Star.
London, England, 1830-12-02 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENC

Maths A MIMED THIS DAs—Dublin, l ; Watetfo-d, 2; Guernsey and
Jersey, 2 ; Flanders, 1 ; France, 1.
The Abeooa, Russell, from Newcastle to Berbice, after being on dip
Goodwin Sand, ran on shore yesterday morning out,ide of Itamsgate
harbour, and was full of water, but expected to be got off next tide.
The Miss, Rankin, Irons Glasgow to Oporto, was driven on slime
in the Clyde o Saturday ni;ht, and filled with water. Cargo di.-
charging.
The Mary, Porter, bound to I lamburgh, has arrived at Yarmouth,
with damage.
D,AL, Dec. l.—Wind F. moderate.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. I.—Wind E.
PLYMOUTH; Nov. 99 and 50.—Wind East.— Arrived the 1..tt0.,a,
Paterson, from Riga.
FALMOUTH; Nov. SO.—Wind E. fresh breezes.—Arrived biz Ma-
jesty's steamer Confiance, from Woolwich; and Dash, Brown, from
St. Übe's.
DASTMOUTH, Nov. 30.—. Arrived the Albertine, Ehlert, front
Stockholm, leaky, bound to Alexandria.
Penzance, Nov. SO.—Arrived the Industry, Sellers, from Lisbon,
and Coriolanus, Fox, from Oporto.
Dustin, Nov. 30.—Arrived the Pedestrian, Bell, from Memel.
WASSIITORD; Nov. 29.—Arrived the Malcolm, Pond, and Thomas,
from London.
HULL, Doe. I.—Arrived the Abbotsford, Garbutt, from Riga ;
Army, —; Chase, Thompson ; Daniel Wheeler, Wharton ;
Milton, Meggitt ; Rlby Grove, Wilson; Rhine, Matson ; Terris,
Parker; and Wm. Pitt, Wildrldge, from St. Petersburgb; and Sykes,
Braithwaite, from Riga.

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS—('Pats DA%.)

These Sessions commenced this morning before Francis Cow, Esq.
Chairman, and a Bench of Magistrates.

AUGMENTATION 01, THE MAGISTRACY.
As soon as the Court had been funned, Mr. (iilby, the Clerk of t'te
Peace, produced and read a new Commission for the City and Li.)er.
ties Of Westminster, which had just been received from the Lord
Chancellor's Office. It contained, in addition to the names of the
New Ministry, those of many respectable, active genrlemen, who had
been added to the Magistracy of Westminster, at the recommendation
of the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex, which had been
given in consequence of the suggestion thrown out by the Lord Chan•
cellor, a few evenings back, in the House of Lords. In all, the roil
comprised the names of at least three hundred Nohlemt.n and Gentle.
men. It was stated that a similar course would be adopted at the en.
suing Sessions of every place throughout the kingdom.
Tl:e Commission having been read, the Chairman and other Magis-
trates present qualified themselves to act under it by taking the pre.
saibed oaths, which were administered by the Clerk of the Peace.
The Grand Jury having been sworn, the Chairman merely observed
that there was nothing particular to which he need call their attention.
There are several persons for trial at these Sessions on charges of
rioting on the late memorable Lord Mayor's Day.

STATE OF THE COUNTRY.

MIDDLESEX.

Monday evening, between 7 and 8 o'clock, a barn belonging to Mr.
Benjamin Rogers, of Lampton, near Hounslow, was set on tire, and
notwithstanding the efforts used, it was completely burnt to the ground.
It is stated that a great many farmers in the neighbourhood of I lout.
slow, Heaton, and Lampton, have received threatening Liters, ,k4lning
them against the use of machinery.