Star.
London, England, 1830-03-06 00:00:00

DIPARTMENT OF STATE.

The great age of the Noble EAIII., and his known in •
finnities, make us go far to acquit him personally of all
share in the discreditable transaction. But wko—then
has taken upon himself to oppress a patriot's tenantry in
that patriot's name, and darken with the Our of injustice

WASHINOTOW, JAW. 23.—Information has been communicated
to the department of state, that in consequence of a new disposition
of the government of his majesty the Emperor of Russia respecting
the administration of the Russian settlements of the coast of Attu.
rice, it has been resolved to transfer the principal factory of the Run.
sian American Company, now located in the island of Ikeda, to that
of Kadiale, and to close the port of New Archangel, the present seat
of that factory.

HALF-PAST ONE.

There has been but little animation in the Coned Market during
the morning; they bave fluctuated from 8211 Sellers, to 92i for the
Account, and at the latter price they are at present, with little
business doing, for Money, 92 i. The Foreign Market is totally
void of Interest, and little or nothing doing.

The Duke and Duchess of Clarence returned to their
residence, in Bushy Park, on Thursday hot.
The dejeune given by the Duke and Duchess of Cum•
berland at their residence at Kew, on Tuesday, was in
honour of the birth-day of the Duchess of Cumberland.
Their Royal Highnesses Household at Kew and at the
King s St. James's, were entertained with dinners
on the occasion.
The Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess 'Augusta, and
the Princess Sophia, took an airing together yesterday
in the Parks.

Despatches were Beat off on Thursday evening from
the Colonial Office, for the Earl of Belmore, the Gover-
nor of Jamaica, and the other Governors of the West
India Islands.

The Earl of Aberdeen had an interview yesterday with
the Duke of Wellington at the Treasury.
The silence of Mr. Brougham in the debate on Sir C.
Wetherell's motion has been construed as indicative of
that Learned Gentleman not feeling very warmly in favour
of the prosecution, in which he was either complimented
with, or constrained as a King's Counsel, to bold a brief.
—Monthly Herald.
The exact words of Mr. O'Connell's Notice on the
subject of Reform, as entered in the Notice Book are :
for •• a Bill for the Effectual and Radical Reform of
Abuses in the state of the Representation of the People
in the Commons' House of Parliament."

The " call of the House" for the 16th inst. was last
night ordered, on motion of Sir R. Vyvyan ; it was moved
and carried without any observations being made es it.
Lord Palmerston has stated that be will bring forward
his motion on the subject of Portugal es Wednesday
next, and not on Thursday, as was' smatissed
in the votes of the House. His Lordship that IN
was awls. it was an unusual day to bring forward a 'na-
tion on which debate might arise.

The Magistrates and Council of Glasgow resolved to
present petitions to both Houses of Parliament against
the renewal and exclusive privileges in the existing Char-
ter of the East India Company; and particularly for the
adoption of such measures as may permanently secure to
his Majesty's subjects the right to resort to, and to reside
in, the Indian Provinces, to the fullest extent coneistmt
with the stability of the Government and tranquillity of
that part of the empire ; and also the right of Free Trade
with China.

NEW FARRINGDON MARKET, Mauled.
Price. prr 11.
Bear—Fiamt Romani, did Ditto Rollin, •j 4. Equal qu3n.
thy of each, Sid. Rump Steaks. 94. Ru of Beef. 64. Beef
/Peaks, W. \Varna• klettute—Leg, lid. Hamlett, 6d. Boddie,
dd. Shoulder, Sid. Neck, 414. Breast. 44. Lassa, (ukort supply),
10d. VEAL—Let, 74. Loin, 74. Newt, 714. Fillet, did.
Shoulder, id. Paws, 5.4. to 74.
NEWOATIC AND LIADENHALL, hisser 6.
Them was only a light 'apply. and meat was dearer at them
markets to-day.—By the Carcase.—Pee same of Mi.
Bare(
Mottos da 64 SI 10.11 Path

SMITHIPUILD HAYMARKET, Marco S.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meador Hay, A- 7.. to fl 15s. (Jarful
ditto. £3 Ss. to £7 ISt. Useful Itle.elow awl Rye Ono Hay.
It Os. to AS 54. Clover Hay. £3 lii. to £3 10s. Oat Som.
AS is. to Al M. Wheat Soso! XI N. to El lee. per load of M
errors.

ST. JANICE'S EIAT.MARKIRT, Xiamen S.
Comm Hinny Lowland Memgew Ham, Li M. to 23 om Vas/ml
Whmanve limn 43 Os. in Ile. Pine Uplabol Meadow- a 4
liege rmee'Hay 44 49 en AS So. l lover Hap. .1"3 15m, tol LS IM.
Ow &row, LIB eh to 4$ ii.. Wield brow, Ai I IS& in •13 Ct.
re hid of trams.

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then goes on to develops and explain; and it is seldom ba. ve induced us to daregerd it utterly, as a foul calumny
Theyr Rpyal Highnesses household at ii-e-w-and—at the tained, sail the world thrown into confusion.
—or never—that we have read an avowal, which re- Ind a cruel aspersion. But to vs, it appears not only miles palace, St. James's, were entertained with dinners The Magistrates and Council of Glasgow resolved to
fleeted more credit and honour on the party making it. that the report has gone long uncontradicted, but on the occasion. present petitions to both Homes of Parliament against
These—as our distinguished Correspondent, SIDNEY, that it is incontradictible. The following is the para.. The Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Augusta, and the renewal and exclusive privileges in the existing Char-
said in his first letter to the !Clio—these art no ordi- graph in the Yorkshire paper, to which we allude, and the Princess Sophia, took an airing together yesterday ter of the East India Company; and particularly for the
in the Parks. adoption of such measures as may permanently secure to
nary times: and when a man of not the high rank only, we give it, for the sake of justice to all parties, but with
Despatches were sent off on Thursday evening from his Majesty's subjects the right to resort to, and to reside
hut such peculiar connections as Mr. WILLLYILIIT.II are, extreme sorrow and reluctance : the Colonial Office, for the Earl of Belmore, the Cover- in, the Indian Provinces, to the fullest extent conpistmt
stands forth the avowed champion of a general and Der- “We noticed some weeks tacit a letter from a correspondent at nor of Jamaica, and the other Governors of the West with the stability of the Government and tranquillity of
njieg reform—the pledged advocate of extensive mitten, infonnieg us that Earl FiTxwm.teat has raised the rents India Islands. that part of the empire ; and also the right of Free Trade
reductions in the public burdens—the uncompromising The Earlof Aberdeen had • • with • b
of his tenants on his Melton estate 10 per cent. We expressed our an interview yesterdaywith China.
disbelief of the leper; and our hope that it would be contradicted. the Duke of Wellington at the Treasury.
NEW FARRINGDON Mamas 6.
4wierter of retrenchment and severe economy to No contradiction hos and
on the contrary, we have been as- The silence of Mr. Brougham in the debate on Sir C.
he
variousPrer. per 11.
quarters, that the statement was correct, and Wetherell's motion has been construed as indicative of Basp_Fient Hemline, 614. Ditta %Shag, 41d. Equal quan.
that the increased rent was pakl about three weeks ago, at the beet that Learned Gentleman not feeling very warmly in favour sky of nth, Sid. Rump Steaks. 04. Romp of Beef, 64. Beef
tarits of the Government—surely some guarantee is
hereinvolved,audit. We are inhumed that the noble Eau. leased some property of the prosecution, in which he was either complimented *oak', Ivrusa heater—Lets dad. Morrell. ed. addle.
such as electors do not commonly receive A..kkLAL. 12 melt iAMin • hconstrainedKing's Counsel, to bold a brief. dd. Shoulder, std. Neck, 414. Breast, 4d. Lams, (alert supply),
suf.!,
some attention
.5.t by saircuvirtuvr LsOLOATZ —llllO/11 charity .17 or as a
10d. VIIAL—Leg, 74. Loin, 74. l'reaat, 714. Fillet, 40.
ine attention is due from the people, to so un- order to bring the tenants under his He gave more than —Morning Herald. Shoulder, 64. Peas, SA. to 74.
usual and striking a conversion. It is one of thesigns of the rents brought him In, sea he has Dow raised the rents of the The exact words of Mr. O'Conuell's Notice on the NRWOATI AND LiADENHALL, Moans S.
the times to see men whom the nation never heard of lands, net only Oda, Hauswerth gawky, but his own charity also. subject of Reform, as entered in the Notice Book are : There was only a light supply. and west was dearer at them
but la wen of luxury and privilege, foregoing all at once
These are the facts, as stated to us he authority which we cannot a
m for " Bill for the Effectual and Radical Reforms of markets to.day.—Hy the Carcase.—Per stone of alba.
• R • the People Reef
a life of ease doubt :we leave it to the admirers of the noble keit. to justify smelt Abuses in the state of the epresentation of Mutton
at 164 Poe\
all that they and pleasure, and renouncing spontaneously conduct time a
during a unexampled dapeeseion. The noble &am in the Commons' House of Parliament."
SmITHIFIRLD HAY/SARKET. to 6.
have so long held by exclusive tenure, bas added about LOON. a yeas to iaesme by these means; sad The " call of the House" for the 16th init. was last Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hey, £.70. to £2 Ise. Useful
end/ark—under aspects of no ordinary fearfulness—on the his tenants lest money last year at their old rent M.-Yorkshire night ordered, on motion of Sir R. Vyvyan ;it was moved ditto, Z 3 Is. to 43 age. Useful Messlow sad Rye Gram May:
stormy billows of political agitation. Mr. WILLIAM'S'S Gassile' and carried without any observations being made on it. to mss. to XS Se. Clover Hay. is teL to £3 10s. Oat Strew,.4
declar •
g every length of tied reform
anon The great age of the Noble EA and his known in • Lord Palmerston has stated that be will bring forward aita Ss' to ass se. Wheat Straw, sell to 40 IS'. per load oes
—be is for shortened his motion on the subject of Portugal as Wednesday IT. JANIS'S HAT- MARKRT, Xiamen IL
Parliaments, augmented coned. 6rmines. , make us go far to acquit him personally of all
next, and not on erroneously mentioned comae Reny Lowkna Meadow Hap, Li a.. to Al on Vestal
testiest share in discreditabletransaction. But ko—thenThursday, as was
a, and the excision, root and branch, of —the - or d
411 represe he taken himself patriot's mast
n twe exerecences and corruptions. Nothing upon to oppress a 7in was aware it was an unusual day to a ale" 04 Straw Gib so " 16a. Wheat WWI
sae beit its. Se 13 Os.
more manly than his pledge fleshing that patriot's name, and darken with the she of injustice ties on which debate might arias. .1„„ kad tro„„.
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COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Irererday a Court of Common Cannel was holden, for the dis-
posal of various motions. '
/The Town Clerk repo.. led, that the Committee of Aldermen, who
superintend the police, had suspended Brand, the Marshalman and
111. Aldo man Mood. after noticing that flrano's offence related to
his manner of signing the book, which all the city police sign to
s►ew ti.e hour they commence their duties, moved that the coin-
jilsiat should he investigated by the General Purposes Committee.
Air. Oldham moved an an amendment, that the Aldermen should deal
with the ease as they see fi., which was carried, after some conversa-
tion. in which Mr. Alderman Wood said he believed his brother
baspistrates would readily exchange the power of appointing the
beadles of the Court of Requests for that of selecting the mar-
sbaimen.

• Mr. Mats presented a petition from certain tavern-keepers and
others, against the removal of the vegetable market from Newgste
market, because it would occasion not only a loss of time to them,
but an increase in the charge of porterage.
ths the motion of Alderman WOOD, this petition was referred to
the City Lands Committee, which is entrusted with the manage-
ment of all the markets.

Mr. HARMER moved for the second reading of the bill for the
regulation of the office of Secondary. The committee, by whom
the bill was prepared, wished to add to the clause which provided
for the annual election of this officer, that he should be removable
at any time.

Mr. OLDu.sat begged to ask the Recorder for his opinion whether
this Court could legally make such an act. _ _

The Rzcounzoretlled, that he and some other of the city law
officers bad been consulted on this subject, and were of opinion that
the Court had not power to alter the duration of the office. Lord
Coke held that ancient oft* must be granted with all the powers
that belonged to them.
Mr. Woon said, the records of the corporation showed the Se.
condary's was not an ancient office in the sense of Lord Coke. The
case on which the Recorder's opinion had been obtained was not
fairly stated.
Mr. HARMER inquired whether /he Recorder had read the Secon.
dery Committee's Report and Appendix, showing that this Court
bad repeatedly regulated the office.

The RECORDER said be had not. The office was stated to him
to hare been held uniformly in the same way.
Mr. PRARSON first censured the Recorder for not having made
himself acquainted with a document bearing so materially on the
question, but afterwards threw the blame on the city solicitor, who
should have placed it before him. The election of the other officers
vested in the corporation in 1749 had gradually been made annual,
and why should not that of the Secondary?

The bill was read a second time, but it was also carried that the
opinion of the law officers should be taken whether the court could
legally pass this bill.
Mr. Boner's Lir moved, that all elections should be by poll,
inoead of by ballot. He urged that the character and Independence
et' the Court required this alteration, and referred to the paragraphs
respecting the election of the Coroner, wherein It wits alleged several
of the candidates obtained premises from the majority of the mem.
ben of the Court.

Sir PETER LAuLIE seconded the motion. He was an enemy to
all secret proceedings. No man ought to do that which he would
not do openly, and which he would net justify. The magist►ates of
Middlesex decided questions by ballot ; but still ne man could de.
ceive, for the clerk ultimately read aloud the name of every voter,
and the party he voted for.
Mr. Tirontrutt.t. said, electing by poll would give a manly chit.
ratter to their proceedings. They were delegates and their consti.
tuents had a tight to know how they executed their trust.
The motion, however, was negatived, after some obaserations
from Mr. Alderman Wistcnissna, Mr. Hansarts, Mr. R. L.
JON p 5, and others, who thought the motion amounted to a censure
ea the past conduct of the Common Conseil.
Mr. WOOD moved an inquiry into the delay in hearing parish
appeals at the Sessions, but expressed himself satisfied with the ex.
planation of the Recorder that the delay was caused by his illness,
sad the arrear of cues had been disposed of in two hours.
Mr. OLDUASI made a motion, which was carried, for an inquiry
whether the society winch manages the Irish estates can legally con.
gist of venous not members of the twelve chief companies. The
object was avowed to be to get at the society's accounts, which Mr.
PELLATT said the twelve companies themselves were not able to
elstain.—Adjourned.