Star.
London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

DIED.

• Oct. 2s, aged 66, al.:sr alirgering illness of nearly four atop :h<,
James Sowerby, Esq. F. T.. S. M.G.S. &c.
Oct. 19, at Carlisle, after a severe illness, aged 71, the lady
Sir J., nt. one of the Aldermen of Carlisle.
0ct..18, aged 82, at Great Yarmouth, l‘lr. Wm. Sistith,•serjeant-
•at-mace for nearly sixty years, during whiCh time he was ap-
pointed hall-keeper and afterwards parish beedie, frets *bids
appointments he acquired i competency.
Sept. 1, at Demerara, Chas. Edmonatone,lnn. Esq. Engineer.
Oct. 12, at Paisley, Adam Whyte, Esq. Coileitor of Excise.
' In May last, shortly after her arrival at 'Madras, Mrs. Collie,
the wife of the Rev. David Collie, Missionary to Malacca, and
formerly of Gosport Seminary.
.April 7, on.the coast of Sumatra,'in India, Captain Patrick
Foster, son of James Foster, Esq. of Carnegie Park, near Port-
Glasgow.
At Basford, aged 110 years, Elizabeth, widow of Thos. Kale.
who died a few weeks ago. She had h.:en blind for a number of
years; bat entertaining a hope of once more being enabled to be-
hold the light of the sun, she submitted, at the advanced age of
75, to the operation of couching, which was attended with partial
,success, but an inflammation taking place, deprived her M lie:
visual orsansfor ever.

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NEWGATE►ob LBADENHALL MARK eTS, Oct. 20.
(By the Carcase.)
ref ....... .1s 44 to 2s 6d I Veal is 241 to Ss 441
Mutton.. ...... ls 44 to 2s 44 Pork .... 1! Stl to 3s 04
,Latilb 2s 04 to 2s 841

PRICES or HAY •rg STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAMESS. WHITECHATIL.
Hay 51 6s Od to 41 8s Od Hay... 31 8* to 41 is 0.1
Straw 11 3s Od to 21 Zs 6d Straw 11 8s to 11 16s Od
Clover 3110 s Od to 41 105 od Clover 31 154 to 41 14s Od

PRICE 0
WSW 111A011.

1F HOPS.

Kent
Sussex 2l Os to 21
Essex
Foreign

NEW rorx tits.
Kent
Sussex
Essex
Farnham

COAL-MARKET, OCTOBER 28.
13oldon 43s 6d—Feilling Main 411 6d—Heaton 46s 3.l—Kil-
lingworth 46s—Wallsenci Brown 44s 6d—Cowpen 4os 6d
Welch Coal 60s--Wallsend Blyth 40s—Hedworth Main 41s—
Wallsend Springwell 43s 641.
9i Ships at market; 9i Ships sold ; • unsold.

THE K ERI.NI EN.
The theme of the keelmen is really at length becoming " fir,
stale, and unprofitable." We see a body of men who might, on
a low calculation, be earning a guinea a week per mall, obsti-
nately refusing all accommodation with their employers, except
upon the condition that would amount to an actual surrender vt
property on the, part of the coal-owners. On Tuesday last, the
several collieries of the Tyne gave notice to their keelmen that
they were required to go to work on Thursday, when arrple
protection would be given them in the lawful discharge of their
duty. When Thursday came, however, no keelmtn by
found; thus skewing at once their contempt for their enlpl,)y,:r:.
and their utter disregard to their wives and families. The s7ilf.rs
interfered riotously a the spouts on Thursday, in order to ;qt.-
vent vessels getting loaded, or if loaded, to prevent them Se mit
away, by forcibly taking the crews nut. Between twelve:x(lone.
o'clock an express reached Colonel BRANDLING, from Shields, re-
questing that he would immediately send down a strong military
detachment, accompanied by a Northumberland Magistrate.
This, of course, was promptly complied with. We hare not
beard the result.—Dtarkons (busily Advertiser.

MAILS. MIK. DU r.
Dublin 1 0

A 114 Ms.
France I 0
Harnburgh 0 0
Flanders 0 0
Malta 0 0

Waterford

1 0

Gortenburgh 0 1
Brazil 0 0