, praying that his Majesty would call a triennial parliament in Dublin: - That, In his opinion would serve the trade and manufacture of the country—it would bring wealth and hap ' pleas amongst the people, Mamas& as the nobility and gentry of both camtries would be bees sway third year. lifr. CANS eashembell that emigration was partly the cause of this oseentry's tub; bat is War weave principal ante. It was only plastholdei and pheidtwoises who were Is. a continuance of the Union, and be simmilerm dlier bit support- If the Union were re. Flo epsesiNo wail twosome to support himself ; end if he time of soppoodiseldmlalf, he should Neva meddle in politics. toad earn Ids tried the sweat OW brow if be could get em. plopwitim. He asrMr J the repeal of the Mien would give Ireland an weary of Made, sad her manufastoss would be essentially served by .k. •••• Mr. Fowo Ml* said be was taking a walk the day before, and be happened to be poising &mu& the Castle-yard when the Marquis of Anglesey lad Sir WM= de Hades were going to rids out. The Ilver. grab seeogniesd him as we'd din deputation of the trades that peoseneed the address tablet' a Am dayebifore, andasked him to lead hint these* the Liberty, melte was eistious Weee some of the manudecterlse sham, and the saw el the Liberty in gehetaL Ne eatompaitied his Haselleney tad We Indium They went through the manufaetenar to whisk hr tMaaid ',bete they were coming out, ales Illarquil said hr feb to bow bow he could serve Ireland.—He Vein Hung pa. trilkehst be could serve It by encouraging Irish mss the said be would lose no opportunity. When they was wig doers iluritepa, the noble marqulei took him by the arm, and said: "The people of Ireland think I am against the repeal of the am not. - All I want is, that the people should give their fair rod ddi.. berate opinion ea the subject." The amendment was them pest, and. corded by a considerable majority. DIRD.—h Lower Mount-street, Harriet, with of Omagh FWE., Gerald, Req. of Simmoo.court, and deaglatite of Aided' liedNsm Rowan ..-At Marion-square, Om" d wile Pan Flthelbben Harthiy, /sq. H.C.—At Marino Creseent, H. Atkinson, Faq. Captain in the 20t Light Dragoons.—At loston.etreet, G. F. Carletem, Esq. DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, Jaw. 15. The folloafos-V=lte so diso the Address of the Tradesmen of Dubai to thee " The Legislative Miele betwellellbelle Stitedb i tt eli kel i tutd bee mailed ruks end dna& de, la dfs stheppy land Ihe neve a Way vbs.. des Maid is d ass trade—k hes Aokreyed -as oboe skibilseell ear mostemee—it heabibealseny red Illweb7 *Mad a ilia doer weehkiedieloshihmeene of a Lad, and the leis of emews. And fur all dareelle, may 'So ktties& ors as (having likewise webbed es el es Paellemust), it MIA nem weedy, save em—The llsseme. of that detestalid•Union. lleny of is bead, in awful luksolonnki the ale weeirherof an inn. alias Mtrisky to meet thatbraetstlledial'adegredetkea..shat ai d. lies of ear wealth wee nesslaell he Wks, mid cosuptien—thus a bdrrible ad deeded% civil war was flanteeted and eneeeregal—the sacred mem of angles, which Amid mer be the baud of mee's oedema, aml the pM. to their Impplassa, was perverted into a mere. disbe party discord, end in the boleti of In. land's senfesion sad division, she erne ribbed et her independence. —You have all seen or heard of the parealig itatemeata with re. gird to the Mks, se admirably pm Ina by Ireland's Liberator—the I great 0 9 0smelL He has always shown essz E k the very highest And clearest auSseritiee, tint dile act, ea wink she will of the people, weed user sell and a d . being merely Mutes foe the peogi3 swim revorammeentio* bet that, even supposing the as Oak = i i ; e llse, the neselibm'asethese tags which th is country hoe by lea. sanselleesse. mew ful a case, that, upon the Ur of sepealdasH be at once conceded. This question intiesea every L r e ined.maipt a few of our Aristocracy, who, brou gh t op Wary, and meillse to want, cannot either know or feel for the galling distresses el die peepls. It is there fore nothing but natural that al Ireland .bath be asashams for this Repeal. Let Ireland be unanbneue, and that, in truth, is all that is needed—a nation's will is the will of Gon—there is so resiellag it, bat towards this en i d i E s didikomie mist be for ever buried. We have seen clearly the sr harm direardsis—we have watered the de. rid Mae the Demo who nalleseddiseedatases ye, we bare Metaled sakimildes and based, the rinks OW 4 a ll . • ow* other by the bead, the wars heart of mutual nsss as the enibteekii bur tanked energies can be new an .7=— We tberefett lath for Parlissamery Rana ate by Dana, by 'which eves, Malt man will base a yoke to elect his repseentatire, and bone hot ham* and spike aindleloas see hope to be mussed. Bribery and coempths wa he for ever ezeinplebed, and we shall get back Our Parlilearkt (and thee, GOD willing, seen), pure and relearned —the agaa ed the public woke, and the smiths rermenistive of the Pe°Pk. rvitY aletilyt i t p l easa s era ferried a petition foe stag Bekaa endive*. Ballet, and let no asdidate be re. raillement at the sent who will net anagalmeally fto SUppcgt and inert an a espial of the Mem Signed the Tresisenme Dli-Perat Martin, Chairman Thomas M. Ray, fireretary. •lIIIHRIAGE.- —Jeremiah Tail. of Ilia ems, ai TIP- Pawl. to Mary Teresa, dateshets d the his Ikernoel of C 4 PPor Sag. BEAFNIL—At WM" Of Cork. thew O. Moles Osoo;•Winion Niabobeo, Ihafess ino• etio.aaiheafaholloa..liamisseriehnt , ANNA ionpopao.N *-- .4' oar olisrpt (pap e. Mosii ••• el•Apari 64 the gat a Laois. r ' .. OsosarJb Si. taws noes Immaniad 411#014 ON Se OP" or to Op * • Namoson—a * Priodwa of Prewkwial Stipa-. or tota Clerks qf NW Gamow, Pat War ; ey whom id is forwrded so the Coked" awd GU par* of Europe. • - • , HIGH VAT'S AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. .:: •• I *Sass!` L•wrox NAG L Pubßstad by Swaim Illayms. sb• B*o Orme, Na. L Piairs-pimor %maple Bar. ADVIESTISINIIIITI Jinn NM pail do Mod risolm• *Obi anrualioul ilwersh At Puss aas Ai* &sal Noupspirers. A. awes (I•4age *sagged) a. A.s 114, grim thawed F nii et No isw rat the P ro ma me real des rIC I ide wb det 29 1 01 ftry all the sot trtt itc l the salt Lett toll 1 Cu th Pi r