Star.
London, England, 1830-12-08 00:00:00

CA MBRIDGESH IRE.

Wisnwscm, Dsc. 4.--The very prompt and spirited exertions of
Mr. J. Wing, a Magistrate, (and steward to the Duke of Belford,) re.
siding at Theory, with a Mr. Berkley, another steward, who bladed
a party at spoil augablas, we Woofed, completely suppressed a
rising mak who wan iraddogiumidasat mad took more than twenty
And this wedli, &amuse, Mg. mother Magistrate, near
E;'sin:2, 7; a fearless anomie, alley ending the Riot Act, dismounted
from his bone, and with a plaid Y Ildabead, disarmed a leader of about
fifty mat of his weapon, ea _tiled all the others to lay dam theirs,
then reasoned with Men, and Merman! teem. We are prepared against
almost every thing. 1— marooned by onr Magistrates to take every
precaution both night sod day, so that 1 see no fear here.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
SPALDING, Dec. 4.—There was a dtrashinceachhte burnt last
night at Moulton, about four miles from this p , which a person
there very foolishly used in thrashing his corn, and the straw and shout
seven quarters of wheat were destroyed.

Extract of a letter dated Romsey, Hanta, Dec. 3:—" As you wish to
know how we are getting on, I will just inform you that we have been
quiet since Tuesday week, when a number of labourers congregated to
demand an advance of wages, which being promised to them, they ap.
paired highly pleased; and well they may, for only imagine yourself
and family dragging on a miserable existence on eight shillings a week,
and all at once to be informed, that in future you are to luxuriate on
twelve shillings a week i Would not the very thought of it almost su.
perinduce plethora ?
Having many Mends who ate fainters, whose statements, I am sure,
may be relied on, I Bud it Is quite impossible that they can afford ad.
yenned wages. The labourers are aware of this, and it is quite edifying
to hear them argue about it. They have found out that the lay.rector,
who is one of our county members, sweeps away from the two
parishes at this town 3,01101. per annum, which they insist is a tax on
their labour, and on the capital of their employers. For, say they, if
the land were thrown out of cultivation, there could be no tithes col.
lected ; therefore, Mr. Lay.rector must make hip his mind to metre
less, as well as the landlord, and thus the farina will be enabled to pay
them better wages.
I hear that there is to be a meeting of farmers at Stockbridge on
Wednesdazarnez, to consult on the present state of their affairs.
I have from a gentleman who was at Winchester as the day
that the "Prince of Waterloo" presided at a meeting of the Magistracy,
that, on the way to the place of meeting, he was attended by a great
number of special constables ; an attempt was made to get up a cheer
for him, but it would not do. " Solemn silence" was the order of the
day. What a change 1 " How is the brass become dim !" you sag
I recollect seeing him and the" Holy Allies," when they were at Ports-
mouth in 1814, but that was before he became m—d.

Talking about the Lord Lieutenant puts me in mind of Sir Robert
Spinning Jenny's recommendation to us to "turn out and fight for oar
property." What a beautiful ecommentary on the results of a " Social
order" Govanment after fifteen years of profound peace ! Why the
" Pilot that weathered the storm " would himself have hardly
" come it so strong." Sane of the Aristeaacy wish to ire-organise
the Yeomanry Cavalry in this neighbourhood = now there la no ne.
amity for anything of the kind, if they will enable the farmers to de
the labouring people justice—beeet=ty them fabiy for their
work. If they do not intend this , a troop of Yeomanry
in array against giant hunger won be of DO more use then a lock of
geese. However Ido not think that we are going to be such fools this
and
time atiths toes." fight for rotten boroughs, " horrid game laws," high ants,

Our Corrfe:ssent at Cirencester says :—" Every day during the
past week, a ition on the port .f the pfteamtry for riot sad au.
order mans itself in the villages around us. On Saturday, a Meet.
tins took place at the Town Hall, when all the rsapsambk inhaimusts
were carolled and sworn in to be at the immediate disposal the Bia.
estrous, to march at a moment's notice spinet the doors. The Stair
of the Militia immediately got under arms commanded by Capt. Brad.

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Oak and retry proud's weasel to wean is poste of they town.
Wendy an ewes; arrived eating dist the web wit* was in sued-
darabb force at Pedant, were sdasulsg an des sm. L Arley
and a large Nay of bass lust as them assehlwg W meet thew, when
they were dsd sear Wain the amt ions , Ste. Tuesday, the
prisoners (takes by dw Ws. Mr. Menlo and his hunting puny,)
way Snorted dingle Geneve an link tw b Gliesasterpeurs
dye post drissa, Weeded by a wangle* tsweness i the
appeared ts fall the mins same of Ask ellseska.ad this *manses,
together with the Seam displayed by the ilahaMims of Osessnow,
has, we hope, cheeks& the tenissits in this selibleanbsaL Wednes-
day and Thursday have pawed without disorder."