Star.
London, England, 1824-09-14 00:00:00

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to Cultivate

The late heavy and etmtiotted rains have had a serious
effect both upon the barley harvest and the hop-pick-
ing. There is one consolation, however, that should the
malt and hops both fail, the brewers know how to do
without them.

Last week, at Leeds .parish church, there were not
fewer than. one huadred and thirty-four christenings,
and thirty marriages..
Monday se'nnight, at the parish of Farley, Hants,
grace, aged about eighteen months, fell into a verse%
Called a keeveri full.of scalding wort, and he survived
only ten hours.
The Dublin Correspondent Mastitis the following
article, by which it would seem that Lineation still
makes very slow progress in the Roman Catbolit
Schools of Ireland A Correspondent of our's states,
that the Protestant Clergy, who visit the Schools re:
cently encouraged by the Roman Catholic Clergy,
should not omit to interrogate the Schoolmasters closely
' concerning the books which were in the School a few
months past. Several works of a very pernicious kind
have been laid aside, preparatory to the investigation
now in progress. We understand that some of the
Schoolmasters have been very laconic and unsatisfactory
In their answers; but it is quite expedient, that nothing
but the fullest answer be received upon this head, con.
cerning the books lately used in the Schools.—A very
curious return, we understand, has: been made of a
School at or near Cork :—the Schoolmaster stated, that
there were nearly 149 children attending the School,
of which number 36 could not read, At .the time of
his making this return to the visitors, there were but
six children in the School?'
An accident which proved fatal:beel John Faulkner,
a valuable servant in husbandry, of Mr. Lawaexce
TitoMPSOS, of Tallington, near &antic). d, on Friday se'n-
night. The deceased Was attempting to catch a horse of
his masters, and. imprudently followed the animal,
'which struck blies violently on the head and face• with
bath its hind tiejt,-so as to occasion severe fractures au,l
contusions, wli • -terminated the life of the unfortunate
man on the following Sunday.
MELANCHOLY CATASTROPH it.—A deplorable accident
happened bear Wendover, cm Thursday evening: A, part, tif Ste
female, and a young man named•Lskt, formed a party at tine to
visit a beautiful and wellausnwn spot called. Velvet Lawn, for Which
purpose they meat in small boat on the canal, which rem near the
spot, the beat being timed bye home. They pleasantly spent the day
Te party; on ecterbig the boat .to return home, caulked of nine
persons, two young thistiensen and seven Ladies, with a boy to
' drive the horse which towed she beet; one Lady and one Gentle..
man left the party at Halton,' And wear home In a gig. There
were now.in the boat two Misses .Butcher, whose parents are gre;
cers at Tring, two daughters of • Mr. Allen, a fell-monger si
Leighton, who were visiting at Mr. Butcher's, a daughter of Mr:
Jones, a carpenter, at Ming,. and Mr. Lake. By a sudden
jerk of the towing-Ibn, culled by the horse going on briskly after
stopping while the boy opened a gate, the boat, a small sad ill.coe-
stnacted vessel, was dragged on one side, and took in the water.
The consequence was, that it was overset, and the whole, party
turned into the canaL The young. Ladies who fell victims to the
accident were the eldeit Mks Allen, aged 16, and the eldest Mies
Butcher, aged 20. Thit hear of Miss Butcher was soon found, he
nearly three hours elapsed before that of Miss Allen was broigirrout.
An inquest has been held en the bodies, when the above facts were
heard in evidence,the Jury returned a verdict of—Accidental Death

MARRIED.

The 7tb init. at Gametal, Notts, t►e Rev. Thomas itteveon
Pepreeei Fellow of Exeter Coilege, 0:04 to thosanara Diary. se-
cond damikter of the Bev. Joshua Brooke, Rector of Gatantoo.

• DIBD.
January 14. rotor East Indies, Lieut. George Marti. /Wesley,
of the 224 Regiment Nadve Infantry, aged 26.
Thursday, aged 42, ChErlotte,wik of Lieut. John, White, R.N.
The Otk inst. at -Fillstings, Mrs. Sophia (Mona Barclay, wife of
Captain Andrew Barclay.
Tuesday, at Gosport, egad 21, Louisa, wile of R. IL Freer,
Esq. of the Royal Veteran Battalion.
Lately, at Norwich, Mn. Joyce Fanaine. By a codicil to the
will of the Rev. Dr. Pile, late a Prebendary of Whtehester Cathc-
dra4 a ceiriderabloans of money was bequeathed to this Lady.
which, at bordnieme was directed to bt applied few the benefit of
the widows of Bishop Morley's College, in that city. The sum
added to the foods of the charity amounts to about £7OOO, tell&
will make a coasiderable increase in the stipends of. the widows.
Last week, aged 69. WONam Wilshire, Esq. of Hkchin, Chair-
man of the Bedfordshire Quarter Sessions, and at Wet rs. fur
the county of Mulford.

_NEITGATIC Aim LRAM

Beef...
Mutton
Ltnsb So

[ALL MARKETS, Sept. IS.
Veal
Pork as od to Si 44
id to Se Od.

PRICES or HAY £
ST. ametes.
MI al 6s od te Sl lbs Od
41ower 511011 od to el os od
Straw 111,4 Od to SI C 4 Od

,W YESTERDAY.

Hay 31106.--; al is ott
Clover 41 Os to of e 5.041
Straw 21 100 to 21 las ed

OF HOPS.

11111/ BAGS.

Kent
Sussex
linen

75 to 9St
60. to 96,5
62* to 90*

SOAP, &e. per 1-124
Ditto rough ios od
YeUow fhap ......
Mottled ..

Curd .. NU od
Palm

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Butte, SO to 561bs each 90d to 224 per lb
Ditto 56 to 461bs each 234 to 24d
Dressing Hides • lit to 124
Fine Coach Hides SW Os 224
Crop Hides, 35 to 401br fin-cutting 14d to 174 •
Ditto 45 to 50th ltd to 104
Calf Shins, 56 to 401bs liki to 244
Ditto 50 to 701bs 2441 to 27d
Ditto 70 to 1101bs ......... .. ..... --nil to 111114
Small Seab (Greenland) 17d to led
Large ditto 17d to 194
Tanned Hone Hides 124 to 13d
Spanish Hone Hides ' l2d to 404

RAW HIDES.
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary ... its ed to its id
stone)
Middlings ... 2slOd to 31 Od Sag. Horse Os od to os exl.

COAL MARKET, Sept. 13.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
84 Newcastle • 77 - 295. 6d. to M. 3d.
33 Sunderland • 33 -30 s. od. to 395. ed.

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