Star.
London, England, 1831-04-22 00:00:00

EMPIRE.

‘f ANCRESTER AND SALFORD ADVERTISER.
Two Coos Ifizu.sns.--Ameng the many mischievous ants of
tsar anomalous bast-tea, it has latterly bad the effect of noply driv-
ing the millers of thin distrist ant of the trade. From a peados to the
House of Comas% ill& they bsv mesa* adapted, it ammo, that
while two bo bed Ilium/ mum= of whom wse het year *pia
into Limpid Batas di 17nildi [[harms, la the dame of Sour, net much
mule thaa arsalionbuil lie halted an=wo goatees wen Ins.
plied angssand siad that the ammetal of the present camst
loam dim ammo the sapplim whisi we draw from abroad, to be mot
amig gullern,last eammilminmed at of this cons ay, while the Home of
OmMeliell amandaing a bill far lampludos the pimple he want of
NIL Tim onsisillas urge justly, that they omit compote
with the weal lee of America, beau., the mills in tho err ammo not
withal 417 mad' abject to high rents sad taxes—i• the able are
wodsmil watts power, "bid; omits little, mod are stiles' to low rents
sad ray twat hum, the Awoken miller is spared the cost of
cony lag asythkgM ontnimdmt bat the *est it MI bar sod Au-
thor, halase the 6watisam mdkr maim his liar ohm wheat Is cheap,
hut** What maw Imat hay Amides whit di it is dear.
Tuesday, ma Inquest was hie beimby Mr. Miles, mn the bodies of
dile mon and a boy wko ware at
_dm breaking of a ram at tbe
▪ el lir. Jae, lisciap, at Bardsky aimA L the whit of
Aminsimmior. Lyng. itlmse aims* to attach to Osman Ilashhowas,
amda.looker, the beams was adiontned to 11mnalay, whoa it woe
smamsd at the Canaimmisktan, Admen. Pima she miasma it ap.
meal that the mom, es whin tbe alsheasse flu, had refund to go
own, as amount et dm dimmagal same Oils rep, bit the mdmdmitor
declaring it would be safe fee aeny months, they rdaiandy vainsol,
and the remit too fatally kidded disk apprebamism, as di mpo
broke, and they fall a &ta shyards, by whisk*" woo dada.
ed to Wit. A
verdict " htan WU roams' whet the
.said Camillus Backbones, mod be was mommitlad a Ohs hi trial at the
neat assizes.
We are Katy to hove to announce dot the Pismpend, ow 0616.b5d
Parer matinees unhatad ie its viewless. Weems Wawa, ups fmt-
feint astbority, Abs. thus is peat rabsbilily at he ha Lisa la
mewl Mamas cad from the noserame anatomical
ear is this owl. One grathown who him isms. whiff
seeing a putrid tally_,_hod • gathoriag mood, and of wan ihnidms
whom be attendee-IMb the sons had, six died.
We bare it him indeilMal cruelty, that I. the mat of Wallin;
Holton, Esq. of Bohm Pa* paromarkg *di shunmY tor the
county, he will be um spa tholnitings with fal ail implies bio-
ta, of the mats of tho Mika August, 1819.
We unclaimed that a waft of the Maadistar Chamisse of Coat.
merle, of which a Me. G. W. Wood is pommidont, is mad fie Monday
next, to discuss the merits alf dm Mehra BM; the objmilo to mums the
qualification to be Nisi
There are Dow conenod to the Reuse of Correction, at Lirkdale, up-
wards of 1100pdasams, nearly IN of whom are for trial foe felony, at the
ensuing sessions, besides minor Mires.
MANCHICITIII SMITE/ MIA MMILIZT April 13-2993 sheep,
at 5d to 7d per lb, sinking the offal 0 lambs, Od to Od ; 606 eattk,
ad to 6d ; 380 pigs, 4d to 6d ; 88 calves, 4d to ed ; total, 3916.
Meal and Flour-Market, April 9,—Meal, Ms to 36s per load ; &MT,
44s to 465. Potable Market, April 9. Potatoes, 7a, 7. 6d, 7. 9d and
th per load. Carrots, Bs, 8s lid, and 9s pa load. Turnips, 7s id, 7.
10d, and 8s per load. Colossi-28s, 295, 30s, and 345 per load.
MARRIED.—Capt. Fox Maui*, late of the 79th, to the Hon. Miss
Aberenimble.—.At Lancaster, Alfred Hingston, Esq. banker, Ply-
mouth,
to Mary, eldest daughter of Jas. Barton Nottage, Req.—Row-
land Ryles Berton Warburton, Esq. of Arley Hall, to Mary, eldest
daughter of biz Richard Brooke, Bart.—Mr. James Cunningham, of
Warrington, to Harriet, youngest daughter of Mr. Job Wilson. of
Runcorn.—Lieut. Westby, of the lit Royal Dragoons, to Ruth, third
daughter of the late Mr. John Holford of Salford.
DlED.—Aged 37, Mr. John Mellor, of Micklehurst, near Saddle.
worth-61, Mr. Yates, of the Star Hotel-29, Charlotte, wife of Mr.
Robert Bradwell, of Hulroe-23, Mr. Thomas Bradbury Brook, eldest
son of Mr. Julius Brook, of Edgeley.

LEICESTER CHRONICLE.
At length it appears that tierCarpools.' of Leiseriat bare broken
silence, and published a statement of tramenedene between themselves
and Mr. Otway Cave, wham they manned by mistake as a tory, and
he proved a liberal patriot ad refenor, a character held in abhorrence
by all slam corporatism. Tint supnissa of returning bob members
was, it wore, 27,11611. ben Mr. (lessees soy pendently did net pay a
tenth, said the other solklate, as is supposed, not above two-
tenths, kavkg the sepseaden pony minus about eigkeen or
nineteen thawed peemde, me mesa probably as all this member
save one is womb. is Leicester a jeskany is felt, bet the Mess trust-
money shoal be applied is this vied jabs and a biti of dime-
very, /kn. is aL DO 111 she *Me is 411 MIMAPINI as elk as
the Weymwtl bedew itself—le met iredionnt the Meet idlermal—
for we see pereseded, that if sok teammetkor were Me& the monk
wield rim the people from the amoryamee of a ssepoodem, whisk so
selopplied its fonds or ha credit, sad ire ptivikips fee eisokneerkg
Plirratmest wee Ml at Heneefind, near Beak, es Friday last, by
Thomas Clarke, pet- esseart, Wbsadey. up.
wards of eighty yeas stay. Wag im smears for rent,
he was very much distressed be his mind, and w the bailiff entered
to take a distress, be was fool keg* to the bondman of the oaks, I
quite dandy—Yard* lunacy.
On Monday rosin, a meting of the electors of the town of Not-
tingham, was held In the gloat Inciaege Hall, for the purpose of
affording Sir Thom ikomem and Sk R. C. Ferguson an opportunity
of meeting their eseetirsems, previews to the reassembling of Par-
liament. N. es my *Aar accedes de we remember to have seen
the hall so asorded, fer dos. the bodies were closely arranged, ma.
ny were unable m sit dews ankg the inns ing ; the number present
mast have been am iIM to MIL
General Mimeo ha masomml that be is a candidate to represent
the southern moiety of Lineekshire (comprising the divisions of Kes-
teven and whenever the new bill should pass into a law.
The character of the Ilkeston water may now be said to be seta.
Wished. Pram the use of the warm baths, and drinking the water,
during the lan season, relief has been obtained by hundreds of persons
afflicted with rheumatism, chronic end inSammatory, lumbago, gout.
paralysis, indigestion, liver complaints, &c.
Limes:ea, fisrunnaT.—wheat, Ills. Rp, 455. Barley, 46e 3d.
Oats. Id. Beam, 46s dd. Peas, as. Fine Flour, 60a to 61s.
Wheaten 681 to 695. Household, 8414 to Os. Quartern
Loaf, wheaten, ltd; ditto household, 106.
MARRIED.—Mr. Spenser, solicitor. Atherstone. to Catherine,
eldest daughter of T. Wakefield, Rag. of Minworth.—Mr. Lathbury,
of Horninglow, to Ann, third daughter of Capt. Taylor.
DIItD.—At Oreetbam, Rutland, Mary Ward ; and three hours af-
terwards, Robert Ward, her husband. They had reached the age of 77
years each; and had been married 66 years.

BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL
On Thursday last • general mestiug of the new publicans was held
at Northall and James's School Room, Temple-Row, which was com-
pletely filled. Mr. Thomas Dawes was called to the chair, when be
addressed the meeting nearly as follows:—Gentlemen, we have called
you together, that you might hear the report of our delegates. whom
we sent up to London to advocate our cause with such members of
parliament, who might be thought most eligible to bring our peados
We—re the house. - -

The folloZi resolutions were then unanimously adopted.
1. That the Committee be empowered to take any steps they may
think proper, to counteract the accusations brought by the grand jury
at the late assises at Warwick, against persons licensed under the late
new beer bill, and that the expences of the same be defrayed out of the
fends of the society.
2. That a pedtion to Parliament be prepared, stating iletS, which
will contradict the unjust assertions made the grand jury at War-
wick; that the late beer act has given encouragement to drunkenness,
gambling, and debauchery; and that steps be taken to get this petition
signed by the parties who are accustomed to buy ale at the new
houses, and who can best report as to the general conduct of the new
publicans.
3. That the committee be authorised to send delegates to London
spin, on behalf of the new publicans, at such dare or times as they may
consider most likely to carry their measures Into effect.
On Wednesday evening last, a Special General Meeting of the Guar-
dians and Overseers of the Poor, was held at the Public Office for the
following objects, vis.--to form the respective Committees for con-
ducting the various duties requiring the attention of Guardian; to sp.
point the officers of the establishment; to consider the propriety of ad-
mitting Reporters to the Meetings of the Guardians; and to endeavour
to obtain an Interview with the Commissioners of the Street Act, rela-
tive to the use of the intended Town-Hall. The following ge gentlemen
took the oath necessary to qualify themselves to act as Guards ns, via
Sawn. T. E. Jones, H. Edwards, W. Bodged., W. Harley, Jacob
P e, IL Merry, J. Linwood, B. Sutton, C. Shaw, J. Webb, J. Warden,
& holey, J. F. Lee, and G Robins. In addition to which there
were Wee present—Messrs. Renaud, Brown, (Milos, Whittle, Bower,
Stone, Duprd, Barns, Hedges, T. Hill, Shaman, Hunt,
T. Clive, Minton, T. Claik, Lawrence, J. Smith, J. Aliportirj,lia
loek, Itamell, J. M. Ainsworth, C. Jones, Harris, Crowder, Barlow,
&bill" Parry, J. Lane, Western, Roo w, Heft y,5. y, Aliprot4Bette,
&Lm, „e, Isaac, Ainsworth, Lee, Lloyd, Edmonds, Balt,
hrfta,
Tbe imwo et most elecdon hos folly justified our moot um-
Om the new Guadiana have, by au almost unanimous
Me, dot reporters histishrth shall have free acmes to their
the male et champs for the eaWy of water to
the hilebints, and lad that the Company ham Sued their pries at
is, Nile In asmpariom with the provost suede of sur. The waft-
carte dame a halt-penny par pail, which doss not staid tbrestlows
the Water-work Company will supply the public with 36 ffir for
throe larthinip.

CORN-EXCHANI

Wbest.new,Kent, Bun 74s 78s
Old . —s

Suffolk. (White) . 72s 76s
Norfolk & Bu 6 (Red), Eks 70.
Rye . 30.34.
Barley, 361 .40s ..Fine 41. 48.
Pets, White . 40s 42s
Boilers . . 45s 4114
oasts
Wheat, English (qrs.) - 2,7401
Irish .
Foreign - 30,910
Earley, English - 2,270
I,
Irish - -