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

JULY.

S. The Rut India Free Trader, the Carnbrea Castle, lost off the
Isle of Wight—crew and passengers saved.
9. Gerard Callaghan, Esq. returned Member for Cork by a
majority of Sag; for bk. Callaghan, 523 ; 6k Augustus Warren,
155.

11. A gnat worm at Haifa where gust mischief was done
to the propwty of oweral poor dims from their habitations being
isuodated.

14. The Order of the King, published In the London Gazette,
recommends the Rev. Richard Bigot, Clerk, M. M. to be elected
Bishop of Oxford.
16 His /Balmy arrived at Be. James's Palace, from Windsor,
and held a Council, and received the Recorder's Report, when
seven unfortunate individuals were ordered for execution.
is. Proclamation issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, for
the preservation of peace, in consequence of disturbances between
Orangemen and Catholics in the North.

SO: Mr. Daniel O'Connell returned Member for the County of
Clare without opposition.

AUGUST.
11. The Expedition against Terceira defeated by the Consti-
tutional troops, under the Conde de Villa for, on the landing of a
division of Migoelite troops, 565 of whom were taken prisoners,
and upwards of 500 MUM.
12. His Majesty laid the foundation atone of the plinth, on which
is to be erected the statue of his late father, George 111.
17. His Majesty held a Council this day at Windsor.and received
the Recorder's Report, when Brown alias King, for herein. was
ordered for execution on Monday, neat.

SEPTIIMBER.

9. A meeting of the friend. and creditors of Coveut-Garden
Theatre was held in the latter, when a subscription was entered
into to enable the theatre to be ooppeeneeed foe the season.
11. The Grand Jury of Iliddleeca returned two true bills
against George Marsden, Robert Alexander, and Stephen fasciae,
of the " Morning Journal," for a series of libels en the Duke of
Wellington.
1.5. Storm of thunder and lightning; the house of Mr. Capper
struck with the electric Suld, and much Injured.
The interior of the New Post-oAlce lighted to see the effect.
17. Capt. Dickenson honourably acquitted by the Court-Martial
at Portsmouth.

The Watt aft at the Betting-rooms, Doncaster races, robbed
of ide.ooo. _ _

Y 3. The New Post.oilice opened, and business commenced In It
for the first time.

Y 9. The New Police did duty for the Ant time.

OCTOBER.
5. Covent-Garden Theatre, after being much embarrassed in its
affairs, was opened for the season.
11. His Majesty's Giraffe died at Windsor.
12. The King held a Council at Windsor Castle, at which Par-
liament was prorogued to the 10th of December. The Recorder
made his report, when Richard Chick and Joseph Nathan, alias
Joseph Latham, alias Josiah Josses, for housebreaking. and-Richard
Gifford, for forgery, were ordered fur execution on Monday.
Dispatches received from the Hon. Robert Gordon, at Con-
stantinople, with the treaty of peace signed between Russia and the
Porte.

16. Accident happened to the Dolphin Hulk, off Chatham, li
which there were 200 convicts, but as die vessel was Mang with
water, they were enlarged and transferred to a place df safety, with
the inception of three. who were drowned, and throe who alto-
gether escaped.
15. Special Commission opened at Cork to try several penes*
charged with a conspiracy. near Doneralle, to murder three gentle-
men, when John Leary, James Roche, and James Mavath, were
found guilty of conspiring to kill G. R. 'Lowe. Mkhael Creagh,
and Henry Evans, Reps.
16. Four others charged with tbe same crime, but the Jury would
not agree to a verdict and were dismissed; and the prisoner's or-
dered to be detained dll the Assizes.

NOVEMBER
S. Trial for Ciim. Cu.n in the Court of King's Esnels, Lord
Broaden v. Lord klethoura ; no cam. bownver, was made out, and
the plaintiff was nonsuited.
S. Alderman Crowther was sworn in Lord Mayor, at Guildhall.
9. Lard Mayor's Day celebrated as usual, by abundance ideating
and drinking in the City.
19. Edward Duncombe, of Holborn, and .lohn peacoat*, No.
19, Little Queen street, Holborn, foe selling publications of as ob-
scene and Manors! tendency were sentenced by the Court of King's
Bench to six months' imprisonment in the Hoeft' of 'Correction,
and to 2nd security for their good behaviour. • -
The Siamese Youths arrived in there from Amnia, both
of whom are united by • fleshy substance. "
to. New Fleet or Farrinsdoemosiik opened ebe fine data for
public business. .
24. A:beiory fall of mow.

7. His Shinty beide Commit at Wisqlwee, when the Paribusest
arse prorogued from the 10th lost. to the $4l of February, dot toi
meet for the dispatch of booklets.
The Dube of Clereoce boasted as first sod principal Knight

--JIP9ONMP.

Grand Cross of the Military Order of Ile Datkin the room of the
late Duke of• York. • r •
The Right Hots. Stratford &obi received the honour of
Knighthood, and was invested with the Grand Cross of the Order.
as a Civil Knight of the Order.
el. A trial for aim. eon. Musikett v. Gurney, in the Court of
King's Bench. Verdict—Damages, £2,000.
Trial for atm. con. in the Commonness, Boyden v. Crochets.
Verdict—Damages 4200.
His Majesty removed for the winter from the Royal Lodge
to Windsor Castle.
22. Messrs. Glitch, Alexander, and Reber, found guilty in the
Court of King's Bench of a libel. published in the Lord Chancellor
in the" Morning Journal."
23. Messrs. Gutch, kc. found guilty of two other libels.
Trial, the King v. Marsden, Alexander. and Isaacson, in the
Court of King's Bench, for a libel on the Duke of Wellington,
published in the " Morning JournaL" Verdict of guilty against
all the defendants.
24. Trial in the King's Bench, the King v. Bell fora libel in the
" Ada." on the Lord Chsocellor. The Jury found defendant
guilty ; but recommended him to mercy.
A trial for crim. con. in the Court of Common Pleas. Sir T.
Elmsby Croft, Bart.,. Liston. Verdict—Damages, 42,300.
The Recorder made his Report to the King in Council at
Windsor Castle, of persons capitally convicted in September at the
Old Bailey—when William Newett, Thomas Thomas Mayiard,
&enlace fisndrord, and William Leslie. were ordered (or execution
on Thursday.
06. Termination of the inquiry respecting the state of the mind
of Mr. Davies, of Philpot-lane. The Foreman delivered the fol-
lowing verdict :—" The Jury is unanimously of opinion that Ed-
ward Davies is of a perfectly sane mind, and fully capable of
assuaging himself and his affairs."
27. The elevation of Prince Leopold to the Government of
Greece conlidtntly spoken of.
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FROSTS.

Dr. Hutton, in his " Mathematical Dictionary," has recorded
the following frosts :
Year.
220 Frost in Britain that lasted five months.
11 250 The Thames frozen nine weeks.
891 Most of the rivers in Britain frozen sit weeks.
550 Severeefroot in Scotland fur 14 weeks.
50$ The rivers in Britain frozen for two months.
11 538 The Danube quite frozen over.
695 Thames frozen six we'll. booths built on it.
759 Frost from Oct. Ist to Feb. 26th. 760.
827 Frost in England for nine weeks.
859 Carriages used on the Adriatic.
' 908 Most rivers in England frozen two months.
923 The Themes frozen 13 weeks.
937 Frost lasted 120 days; began Dec. 29.
998 The Thames frozen lye weeks.
1035 Severe frost on June 14; the corn and fruits destroyed.
1063 The Thames frozen 14 weeks.
1076 Frost in England from November till April.
1114 Several wooden bridges carried away by ice.
1205 Frost from January 14th till March 12d.
1407 Frost that lasted 15 weeks.
1434 From November 14th till Feb. lOtb, Thames frozen down
to Gravesend.
1633 Frost for 13 weeks.
1703-9 Severe frost for many weeks.
1715 The same for many weeks.
1739 One for nine weeks, began December 14th.
1741 Severe frost for many weeks.
1747 Severe frost In Russia.
1754 Severe one in England.
1760 The same in Germany.
1176 The same in England.
1788 Thames froze° below bridge ; booths on it.
Dr. Derham says the frosts in the years 1708 and 1709 (which
was remarkable throughout Europe) was the greatest in degree, If
not the most universal, in the memory of man, though scarcely felt
in Scotland and Ireland.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERS Doc. Doc. 11.
The betting continues so extremely Sat that we can only give a
quotation of the latest prices :

VW?.

to 1 apt Sir M. Wood's Mummer
9 to 1 Mr. Petre's Bronswicker
12 to 1 Mr. W. Chifney's Cressida cola
15 to 1 Mr. Dilly's Cetus
14 to 1 Lord Cavendish's Mom colt
17 to 1 Lord Ezeter's Mabmoud
20 to 1 --- Lord Sefton's Sal. Colt
• 90 to 1 Mr. Thornhill's Wst Tyler
90 to 1 Lord Lowther's Zuchatelli
9i. to 1 • Lord Tavistock's Custard
95 to I Lord Seftoes Captain Arthur
95 to Lord Sligo's Thine
95 to I 14. Igronones Brother to Grampus
50 to 1 Lord fleftoo's Mooch*
40 to 1 Mr. Petre's The Major
e to I Lord Sefton's Mooch.
9 to 1 Lord Queensberry's Sister to Homo
9 to 1 Mr. Stonebewer's Leeway My
13 to 1 Lord Jersey's Fillagree Ally
16 to I .-- Mr. Illaberley'i &los
17 to 1 Lord Raster's Shumla.
IT, LIMBS.
9 to 1 Lord Clevelind's Raby
14 to 1 Mr. Petre's Bnutswicker
16 to 1 .-- Mr. Richardson's Sc. Nicholas.
11 to I D. of Leed's Lady blowbray.
99 to t Mr. Petre's Reginald
Si to 1 Colonel Cradock's The Barber.
LORD EXETER'S STUD.
The above Nobleman's good torten* in his racing specniadoos
last season is equal to the Duke of Grottoes in his best days. The
following abstract of the winnings of bis ,Lordship's horses will
show an enormous total :
souont-atams.
ALSO at the Newmarket Craven Meeting, the Oaks stakes
at Epsom of 42,100, 4750 at Ascot Heath First Meet-
ing, AtMi at Newmarket First October Meeting, and
ASO at the Second October Meeting—Total.. ..465400
VALLI.
4400 at Newmarket First Spring Meeting, 4100 for being
second for the Oaks, 4945 sod 4125 at Ascot Heath
First Meeting, the Drawing-room Stakes of 491.5 at
Goodwood, and 4450 at Newmarket First October
Meeting.. 4. . 9995

IPATSOK.
The Riddlesworth Stakes of £1.700 at Newmarket Cram
deating, .1450 and £350 In the same Meetlog,the 2,000
Guineas Stakes of £6OO, and the Newntarket Stakes of
£630 at Newmarket First Sprint Meeting, mad £6OO at
Ascot Heath First Heedng 4550
ADA COLT.

At Newmarket Craven Mersin lO
• • 111/11.1111M.

At Newmarket Houghton Meeting OOO .11.4.••••.110
M.
One hundred pounds at Newmarket Wit le. Wade.
.170 at Stamford. :4200 and £3OO et 'Materleibeling
October Meeting
•

Ilwo hundred pounds at. Ateot:aitiiloo at Femoral&
July pop
1111•1411.0110.

At Newmarket Second October tkieeting, the Prowling*
Stakes or
emir our OF manors.
At Newmarket First Spring Meeting
eras.
At Newmarket Second October Meeting .
• •
FATNOL LOINS
One hundred pounds at Newmarket First Spring *let*,
£5O at the Second Meeting, and 4100 at the •Beeeriß
October Meeting .. .' .. SOO'
Grand Mal 1,445
If we take also into coosideralPos his Lordship's bets on the
various races in which the above heroes were engaged, it is lot ten
much to estimate his winnings at mixer-FM thatramen 500555.

The river below London-bridge presented yesterday et I
one time a continued sheet of fiesta trams of ice and snow com-
pletely across the stream. During the week ens hell of the river
MI the Tower bad been blocked up, sad a channel was openeel to
several vessels by coning through to the short. Ti.terday esseldat,
however. It was perceived that those ehaniele had bier trona he, 1
and the Tender ship wee entirely Maimed. Beate amid not ap-
proach
it, and the ice was toe fragile to vontuse upon. 1w this
dlielnnl4l recourse was had to paring a has front the skip to the
More, according to the plan fee sails. bms Gleam. of Ship riled
vitals. when stranded. A strong table-rope eras imeel War
one if themaste to the Tower-wharf, .and ttpah this a ben upon
toilers wee placed, is which Wu=avid Prinbionv were as=
to sad ft* by another Mw adjured to the amides. Several
erwels.w*iscst of fray arcussislodVitla bet ttntll thi of
the current broke up the Ice on the withers *le.

4,IIIPMEIP

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.