Star.
London, England, 1831-05-14 00:00:00

DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, MAY 9.

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Ittrasounon Rivoiw or Catrana.—The following apnea in
the Limerick Evening Pest of Friday. The Canada papers, dated
April 2d, received at our odes, do not contain any such intelligence.
We trust that there is no fotutdatioo for the 'waver :-
0 There are letters in town from Quebec, Modes the serious
and important circumstance of the Condos having ask is.
dependence. The House of Amembly has dolled tits salbselty of the
Governor and Upper Hour, and proossin to the @grievants of
Attorney-General, Chief Justice, Ike. The Gann dissolved the
assembly. The next accounts will be Win he with onlety."
The greatest glory of the Irish Motion seamshe Dahlia I
The corporator, would have hid a timer d to sae es law* morn.
ing, that success the most trillion wend stood their sans. At
the close of the day, however, WIN in a adoseity, which places
the issue of the contest beynd ink, and makes the friends of
reform only sondes= to seeder thole dhcomilture signal. We have
barely room to air car bong to " King, government,
and papa, I° To inn shaszrzwin Dublin is, indeed, a
victory !
On Saturday, the election of a Member of Parliament for the Uni-
vy 'Malin, was *preload to take plate. The place for bolding
the Mena was the Runinstisa Hall, which was prepared in the
mil way he Elsakno—there being raised a large wooden barrier
nesse the ens of the ball, HMIs the electors, the candidates, and
the assesses booth, from that perdue st the bell intended for the
sosimendstion ot Under.Oreheasse sad who might wish
to witness the proceedings. Oesqp Bronat, . IL L". acted
as mess. and J C. Graves, Ida. was r attendance, as a Ma.
gietreee. to administer the oaths—they sat urea the same bench with
the Poona and irles•Pavost. Beneath ware ranged the deputy.
amemess and pollaiselks. A few mantes bare ten o'clock, the doors
of the Examination Hall was them apse to the public, and It was
lemeniately filled by a of Mhos, sane of them wearing caps and
and others in pill dress, whose brutal conduct was not only
edW to the anivemity, but to the country to which they beltogn.
It on .ceding, hen the anise anise fellows, that they acted un-
der the spechl miss of ewe siapsiee spirit • for while their voices
would be at en seemensaimil in the wooded shouts, they would
in the mat he subdued his. the mem seat . The bona
nee
amen the ball, hod ens odes* them of "No Rahn,
no
green *e the Lad Mayer—a for Mr. Lefroy—and
three pans he Mr. C
Aber the venal cathir= &deafened to the Provost, as return.
lag oilier, she election was emeeteed by biro to have commenced.
Dr. MOW" Vice.Provest, proposed Mr. Thomas Lefroy, as a
it and paper ovesentadve fee the University.
Mr. Canon sanded the nomination of Mr. Lefroy in a lora
"slob, the soy part of which we could understand was, that the speaker
masidend that the reform bill would open the way to corruption and
bribery, soil would destroy their glorious constitution to church and
state
The Rev. Doctor Sadler proposed Mr. Crampton as the representative
of the University. Is adse a watch the emollients of this speaker, the
mermen found it neemeary top up beside him. Suck was the ex-
ams span and clamor in the ball that a person with the strongest
boas wadball,
net be bred at a few yards' dismiss.
Me.pree (main aseemileil the asealestion of Mr. Cramp-
tine 71446101 dollea_glehe audit the peewee eleseees, aid it wee
with ire odd WA a bur ef lice enhisess.

Indies, --
At &ampler, in the East on the 27th of November, RIK
after an illness of three days, Captain James Myers, 7th Regimest
Native Infantry Madras. youngest son of the late S. A Myers, Oat
of Mitcham, Surrey--At Midhurst, on the 11th inst. Helen, the
youngest daughter of Mr. Wasdroper, solicitor, of that Ow..
Yesterday, at his brother's residame, Dulwich, Surrey, of censumpticm
Mr. Emanuel Snitcher, of Benneadser. aged 32.

CORN-EXCHAN(
Whest.new,Kent, Essex 74a 76s
Old
Suffolk. (White) . 72s 74s
Norfolk & side (Red), (lis 70s'
Rye . 30s 34s
Barley. Ms 404 ..Pine 42. 47.'
Peas, White . 40s 424
Boilers . . 4b. 46s'

;E—THIS DAY.
Peas, Grey . MY Os
Beam, Small . . 40s as

. We Xi

Oats, Potatoe . 30a STls
Poland . IN Us
Feed . . 26s Us
Flour, per sack, . . No Ms
Rapeseed . 430 ln per Ira

NRWGATE AND LEADENHALL—THIS DAT.
There was a good supply of Meat at these markets this morning,
and prices generally were lower.
By the Grease.—Per stone of Mt&
Beef Its 10d Ss Sd Ss Iod I Mutton Ss 6d Ss tOd 45 IS
Veal Se 4d 4s 4d 4s Sd Pork 41 $d 41 104
Lamb .... 3s 4d ... 6s Od 6s 44.

FARRINGDON MARKET—THIS DAY.
Bur—Flaw Routing, lid to Sid per lb. Bolling. Sd to tid. Mot-
Ton—Leg, Bd. Shoulder, 7d. VEAL—Leg, ljd. Flan, 101.
Poor, Sid to fild. Lama, 10d to Is.