Star.
London, England, 1825-01-19 00:00:00

TII A MES POLICE.

SAZURK Or VIZ HOPIS or ROTTIRTSAIL.-4. Pdnderbent, Master of
the above vessel, with M. and C. Vandereent, and C. Spinsdermsta,
the crew, were put to the bar, charged with running contraband
goods into this country.
T. Savin, Commander of the New Charter revenue cutter, de-
mond, that on the 11th inst. be saw the above vessel lying near the
Black Tail and Spit Buoy, about 1 # mile off the Essex coast. He
sent his Mate on board to make enquiries,who reported that the Mas-
ter informed him he was loaded with clinkers and rushes; but,
on searching under the main hatchway, be discovered upwards of
&cwt. of foreign tobacco and snuff; he therefore seized the vessel,
and brought the crew before his Worship.
The liwourraame said, the case was clearly made out; be
therefore condemned the vessel, and fined the prisoners £l,O
each, and ordered them to be confined in Maidstone Gaol till the
fine is paid.

The Roman Catholic Association met in Dublin on
Thursday last. Nothing of importance transpired.
We hear that Government have it in contemplation
to give directions for vessels and diving bells to be pre-
pared for the purpose of taking the pearl oysters from
the banks off Ceylon, in the manner adopted by the
Colombian Pearl Fishery Company ; and a well-in-
formed correspondent expresses his regret that this mode
of taking the oysters had not been sooner practised, as,
from the indiscriminate manner in which the divers take
up whatever oysters they can collect during the short
time they can remain under water, the young oysters
have been taken as well as the old, which has so im-
poverished the oyster-beds, that for some years past
the whole yearly produce has not exceeded 200001.
whereas, according to Cordiner, they formerly produced
a profit of nearly 200,0001. to Government alone ; and
with the greatest precaution, it will take many years to
re-establish the banks.

Dr. F—, when on duty at Canterbury, having a
horse sick, sent for a man who had lately been a fa, t ier,
but who then called himself a veterinary surgeon. Dr.
F. was at that time at the head of the medical depart.
ment of the troops in that disci ict, and was looked upon
as of some importance. On asking the man what his
demand was ? he answered, clapping Dr. F. on the
shoulder, " 0, my dear fellow, dog must not eat dog ;
do not let us prey upon one another."

COTTOIVSPOMEMS.
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Thursday eVenhig, tt meeting of the working
Spinners of Manchester, took place in the
Court Room, High-street, for the purpoge
deritsg the proillety of adopting the best
defending their body from the aspersions
them by :hose who wish the re enactment
Combination Laws, and for tooting such measul
might secure the good opinion (.1 the WO'
tracing such steps as they mighrhave made
and inducing the operatives throughout the'
to follow their advice and their example.
hundred persons attended. A series of
were passed, disclaiming all intention to
in any way, with the rights of their emplo
by dictation or otherwise —that they %%fluid ,
mediation between the Master and working
Spinners of Glasgow. Thanks were vote,
Majesty's Ministers, for the readiness w;th •
acquiesced in the repeal of the Combination
to Mr. Joseph Hume, for his zeal in
labouring classes. '

LONDON TITHES.
- A Meeting,of Deputies, from all the Pat Ores
by the claim of 2s. 9J. in the pound, was held
hall, on Fiiday, for the purpose of reporti
Tithe Committee of the Corporation the sem
the inhabitants of their several paridscs, as f
poied united application to Parliament for the
the Act of the 37th Henry VIII. and the sett
all disputes with the Clergy. Amongst others
there were Deputies from the parishes of
Aldgate ; St. Olave, H srt- street ; St. Giles, CI
St. Gregory by St. Paul; Alhallows, Bari
hallows the Lees, St. llelens, Bishopsgate; St.
'and St. Botolph, Bishopsgate. There were •
Deputies present.
Mr. HURCOMBE took the Chair, and the
adopted a Resolution for forming a Joint Corn,
the Charchwardeus of the several parishes of
in order to apply to Parliament for relief.
, Thanks being voted to the Chairman, the
'separated. Thus the parishes go to Parliar
thair

The •ai ious banking establishments in Leed
their rate of lamest from five to four per cent.
Ist instant.

We understand that the Greek Deputies
eeived no official information respecting the
dissensions in the Morea ; but, from ail private
they ate fully convinced they have been mr
gerated, and that they will soon be terminated.
COTRONI, though an ambitious man, fond both
and money, is a determined foe to the Tr
firm partisan of the independence of Greece.
rest of the Moreotes, he is bent on emancipatii
from the yoke of Turkey. It is further beli
the Pada of EGYPT, to whom it has been
the object of one party to deliver up the cow
not a single friend in Greece, and that the power
the Turks-and Egyptians at sea is entirely destroy,
The several parties in -the United States are
a great struggle taget their respective Reim.
elected President, and the newspaper editors
idle; one of them thus puts the claims of
JACKSON : Abstract from JACKSON the tict
Bth January, and what remains ? A lawyer
Lunation, a judge without dignity, a statesma
capacity. He threw up his judgeship, and
the Senate of the United States, most probabl
he was satisfied that he was incompetent to
with credit to himself. Will any rational mai
the victory of New Orleans qualified-him for
dency, or added an iota of his merit ? The
New Orleans out of the question, would one s
fleeting man have pitched upon General JAM
President? What are the people of the United
then in the act of doing? Rewarding a fortunate
tary leader with their highest office, and in
proclaiming to the world their own instability, indis-
cretion, and womanish passion for military glory.

Thursday evening, an Inquisition was taken before
Mr. BROOK, Coroner, on view of the body of Thomas
Bowling, labourer, of Wakefieldf when the following
evidence was adduced: Mary Bowling, mother of the
deceased, stated, that about half-past eight o'clock on
Tuesday evening, her son left home, alleging that he
I was going with a cart to Leeds ; the following merit-
ing, about six o'clock, hearing some persons come up
the yard, she went down stairs, and saw three or four
men bringing in her son, who said he was very ill. The
men carried him up stairs, put him to bed, and went
away, saying they would fetch a doctor. Sl.e knew not
any of the party. Mr. Taylor, the surgeon's assistant,
dressed his wound, and he was afterwards visited by
Mr. Dawson, surgeon. To a question asked by Iris
mother, he answered that he had been shot by a spring
gun, but did not state where. He was then in a dying
state. Deceased was 26 years of age. The two sur-
geons who had attended him) described the injury be
had received on the groin and belly as a gun-shot
wound, and did not lies;tate in declaring it to be the
31e cause of his death. To one of whom he confessed
that he had received the contents of a spring-gun, but
would not say where. He espired about two o'clock oat
Thursday morning. Verdict---,1 That the said Thomas
Bowling was brought home em ly on Wednesday morn.
ing, having received a severe wound from a spring•gust
on his groin and belly, which caused his death, but by
iwhom set, or where, is unknown to the said Jurors."

Jao. 16, the Lady of Sir W. F. Rouse Uutstestoo,lbrt.
of a son and heir.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, at St. Mary, Lambeth, the Reverend Robert
Ilalg-
son Fowler, of Southwell, Nottingbanshire, to Frances EllsActh,
only child of Thomas Bi4h, Esq. of South Lambeth.

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