Star. — London, England, 1831-09-30 00:00:00

N .~.. ~ .. ODE 70 DRUNKENNESS. vamissrarzto By vtiossas ruatone, EIQ• Oh ! drunkenness. spouse beloved, wheredest thou stray ? Hrrc in shy absence stupidly I pine; For since we parted this time yesterday. Otis 1 many A Mack sad Meter thought was wedded thee all freely ansl light hearted, - Rre I had counted even' to my twelfth year ; I I ik'd thee—for @sob ugly cave depirted. Each big blue devil ilmvetfr when thou welt near; I vnw'd all constancy, rin d kept my Ton, Out oh !• sweet spo u se, what signifies it now ? Wide is thy range, but greater still thy slower, A worker of wild wooden: sure thou art; Strange are thy freaks in that most merry hour... When the full cup comes forth to warm the heart; Oh ! many • miracle thou haat tilletsd, When jolly ones at table were collected. Ctiang'd by thy touch, the poor quite rich beam*, The low get lefty, and the timid bold ; Cripples get legs—speech bursts upon the dumb, Anti youth and vigour bless the weak and old ; The smile of joy weah o'er the hoe of trouble, And folks, with hardly half an eye, seellouble. - By thee the miser's purse is opened wide; The dolt, the dunderhead , thou rendeest witty; 'Tis thine to lend meek lowliness to pride, Or melt the stony selfish heart with pity : Even lid hell.dasing weather-beaten sinners, When mov'd by thee, in grace become beginners. flow oft have I, dear spouse, inspired by thee, , • Pour'd the full tide of eloquence along ; Bow oft have other wigbts been chanted like me; Now up now down, defending right or wrong ; ' Subtle thou art, and valorously strong. 'Tis thine to loose the slave. or bind the free, To paralytic with age the limbs of yopth ; Void of all guile, with thee dwells barefat'd truth. No friend ars thou to sly hypocrisy— Thy sway pervades sack station and degree; , The boor hull hall'd thee With a sleepy song— O'er many a cosquer'd conqueror halt thou smil'd, And even the guide of realms thou turnest to a child. Little thou beedsst where thy bead Is laid, To thee the bog Has the bed of down ; Little thou mindest how thy clothes are made, Small thought bast thou of cloak, or tap, or gown ; For points of form thou attest not a pin, But at the chimney would as moo come in, Aye ! just as soon as at the opening door— The pelting rain may drench thee o'er and o'er, The storm—the snow—the bail armed may fall, • Still ! still, my fearlesi spouse, thou Wiest at them all. To many an ancient haunt art thou allied, Oh ! many a lordly one thy daios must 01111 ; The soul of valour and the heart of pride, Must stoop all butnbty where thy face is shewn, Wide round the land thy relatives an known, The chiefs of might. O'Donnel. and O'Neill, WOuire, O'Borke, Mt Mabee, and O'Connor, Kildare's old Earl, that pink of worth and honour. °Wantons from the mountain and the vale, Fair Antrint's chiefs, O'Connell and O'Keatte, And hundreds more that must unnam'd remain All these. though haughty, and how high they be, -These, darling drunkenness, art allied to thee. r Nor these alone—each doctor in the land, _ Rach strutting soldier, draw in red or'blue, Rich minstrel,-sod-roclaret, takes thy band, • Lawyers sod ladies, told the der _toe , Ks' lockgraney's head—the sky so fair to view Than thee at moments seem not more sublime, But low thoullest again io little time: Fill up the cup. may victory be thine own, Go where tiou wilt—for thee 111 live alone. Irish Minstrelsy. SELECT VESTRY ASSESSMENTS. si..: The Parish of Islington, iq_wbith 11111! AhUlt. rave been lately bulk hse, - on amount bT those ' hut bas. recently become the theatroottneat centriddo..About two momhst ago, it skean . 'the inhabitants of the districts into which, for tbe.purpeseof tbees churches, the parish has been divided, were aemonbat ortdoieleed ;ley s demand 'road' or* them for the attars dell. or Ad. is the posed to pinvkle fee theftspiecett9fgailawrelstirdlis..The nollieretpleing dial to poy done moosuieloos smehrestricateho atteattoevJ fi merely lollortooitlee presomreopolred to pay, that a certain son was;dettAloft.ithtlo fee Ow, nere *Aerate*, without specifying what the sum was fon, by wistrainliority •it 'wag levied, and withnot• --It said, • iteleed,.. that it nos ordaioed by Selo:o /stay. the Commissional' fnr Bedding Neer Chateheo. of whom the greatest past el the parishioner bed never. before Asstd. Such a &mod, and such a 'unto( expienatioe. lei immediately to an in vestigation into the oothoriej a . i o n f a t ia i s f am estry, sod into the power of Church Building to appoint thew. It was instantly detected that the urigisal net lot building churches was framed on the supposition that that churches would pry all their own exposes; tite Art Chancellor of the Exchequer expressly declaring, that the reuse the pews were to provide for the salary of the clergyman and of the clef k, and he even calculated on a part of theroduce of the seats coctributing to the expense of the repairs of the, new church. Accordingly, the Act contaload several clauses for the ap.l propriatien of an expected surplus, but none whatever foe: the levying or imposing any sates except one, in which it: was provided that the Churchwthelens might levy a rate for repairs, according to the usual manner of levying church. rates. A subsequent act, Abe 69th Geo 3, gave the Church; building Connniaisiorters- the power to appoint select - res. tries in these districts " for the ease and management of the church in to which %espies it gave the power of appointing a Churchwarden, but it gave no power to make or levy a rate. It visa observed that the Legislature had with curious care provided for the appropriation of baptismal fees, of the little.expected surplus of the pews, the. and, thetefore, it was inferred that the Legislature could never have inten. ded to confer on these Select Vestries the power of levying rates without expressly providing for that. • The select vestries, however, appointed by the church building commissioners, were no sooner installed into t Mee titan they began to exercise that sweetest of all powers, the pitwer of groping into you' neighbour's pocket, and they ordained. without very minutely enquiring into their au. timothy, a heavy rate fug various purposes which, they pre sumed, might be called ' for the care and management of the eliurihe among which was • rotary to the vestry clerk, the legal adviser of the vestry, and the mover of the whole ma chine. The presumed intentions of the legislature, and the knowledge of the wide extent which the select vestry g ave' to the phrase' care and management of the churches, in. duced the parishioners, who looked into the subject, to de. chli• at once that deselect had much overstepped its bounds. It was further discovered. by inquiry, that the Judges had yet given no decision on the power of such Select to make these rates; el at it was the opinion of the best informed Counsel that the Select had• no right to impose any rate whatever; and that them far a clause in the 3d of Geo. 4, which expressly previa/I, that ell the 3letebeta of soy Select Vestry of a parish raiding within any new district made by the Commissicnere shall'be Blembets of the 'Swim Vestries created by thew Cemmissioners. It having been decided by tile Judges that a majority of a •Vestty was necessary to niche a rate, and the Vestry under this provision consisting of all the Select Vestrymen residing within the district, who, amount to some hundreds! the rate that was declared by sixteen Select Vestrymen was evidently not legal. Fortified by this reasoning, and by the obvoius perversion of the, phrase, h care and management of the Church." the mhabitAnts who take an interest in this matter called a Public Meeting, to be held at the White Condit Rouse last evening, to cousider of the-best means of leg alit re sist* A t payment of the rates. The .Meetiog was called for a* o'clock, and very soon after that time the room elym e d for the purpo-e of the Slating was crowded to mesas. It soon 'appeared that the persons who called ti. I Meeting died nut calculated on the summons being numernusly and enthusiastically answered. Mr. I.odgakin was unanimously called to the Chair. Be ton any business could be done, it was found necessary to adjourn the meeting to the open gardens. A considerable time was waged in getting light and -sects' to the orchestra. which did not exhaust the patience of the people. After the Chairmen had opened the. business, a settee of Resole. teens, denouncing die Church.rates as Allege', pledging the Meeting tot to pay them, raising a subscription to defray Site experts, and apppintirg Gemini:tees and facers to carry the Resolutions itro tact, were moved by. Pelt. Skelding, hit. Green, 3.1 d May, grad other gentlemen, and unanimously etti I. 'Mat the New astrict • Church .Rates ordered to be levied by tl.r pretended defect Vestries, under the presumed authority g the IL butch Buildirg Acu, are contrary to the , itiientiun of tae freoimt of these Acta, ccrtatelp.uncoosti u. y, I i r tional and illegal, and ordered by men who have hastily and unwarrantably assumed an authority not conferred on them by Act of Parliament. 2. That this Meeting do one and a l ref* Batts, until. it has been decided by a poper they are legal, ant Mat the pretNeded , Distriet tries are authoestd to make ‘bein • 3. That a Subscription be entered into to pent which may be incurred in resisting the par.. Rates, and that rift the eipesse of defending suit which may be bro ug h t aga i nst an y Jodi, • - &albino these Resolutions, whether in any Ifialealasileal other Court, on account of refusing the payment I New District Church Rates, be defrayed out al and common fund to be so raised, and that each person sul scribe not los than fis. . -Ai PETITION OF 7'. SWINBURNE nriaw FOR DISSOLVING THE R&M PROPERTT COMMISSION. TO tHE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Oray's Inn, Sept. 28, 1831. Stn--The following petition was presented to the House on the 15th of September, and ordered to be Feinted. Re. lilting as it does to a matter of great public eastern, I have thought that you might deem it worthy of a place In the STAR. I am, Sir, your Obedient servant, THOS. SWINBURNII. A petition of Swinburne, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. and Mr. George Dyson, of Kennington, in the County of Surrey, was read, setting forth, that the house, having been led to believe that improve ments might be made in that part of the law of England which relates to real property, , but seeing that it would not be prudent to interfere with a system of law so complicated without reateaution did address his Majesty, begging that he w o uld b e pleased to take measures for causing an inquiry to be made into the state of that law ; tbat his .Majesty was pleased to issue a commission of inquiry, and appointed five commissioners ; th a t hi s Majesty studiously pointed out a safe and efficient course, in which he would hare the Commissioners pro ceed, in order to ascertain what, improvements the said law of real property would admit of, specially charging them, in the first place, " to make a dili gent and full inquiry into the law of England re respecting real property ;" that his Majesty fur ther nominated three other persons, as additional Commissioners, for the purpose of more effectually insuring the proper performance of the business of the commission, and a salary of 1,2001. per annum was by a vote of the House given to each ; that a very large sum of money, which the petitioners believed to be not leaf than 30,0001. either 'has already been paid or is already due to the said Commissioners ; that the first named petitioner i f by profession a barrister at law, and has be stowed much time on the study of the kW of England respecting real property, and dirk he did anticipate, kom a full . and diligent inqiiiry into that law, the most beneficial results; firstly, in an efficient philosophical analysis of that law into its prime elements ; secondly, in the de monstrative Settlement of numerous legal ques tions, which, for want of either such elementary simplification, or of accurate argument, have con tinued for ages in a doubtful and controverted state; and, thirdly, in the suggestion of improvemenor, compatible with the principles of our legal institu tions, and in unison with the inveterate habits and cherished feelings of the people • that the commis sioners hare made two reports ; that the first-named petitioner has entered on a careful examination of such. feports, and that in the course of such exa mination he has met with errors in law, superficial views, and other defects of. various character, in such number and freqtiencyos to Justify him in dechriog to the House that nothing like as dili gent and full inquiry into the law of England respeCting the real property, the one thing re quisite to the accomplishment of every ob ject of the said commission, can ever be expected at the hands of the said commissioners ; that the seeond petitioner. has given considerable attention to the reports, 'lnd has observed in them in stances of self-contradiction and vacillation of doc trine,_ of inconclusive and vicious argument, a n d of the entertainment of unconstitutional and tin-' philosophical considerations, insomuch .that he verily believes that all the matters hereinbefore alleged'respecting the said reposes, and the insuf ficiency of the said commissioners, are true; ifia worthy to be submitted to the notice of the house. The petitioners, therefore, being impresied with the conviction that the law of this country refacing to real property is exposed to derangement, and that its very existence as a sciential system is en dangered, and lamenting the waste of public money in keeping on foot so incompetent a commission, prayed that the house would withhold their sanction from any measures proposed on the recommendation, or suggest ions of the said commissioners, and further that the house would be pleased to address his i Majesty, begging that the said commission may be dissolved as speedily as to his Majesty may seem good ; and the petitioners further show, that, owing to the said reports having been drawn up in a very artful and imposing manner, various perilous of great legal eminence have innocently but untruly represented that such reports are masterly produc tions on the subject to which they relate, and that the said commissioners are consummately qualified to discharge the duties of their office ; that the petitioners are fearful lest the house should be misled by misrepresent. tions of the kind, proceeding flan' such most respectable sources, wherefore they pray, That the first-named petitioner be called to the bar, of the House, for the purpose ofsub•tantiating the allegations herein made respecting the Commis sioners, and of putting the House in pcssession of proper criteria for estimating the competency of the Commissioners, the value set their suggestions and the propriety of the longer continuance of their office, at so great an expense to the country. It appears that in the single parish of Shore ditch, there are no less than 1,400 houses unin habited ; in Chelsea parish there are about an eqnal number; and in Mary-la-bonne about 1,800. Thi is the cause of the arrestation of building speculations. A return ought to be made to Par liament from the tax-books of the Metropolis. the extent of this frightful evil may be for it is asserted that the number of emp in and round London is from fifteen thousand I or about every tenth house. We understand that a requisition, _ a respectable body of the householders of St. Pancras was presented to the churZ h ardema, requesting them a public mating of the loners, for the pupae. tidoning the House of Lords in favour of the Ream aad tiumdo cludebwardens have signified in mew .they have no swehorita , to call any such meeting. ir .iishienera have, therefore, determined to meet upon t" .itutlitlrity,on Monday newt' when George Uyng, has promised to saki the chair. - - i into PANORAMA OF THE BRITISH 4 the Rev. Dr. Card, and flea dimwit peoessded to vita Hon, Mount, what she waa.Pleased to expense her delight at the extent and bastang of, the scenery. _. The Autumn emiess if Lectures at the rooms of dm lAtemay and Sdentifilitlnstitution commenced on Weiss. day lave, when the Rev. G. Redford . ddiarrod to a Yr audience a practical ketute on the Laws of Medan. Mr. Atheistone author of the "Pail ttf Niseasski! hes announced a course of Lectures on Poetry, at the Assembly. room, at the Guildhall. Mr. Atherstone's abilities as a poet are so well known as to supersede the necessity deny •eulogium from us, and we doubt not, but that M a•katillast he will appear to equ a l a dv a nt age before the public, sad al.. ford them equal pleasnre. At the Hereford Music Meeting, the Charity Collection were—Tuesday morning, 1971. 9s. 6d; Wednesday do, 1631.8 e. 4d ; Thursday do, 2331. 7. t waking a total of 6341. 41. 104. A mount of tickets sold, 0871.45. SHREWSBURY RACES —Tatum:, flare. 20. Sweepstakes of 2ft ems. ea* h. ft- far the prod .f mares covered in 1627. Owe round and a distance.— Seven Subscribers. Marquis of Westminster's b. c. Caractus, by .Conductee— . _ iy ..oTer- ,-. •• • •The Borough Montliest i Vle of 60 son." for all ages. Heats, twice mu and a distance. Mr. W. Charlton's ch. m. Kabul% s_yrs .. 1 1 Marquis of Westminster's b. c. Thermometer, 4 yrs .. . ... 5 2 Mr. Ogden's hr. f. 6trah, by Tram, 3 yrs ... 3 3 31i. Ferguson's b. h. Kangaroo, 4ps ... 2 dr Mr. Nanney's br. c. Belmont, 3 yrs ... .. 4 dr Mr. Ormsby Gore's b. f. Titlark, 3 yrs . 6 dr Won easy. Even betti ng , K a b a l a aga i nst t he Sold. GLOUCZSTIM AND BKIKELET CANALO-011 Tamday sennight, a general meeting of the proprietors of dams°. can was held at the Company's Milos; on t h e Quay. at Gloucester, for the purpose of directing ilmaltiatimitte the proprietors to a bill now passing these* paisamt, the e gg y provisions of . which very seriously Abet ell .terillatJ to the government of the • The 4460111 is to empower the Loan Commissioners by MIMI. meat to dispose of all peopsty apes labile rosy has been advanced. Uatke this secommOdseisibiliet• we sanctioned by the ministsy et the day, ys age, with a view of giving employment to *is _pow, the Gloucester and Berkley - Canal Company beemerat the sum of 157,5621. 10s. to enable them is finish Shia hold and im. meant work. This sum has since increased,' uperseds of 200,0001. in consequaios of the interest not yid. ft appeared that ineettagsh. shady been held M and Alcester, to take tato esesidetatien asskaaise of the proprietors of this meal, at which it was aped a ors: *tackle the eoldbaing interests of the. sbalwsl orhich ate of various grades a m pards the of lemma fee d ais capital suivaarall, to the nse oway strike off the interest part of the debt due to the lams Commissioners ; but Mr. .Holda, she Socreituy tribe Commissioners, who w git. 4 psemsdat of the Sail of the Company, not only mum she * go o o p she g o d to b e And to the memorial, .but has stated t sly by Ist ten that It was the intention of the said mamba a sale of the property nadir the bill sow balm Pralkimos for that purpose. Li star Great Fair, ea Madge *SP° Ma $ stelae and mutton. Used trochee mesa waft than tid ; and the great supply et:lM neekeedi dee 141.. of other qualities brisk, at an assay al id ne4IL Mae: beef was pun:band freely at 04 • ad Jedbeiat feicha- e apply of chase was not very Lige. The average . prices .may be stated as follows :—bca 434 aMs tons dairy of old, 70s) ; woad 4b to ao• ; hileside Egb 10.3 k. - IVoncitsv in, Szes..23—Onlistutday last 1247 New gleam, sad on Monday (Fair Day) ins won weighed 'ls 1 sii -et. On ge ftrma day the, prime vets 90e up lees ; but ofi the fait del themvimesief then a ,toes on these 'prices. *rend- moo : dealers purehead L in d y ; atom* is, (het thaLWasseat seat trillite' excels "that If' ether districts. There haws already Oat 701111 padres sines the picking estisaegad, and a cessidashli pada of the.aop yet reasins a be broisgbi to market. bl A RRlED.—Sept. 13, at Walsall, T. W. Flocket, Esq. solidus; of Dudley, to Jane, iscod daughter of J., Ransil, Esq. of Boma Hall. Chambtir DlED lain r l ., at his residents Is Bath Row, R.'', l _ lb.—Sept. 2/, Harriet Fronsayangea daughter of W. musing, Esq. of Rada* sulipsdk daughter of Mr. 11. Chamberlain, of this city. PLYMOUTH JOURNAL, .1 29. Pima° ars.—His Majesty's packet Reindm Llist. lidcken. arrived at .I.lstarday at Fahnoith,- Mai Carthorse and Jamaica, with thee, ad pls.'s& remained in a very disturbed mate what ibil pe Cl eh tb et i rft. At Jamaica all was qidet, and expmted loam thine so, but in consequeace of the five steps as to die dpation of the slaves, the respectable per of the . are disposing of their propeny, and ving forth, U States of America s the small pea had made drendild a" Anion the slave, and children, and the psaet - t g a rsZ ander quarantine in consequence bedt at car . .. Jamaica; the disease had considerably abated. , . The Cygnet transport is adored Ikon the eastward 'tsr take the depot of the 734 regiment front hence to Jesse*: and to return here foe the purpose of conveying the depot of the 85th to Portsmouth. The Tweed, 29, sailed is Saturday to join the squad , * The Fly, 18, was ammaissioned en Malay. Cal: mender 2.l.Quhse i arrived yesterday by the Brunswiclt,' and took the command of the Fly. The Amebae, 18, went out of harbour yesterday, Md.. will be paid wages to-day. In Hamome—Fouthoyant, Beagle, Nautilus, Fly, .Sky.' lark, Diemen/ter. In the Sound—Anchoe. PROMOTIONS ♦HD APPOINTKENTS.—Com. P. MVulias is appointed to the Fly sloop t Lieutenants D. C. I lCumby, and Marks liseieentems am also appointed to her, as well as Mr. K. M. Denby, Purser.—Mr. J. Me Master is appointed aSfiltllSlt-surpon of the gun brig Plumper, vier Kwr- Mr. R. Skill was iound duly qualified this week, on CU. Initiation at the College, to serve as a schoolmaster in his Majesty 'a navy, and has since been appointed to the -Imo gene. Rovra. lidataines.—Capt. William Young, of the Chat ham Division of Royal Marines has been placed on the re tired full pay.—First Lieutenant and Quarter-Master John Made, of the Royal Marine Artillery, is promoted to the rank of Captain. mat-appetated to the Chatham 'Madan, vice Young.—First Lieutenant W. Henry Devon, of the Royal Marine Anil/ley, is appointed Quarter-Master of that 1 corps, vice blaule.— Pint Lieute nant J. B. Camino of the Portsmouth Div. of Royal Marines is appointed to the Royal Marine Artil. vice Devon.—First Lieut. irm.Gordon, of the Woolwich Div. of Royal Marines is appointed to the Ports mouth division, vice Castieett. Second Lieut. Benjamin Yar nold, of the Chatham division of Royal Marina, la pro. meted to the rank of Fi rst Li eutenant, and appointed to the 1 Woolwich division, viols Gordon. Mr. G. W. Doyel i s ap pointed a Second Lieutenant at the Chatham division of Royal Marines, vice Yarnold. Second Lieutenant John J. Mitchell is appointed to the Curacao, vice Maoris. First Lieutenant C. R. Miller is appointed to the Alligator, vice Reed. its Majesty's brie Swallow strived at Rio Janeiro from Falmouth Bth July, and sailed for Buenos Ayres 12th do. Janairo lOth July. Valparaiso chat to keep two pumps almost constantly going, sad bear' up kr a poet in the Maud. It Ise:pedal her cargo will be alssluard and the vessel pat tato dock before she can rrt 54 42 . 41, g t uro, ,su r e zi t, r bt os oo ti t ei s r oi 141 . Z. delk else lass piesenget WOW& P0ZT 3310171 14 icharmett Lady &ash, whielt hannived at shorn Parson die asoII . LEIM .brlnpjt accounts Oaf as Tat of. August the Amu had heat autilliad,' by the "Mill of a. liWiffW dent from Rio Jana. The United States' sebum pee- poise left Cuba ea the lith of August; sod reposes that the piracies of that island were totally suppressed. The eleedon of Mr. Clay as the nut President of "the United States is looked upon as certain. The Cygnet tnsrport, from Clown, west through Spit heed on Tuesday, bound to the seawall. to bring the le.' mainder of the 14th regiment to Albany Barracks. The 116pe transport, Lieut. Ryder, agent, which arrived on Sunday, sailed on Thursday last, foe Woolwich, with shipwrights from this dockyard; after. landing -Idiom it was expected 'she would premed to Deptford to take troops to Leith. The Alligator, 28, was commiseloced yesterday by Cap tain Lambert. Lent. C. A. Themdike is re-appointed to her. . Lord Yarborough'', Fait the Falcon, tame into har bour, on Thursday ; she will be laid up far the winter on Situdey. 'llm. Samendd yacht, with their Royal Highnesses the Ditches' of Rent anti Prhmem Victoria and suite, on boar ported into harbour yesterday from Cowes, with the eying. if wsa saluted by the fleet sod garrison. After their Royal Highnesses' had viewed the ships in Ordi. nary, by ragtag round thins, the Emma returned to Owes. BASNIPTAPLI ANXI7AL FA1L,...111/1 fair othoolootoll 00 Monday ; it was well supplied and numerously attended.— Good fat bullocks were not vat p>retlfd ; the general price tie Pa. pa ewes, a Mr: rime artisiss Id. mote fresh young aura Um mush engin after I, three-year elide st from gL oat 121 -eael l / 2 aid a lot a very prime ones fetched 141. • each. • Cetwe and Moot said dear. The' horse Ws was very SW, chiefly shmplesd 4 ef hones of isferierqoaltry, and which met with kaa ask : for Smoot Seed "laity very high prima weardammiled, bat the Wes well limited The va riety of astinumrses eery extensive, and the number of raree sbowsterso fill calculated' to m ake the young folks happy. The were on the god wire, and one he. Ma Wail PLYMOUTH CORN RETURN, 88,1. 17. IN. 24. Average—Wises; Ws. 74. Raney, sls. 14. Oats, Cortoncy—Whoat, its. to Ms. Batley, Us. to Us. Oat!, 900. to Stio. liitsrox.—Wbeat, average, 2:ls. Baxley, lls. 6d.— Oats, 81. BoDattx.—Wheat, average, Ble. Barley, lls. Oats, 7a. DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, Sept. Tun MMIQUIS or A WOLZSZY.—EitrIIet of a ktm dated Bangor. tionday morning a , The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland reached lidybeed yesterday evening, in excellent health and endepisits. Indeed I have never seen him bet ter. His iraminy proceeded forthwith to Piganewydd, lie delight'si eiddenee am this place. It la needless to whew the sees of*. David received a beloved and • Tbemiteption was, indeed, enthulestie. r ini sso l uss% banner, mks any Mar widen, for he this neseMg to B accompanied by Sir Steno end Dr. J. Murray, M.D."—Svereing OFDDCII or Da. D21.111E1110 TIM .411110. CIATION OF 11111 11111XDI OF 11111.1 ND. (Press At Nat York Truth Zither.) • Aso ova: 10, 1111. Oentkenen—lbehiends Wind ban seen, with de. • light, that the: American Prom has taken up she Mk. beg of -that tnie-mtverM c unfortunate country. Who they be fittoka OF " Web who war "Medea Asa want ' the sympathise of the American ars alive to their siding,' sad k fa lisantifel to beheld the freest sot happiest rends An the wield, not hardened by peen. Ilkley, - but with feelings human by a Witold sense of equality and liberty, enter the wannme of any en the' *glebe lourtn nail:dans of their Mow men. Bat, gentle. ins, I Maid tell yew that in -Ireland a bashanne fee bas net detrained the lend, cut down the Oise pkomelm, rioted- up the spud Wn Meet, sad :weed milepaties ' • gh towns all Vnka.' driving'Abe wreaked 'pop*. des ea the shahs:of eine ain- low eissemse NO the sea weed and sitelidelr dience, Mak Ille •Sidni t blind; by WILIIaI4 .40ele eommilledetibese Mem -in. , n Tbli . oWnfitork as In times of , old; 11th silk sod Wary t Ras seellste bosta ntrylkilp whOle c of ?maiden as arriked; • ond • yet :Ile peer ort: lsod slam rpm their, mita aoiL The yenass, the - ooly thins. not worth tizaisperting M XOllOO ll 9 • has pardalky felled upon the meta; sent .a kelando and there the people famish ; yet meal 'and meat, and' ell gen feed shooed assend‘ueben -to limalise -their . Spa • and lititulate their. ingetite. 'Ouch be impossible bees, when 4411 the people ban a. voice le leaking the laws which govern them and peens a.contred overthe agents of theirdppainting: B ut the meat width, dour ass csaied.to itellindiee4pay the sesta et abets. tap ;Urged Onkel OM* an idOIDOiI at she pent at she herwirt. DOW, omindianonoe people a dominant , obits Goes assures are kit to starve in , the midst. of By khan me we all live, red - thep who any sir and sqvinder inualter anise die Atka wash Mold leamiishl die Mau of their paw nailitrwsle ere dude ;loudly fess, and deserve to lose net aided in *Pre notilm of Whin the people have no ammosaimmist. Would ter Heaven that the se m* of *Mks, the expeaence of Ainesks, the make of As meim. mild allay the kers and enlighten the nebula Be of tite•enhenef, Mind; they would dm suffer her to Want heredf a hem, and every evil would 4weedily indaatiellay redisteed. Tinffiew, vsy few, went psrumendy mike freartkat basodfol abode. Phseentery of wit an song,:of sekene,;= aid m m a- TOWipi at have chum Ise kr sees tenni dse ~air hthrheraddenes diek elisintAiggs a tisk and meinine feesipasia, bet dune le Man •to their men, disk dertohdr naive land. flu at. these at Amid. Melon the .sm mains of annum timsitsselen which haves hist seserals nest certain to •Mere. Lit Ireind ifi l a ryp a domestic legiliktre, be ensikd to previa tar ter la • bossen, and batOrnide•ampasist. wahlier chi nes, and poem and iheppion i era Liorbouries, as 'kers with us. and her cononien with leghwi t Übe our federal union, will be iisdheilible. Big are not these vain wishes? Will the red ba ilie spirit of It egland ever cease. The free ' holders were Win Word lest Imbed hinds Irish representation, and Mr. O'Connell is palmated fir the most li measure of policy that can be devised for the welfare or:l2lslaads, merely because it would redound to dm civil indepodenes of Ireland. But whenever this gamin shall come to campy the Irish mind, when son same shell be presented to the American as will be worthy of its advocacy, the Mends of I will not fail to cheer it from thirst& of durAtbadc. -Such aid ea we can give Ind can be inamefid, will hi a llanished beartil;, persevering/y, and to - In most of ihi bildidaw DUBLIN TIMES, Sept. 28. Holum Mranan.—On Saturday evening, James Hr. garty, a farmer, was first robbed, and then brutally mur. dead, near his own residence, at Castkale, In the aunty of Clare. Oa Thursday last, about the hoer of Moe -et sight, the lease rd ao fodeetrietwitiati, named Jobe 11114amora, within two sada of Hilllator, was forcibly mumethylitemot, who dragged him front offs kit where he sodiewiltred se conceal himself, heat him los most barbarous-moor, tied bib shirt • fouled hie ant, •dsesged him behind the house, and when they thought life was quite 'edam, ehrewihire hits a•hule, and es/Wed him with stones he was, beltelas dintrffedi sad roused. Oa Mooday, fire men went to the beam of Hugh Mad den, of &Mew, two of whom entered his haggard, erased ist ' of Losibmore near Templettere, a flew days ago, and hand., by Alr. ICanardy (the pewee threatened) to the polic e There anemias throughout the parish looking on to ~ who due pay one shilling tithe, to any wan whatsoever ohietlit hasen any Finset iwy ride. and resalatione will term. the most rigid t. 0* 1 unties . Nalmidy it, hare se more to do with tt . dtbee of this wish, or soy other man whatsoever ; it Uf a; do Ist them mark the consequence. If 31r. Kennedy lash.. 44 downs nugget:Maine the parish, I will come at hi:. yery emy—all the palmy at Templemere will not save i .:: M, T refeen under my. hand. (Signed) " Captain Kill, Procter."—yu c i . %SUN Cosa Eitcustwoz, Sept. 27.—Thera was r.. unterial dungy In the market today,inime Wheat and WI siftings about the same peke as last week, but inteno: Whom was du; and 6d per barrel lower ; Here and Rule) both in demand at late currency. Red Wheat 24s to 24, White do. 46s to as; Oats lOs to Its 6d; Sere 12, lid lat Ild t /barley 151 to 16s. • BOW-IPIRKET. APPAL or Ya. HETUZILINGTON.—Yeve r day morning Hes Heihorhseon, the publisher of perry for the of which, without paymg the g a trtfi g idut ha was seine Tents ago convicted at this odic: on four was brought Won the DiWitiate (Sir R. Staztra)by Stevens, one of the principal Awn on lemon whisk had beat lew d i rest the defendant to re mow the •emesst of oe in default to commi: him le pikes. &eves% had the warrants placed is tie .fisods seas after the miedidom took place, and IL • hood the Gelbedeas ha Ueda to avoid paying le penal. ties. The Miss timed Ides tolkesatty, Biamingham, Wol yahoo' oml Mamhessokoodat the latter place discover, d that hems 11 at • aYiederrythe sign of George theith. the Aker d two of the local mutable* to wait at the mom of the stroet,while . .be entered the house, but they came oesr the house, sod sbelhg_Men by the landlord's son. an indmaden was given to Hetherington, who escaped through a beck window over a hrewhouse. Stevens returned to Landon, and In various disguises has for some time be(i) la pursuit of the defendant. On Wednesday night between, twelve and one o'clock, draped in a garb of one the Neb. Policemen, be watched near the defendant's house, in King, pteameet, Holborn, and mw the defendant cone up the street, and knock at his deer. The officer rushed upon him, and mind him. The &hottest held by the knockerofthedoor andtbeiroa.rallings.and mods a great minaret, but he was seamed and taken to a tavern in Bow-street, where he went to bed, and the officer sat up all night in the room.— When Its.was Srstmhoo, le said to the officer," Well, Is this fee Ws ThooMeer ropfled, * No; for to month,, if the Ism ace not paid In the al= don." The defendant also saki, that after be escaped from the George the Fourth, 11 sew, he Monied fors boodle, bat was armed with a usegps-diat would ham killed five at persons ; and dual the dme he sessabed ht Masehester, he was esconcd skeet the tows by friends, all armed in like manner. On being keel* beam Sir R.' Binds sod Mr. Halls, yeller. day mink& the tamer megberate asked the defendant If he ins peepmed Mpep the am of 401. the amount of the email peso'ds& He seiplhd that be wit not prepared, and hi never would pay the Jim whatever might be the come. poem. Sir 11. - WM, told Stevens that the d e f en d ant was hi eseatiloo, sod the Mese Immediately conveyed him to the Now Prima, bloakamoll. . An information was kill Mr. Pearson, the land lord of the White 'Lim hems. Drury-lane, for al holes thieves • sad to be In his house between mead dine Ake isshomeideg, by whom several per mits wen camped," madam ere sibied. It qpearld that a dee bedbrehes est ke ihe esighhesriend, and the thieves sad bed wits so esemed the boss, at the time the aroma wen ebeekisgmheekmat ; but, seek boom was gess. tally adl•aalscied, Blasts ordered the defaming to pay the sikeasly. ALS.RI.IIOROUG Yesterday Richard lesitiell, late porta to Mr. Goodred, dm proprietor tithe Beryal bales; ha liodelfly, was placed at dm bre under the Isliowiag dommoomesi heat the widows atklamd, it-oppeeses that •es the Ili af het, .2k. Goodred Sete the shorter ti check trier; pt Oohed at *Mesas. heed's, the lenkers ; l e s= The primer 41saised the dish,' sad Notblps war 'lined •at seta:: .2tmeayillersiat ha, whoa a female scream cie easipgAirins agsfn, . five o'clock, as, the pdoebit pot tif the towards the back pmt 'She prilented tl i ts idja = edalpelisemes. .siest die- glisimer • was Übe' into ens. tody. emesamimilmi *lithe lashes, ii. roar lbeneera r t h st h e beg), brokakepes a mom doer flitifo44="Bll adobes reedy to may at A. kegs die km Ism him; rod dare like - lasowing ti plat attain bia'ablieds. time would haveoinaded had be not beswillkailied at ihr mdritiOldrarnasasol.. The iselbisa ft be de cumnds. =s e :tw o :ate o the n the char pduosis 7e,at e p S l with de check, and also for being found on the s with in. tent, Bm. • SATTPX (JAILORS. Yestadity Charleite.. Mots Weider, the youpposa Cho was triad and sequined at the list Old Bailey on a charge of IMO, was plated at the bar. Sines embalm= thelisee Prisms the Ms bats an imam , of St. Andrea's woe nod . her matedoet bee ilaserbeestenes refractory.. On two paupers, panted Abingsea sad Smith, remonstrating with her fbr combing bee mad over the sable, ale dew epos them likes tips% and beat them most brutally. . hires with item iMy th at else seek be takes ham dam. The peisoomorhe mid the. imp= had taunted Ira with setting fire to lase master's house, was. deed St. and committed in basalt. S u ici DE. —Yesterday morning, teorkliS nixie' and ten o'clock, s young Imam, named: Susan Seabrook, who lived la Vino-street, Holborn, put • period to bee ex kenos by weratiowing a comity cif edit. She had quaudied with bar husbendm Junes, lost, and be had alb. mated himself from her matt since, which poduced the deepest affliction in bee wind, and tesaporery.dasogement. At Mary-la-house, yesterday, 41ex. Vickery, a men employed as a popu_-hanger ln the house of Captath 11 , Taggers, of Upper .'ey•street, was charged with mend .volunessof Popes Wets Ism a bookcase, whichlicks the pilaw left auk publit-lionen The Una* lady, impahig that be tame dlaboseetlag them. rased him to be and the Omar was . "His dolma was, that he toady took Matt le read, sad Mewled to re tarn them a but as the bedlam hat bees beekm ern, he was diemedised, and fully cometitted far trial. Lot:some V RATIO. —At Queeia-.quite yester day, a poor, wrerthed, homages female was *red with breaking a window at St. Martherierkboussmi Wednesday sight. it was Main/hod at doe theot sad the committed the act htthe purpose Of !health* salter lois prison Item she inclemency of the weather. Helps NNW to pay de 'price of tbe window, she was b ent fur fourteen days to gaol, appmedy much delighted with the sentence. ranallan.BllElfa Lar, dept. 30.—New hay, dlts fld to ass; useful ntaidow ,bay, Elas to ; fine upland meadow had rye gran bay, 79, to Sus; clover hay, &Ss to 100. ; wheat straw 27s to 33a u load of 36 mune& worms_ - ,r. L. Damps.'. Esq. of a doughter.—.The 29th inst. Mrs. Noyes, of Dough ' tw-street, of a daughter..—The '27th inst. Mrs. Cipriani - lima, of a seo.—At Imaghtoo.hall, Isms, the lady of W. 31aitland, Esq. of a sou.—. The 19th imam. at °Caen, Pembrokeshire, the lady of Sir J. Owen, Sem of a som— Theleth inst. the lady of R. Hawthorn, Esq. of a son. SaAKRIED. The 29th inst. at Chards, IL H. Herschel, of a ,toMiw Hsi* Bleartway, et' Edinburgh.. —At e.inty, Mr. .I. Cleshit,: lieepen, so Mary, the icsmaa li td i s e ashter ot' the late. r. L Datil, of Low-ball, w Ewes.—TAß Web Iva St. Mazy's. BT Mellekegwase, D. Imp, sthaidelt.beefte, Fifeehize, Err to iteew, eiewael theaghwee et Os bee IL F. Mackenzie, 0: ILA - ESPIRE. 1 to PO th• isfa ' —v.-40-- ler tribunal that illrO/Cll/1.1 . 1 H .: , t-, trio Select Teo. o n sont , day lac the t eounin il l ii hil- „.:. -, v.( . raosietios ellen sloops the D lIS . '0717 Hon. the SA et paos i hninrehed into ihhi nitif, Ps gi•Nom 4 - Hewn, foe di ' of . trained and exoneiipi k •eni-, nil nal" o' leetivel7. • ' Asp. indis • nib* The c l ' l / 4 Wenn etta 'Woo , 4001 APS e l f her i to4 &Molnar:al or: Pbyridie, r• • -pa., arrived at. t*t sorry Anes, rrnent of the said. wa nn i on , imir, whore she partook of au Goi-eg don Ant **use ala - • *vexed ice. the oontsfob.' Ittn is T:- ronb pawn gob- • perk! Winos was afterwards, andaeted ova the Abbey et A M • the R.._ e>......2 __A a-- .s. . BIRD. tae to rar- ' -- T 7 e - iine, "7 ;:g=e 6 , al a i r e t a ivZ mein) lOth J 1 a is t ukn o os j Ayres.l2th dO. den, Of Beielter, two of whom entered his haggard, armed with pistols, put him on his knees, and mom its to give The Sath inst. at illifilkton,lo the lath year of bis age, Valls , that Druid, from Plymouth, 12th ; and Tribune from Wiper:L . up laud he had rake* about teroiraw ftw. the lion. C. W.. Leinhion, eldest sun of Lon! Durham be known ; 23d ditto. /shoot eight o'clock on the aiming of the same day, two' The 27th inst. at his "residenee.at Croydon, Surrey. a R. tiny houses The Warspite sailed ham Rio Janeiro for the Cape at ' armed men went to the boon of /dirk Firregaa, of Bell. Row" bhq.—Thettith bast. in her Sikh year, Mrs. Ehi•t• more. heithswin . to Burton. Bindons Esq. put Mos ea his' tlt Jellab, Wee of MhT. Jelin*, of Ouihltord.plate• to twenty Go°4 Hoppe " JOY. The Sphynx salved at Honduras from Falmouth Ilth lame mud some Mtn os return the he received as ftmniegton—At Swan Meer. where beheldthe aituation o: July, and Spey 30th do. - ftie latiodowlos ; they then so a Meadow Ceituniesioqpir of Crown Lads hod ?Awe Secretay to the signed by The Pallas arrived-at Newfoundland from Plymouth and . Memo men were 'Vire*, beet than, andheikw their Goventer, Wei. Sthliog, Reit. eldest sato( • the late 1 St:r• mesas perish, Bermuda 21k1 AU& andoelled 28th for Halifax. • leg, Req. d of Leaded—The 37th inst. at Upy..r Staniiind• them to call The Fah= s.d4d from St. Jag° de Cuba 20th July.; and , deyet eibiblitinwernt boa lleltee the Streeemil lities a hlt. A. &Wafts. Lie et Masypeet i lit the county of larpill 4 pe. 'Manche for the Havaisnaii; and Champion for .fetinuda, Rawallh elmfirinetwalbetairaaaall'adta l l"hb liat. tat 4 / 6. gl at ial ltl e illtd•S‘"'he a l b Jai l' "11"8.1Le' he Reform BM; 21st ditto. • . 4He etimittiatthi4oßestly bier with . • -.Snail „ditighter of hi& 71,., Abbott, et Wappirig, in the 9 • 11 alimaak that The ship Straddha, pooyman, from losadoe.for Qurbss, Illwreleirr . swo-ghwith•iefierhinsilbe-reperty et 'lvier If - kw 'ln Hardt Jest; on fib voyage to Inarg. sg. Tbe , ru . beak to this pert en Senility from 464_13 .W %eV Sonfirl i HAMlP•43,4wall ser•Willre+Whielr bed ht _ .34' law at loan. 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