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

MI I .‘ El I ft:c ME ~` MI Ck '. :t. .'1 iff . x; r. _.„' dri7••• - •0 4 :`-' . • 7 s'e ?~°~~"~ Y HUNTING. The Surrey Stag Ilountht Tuesday at Nelson Cheam ; Saturday, at 4t the Half Nlcon, tiodstone.read. Craven Hounds meet on Monday,l at Chesbory ;Wednesday. at Hungerford Down ; Frlday,l at :Cmokhant CoMI.111; Saturday, at Chilton Lodge. The Earl of Ilarewood's Fox 'hounds meet at the Kennels the drat day the weather permits. The Badsworth Foci hounds meet at the Kennels the first day the weather permits. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Ktworros, DEG W. NISI PRIUS COURT. .(Before Mr. Justice TAUNTON.) DARING sosssay. R. Connelly, 21, labourer, and J. P. Tanks, 19, were indicted for feloniously breaking and entering the dweiliekbouse of Mr. Thos. Jones, jeweller, Bridge-street, Westminster-road, and stealing there. from eight gold watches and one silver watch. his property. The particulars of this case appeared in the police report. The Jury having found them guilty, the Judge said their sentence would be a very severe one, but he would take time to consider it. POACHING. Richard Magri, labourer, was indicted foe having, in company with two others, entered the preserves of his Grace the Archbishop of Can. terbury, at Addington, armed with guns, for the purpose of taking and destroying game. Mr. JeNNGT addressed the Jury on behalf of the prisoner. He wee, however, found Guilty, and sentenced to sit months ' im prisaa CROWN COURT. to (Before Mr. Justice 805AN41127.1 James Ritchie, eighteen, was capitally indicted Or having 'Mk set fire to a stack, the property of William Pyle Taunton, Wel, Carshalton. G. Heuer, the Bailiff of Mr. Taunton, said, this was the wend lire which had happened to this gentleman's ricks. Some time before the last fire he saw the prisoner and some other lads roasting potatoes near the rick, and cautioned them to be careful. The prisoner said it is the Counsellor's and ought to be burnt for what he is good for. William Stacy, a little boy, bad been playing on the stack, with other boys, on the Sunday the fire Observing some peesone,, 4 approach they ran off, conceiving one of them to be Mr. Taunton's' bailiff. When witness got to a stile, about 300 yards distance, he ob. saved the stack on fire. He said to his companions that one of the men was Dick Ritchie. Thertisoner was at the fire, and witness heard him say Mr. Taunton's stacks ought to be alien fire, and he in the midst of them for what he was good for. Upon Cross-examination by Mr. Tanen:my, the witness admitted that he told the Magistrates that he was not quite certain it was Ritchie, but only believed so from his being dressed in a peculiar way. The Learned Judge here felt it his duty to stop the ease--and having pointed out the insufficiency of the evidence to bring the charge home to him ' The Jury instantly acquitted him. James Braver, aged 15, was indicted for maliciously and feloniously setting fire to Thomas Wenham's kof Ockley) hay rick, with whom he lived as servant. Thomas Wenham stated, that the boy lived with him as under. carter, and on the 15th of November be was alarmed by the ay of fire ; got up, and found his hay-rick flaming, and put out the fire by throw ing pails of water upon it. Ann Hooker, dairy-maid, said that she saw the prisoner run into the yard just before the alarm of fire. He came into the house and said, " Oh, our rick is on fire." William Hudson, a constable, who apprehended the prisoner, said, that when he was t aken before the Magistrates he made a statement which was reduced to writing. The Judge here inquired if the Magistrate told the prisoner at the time that what he then said would be given in evidence against him. The witness replied, that he did not hear it said. The prosecutor admitted that he had promised to forgive him If be confessed. The Judge here stopped the ease, and observed, that as a promise had been given to the prisoner, and the Justice had not sufficientlyeau. tioned hint as to the effect of his confession, the safe course be, to find a millet of Not Guilty. The Jury accordingly acquitted the prisoner. THREATENING LITTERS. Sarah Bird was indicted for having sent a letter with a fictitious sig nature to Messrs. Young, nurserymen, at Epsom, threatening to burn some out-houses, their property. Mr. Peter Young stated, that two men, whom be smee employed, lodged at the prisoner's house. One morning he lama a lima pipes I parcel in the garden, containing the following tatters— " Novembe 11. " Messrs. Young—Unless you raise the payment of the mem red boys in your employment in less than five days your greenhorns shell he blown up into ten thousand pieces, so mind what you are at—H.Y.N. Took this letter immediately to a magistrate, and upon making in quiry discovered that a tradesman named Bugg kept similar paper, and bad sold some to the daughter of the prisoner. Two sheets were found in her house, which corresponded with the paper of the letter. The prisoner said she had used one sheet in writing to her mother at Dorking. Mr. Lynn, the constable who apprehended the prisoner, found the paper in the house, which Mr. Bugg said was similar to what be had sold to the prisoner's daughter. Mrs. Colleridge, wife of one of the Secondaries of London, stated that the prisoner had frequendy written letters of business to her. On being shown the letter sent to Mr. Young, she stated that the writing so closely resembled the prisoner's, that she had no doubt whatever that it was written by her. • The prisoner strongly denied all knowledge of the transaction, and accounted for purchasing three sheets of paper, by stating that she was in the habit of writing other people's letters. The Judge having summed up, the Jury, after some deliberation, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. POLICE REPORTS. *I" BOW-STlLEET.—Millions Hatay, an elderly man, in the garb of a coalbeaver, was charged, yesterday morning, before G. Blinahull, Iraq. with haying wantonly and cruelly treated a horse. Police constable 59, F division, stated that as he was on duty in George-street. Aoelphi, at half.past two o'clock on the afternoon of Sunday, he observed a bone lying on the ground, and the defendant and some other man endeavouring to haul the horse, by means of a cord tied round his neck, tied to a cart. They were unable to do so, and the cart going on the poor animal was dragged along the street for a con siderable distance. Mr. Mixsunu.—Was the horse able to stand ? Constable—l believe not, your Worship. Mr. Illissitta.r. —Well, do you suppose the defendant intended to strangle the horse by drawing the cart on ? Constable—No, your Worship; I think the cart went on by ac. cident. Sergeant Stewart corroborated the testimony of the constable. Mr. Alursnura. observed, that it was a case of the most aggravnaul and wanton cruelty, and proved the defendant to possess a heart as hard as a stone. Defendant—That's not the case, for your Worship sees as how I've got a wery tinder art. (A laugh.) Mr. Id unity r.r. not believing this, imposed a fine of 40s. on : the do. fondant, and in default of payment, sentenced him to two months im prisonment in the House of Correction. George Cannon, bookseller, Ryder's mart, Leicester-square appeared to answer an information laid against him, for having *AVM indecent book. The defendant was tined 201. about a fortnight spikes similar ofence. The defendant said that as there was then pending s lglrtit him in the Court of King's Bomb an indictment, at the instance of the Soci ety for the Suppression of Vice, which might subiectlini to heavy consequences, he hoped the Ma gistrate would act leniently towards him. Davis. the witness, said that several booksellers had been engaged in this trade for years. Mr. Alrwsnura. hoped to see them all punished, and then sem. tenced the defendant to pay a fine of 201. or in default ordered him to be imprisoned six months in the house of correction. Sarak Jones, the woman who underwent two examinations on a charge of having dangerously wounded her husband, was again brought up, when the husband, a respectable looking man, who mewed quite. recovered, attended and gave his evidence with great reluctance,as be admitted that he struck his wife a blow, before she inflicted the wound. Mr. Altasucu., under these circumstances, admitted the prisoner to bail, her husband in the sum of 501. and two sureties of 251. each, for her appearance to answer the charge. The commencement of the French performances at the Haymarket Theatre is fixed for Monday mutt; but, owing to the inclemency of the weather, ,riono of the performers, who are expected from France, have net yet arrived. • The Chelmsford county dress ball took place of Tues day night. and, as usual, was attended by all the beauty and fashion of the neighbourhood. MI went 'off with bell. liant eclat. There were preseOt. 2,50 of the most distin guished fashionable. in the county. The supper, in which nothing was wanting either to gratify the appetite ,or please the eye, was announced about .two o'cloSk iifteti 7 Whith , dancing was resumed and kept' up del six O'clock in. the' morning. Harmony and conviviality were fully evinced on this occasion. We need not add that the music was excel lent, as it was provided by Weippert. confidence that so useful a feature will recommend thisiernal to preference in every place where a daily evening japer is read. In all the colonies, and in all countries while En glishmen reside, this yaws FROM HOPS will confer pecitfier interest on the STAR. The circle of every six days' STA* will present a complete picture of the kingdom. CHELTENHAM JOURNAL, Dar. 27. The advantage al ellowtei sipisfahrrel lairearms meall at ground with the fn bees acted epos fa sammil peels of this county, poseleahrly al Widesek, *me laid imbue* has wt the example. It is his Lsa filar iddr om =s es essmariel the misitisa et Was aid aladlialla am aim" caespimul 111=an beta Med at ea lbw illltespia sfessia, the first week In the new year. ' 4 aaliameas soft its fidishitants of Mwearse, was hal is tits La o en tits I.lb int far the pa epees it immating firs their wally Asti View, the Vaismabb A eleg y groom et dee bob os the apple trees in the IWO ploalse pal amp et spike asst saum‘ O N Oiler, e leayageow, of the obis of meaty }oak the prepay .(Mn MOO, ofl ham, was set on lie by an kiss& sty: Oa Saluda/ Ate a nek of straw was also dee tr oyed by at Hea. goaddi pu edag, an sahmeive rimiest es the brick WWI!. at of 1111‘Wood, of , was burnt. The in. a deemed in the et a sailor, who had boa spelottailehes la is alglit a tlasl het. a Waft and stack of by wsli est on fin tart Whitebueth, Salop, sod with three cows that:yield" is bare, was camanstl. The wife of William Heath died of twee by the desemedes et their poorly. Three WOW lid& Olt Scotch moos have bests passed through the county of loth& *Ow is lot 'oath. Wedneeley, Ma PdVis, of flpiaay 01111111014 received as a present for the aviary, a seise, Line Omer sad health, taken young, tram a hedge spanow's mo t in Jess 1111.. J -Wdo, the cosehome, who was tidied by the late Stroud mall sal. dent, lingered until liatarday, the 11th fa* what be died of the injuries he sustained. Sir Charles Moegan's annual show of stock took place on Thursday, the 16th inst. at Court-y-Bells Fenn, near Newport, mod the highest gratification was afibeded to a mostresSd a ge and numerous company. MARRIED. — Edward Groves , Captain in the Hon. I. I. Company, to Olivia, widow of J. H y, Esq.—At Luis Here. ford, Mr. John Benbow, of Easton, to Mary, only daughter of John Lambert, Esq. 111111).—Near Gloucester, aged 39, Sussana Maria Dirndl', *BM of James Conolly, Esq.—At Withington House, Mary, will d Jones, Esq.—ln London, after a short illness, Priscilla, Mists( driers Charles Hanbury, &q. of Halstead, Ease:, and oldie Old We House, Cheltenham, In the tOth year of her sge.—At Tetbury, aged 72, John Lettal, Faq.—At the Rectory, Abner, Dorset, the Rev. P. Maxwell. PLYMOUTH WEEKLY JOURNAL, Dim. 30. The parish of Wivelscomb has taken land to divide among labourers on Mr. Baroard's plan. Mr. Ley, of Abbot's Roswell, had his premises sad barn set fire to on Wednesday last. by w hich 40 bogs of coin and a throshing.machins were destroyed. lie had previously received a &Wag latter. Five hundred pounds are offered for discovery. Various threatening letters continue to be sent to individuals in the West. The following is a copy of one which was sent a few days since to the Rev. Dr. Ifedge, rector of Haulm:btu*, bearing the post mark of Bridport " Sir—Wrote this to you to tell you if you dont lower your tithes, you and allyour poniasshallbs burned on thole of mom month in a sheet time, for we poor &stress soils will not suer no longer for you pusses and landholders, and Mr. Barnes shall be destroyed likewise from your Mend in a short time." On Monday night- a stable and cart-house, together with a gtoughing-machiu, a quantity of poles and hurdles, ands 0 sheaves, wars totally destroyed at Beadle, in the We of Par bock. Mr. Voss, the proprietor, is stated to be one oldie kindest and most forbearing landlords and masters. A fire took p l ea at Sandford, near Crediton, on Wednesday last, on premises bel ong ing to J. Quiche, Fag. of Newton-House, and In the occupation o[ r. Partridge, which it entirely destroyed, together with the outbuildings. It arose entirely from accident, having been our. stoned by the carelessness of an apprentice boy, who has been cenmailisil to bridewell for three months. J. (1. Newton, Esq. at his audit on the 11th of put vassal, abated his rents 90 por cent. from Lady-day, 1020. Have ths twist mini the wags. of Unit. labourers ? A very melancholy accident occurred an the 2d inst. at Sailm, ssM of the coast blockade stations on the Yorkshire coast, by which Liana Ewen B. Sutherland, R.N. and two seamen ware drowned. Lint. Sutherland observed a Dutch pilot 'wading in for Baum, at low water, when she grounded, and her crew duetted her. Lieut. Sather. land determined to board 13cr, in the hope of getting her off on the coming flow of the tide; accompanied by two of his men, he accordingly boarded hoc ; while on ths poop, a heavy sea struck her, and sbe sunk. The Lieutenant and his men citing to the mast, and remained so for an hour and a half, when a tremendous sea carried away the mut, and shortly after a boom fell on the Lieutenant and killed him. The life boat and another reached the spot at last hom a different quarter, but too late. Lieut. Sutherland was the third son of the late Capt. Sutherland, of tippal, Sutherlandahhe. The (land Western Canal will be forthwith put in progress. Con tracts are immediately to be entered into for its extension ftom Hol combe towards Taunton. V. Stuckey Esq. having lowered the rents of his estates, Mr. James Hebditch, of South Petherton, one of his tenants, bas shady increased the wages of his labourers accordingly. Mr. Caine', of Langpoet , during the lost week, held inquests upon the bodies of no less than four children, who were burnt to death by their cloths. taking fire. Four girls were brought before the Plymouth Polies-41m this week, by the Wardens of St. John's Chapel , for improper conduct during di vine service on Sunday night last. The sue was fully made out, and the magistrates informed them that they bad'subjected themselves to a penalty of SOL wit out mitigation. The Wardens did not, however, press the case, and the defendants were discharged. Gosling and his gang of resurrectionists arrived on Friday from Exeter, and were placed on board the Captivity hulk. The Re% tinge, 76. having been found very defective, another line-of battle ship (the Malabar or Canopus) will be commlosionst in her stead. mARRIIO3..—Tbs Rev. W. G. Cole s late Curate of Sionsbousse. to Ma. haat Fry, of Mandnica--F. W. M'DomA Tag. R.N. to Jesse, ache kas Joseph 8. Fox, of Raelseff—J. KIM, Req. of Donmpon L to Mn.. G. liospint—At Palmema, me. N tip Ms Prim.—At Mmesonlimnpsseed. Llemmant Royal Navy, to Mies Tucker. DIED.—In his Nth year, John Clark Lowed, of Mouthed. Esq., one of His Majesty's Justices of the Nees he the County of Devon, and a Captain in the North Devon 1111litia.—At Fkoonce, ny asamig h le m o n, on Manta= to his home, Dona atiesehans, aged 26, son of Capt. Ede of Liakeerd.—At Relish Remarry, Char lotte, wife of the Rev. William Bleoek.--At Crediton, the Rev. Wm. Russell. GLASGOW FREE PRESS, Dtc. 29. The petition for Parliamentary Reform, speed to at dewy, by a meeting of merchants, bankers, &e. on Doe. 18, is ammo:a fte signa ture at no lass than 38 of the most respectable houses in that day, a circumstance which indicates the state of public feeling OM this mooted question. The following is a statement of commitments for delinquency at Glasgow within the put yes, : II 1828—Criminal Warrants . - - 1178 Deserters from the Ann, - • - 28 Lawbturows . - - - 4 Breach of Sequestration Breath of Servitude Total 614 - 4 During the year ended on the 14th instant, there has been a dig Oil- don in the foram yearof no less than 107 burials, while the marriages have itteraseed.9o. Copies of the late Lord Advocate's Bill to abolish the present mode of taking ligament% having been transmitted to the Dean of the Pandty of Procnrateetin this city, we are informed that &meeting of that body' was held yesterday forenoon, to take the same into antaidenetlen, in termed Sir Wm: Rae's request. Several members delivered their epia-1 ions on the subject ; and we are most happy to state, that the meeting was quite unanimous in the opinion that the existing method of infeft. l int is a piece of absurd, %melees, and expensive foam, not in anid ft d egree render* the proprietor's title more secure, but itequently ptt to Maud.; and a strong feeling was expressed on the propiay every ddag being done which can be done rarely, to get rid of this memo % . On isturday a ease of unprecedented atrocity was broods tis4lPollee Court. A man of the name of John Murray, wMts w el l ett 'd ndl wife, Margaret Campbell, were put to the bar, accused with grossly maltreating his children, the one a boy, nine years of age, the other a girl, aged seven. The girl was quite unable to stand up, owing to the systematic course of cruelty and starvation of which she had been the t h is tand, . the dap was •• I half-ID:=2 - i bend - each i but -- Mildew staid to p home, that gild ond, chess to went A d : rather then An that risk I o measies, .ads deg sabeisted en the meet wretched rams, and afteetook shelter he the night In. stairs, bps% se ether satheases. Campbell was sen. tweed to limy days' coollemoset Is thilewell. At an only Wm en Monday MOM It was discovered 4 . tb sp e Nokias Iniabliameatot he lw ai r la Virents.strest, robbed, odd d that of entirely aspied of its cements. The sem is stated by dis Ink with a parcel behoging to th Nark mal Bonk et Ileethoi, ass= new notes of IL mak, whisk bed net hem in denehtiln. lotrll *CI It = tend that the place must have been with keys en who the porter and May, who reside the ter Set, were at Mash ; ad limn else number of doors the robbers hed le apse beim they meshed the safe, it wmhl wpm that they mast hens testa mash ern able time in the city me *di pleas were antamL /Mr oath. ad. simian by the trent close, they proceeded to the deer of do pees% bade which they also °paid. In a closet of the peon hawse tine is a winch or pulley, by while an iron door which massed the ma In. lowed and rained. The look at this closet was opearlomd thug\ the bona was kept in another pit of the boom, i t t c la ws set M, and the dam shied. They then entered the safe and the trio box in which the gamey was deposited, which they otheionemes.—As it in addle of the security which keys they ink dm hey In the bi b. and lacked it with one of their au Ws. 1110.11•14 down agda the hen dear, and locked all liet Heine theentib tiMlk hod lanai, se did so trace of rebUq sill he hunk onsep a t; ot km Mlle eft dells locks ~lied Webs eras at thotehe pa p Siam the *lbw/ It has ben it that on sea , trig, two'ssepielons.loeklagehmactets hit to with the , and that two isdivitinals et a Annie timalpdea, procured he SOL la 11. mess, tem a benkkag establishment i but eldteash Mahal I dioms hem, sad demise:o,er' wpm the alert, en uses los low got to • li the approbandon ot the :Me m, he wid th 10111 mined his been The Trades here have resolved to give a Politica-View be the Trades' Hall, and to invite to it the Comadmi of the Olaspw liehem Associstion, m• with such other pa redeem as they ' believe to be meeW in the canes et the 8 sad meet of th e gentlemen thus selected, have teem the with endiellty. TIN.. ~,auch to be wished den a et hed By shoe ,' beta helms the addle By sertli. ally 11U/as awl =Meg 41 abet pall, a land a mali MI MOW' it yet may be pose& a diet be change, which even the meet obtuse perceive le b e wassizy. - A letter hes bees receiveddiktows km a temptable tomer In the !Lipper Wad of this county, Vilking, that be, as well es a makes of kle asighbeass, had seedved lanes siped " Leveller," falkathig that dm immediate marales we. Agreed to abolish the use et ear theasidta md mat i tte, , their they alight expect an early nentand visit him to An Mame frost voted this nelghbetteheed deo lieturday, and still cootheass, although mach abated, with snow.. The mercury has been lasearebeg between fifteen and thirty two. The track.boats are in the meandahe laid ap e . HAMILTON. Dec. 25.—The Rev. Dr. Meek has eat Mr. Cannon Deans, treasurer for the poor, two hundred carts of coals, being the pro dose of a collection at the church on the 111th cuneat, which has been r peat blessing to many. Enurention, Dee. 27.—For a comiderside date Dr. Ilmellem bee ban in the habit of haranguing a number of people's .theelett: ing ab. jests, MI the Sunday evenings, in Maelent's Hall i MS the seenneme, which took piece he week, is worthy of the asthma ages et superstition:—Abbotibir menthe shoe, one P. H. a joiner, caught the infectim of this ihisaddem. A tenni& since be was mind with a basin fenn i _and sashed as his bed. As it .2..,nt Wednesday sen'afght, " two e rb e e de reethrtik," l""ek nemely ee the , who is WWI Is die mwposelhe the sordi d A ' Tger2 the Church; and NMI, Ile - reicher, entire& she sick men's lime, when he had beset. ingindirlo, la o n on tab Eiet dr& Huh( sindoed ham lo , thorlmeit wawa at l s ollikk i add tout e few ill& to the mew. detires. They then sprang on then Cannons held up Ids had. and Wed, "P.IL 1 Mannehl gels the name if the Loci 1111116 Chrin, to cans art et that bed ," but shriek gm, draw. I les seedy his _last bre" was weedy ft die sonneen4, and MONA Onnediately afterwards, whos 0. . the A ja. Mead etheleg ashamed at endi " had there net been people et tirr i erd Se 1= 1. 4 have bees ersocr l".-0a Friday as Mends tithe ceased set out bm Rae Seim, he the Calton Mora rai, they I lwen by a momber et Dr. Hamilton's motley and desir commi sothe culled, that the intedbrence eel l ie rst mg et mg goal tainpansble, before the intennent. could be ST. Awanzw's.—ln coasemmes of an advertisement sips& _by .To ilmisa balisatorameedag tool pipe is the Town Hall, on Saturday to swam • ;maiden to the kOlinne for Parliementary Rehm , had previously been mode to boron br esi r have • • camemmed, with which that to Dr. John Buster, = re AlemeAse, Dr. t . Denson ; Ms. Dehymple, Mr. Smell, Mr. sod Ms. Dampeter. Mr. Small was - ed to the chair, and was shirred by Mr. Dempster, . Preteens Alemodre, Do. r end the Bow Mr. Aitken. Ars.—A semiltion is at present in comae of signature at Tain, foe the Provost to call a public =often the subject of Rehm. Dl4 TILY.—At Manchester ' Mr. .1. T. Arthur, KS fi D. Br+ late of levenbanh—At Penti s h r e Ir ma. Caw,Ree. *Collset l e, Chelsom--At Hope Cresant, Patrick lieriferbeadr, lim. hs the Ilith_yesa et hn ma.- ;ninon, on the 17th inn. John Depth* Mg. etihrfte* lap in the East India Company's Service. DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, DEC. 29. Petty eight literary teachers of Dublin have called a neseting of tht body, en Jenny 1, to petition fora Repeal of the Union. Tlaty sight ask natters of Dublin have called a meedng st their trade in is emits The Bishop et o ° ;;alst a Parmalle yam we 1"0041113.064=114 for the lest time to the Bridsl== *kg to build an liespital he the pier ts is that city. The severe weather et the sating bpi been cap dalled is Iceland. In the ;tomb the tbsmemelbr hi to 1111, lei mow was gemsd. At Glasubwhond, him seek Jelm Mkt was emilmilly shot dead by bb bestires Mang bassi and a =gr a was severely wounded by tile unsmyemeil old I : s t a, la The linamml ann. weaven el have had E gond mating, Jobs Theater chairman, to pass and pedhle for the restos. mice et am Irish Parliament. What relates to the state of their trades merits peeks s-- " The is portion et kis Mejsety's shjsms has mad privations of the most nesseisthi • collate wt. Imam ..raailaadror or most his bee" the thin and cotton warms of the eds. st slred we now view, with the deepest do. gese et s . Oh blessing to mid* limit ems% oseent ft o • f hemsof silt Mt: afr o inap a icoosa illlll7; opubm badlaq _ dim * of ownogitaniss, be doss so ether, ask I = ll =ll 4l M a t e ped an diet as a topeal of the Legielathe Wes. as wain the COINININIIDrit of all our grievances (tau is period of the assoval of our resident Legieleture. 1 " Thst it is with feelings at the most poignant osture t s i tvert to the oI me yew* Matsemikas. The of the aadaliV ht. ae lem • a it ' llattl . ill awaraimaia """m li a t t ilasa ria •ita= ' , bi gLieffed% dolvi sighs t i : ini yell is amiss totally eiteledied from the slope and bilv :lgn rinhassi. a ' iow us. l44 ar ddl okt is 4 " 1 " 11 :: :: ";:e 6r ponds. all somport et hivigsvig, is bermes Wholly deserted—he stem skint amilir while Plc ararri.s4=s to a g e day sinking hem oampsambre=: L o s he most wretchedness misery. We are of opisista, hat Alm grievances can be redressed only by a lord st Unius. "Time pwrions i *ed at the_perted of the Dit of Great Britain ad Isim the of a Aohys Ind OtemWearet tme sishil yesystdos mope_ :sreO•sk 'hi* are Irtalei WI W Nippon the hieuthe Iseletilsei, meth ism heig_memep7Ma Law who are essesquestly thews a birds ma the p‘bile. a That the hightail havoc, decay, and lissehtles, *Ws are daily tine heysverisbed nembuta (themeeh of whom a g rralts' s ili T e t =ss k ard now reused to hundeeda,) by emigre. tit.... west et and ems stievaties. Wetted instantim all whisk an not wastbg, vs_mdtpted is may et them s. recklessness' wok the ststbM *blue vats. a Time t ai b l e=eirand dommi of the Monies of iltle, aty, whish wore (pievios• to that Act of Union) the comfy:table abodes et ow hdosawas °Mathes, Masai an jiglattarVi d....6 l tour mesa giemelod risk In society this the :Zllllsiah its &me empty stored et tbe Llent TVs Bolls tt11.113 4 evidosses dour hopeless situation. . . " Thut the greater part of our Nobles aid Cushy an that our merchants are _almost all intportanF-Our traders i tl al :keepers the .a of foreign manufacturers, kering 'the animas see "mos liolft city without a circulating abeam." 15 4div isteuests ot real When will be toad with dem IMersot leY lknpire, and they svmtly deserve solemn attentios, ; Shi k 1 of Trustees of the ?Woad Tribute 10 Daniel OT..onnig, Le. M.P. held at ilayes's Hotel, Dublin, 17th December, 1830, William Murphy, Esq. in the chair, It was agreed that contributions shall be received for the completion of the Ping at all the Catholic Houses of Worship throughout Ireland, on the second Sunday of the new year, January Bth, 1831, to be called " Tin O'Couratt • • individual. as well as the me at der,the Gentkoss, w i ll ids sense etthe hawk, 1 mastry, la preatriag the c o ,. the preplemedea boned from * anangeweale tee at PWritaj Wi llieyia — ad hew theme es gesseeil, a ra gibil 4 =by ha Mims ' sad Ilewielo c r ear eg= . bather mehitem, . &eft ilo Mr. there l 'peesent the fee him on bk eamp a ithe DoWk. A i c . paladin et tams oath of the mead meimoegedur w i th the mow awl wintioks r ths alawws, Gumbos, riaeau, d e . tumbled ea, as the ramie heat ll tift Is minks boss ells di* WOW abject. la peienance et thk melee, dm depteekn o dodo Mg et the hushed end Myczeleki ongs reday st Swath Um Basieden.walk, sad headed -, _ Meemied ea a n ow t : set oat gout balkiest. two Visa. The meals et the IMO deemated mith as maw and pose egad, eidiths them mimic The those mos Opines. le the Ides et the pee make was am* as ooWdmableel ea lft O'Omeell's say T he wheiews were d The Lord Lieetemet, iiim a a amisa teampleded by hiaid: file aim& Wilke di DMA% mil by a limeas sea a desk Ms qpiaistse, maks hum Ilio 414Whe at the Oath the vast INlNlbbri. Oa mplaing at ile bed et the tll., dos, Ms we resethed will the mat tesiesNe ...... wilful be goy eihnewfolpd. The Vaal ba4 ✓ived M its as they them, vo li rmrteh is Z moved ihke thus, and Offsiag. At Mr. CYCeemellb, an home= memalee of panne stew le wobble Is their added. Atha mop oeir, d ie trades drew Illp hi ilkat et the heasimalie gellemea's Nam% is ths balcony et itdek wee Me. 0'C...d1, whit Um. Mime Mid h. Indy ; and Me. Oath& having apposed in the lamp ebb the ed. dress, thusgoesesisite reedit. Aalejim av d d r Mewls " The en mew neat who he ewer re.. 11,1e1 2 Monad. Thorsimmist whom •who advocatta am ar e = niati aver the veil The Cathie emus kw ward which ame s : il e air et ewes. M a tz velem* the with mowed whim: Xamedpation. All the MON et malleyed teamthee the Ma of the Pimple—dm Imlay thaw of them let the Mimi C R = tide impeares= temp. em dee Mimi et dimmed; sift to shele tie meat/ the just seedbed - theirkelmeddse, mehemiegtee amber in she wenn hand of peering blemilthip--amalesem aid .desumieeil, mile the paternal Ind" maid gaidtheeityoo, thdr Wood ea hadiebb pa. Woe, to pursue to its attainment that groat and mama= dim; the repeal off the Union. lifu ser oar *diode' ;=la le inelmehd, mod may *e of all b your daps la laypiame Al : l l7 yea may long live to see Wi la as she ought to he, Great *dens sad free, First flower of the seeds, end lest gem of the ma.' " This address was compined sad welelen el lt di tglfervneureet, and was tastefu ll y onnented whit a and orange Mlles interwoven, onspodig • Liberator's sneak Mr. O'Connell read an mews; in which woes the thliswing para graphs : "If the uneemiting pemermesee of my ellen >hr ems end of our 00•111112 extuttiy, elm oh emy die an your lindese% I en, is return, teinfj_Len nit to rolls my Sundae mail the Wen *all be re. • dowsed; as well as a retested leghbture established in r tulanrn. " The y ea ell home, was nag! , sand_ by heals the mist vile,lby the meet atrocious, the most Instil by liesidmid. maT e : lll : ll rtare ' too ha. table le =al by man, or to have hen egg end by less than denesidend Thee Vales, thm; anceeted by ibendi, semnpthea, Milan violence, and Windy hes new hoed lidny yaw ifte diary years the Irish nor. ties bee maned di amansel Union--ond d., them thirty years, it sanest, with the beet esseblinse tetrath, be peolosiled that the Union hes sonered awyINN boat sa "It he Mt ememlbstera—it has distressed our cam atmeown hu pingsdnd ear bbousen—ruined our farmers —starved ly et boindlimit, lair native land, myriads of our industrious and animas and epseatives—neemeed enormously our absentees e g ua i all the mounts of our ffertileconetery, and two ; Ale a t sew the sitastion of Inland wines' honor and It le in endued by all patties, that there were never • ems doproW end Mentesesil people than the people of Ireland. " Aug !Ms my lonsaryninee en live le the met fade bad on the 6se sorib—s sail with the Anima gide of bowlful Parrinste, ma aphis of in aflame mid comfort, three those bee present numbs of "Inns le isti.,tims hes lOWA du &hem land wide the poorest people ele dlill now 11•11* War Is ebelems--mngevern mot. ~sr% and nesemerily commeted with, the Undoes. 0 las tri,seMie, my bebved coontrynten, determine to use all our Morn, end new to wiz wadi we procure the repeal of that baneful and deornedve meoware. " in sear to noised, our seems IN* be peaceabk, legal, and son. Woolen:1 Let It be but peacsable, umnita t, and coostitationaL, and samoss, believe me, is attain mid " Thus, my fellow-eitions, my Mande, my brothers—thus shall we addore one men malsiess, tessiess, bleedient, political chenge—ead the Union will be—shall be—most be mpeoled." O'CONNELL. Mier Mr. O'Connell had °godsend reading this answer amidst the meet deafening buns. he proessid to addrsis the multitude sit ettallapealtiline spend The dennetion then yessouni through tin balk where they woes met by Mr. CFCamell, who amok node neat cordially with every member as he passed; those who weer Orengonen announced themselves as such, and were severally embraced by blot with all the ardour of unaffected friendaidp—many of kissing hit band with know. DljDD—At Poomlown, Finds, NO it Mt. Sops Marty.—Sarah Milan* wits of Mr. James Ihnumide, of CapolAteet. SHEFFIELD — ari - IANT, Dec. 31. The question of the removal of the Tork Minster Screen came on for deaden on Timidity. The meeting proved to be ens of the most tu multiono twee teen in that city. There was a majority of twenty ems against the permed *age; but the removal was carried by a majority of pro lm, with throe item Archdeacon Markham, W. L. F. Sena, Bs* J. R. li.Birm/0 4 ,11‘. sod (ho. Stricklaati, Rag. led on mmt44o._ The prindpid tram ihr the removal were Lewd dlorpeth, illetheß, gyp. P. the Hon. R. R. ?etre, the Rev. W. V. Teuton. r eu rs=: B4 ll3l F. H. Pawls% Sq. and the Rev. D. R. Currer. she Chiimmen, wairnestral, leer were the matimp Mat he *bed lb would now peubb s tee l ting. 4111=7at Ifloceis, mar Blimibiy, vose be OD _ The visand eves, ta l tbst osuld easily b Warli t loot him 171 EM , which w throw 139 wu~ osO Mt of employment, is to be the work r inessdiary. Thamiliery is the posperey of Earl Fitswilliam, ismishio. with Lord Milton, wise both present assisting in main blebs &aim CimPakcp at net, ham in the men tioo of a farmer named D" at Um= ta w : , was to be on fire; and :Afore *IOW bessofictcd it was entively cammamd. Oa the mains of Omni ay, a stack of oats belonging to Mr. John lißta, of Famadmr, tam es. was discovered to be on tire. On big qyded of the eireemessno, Walter ?errand, Esq.. of Harden Mew, set of to aseetala the cause of the fire, and was AM balm, Monday, and Townley in * *angs t* I aod s. relemed a bill elorbg a reward of 300 L be Weisseby aseniag, Mr. Embrey, of Barnsley, had a wheat cask, onatablog ahem 30 bads, sad a hay Mack,k, containing about 20 at an be, and bath nearly emmumed. These stacks stood on some high road nets to the swinhill data Amami' from Bradford arid Halifax speak fissennohly of the stuff and wooled tee*, the seam of the year mmeldned. Prom Radars fleld are advises* has ciaisdag. la Leeds the wain desk trade osethinot tolerably eisedy I and the stuff massisstanos aw busy.— [We insert this, as sommen-blocs, for nothing la man biladsus than *A reports ahem trade.] A doming Sitillestesalm *bevy has been oommitted on the of his Jams Cos, of.Hamaley: Cash to the amount at 1= takes. - Fair what may In henna& lotto the his at Hp tae duty, and if gassed sod mods hes bawd, befog an teemasseerstad slaw fedora arable, ash seendles II am *dodos INK hi hurried , at yogis. a sailine day of par ont. add be nil bpay an podia ink st seatitisi bus dos do annelidan. A coder he is mensal proosodsa 1 its _ b against IVA tigast= ho bun ostablided in this onni, coder tb.tl ashy? of VAIIIIRID.—)I*. Win Jai* Rosen, w Mbs Charlotte Boden. 'dash* of Janos Balsa EAR. of Chntabild.—ldr. Jonathan We , thondMiedof Drselidd. to Elia, Moo devighor of John Thompson, Esq • if osisa DIZZI—At tit iigtaati. Darby, WlYam IMO, lllsq. F.R.S. in tho Dith year of big age t a ataa of en .—At Mb). Jane, widow of J. Amilir, lerk—At used rc lia. of Osage lablefas, 16%. of Jana* Aka ter o f the late Rev. Bier. Mem, lbeadle,t S. Qom, BHP of the rum of Jackson sad Hodgette, esteasive bleseben.—.llt Neeessile• Charles Hasse* 11*. H6.—Allablaberhase_il &MP Black- Ketk r At O.Matsa , Nato, Darla, lbt lir if Gear *ark WATER AT LONDON BRIDGI TO-MORROW. a. is• I is. • Afternoon .. 41 1 Lot:Don: "lintd and rublisbad by JOllll MATYII6 at obi ST.ta ()Trier, No. I, Pickett-place, Templa:Bar. PANORAMA OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. iv, --wil ii. - It The following arrangement will henceforward- be coatio. victim s her skin was thy At shelvelkid, l_p i want of teed, Tam?' Stamm" -rbs hashish Ina net in the Star, and it will combine the interests of dm end ber Are sa keme. Thin uhe b is clailw I:llabirf" bads bmi ev y r s o f gen dp a resh I vi.. .b. net th us t it a imbi the s a ib ia "lillh a isse y a united kingdom in one foam Public attention is invited would min the b 7 the .MU lbsir hen Wan ant ma the mama br Ws dm caul dash thus to r at , whilst their pasManloons tithe soundesi a melon aline " IIIMIIIII " in this manner, and irseparate arrangement sdopted, in the Sys an d The miler allowance • t Wm& ibr The Teethe boss 4.11461 .11 .1 AL • 11.-1...ni the dam vim • half atte:v e w eeau 4 of bead each i bat so meth ware the the Ost . idi an akciel o and alamillieln O .2. m at • ___...___ _..... a,— r _....* . ~~; lIIGI I 4 ~ A I 1 I ra r. • IV M 1 I ~~ - ." aw ef la hi bli Ps 11l CI $ tai •d PSI 00, 21 PU I MU OM as ha a 7 for aso r! Sal ad • ".1 wi ale tr 4 et vi Pe 101 11/ c ia