Star.
London, England, 1831-04-25 00:00:00

THE CORNURIAN.

Intensity of springs in certain of the Cornish Mines, and of the rain
on an average of seven years :
Puldice. Huel Rose. Dolcoath. Huel Rath. Rain.
Jan. 1.32 1.43 1 33 2.05 1.81
Feb. 1.31 1.28 1.23 1 85 1.52
March 1.43 1.5 1.27 1.99 1.41
April 1.24 1.39 1.23 1.38 1.19
Slay 1.28 1.47 1.24 1.29 1.19
June 1,17 1.2 1.17 1.12 1.
July 1.16 1.12 1.04 104 1.04
August 1.07 1. 1. 1. 1.58
September 1. 1.01. 1. 1.07 1.55
October 1.08 1.113 1.02 1.23 1.96
November 1.04 1.1 1.01 1.42 1.66
December 1.18 1.49 1.25 2.3 219
On comparing the quantity of water drawn out of the mines in
Gwennap parish, and the evaporation, with the rain falling on the
same surface, the exceeds of the former equal aboutple-half of the total
rain felling.
We mated last week that a meeting of gentlemen favourable to Re-
form would take place on Friday last at Truro, for the purpose of con-
sulting on the most effectual measures fur securing the return of MT.
Pendarvca and Mr. Peter, as representatives of the county at the next
general election. The meeting was numerously and respectably at-
tended, and a subscription is opening with great spirit to ensure Sir.
Peter's return. Sir W. Molesworth, was in the chair.
iln Tuesday a public meeting of the inhabitants of this town and
neighbourhood took place in the Town-hall, for the purpose of consi-
dering the expediency of making an application to parliament, to have
the elective franchise conferred on this town and the adjoining parish of
Falmouth.

Copper Ores for sale at Redruth, April 21st :—Wheal Goriand, 578
—Tsesavean, 494—W heal Townn, 337—Penstru thal, 31I—Tingtang,
267—Fowey Consols, 254—Wheal Damsel, 146—Pembroke, 140--
Wheal Hope ( East) 66—South Dolcoath, 41—Total, 2,641.
TRURO, April 13.—Ii'heat, 265; Barley, 12s 6tl ; Gats, Bs.
MAR/I/ED—At Liakeard, Mr. Alfred Phillips, of Portreath, to
Miss Sarah Serple.—At Madron, Captain Hichens, to Miss Ite.:d.
DIED.—At Pendennis Castle, Mrs. Catherine Hall, wife of G. L.
Hall, Esq.—At Camelford, dirs.:Lobb 72.
DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, APRIL '2l.
The house of Kinahan and Co. whose stoppage has recently taken
place hi Dublin, was one of the most extensive in that city. in the tea,
wine and spirit trade, and employ td about 50 young men. Its country
business was the must extensive of any Weise in Ireland ; the receipts
are said to have averaged almost 30001. daily.
At length Donegal has been aroused to energy. The parish of Muff,
a few miles from Londonderry, has set the extunple. A meeting was
held on the 18th, and Captain Hart, son of the General, the represents-
tive of the county, presided. Resolutions were passed to petition Par-
liament for the adoption of the Bill now before them, and thanking
Ministers for the energy they have evinced in their endeavours to carry
forward the measure. The Chairman expressed a hope that it would
call forth a movement in every parish in the county, and be was loudly
cheered. Counsellor Macklin addressed the meeting at rareat length,
and with his usual vivacity and force. Mr. Thomas Doherty made a
most excellent speech, iu which he exhibited, with great effect, the ne-
cessity of reform.
A daring outrage was committed last Friday night on the house of
Mr. .It.bn Kearney, of 114:113:bealey, within n relic of Attlee. Bets ecn
11 and 12 o'clock, the Lanily were alarmed by the barking of the
house dogs, when Mr. Kearney's brother opened a window to ascertain
the cause, but no sooner had he done so than he was desired by some
persons outside to close the window again. He inquired what they
' warted ? when one of them said they lied come a great distance to r.-
violent' his brother for being a bad neihbour, and wishing to turn
poor people out of their holdings, a thing, they said, which had been
practised too long in the country, but which they were determined to
put 101 end to. They then commenced firinL; into the house; one shot
wits very neat Liking etiect on Mr. Kearney's brother.
Several farms were t:ug up in the r.eighbourhood of Meellck turnpike
on Sunday. On Monday, neatly within a musket shot of Limerick,
about tem hundred men were digging a fain., held by a firmer named
Kennedy from the hiarquis of Lemsdowne, on the borders of the north
liberties. They were digging the lands for several hours, and portioned
them out into quarter acres, to answer their purposes.
The Terrys have entered actively hitherto on their agrarian warfare in
this country; but their aggressions have been strictly confined to the
turning up of land, which is almost universally dime in the open day.
On bloralay, the lawn in front of Colonel Dickson's house, near Adam,
was dug op from the hall door to the very hounds. The peasantry pro-
ceed through the country in large detached hodies, for the purpose of
turning up the ground. They have scouts placed on the several hills,
so that the approach of military or police is notified with telegraphic
dispatch.
Notices were posted in several parts of the Liberties of Limerick on
Sunday. One was directed to the Rev. Air. Malone, P. P. desiring
him to cell the parishioners as Moneleen, aged from 16 to CAI, that they
should meet on Tuesday, at Newcastle, with their spades, or else to
prepare their coffins. A notification to landlords was also added, stat-
ing that not more than 61. a year would be paid for the best land, and
41. for inferior. What aminimumll
Notices were also 'mated at 11l ttogret and Loughniore, desiring the
peasantry to meet with spades. Several fields of llallybricken were
turned ap on yesterday. Carrigparsons, the property of Mr. Shine,
was also turned up yesterday.—The ground of Villiers Peacoeke, Esq.
of Dooneen, was dug up on Tuesday last.
411AliRIED.—At Ballymon, J. H. Kelly, Eaq. son of Charles
Kelly, of Charleville, Esq. to Hannah, daughter of Theobold H. Fe-
thersum, Esq. of Masatown.--At Newtown-Limavady, Itobtxt Augos.
tus, son of Robert Hyndman, Esq. of Mountjoy-square, to Jane,
daughter of Wm. Moody, jun. Mil. of Newtown-Umavady.
DlED.—Richard, second son of the Reverend A. Vetey, Rector of
Magherafelt—in Kilkenny, 25, Basil William Gray, Seq.—at Donis.
hall, county Wexford, Catherine, third daughter of It. Bookey, Esq.