Star.
London, England, 1815-09-09 00:00:00

Mr. Secretary P.4.AL athl Mr. D. O'CONN !ILL.

(FROM THE DUBLIN EVENING Pi'%:T.)
Since the preceding lines mere mitten One Corres-
pondence which we inserted yesterday) we understand
that Mr. O'Connell received a message from Mr.
Peel, in consequence of t!:e expression used by the
tomer, namely, that Mr. Peel chose to bring him into
the Printing Office, instead of the field. The message,
we understand, was delivered by Cidanel Browne ;
but fortunately, in consequence of a commonication
to the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. O'Connell was put
under arrest and held to bail by his Lordship. We.
hive not heard whether Mr. Peel has been put under
arrest. He had left his Lodge at the Park, at a late
hour last night. We also hear that Mr. Lid..veli hid
received a message from Sir Charles Saxton, in con-
sequence of his statement. But we trust that both
these Gentlemen have been put under attest.
In consequence of circumstances with which the
public are already acquainted, Mr. O'Connell and
Mr. Lidwell were this day b.tund over to keep the
peace by the Lord o,:ef lastice. Tne Gentlemen
in question had been, in the first instance. arrestrd by
Mr. Sheriff Fleming, who sub:;equently consigned
them to the jurisdiction of the Chief Justice.—Dublin
Gorresppsdast, 54.

An ingenious artist at Bradford, in Yorkshire, is
making an artiliciai kg on a new construction for the
Marquis of ANGLEMa. H:s Lordship pressed the in.;
ventor to let him have it without delay, as he wished to
receive the PNINCE Itecesr at 13,aasfesert on his leg:.
The Friends of the Wid tie in distress, foe whom
C e Subscriptinis is opened at the Banking.houses of
hiessr. Huo.co.es and STIRLING, in the Strand ;
Mcssis. Staten, PAYNE, and Co. George-street, not.
siott-house ; Messrs. HAtINILIISLLY and Co. Pall-Mall ;
• and at Mr. Mieeatirt's, Coeupside ; most earnestly
recommend her case to the attention of those who
have a charity fund unexpended, as whatever rs sub-
, scribed will be sure to alleviate poignaoc, inevitable
and u:tmeitted distress ; it will heal the broken heart,
and it will relieve helpless misery; and those who Wish
to contribute nee 1 not fear. from the state of the
Suhscription, that their mite will be suftedluous ; the
peat and worthy public one, together with others of
a private nature, appear effectually to prevent it.
The Proprietors of Covent Garden cla not trust
alone for attraction to the novelty of their Theatre.
They have mid- many important tei Anions to their
Company. —Mr. C. KEMBLE; Mrs. Dunes, &nal the
York Theatre. and Miss Humes, the Catalaiti of
Dublin, are among the ucw engagement.
It is understood, in the neat' ical world, that the
Lyceum is to be puliesi down at the ex:;iration of the
present season, and a heai:tifel Theaiae 1,,1 English
Opems erected on the- ia• which p.a pas all the
surrounding houses •iecessary to the plan have been
purchased. The rota- e ill be of cast iron.
A cnri us Irish Gentleman, v.•lio is 'tit present an
inhabitant of Paris, having at•ei,!entolly cast his eye
on one of the advertisements of M.t.:AMI: CAT %LANl—
ta..;ng her far one of his countrya omen, said—" I
knots Mist -Witty Lase very welt." He soon found
that hr was mistaken'; but being informed that she
was a woridertul Italian singer, he went to the Con-
cert. --One of his friends having asked bias his
opinion about the musical talents of Arty Lane, he
returned this answer, es curious as !Mosel! :-.•44 Why
faith," said he, 4, one might as r... 11 go to a serm"n
as to frilly Line's Cot,cett , tl:e is like the par nn «br•
his all the talk to himself. Kay sings 'weed y, 11:1
it is always the same story. I cannot rslish a dinner
made up all ot.sugar."
A large swarm of bees on the last market day at
Beverley, in Yorkshire, entered the shop of Mr. Oa-
TART, a grocer,
,and imrneoliately put to flight all his
other customers ; a general battle then ensued, and it
was not until after Mr. OxrAuY and his men had re-
ceited several wounds, that the enemy was made to
" bite the dust," instead of the sugar.
A whale brought to Shiel.is in the Lady Tine, from
Davis Straits this year, filled casks which held 10,050
gallons, which is Worth at least selsoo.
EXCINANOVD ClVlLlTlM—Yesterday as Mts. Witei
SON and tier daughter, of Pimlico, were seated on one'
of the benches ol the Pagoda-bridge, they were joined
by a Lady of elegant tier-lament and attire, and a
Teuth abaut ten years old, her son. In the course of
conversation Mrs. WILS'IN looked at her watch. This
Inky coincidence reminded the stranger hers wanted
winding, and borrowing Mrs. WILSON'S for the pur-
pose, she slipped the chain from that, a gold repeater,
on her own, a metal one, which, in presenting it to
Mrs. Wieson as her own, with many civil acknow-
ledgements, she politely took her leave.
PRICE or BREAD...—The Master, Wardens, and
Court of Assistants, of the Bakers' Company, have
agreed (somewhat in the way of the Tallow-chandlers
Company,)-to send weekly notices to the different
Bakers, of die tnamitnom which they ought to charge
to the public, to be regulated by Monelay's prices at
Mark-lane. The notice for this week,' ending on
Thursday, states the price to he I ld.
Eartso.—lt has h.-en ascertained by several recent
experiments in France, that one Prnsian eats as much
as five Englishmen, and cite Cossack as much as three
Prussians. This estimate may afford an idea of the
• enormous consumption of provisions in that country.
PELESTRIANISSI.—Saturday last, a young mats, of
the name of Amos, son of a respectable farmer at
Sible liedinyham, Essex, for a wager of £lO, under.
took to run miles in three hours, which he accosts.
plishcsi within the tome, having twa minutes and a
half to spare.
Friday se'eunight, the cow-house, belonging to Mr.
lion, situated on the King's lines, at Chatham, about
half gan-shot from the batteries, suddenly caught fire
from the explosion of a sky rocket, which tell on the
thatch, and burnt the cow-house to the ground.
About midnight on Saturday a fire broke out in a
large three cocicled oast, situated in the Square, at
Wingham, and belonging to Mr. John Elgar, which
after destroying the building and about 12 cwt. of
lops, was fortunately prevented lrom conanuaicating
ev two adjoining cottages.
The seamen at Sunderland are illegally stopping
the ships fremegoing to sea. At first they demanded
Vett every ship should have an extra hand or two,
i,uineas wages,
with by the
for sea ; but
stopped' all ships
• were willing

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POLICE.

Gutustudir,..-Yestesday Alen Perit, a lad or about.
foutteen years of age, was charged with stealing l 2
lace shawls, value rEI2, the property of Mr. Jerome,
of Wood-street, Cheapside, en Thursday last. The
articles were found iohis possession and identified by
the prosecutor. he boy, who was a vender of fire-
wood, had come into the shop under pretence of ask.
ing it any was wanted. Committed for trial.
CouNTeursa r Cors,rPhi/i/i Riley and Elizabeth
Bryant, wire charged with having in their prissession
tour counterfeit tokens of the value of three shillings
,each, purporting to be the coin of the Bank of Lag-
land. The Solicitor of the Bank submitted to the
Magistrate, that as the Act of Parliament enjoins,
that the . accused party shall have at least filly coun-
terfeit tokens in their possession, or that they shall
tender one, knowing the s.tid piece to be counterfeit,
the misdemeanour is not established, and the priso-
ners must necessarily be discharged. The Magistrate
agreed with the Solicitor as to the construction of the
Act, but warned the prisoners upon their very narrow
escape.. Discharped.
BUNV-STREET.—Yesterday a young man, of a gen-
teel appearance, very respectable connection,• and
who held a high situation under Govirnmeat, was
.brought to the Oifice by Vickery, the officer, and
charged on suspicion of having committed forgeries
to a large amount, with an intent to delniud his M.:.
jesty. It was proved by Vickery and several wit.
ney.es, that the prisoner had uttere.l a forged bill of
exchange at the Victualling Office, in Somerset-
House, to the amount of £S6B. 9s. 6d. The pi iso-•
net was committed for turther examiation till the
business is further investigated.
UNION I-I.w. -a-Ye.aerdav John Purehnsent, an iti-
nerant dealer in rausliiis, 1 cos, totem, ttc was
charged with stealing a time-piece from the ..• use of
Mr. Footop, at Dulwich. 11 api.eared by the state
n.ent of Mr. Tcotop's servant, that oil Wcshiesda;
morning last, she was at home alone, when she heard
sume person knocking in tta. front parloiir ; she was
at this time in- the kitchen ; she went up stairs amine-
diately, and lound the prsoner in the prima, win.
enquired it she wanted any laces or muslins ? and
seemed extremely anxious to so, w her what he had.
got to dispose of. She tepeatealy told him s:ie did
not want any thing, and at length he went'away. A
few minutes afterwards site went into the parlour for
something, when she missed a valuable tiote-pece
rrum the .mantleshell. She immediately suspected
the prisoner, and went in pursuit ;if hint, having first
applied to Ltiiox, a constable, to go with her. They
gained information which road he had taken, and
overt..A him when about a mile from the house : on
searching him toe time-piece was found in his pos-
session. He was fully committed for taial.

• There. are npwards of Three Hundred prisoners
for trial et the OW Bailey Sessions, including twenty
children, under 15 yews of age.
By the new Stamp Act, the ((Mowing alterations
have t ilcn place on the Dirties of Legacies : Brothers
and sisters ut the deceased and their descendants, 43
cer cent. brothers and sisters of the &titer or moths,
ditto, ,C 5 per cent. brothers and sisters of a grandpa-
'ha. 4.r grandmother, ditto, R 6 per cent.

N W si,A I,b AND LEADEN ri Al.l. ANNA 1.3.
(Brass earcass.)
aevr, ver stone Sa GI to 4r, 4d 1 Veal 44 Od to Ss 44
W:uttem • ss 4d to 44 44 Pork Ss 44 to 4a .04
Lamb 4• W to is 4d. •

PRICE 0,
MEW •AOS. IletW POCILITS.
Kent 71 74 to 101 Os gest 71 os to 91 • Ss
susses it 154 to 9i 04 Simon • II 10a to ttl 114
Essex 71 Os co 91 Os Farnham 111 0• to ISi 0/

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PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAMBS'S. ICISITSCIIAPE
Hay SI Os to 51 0s 01 I Hay 41 Os to Si Os Od
Straw 11 141 Od to 21 2s 04 Straw 11 Iss to 21 Os 04

RAW HIDES. -
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is 10d in 95 0.1
swot) a its S.! to Ss 0.1 Market Calf Ps. each.
Middlings ila 441 to 2. ild Buz. Hone 145 to !tilt

PRICE OF

'TALLOW.

St. James's Market Os Od Town Tallow 70s fid
Clare Market - Os Od Yellow Russia 71s Od
Whtteehipel Market 4s Od White ditto 00a od
per nous of nib. .......... Soap ditto 6111 Od
Graves ISs 011—Good Dregs 10s Od.
Yellow Soap, ads--Mottled, 961—Curd, 1001—Palm, 104 s
'Price of Candles par dia. 12s id—Moulds, 14s Od. '

PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENH,ALL.STREEI'.
I
Botts, SO to 5611 s 21d 24d Calf Skins, 90 to 40114 .441 2741
Ditto, 56 :o 66Ibs 244 Itld Ditto 50 to 70Ib. ethl S3i
Merchants Baas 194 00d Ditto 70 to 801 bis 2:d 1:6,1
Drooling Hides Jed 124 Small Seals Greenland 4241 44J
Fine Coach Hides 194 2id I Large ditto, per doz. 12 Is INos

COAle MARKET, SEPr. 8.
Sblpe at Market. Skips Sold.
88 Newmark) 604
IS Sunderland It
1 Welsh Gal

Prise.

S6s. 6d. to 461 6d.
40,. ad. to 42i cd.
80s t Ms.

COUNTRY MARKS? CS.

OiroftO, Sart. 7e --Price of la bushel of 14-brit, Ts. 9d.—•
The Quarters Loaf, 04d.
thestioos, SEP I'. I —Wheat per load £lO Os. to .€lO
Da rl ey , per quarter 31$ to 375. Oats 34i to 311. Brans 325.
to 40s. Peas 43. to 461.

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