Star.
London, England, 1830-01-28 00:00:00

OF SUFFOLK.

At nur Sessions last week. the Jurors appended the following .)b-
-servations to their presentment :
" Grand Jury Room, Bury Sc. Edmund's, Jm. 19.
" That we should ill discharge our duty as Grand Jurors, u ere
we to separate without expressing uur deep regret at the alarmi•.g
situation of the country, but more parikularly of the agricultv r.I
istereat.

" Such is the depres►ion of the occupiers of the soil that, in mo-
nstrous instances, they are p ted from affording employartit
to the labouring bands, whereby they might gain an hune•t live-
lihood. many of whom are driven in come quence to the unsatisfac-
tory alternative of receiving aid front the parish, or of seeking a
subsistence by the illegal means of poaching or depredation, if nut
driven to crimes of a more daring or malevolent description.
" Under these circumstances, so fraught with ruin to the farmer,
so baneful to the labourer, and so injurious to the country at large,
we trust the Magistrates here assembled will use their exertions to
convene a Meeting of this county, in order that the butte of the
suffering agriculturists may be publicly considered, and laid before
Parliament, under the hope of obtaining some permanent and t 6i-
dent reUef.

At the time the presentment was handed to the Bench, a requi-
sition to the High Sheriff. which had been previously signed bY
Bail Stradbroke and Lord Huntinglield, was receiving the signa-
tures of the Magistrates ; and it was afterwards handed to the
Grand Jury for their's. MI the Jurors signed it, save one, the
Agent of Lord Calthorpe.-Brfelk Herald.

A requisition to the High Sheriff of the county of
Flint is in course of signature to call a Public Meeting,
" to take into consideration the distress which so unhap-
pily pervades all classes in the country, and to petition
Parliament thereupon." The importance of this county
is not to be estimated by its ..xtent, its minerals forming
a large portion of its wealth, and employing a very nu-
merous population.
A requisition has been presented to the High Sh,e,
of Essex, requesting hint to call a Meeting, to take int
consideration the distressed state of the agriculture and
trade of the country, and to make such representations to
the Legislature as may induce an immediate inquiry is.to
the causes thereof, and the means of applying so:ne speedy
and effectual relief.

It appears there are not fewer than 50 persons at thi.
moment confined in the House of Correcti )u at Wake-
field for offences against the Game Laws.—Sheffield
When we stated that on St. Thomas's Day our ve-
nerable neighbour, Earl Ft TZ W I LLI AM, through the
medium of Mr. BY aom, his Lordship's house steward,
gave 2,000 sixpences to 2,000 poor persons in the neigh-
' bourhood of Wentworth, we ought to have added, that
on the following day the bounty of the same Noble per-
sonage bestowed upon that class of persons 400 stones of
beef. We mention the fact now, because occasion was
taken, by one or two of the London Journals, when the
former paragraph appeared in the Iris. to insinuate that
the doling out of sixpences was the only instance of
charity exercised at Wentworth on the eve of Christmas.
—Sheffield Iris.
Lord Rossmoar. who has been corresponding with all
the disfranchised Peers of Ireland and Scotland during
the recess, has prepared a work on the rights of these
Noblemen, of which those who have seen it speak highly.
It certainly is a singular situation in which these Pe•ls
are placed, excluded by the respective Articles of Union
from the Upper, and by the Constitution of the country
from the Lower House of Parliament. Lord R. intend-
to treat the matter legally, and assert the rights of him
salt and 11:s brother Peers upon the broad prinoip'.es of la
Nutt EL Exit' lIITION 01 A STEAM OM )1 !BUR.- -Vt•

terday afternoon, between three and four o'clock, ati.iin
mewe number of persons assembled in Osnahurg-street,
Regent's Park, and the New-road, to witness the exhibi-
tion of a new-invented steam omnibus, which proceede I
from Messrs. BRAITIMAITES' manufactory', in Albany-
street. The steam apparatus is contained in the front, in
a machine something similar to a light cart, with a large
iron chimney in the centre. It was guided by two men
and the engineer : the body of the omnibus is attached to
the machine, with a boy at the end of it to attend on pat-
sengers. It was filled with persons, and the velocity with
which it proceeded along toe roads was at t mishiag, pass-
ing every other vehicle in the line of its movement. S. -
veral gentlemen on horseback found it Decease!" to kee,i
their horses full gallop to keep up with the carnage.
ERR ATU m.—Our Paper of Tuesday contained an
event et the election of dm President of the Rojal Academy. in
which Mr. Wu.aut is alluded t• as • Sculptor. instead of Mr.
CRAMMIT. Front the couteat it is evident the error arose frunt
Inettvetweee.

NEW FARRINGDON MARKIKT—THIS*DA T.
This market was well attended this mender: • Veal
daises same ; ere her meat there was a road supply. •
Vega—L.B.ll4 per D. Lois. &I. Mesas.. &I. Shetster, Sad.
Beer—Cbuleest roasting parts. 6 4. Boiling. S. Firma qusotity.
lid. Rump of Beef, ed. Rump Steaks 11. Wevunsiilariiis--
Moulder, Sd. LBW. id. Minds. W. 11.-1. sltd. Week; *td.
lbeaw,ed. Pose-30. to 74. TI. sawavraeumillisepplied with
Vegetables. Fauila.&e.