Star.
London, England, 1831-01-29 00:00:00

FROM THIS LONDOY GAZETTE, Jan. 88, 11131.
WHITEHALL, Jaw. 26, 1831.
The King has hero phased to direct letters patent lobe passed aide
the Great Se .1.4 the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Jr
ranting to iii Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex the Office. et
Chief It roger and KeTer of Hyde-park and St. James's Park.
DO N I Nti ST R F.ET, JAW. 26. •
The King has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Robert John
Nrdmot Horton, to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the
Island of Ceylon.
Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Rases.
John Hamm, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant; Tbomm Joe. Turner,
Esq. to be ditto.
C.ommiasions in the Ist Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry,
The Right Hon. George Augustus Frederick Viscount Villiers to be
Captain ; Henry Peyton, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Richard Bignell,
Gest. to be Comet.
Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of York.
Yorkshire Hussar Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—CbarW Thomas
Jaques, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Brown. resigned : Richard
Henry Beaumont, Gent. to be Comet, Vice Jaques, promoted.
DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
Richard lull, Lewes, Soma. upholsterer.
BANK icUPTCY SUPERSED.
Abraham Lyon and Nathan Jacob Calisher, Birmingham, wholesale
jewellers.

'PANORAMA OFF. BRITISH
EMPIRE.
tinned
United

BANKRUPTS.
lIARRisox, Josarn. Creek Wharf, Hammersmith, coal merchant, to
•ur►ender Feb. 8, 11. and March 11, at eleven, at the Court of Corn.
miutionem. Attorneys, Messrs. Baddeleys, Leman-street, Good-

man's-fields.
Woos, A lIT nue, Gnat Tower.street, carpenter, Feb. 8, at twelve, 11,
and Match 11. at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Aittorney.
Mr. Cawood, University-street, London Uuniversity.
LLOYD, Huon, Palsgrave.place, Temple. scrivener, Feb. 4, 11, and
March 11, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners,. Attorneys,
Mr. Fry, Church street, Trinity-square, Southwark.
Wtuiv. Stamm. George-street, Aldermanbury, vintner, Feb. 4, at
'one, 11, and March 11, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attorneys, Messrs. Wilkinson and Lowrance, Bucklersbury, Cheap-

side.
011VTIN. Thomas, Belvidere Wharf, Belvidere-rood, Lambeth,
timber merchant, Feb. 4,8, and March 11, at one, at the Court of
Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Rizoet and Son, Jewry-

Street.
BNOADLET, JAMES, and WATSON, Jowx, North Moor, Oldham,
Lancashire, cctton.spinners, Feb. 18, 19, and March 11, at nine, at
the York Hotel, Manchester. Attoeneys, Messrs. Milne and Parry,
Templet and Mr. R. Skeilorn, Oldham.
ATKINS, ALTRED. Gloucester, merchant, Feb. 14, 15, and March
11, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Banbury. Oxfordshire. Attor-
neys, Mr. T. Tiros. Banbury; and Means. 3. and W. Lowe, Tan-
field-court. Inner Temple.
Fay.t.ows, WILLIAM, Stafford, innkeeper, Feb. 18, 19, and March
8, at one, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkridge, Staffordshire. At-
torneys, Messrs. Clones. Orme, and Wadlake, Ring's Beneb-walk,
Temple; and Mr. W. B. Collis, Srourbridge. Worcestershire.
St- xstEili. HENRY, Manchester, laze manufacturer, Feb. 1,3, and
March 11, at ten, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr.
Nicholls, King-street, Manchester; and Mr. Nina, Copthall-court,

Throgmorton.street.
3lott no, James, Liverpool, iron•founder, Feb. 15, le, and Marsh 11,
at one, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Hol-
den, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Walmsley, Keightley, and Parkin,
Chancery-lane.
Ilan., THOMAS, Wigan, Lancashire, shopkeeper,
Itkeeper, Feb. 9, at six, 10,
at ten, and March 11, at twelve, at the office of Mr. . Leigh, Wi.
Kan. Attorneys, Mr. R. Leigh, Wigan ; end Messrs. Adlington,
Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford.row.
WIEN, THOMAS, Leeds, victualler, Feb. 7,8, and March 11, atl
eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Attorneys. Messrs. Bettye,
Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery.lane • and Mr. Hargreaves, Leeds.
LA.EEY, RenErr. Exeter, haberdasher, Feb. 5, 12, and March 11,
at eleven, at the New London Inn, Exeter. Attorneys Messrs. Brut.
ton and Clipperton, New Broad-street, and Mr. Charles &utton,
Northernhay.place, Exeter.
DIVIDENDS. • _ . .

Feb. 22. S. Wood and 0.0; Webb, George-yard, Lombard-street,
woollen-drapers, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Feb. RI,
C. Price, Strand, umbrella manufacturer, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissioners.—Feb. 18, J. Lane, Arundel, Sussex, corn-enerchant,at
two, at the Court of Commissioners.—Feb. 29, J. 0. and J. L. Par-
ker. and T. Roberta, Birchin-lane, merchants, at twelve, at the Court
of Commissioner.—February 28, H. Kingsbury, Broad-street, Rat-
cliffe, builder, at ten, at the Coun of Conunissioene—Feb.lB,W.W. and
J. M. Dunn, Sambrook-court, Basingball-street, brokers, at ten. at
the Court of Commissioners—Feb, 18, J. Fawley, Berwick-street, 01-
ford-street, ornamental painter—Feb. 18, W. Richards, Williams-
wart, Guildford-street, Southwark, measure-maker, at twelve, at
the Court of Commissioner—Feb. 18, W. Luna St. Mary-at-Hill,
plopseller, at twelve, at the Court of Commisedenees--Feb. 18, S.
Lee, Church-row, Newington, master-mariner, at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners--Feb. 184 W. H. Stamp and W. Nicholson,
Norway-wharf, Milbank-angst, timber.merehants, it two, at the
Court of Commissioners—Feb.26, C. Hankiason, Hale, Cheshire, tan-
ner, at nine, at the King's Arms Inn. Manchester-w. Feb. 18. J. Bur-
tattoo, Hereford, enal.merchant. at eleven, at the King's Had Inn,
Russ—Feb. 18, W. (Mord, Colchester, cutlert at twelve, at the King's
Anna Inn, Colchester—Feb. 19, P. Valentine, Bury, Lelcashire, hard-
wareman. at eleven' at the Star Inn, Manchester—Feb. 11, G. B. Wat-
son, Rock-Lodge, Durham, corn-merchant, at eleven, at the Queen's
Head Inn, Iforpeth—Feb. 19, W. Davis, Newbury, Berkshire, uphol-
sterer, at eleven, at the Jack of Newbury Inn, Newbury—Feb. 12, J.
Richards, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Union
Inn, Birmingham.
CERTIFICATES, Frs. 18.

T. Rogers. Shathiewell, • boardiniphisaakeeper—J. Maw, Lin.
garde, Almandbery, Yorkshire, dyer—W. H. Fenn, Old Change, tea-
dealer—W. Hirst, Leeds, merchant—T. Dalig, Noe*.boil lace.
manufacturer—W. Prince. Liverpool. tailor—J. Friar' Bade. perfumer,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Tillotson and Co. Sheffield, merchants—J. and T. Stringer, Ken-
nington, druggist—J. Green and Co. Ware, Hertfordshire, attorneys
—J. Upstate and J. Carlon, Gray's Lin-square, attoeneys—T. Fryer
and R, Warrington, Pontefract. runic's—J. S. Staniland and S. A.
Garbutt, Kingston-upon-Hull, sllk-mercers—j. Radford and W. gin.
pbenson Kingston-upon-Hull. booksellers—J. and W. Bradford,
Tborne;, Somersetshire, coal merchants—S. Hill and W. resnyant,
Porten, mach builders—C. H. Hope and H. L. Taelue.Gromes
court, merchanta—J. Labdon and R. Selley. Easter, coopers—J. and
H. J. W. Bowyer, Cheltenham, attornevs—E. Hee and G. Pullman,
Hanover-street, t Reri.atreet, milliners—G. Popple and Co. Sutton-
in. Heldman, Yor sbire, paint manufacturers—R. Lakin and D.
Wheldon, Dudley, Worcestershire, batters—T. Bioney and J. Bailey,
Shtfileld, smiths—J. Hall and S. Book, Liverpool, winmanerthants--
0. H. Wemyss and D. Pennington, Waterloo Bridge-road. livery
stabln.iteepera.—J. Clark and W. Catlin, Patrington. Hoklerness,
Yorkshire. coal nierchants—W. C. Bromby and Co. Kingston-
upon-Hull. wharingers, as far as regards J. HaU—F T. Davey
and M. Hayes. Shoreditcli, cheese-mongers—B. Bootbby sod
Co. Nottingham, tronfounders—W. H. Ross and S. Ross. Lan-
caster, chemists—R. Orant and W. Adams, Sheffield, cabinet ease
makers—& Moody and M. Dear. West Cowes, Isle of Wight. South-
ampton, grocers—H. Gresham and R. Pyatt, Leeds. Yorkshire. pawn-
brokers.
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GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN.
1
(winos 001/311111 111,011Tati011)
For the Week ended Jan. 21. 1831, lard, up from the Returns of
lb. Inspectors in thedi(erent Citiesand Towns in England and Wales.
Imperial General Weekly Average.
Wheat... 70s. Id. I Oats .. CU I . 94. Beans... Sas. 7J.
Barley.. 40.. id. Rye... 425. Ild. Peas .. 41s. W.
Aggregate Average of Sin Weeks wbieb governs Duty.
la Wheat.. 611.. 6.1. Oats.. 84s. 34.11 Beans.. Sas. 14.
Barley .. Sm. 54. Rye— 41s. 54. Peas ... 42.. 114.
P ICE OF SUGAR. _ _ .

The Average Pries of iiiesral orlfvscoveno limns. computed hem
the Returns made in the Weak ending the 23th day of January. 11131.
is t4s did. per cwt. enchains of the Duties of Customs raider payable
thereon on the importation thetas( inns Great Britain.

GREAT DOINGS AT DRYBURGll.—Captain Sir David
Erskine, whale elevation to the rank of Knighthood during his late
visit to We Pavilion we duly chronicled, returned to hie seat of Dry-
burgh Abbey the other day, and was received by his tenantry and
the population of Dryburgh and Merton parishes with marked en-
Mumma). On his carriage pawing the Tweed, at the town-bead
of Dryburgh, the crowd hailed the 'silent Knight sod his Lady
with loud and incepeant cheese, and, anhamansing the horses, whirled
them in glorious style down to the old Abbey, where they epee more
gave thou three hearty welcomes. A bonfire was lighted on the
top 01, Dryburgh Bill (the Clint Hill of the "Tales of 31y
Ler.dlerd,") near the font stone where of old the way-worn
pilgrim crsutd himself on lint coining in sight of the venerable
Abbey, and eeveral hundred happy rustics eased. !ar bean sound
the Waling tar-berr:l with indescribable
ring with thMr shouts, and doing ample
of good ale famished them bora the Ob..
monks mailman to keep their stout October.
on the sop of • the Quarry Hill, at St. Be
of that thriving village sent back shout
sod lied a regular frw.delfele
was their delight. When the beediree
dour, the ivaimsdas adjoined, to the member
alp faille; where the nee& phonate
whoa Deliburgh was a aseekary, and there
faster* tee d l fur is this wierstrai I tbs
ing trig eectieite t aq exadleht bew.haimi
Barleycorn played r

• • '• • II•••
country, mud
shig est the &owl 4-dwinsdtsiden. sminagent
abuse of the privileges of the pork.
An ex ef eisdant gas took plate near Sadlenesiebl
Derby, on Thursday inernlng lest, whith see fin te the halloche
ehich it was deposited and newly demand It.
- - the

The following arrangement will henceforward be con- -lingiuseay e;ening bat, o t.._ Manchester Ind( pendeitceach was
' in the STAR, and it will combine the interests of the returning trem Landes, It was unfortunately uplett on Rushton-marsh,
three of the passers.
A kingdom in one focus. Public attention is invited het_mwesnandir.
cosanlimanhlntessudflenlded, by which
ry.
in this manner, and a separate arrangement adopted, in the
confidence that so useful a feature will recommend this 11-On Monday evening het the general annual meeting of the menthen
of the Chesterfield Mechanics' institution, was held In Mr. Pickard's
Smith was called to the Chair.
Journal to preference in every place where a daily evening Mb:ti
AnthonyiMrAte. Esq. of Berrowbill. in the county of Stat.
paper is read. In all the colonies, and in all countries where '
. ford, at his rent-day en Monday last, returned lb per cent to his tenants
ng lishmen reside, this NEWS FROM HOME will confer on their ha peen payments.
peculiar interest on the Sr AR. The circle of every six days A heavy casting, weighing upwards of BMW tons, was recently run at
STAR will present a complete picture of the kingdom. the Adelphi iron works of Messrs. Benjamin Smith and Co
orDucman-
partless division of the vast orbicular cue, or
As an integral part of this Panorama of the Empire, the peuebsblegithe,agleerr rainingto Dakeyne's patent hydraulic engine, which
conductors of the STA a earnestly invite original communica- Made. by the inventors at Deriey Dale, for Thomas Bateman, of
John Alsop, of L
'ions of facts, authenticated to the Conductors, by the names Mlib
peatatezigeal ea,' equine, to be applied to the pm-
water by the power of a continuous descending column
ef the writers. At this interesting crisis, they especially of that deem at their mho mar Alpert. This original and powerful
ignite information relative to the real state of the country- sesehine ie adorned at upwards of one hundred and thirty horse power
Ind the actual remuneration of the productive classes, both ear psi dews et :milt; amltheciltalttl-elaaitfbeet vertical
Itiplel'efeaaati:killi"
in om
agriculture and manufactures-and they will be happy NI Mali
mortise
fesm the polar orbit of its capacieuerPglobe, CODWOUOUS with the regular
to record instances of the lowering of rents-of imdifica- and uniform descent of the propelling column of water.
lions of tythes, and increase of Dr D 'lt
• • specifying LE/D/ QUARTEILY 1.881148611 Fats, JAN. 19.-Abest seventy
the rates and amounts-and in particular, they d sire tons of leather were offered for sak.. The following are the quenstiedne
to he apprised of all cases in which parochial allowances, ?3_un'9.2ertr Tfor26lcul'ufrin lis. tid to
to 1I: ell t; Bat
ot Ditto, 461 b to hide, Is
I3de.te
and the comforts of poor-houses and parish cottages have been " '
Is bd ; Calt Skins, an to 401 b, le lid to is lid; Tanners' horse
increased. They wish tortes the Press instrumental at once bides, Is 74 to Is 10d ; Shaved hides, ls ato Is 3d.
in making real grievances known, and in doing justice to Woomera= Coax !Hoaxer, JAn. 31.-The snivels continue
311 acts of concession and liberality. For means of doing great of wheat add barley. The holders generally demanded higher
their duty, the Conductors of the STA a appeal, therefore, raw What and barley above the rates of last
kntlLNl2Ol.lt,PietTe:, red, I .0 76.4 t Beaton and
10 the public spirit of their Readers in every part of the wisbrat, do. 66" w 74. ; vork,,hkr, do. 66. to 74„ . Fmk" be, to
empire. Whip:quarter Sabo,. per bushel. Barley, Suffolk and orfr-olk, new,
Editors of Papers, desirous of being quoted in the STAR, Spik tooetlai pLlDadash2lreiellbsYarpr ,
qirtuart.er. °Bean's,PerEctiglish,.3filjas title;
ors requested to transmit them ; and in our daily references 46, per 631 St. Malt, dde in 601; stteutits 33, to 360 per ;ea. Rape,
the Strictest impartiality shall be observed between conflict- seed 32 to &I per last.
ing interests. MARSIBb.-41t Asithesm, the Rev. J. T. Flasher, A.M. of
Great Easton, se Mies B. Spencer-At co, T. Frost, Gent. of
CHELTENHAM CHRONICLE, JAN. 27. that place, to Miss Sister, daughter. of' Mitl.l.7.sBslat ter, Cantingtoo.
I.Macclesfield, W. Bent, Raq resod
We have received the Copy of a Petition. to be presented to the sanaolfht -,:.ll,7wB3.lhHalaci. near
if 8 Add, near N
ags,
so
King. signed by 800 inhabitants of the erre. of Gtoucerrea and its vi- Lynx-At Bang A. M. Wilmot, Req. of the Royals, son of alai
cinity, praying for a revision of the mantes* on the unfortunate and it Wilmot, Bart. of In Burton Reed, Derby, G. Ormg.
misguided men convicted at the Quarter Semiotic I f machine break. win, Esq. aged eV.
ing, 4e. The Petition, which is admirably drawn up. after stating LANCASTER GAZETTE, JAN. 22.
that itY individuals have received sentence of trosportetion, and 55 We have much pleasure In stating that an advance of Sd. po cut has
where to various terms of imprisonment, argues very feelingly in miti- a'----made upon certain descriptions of meal= by the PeMapal mane-
factu an the trade resident in this town. An advance has also taken
ption of the offences of the deluded men ; showing the deplorable state owe in Manchester and Bolton ;and and the muslin troe is in a
mare
pro,.
of wretchedness to which numbers of our agricultural labourers are re- perous state than it has been, at this season, for a number of years.
Ideal, not being able to earn sufficient to provide their wives and fa- Peter Hesketh, of Result Hall, Esq. High Sheriff of the meaty, as.
sembled his tenantry at the Hesketh Arms, in Thornton, a sheet time
milks with breed, and depicts In strong language, the misery of a fa-
ago, for
the purpose
of devising the best means of incensing the eon.
thee beholding his Infants pining with hanger, while conscious that he tort of the labouring classes upon his estates. To this end be peeped
he. set wherewithal to supply their wants. It then goes on to state. that the farmers should increase the wags. of their ni•11411 at theese rate
ions :::
that being rendered desperate by such distress, and from a mistaken oune shillinndertook g Pa week for ea
make taebin man i and
their rents equttil tot the full amount
salon, imagining that the use of machinery is the cause. the more par- of the increased wages. As a further means of bene6uing this useful
deularly as several Gentlemen and Farmers have set an rumple by class of persons, be engaged six additiesal bands to be employed upon
breaking their own machine*, the poor man proceeds to those acts the Russell Hall estate.
Benjamin Scholefiehl was last week committed to Loaner Castle,
which opera him to punishment by the law. These deluded men pee.
for stabbing John Themes in the belly with a clasp-knife at Garrett
sees excellent characters for honesty and sobriety. and no IMAMS of Bridge. le deceased bad, previous to the murderous
act, upbraided
Plage has bees alleged against deem The Pueblos thee attributes his amusin with being a " knebstick." Scholeeeld was immediately
the sufferings of the British Peasantry to the mal-administradon el the apprehended, with the weapon, still reeking, in his possession.
The night asylum lately established by voluntary subscriptions in
Poor Laws, and urges that the poor are entitled to peculiar minimisers-
, Lie Her the Monocles' Poor is doing great geed. Two hundred
that ea sufferers from the evil effects of Impends hauled the making m individuals are at times sheltered within its walls from the enmity of
whisk se well as their mischievous tendency, they at least are guiltless. the weather.
It reseals with the follswinitforcible appealt-.' We feel convinced Mr.ofTowneley is the first Rona Collett
passing that hasafille the mw
the
Sheriff
tint per Majesty would wish to be thought not WA the Father than lief High ,in the meaty, sines
ba
the Ihreseetipsef your People; and we therefore humbly beseech, that On Tuesday week, the Reverend Witham Paull, M.A. was elected
whilst yes geoid she laws. yes will condescend to view with comps- Mead Master of the King's School, in Chester, en the resignation et the
den sad mercy Aso of year Children who have been tempted to trans- Rei......v. W•ardedtra:Neauasull'A• bare blue
saalisee is
this
country
an Dumb
gramien, more by misfortune and ignorance. than designing depeavity." account.i mom Irmo, agdamost moo flawed orders yo, 660.
The following petition from the inhabitants of this dty mid Its vial- pieces, the Cashes* Dale Company he 360, and we believe the Lew
14. width Is most respectably signed, is Intended to be presented to the Moor Company have oleo received an seder. Cennen.bella, shells, and
`House of Commons a all other Inv rnments ef destruction ea similar kited, are also menefac._
.7 That your petitioners, impelled by the severe distress under which taring in immerse quentities.
4: Meer in common with the great mass of their fellow subjects, ap- Import of Coale hue
frees Jas. 10 to Jas. 17, Mtn be-
rme ifesetuable House so give vent to those feelings which land i-Cows, 1,026; ShelA;r6lll; PIP, 3,670. Canftelebm--Cows,'
owe no ledges able tempos. lit ; Sheep, 276; Pigs. 2/1.
yaw P"k".1" 711111" mall of that ddiaa sahilea is lafallY Lerzaroor. Coax Roironns, Jan. ie.-Wheat 2,4419 qea. aver-
ts *sir riveted hlenssehomil doom samshioun le that Chinstitutien, Do imp. qr. 3165. Ild. Barley 629 mu avenge IL Su 104. Oa.a
mew whisk it boa bees hishurs=q,amg beset Is live; but they 1;666 qre. avenge 71. 41. 7d. bftM 111 vs. mow 91.15. Id. Peas
=law yahoos* eldirdin dist the Aker of lavish ex- 64, ammo 64. Bk.
le" eeleseileg Peedelel° add basal wallivallawalk by dallaY. PRICZ OF LOCAL stoass, Jan. 111.-100 L LI and Manchus-
ib;independenes ef the middle classes ef secietytailiNdearedien
am who was filnineely the beget and best defames el an- oo ,IG to Rail-way, peon. 88 m 901; 25 Di 21 to eV weepiest Coal Gas
sdhleitsd the whisk*. pie lave bees assestented te awn. Light_. Company, 3101 i Liseeletel and oar Weeks, 4311.
10111 tar the of,glat BIM
and .reverend a eseatel,
la
Beats Walillwa*. Company, WA i 111.1.114. illiiithilds' 1671
Ng gimmable, Into one general mace ef misery, la. lILIBRIItD--Jobn Hmadal, Req. at limairagtua, Middlings, to Cr
=lisallissavillA annsals. during, third daughter of Mr. noskell, ef Gasmen, oar Limped.-
the rue pillions soisMihe Ohs only mans by whisk the den& Lately, Mr. George Bailey, to the only daughter ef the lass Mn Da-
fel seneopeoss 'bids mot look how a matismance at wash a mats via. Ea+ of Beettgit, Westmerland.--The 14th inst. at the Perish
ef seta and confusiestimee be sorted, are the bninediate and ellau. Church d Mono; James, see ot ths iste James ing,R. ot
tad eduction et the pills experditure, and die 'globules ot such Liverpool, te Moo, porn daughter of Thee. B. Tea Ifsq.
taxes as press most grievously en the middle and lower anises et society. of Ulverston.
That the taxes se Wiodows sod Inhabited Houses, are mom severel „Dl..__BD.___---Stleds._
.L.!......1e5t, at eitragt..... MOW Whischaves, T. Hardly,
The 7th instant, at Coosa.
and unequally telt, awl that the repel of these taxes would not onlyl
mn* "mna", al 'l' am'arr "5 ' age-The 7th . -_, _...._
WO you OE ago
mad materially to old hanedlate oriel Odle middle elapses, but by re- wary ....113' jsalaw........__.°llPhele. se_. Dell. awttaa,urlM-_, isi _,lMllui------i ---A age.
riving the spirit sad kagssaring the madam of the
people, would once Z.J'a trojdaolaii7aZ
asew`hiawbowase, Toutotb4a:`,:=l:7l•o7 ..._°o7ll'
lialla sinew their illwad ealqP odd ilidlille a rapid blame at vigour the 7341 y of his ago-On the 13th inst. at W-alrlielil, sear Ife-iedal,
mod magi= in every dass et is emememity. year
Um Simpson, Tact ot T. pass. Esq. aged 111. due funky& km
That by the operados d des poem cern laws, stigmas mod unjust ~._,___.
__, , e
,e. _
_, ... ,_ _. e.____ carer, um Be..
Nohow so imposed en the onsumms of orricuhural produce, whilst ""titlas Yorkshire,•aTr FijohDe, L 17;14;hs"'''yea;
the land owners and sciadteuists, for whose pressed= the duties en
Nide two were hoposoi, are, by mass &Barlow. averages, and the THE CARLISLE JOURNAL, JAM. 22.
artful mineeimeses ef apßussas, derailed in a Peat moors d the There are se fewer then 24 patients in the House Hoed Recov
of the
ery at this
benefit which each duties were calm to afford them. time; and we understand that the like number an lying Ul
Year petitioners therefore implore the commiseration ef your Bon. typhus fever at Warwick, am this city'.
house, and earnestly intrem that the most economy may be en- Bkest esetet are DOW madO9 WO Wart by the Inhabitants it the
fumed in evety department of the public Cl um; that shoots be perish of ;IL sty's. in this city, edam° the levy ing of a "mad rate,
me longer allowed ; that all unmerited pens may be abolished; that tee the Saiehiatt of the sew church in Caldmillate. A rated .tdaPee
I
the oppressive taxes to which your petitioners have referred may be re- In the Pend was collected some time ago, mad she people d they
pealed; and that such a revisien and improvement of dot ass laws may had done; but another demand lam suddenly been wade Ulf aMO Ot
he speedily undertaken as will secure to the twist due and res- 1 ednetlee in the Pound! The Gabletelpte Qualm. is which a Swat
"enable protection, but at the sew time relief to the great body 1 ant, if use the ataJeritt antic °Perennial dds city resides ill seats-
ot the people from the grievous effects to which they are subjected by the here about 14801 in dew ea wataw; or ;he poor, and It Is with the
unjust speention of the present system. utmost difficulty that the authorities can raise as much mosey as will
The Mombasa the Law ABBoCiatiOM of this county hare egged on acct. the wants of the numerous aPPliewate•
a petition gains% the Bill for the General Registry of Dada and lA., The dial plate el our town clock his been lighted with gas.. A val.
ontments affecting Real Property, recently into/loci in the House of elegant lantern has been put up; and by an ingenious comma
Combos by Mr. CempbelL I Mr. Manor, the misowd supwinvosdaut of oar gas works, It acts as a
'
Aanivaos.-Lord and Lady Rodney. Sir Wo.Wirashall, Dr. Bur- 1 self-illaminatur.
The parishionersa sta.". ban presented to me. awes, of
too, Rev. Mr. Pala. Captain R. Minos. Card. Lowe, certain ' Stanhope-castle. an elegant pima of plate is the form of a claret jug,
Nem/Plan' Captain liePtimailiCePlain Calinagallala' Cala") Saw- b Hamlet, from a design of Cabal, with the following inscription ?-
line' Captain Crooke, Mr' sad Mrs. etuld' NT' and Mrs. Mogen, Mr IPressated Ist Jemmy, into' Cashion Rippe, 0 Staithope.
D. Browne, M. P. Mr. R. Model'. Mr. Immo, Mr. Cunnanglassue. I mode, Beg. by inhabitant, of dm pima et limier, as s shall as.
Mr* B. Man"' Mr. A. J. "yin and faaliiiirotsbr' ...W.alkarm: .letr' knewledparent of able, speited.pod sucendul forelegs in preventing
Wee, Mr. Hicks Beath, Mr. Baggily, Nu "-' '"'" '''' ,H. ?Mapco, D. 13 tram bolding the heir,. of Staahope In comma.
Kurd, Mr. FretweU, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Maxwell. Mr. Browne, Dir. , dam
with the rtes of Know,
Lathaell' Mr. ilk"' 31.' Holder, Mr. S'ailil' Mr. ham' Mr. W. 1 A geogral uteming 0 the Carlisle sad Liverpool Steam Navigation
Flaming, Mr Carew, Mrs. Baker, Dint. Pollock, Mrs. Minster, Mrs. . eau 8B ism Thursday ime. wham a leamyeady dividend of
Pp., Mr.. Barton, Mir. Cooke, tic. , pay, WOM
I See pm cent. was declared.
GLOP C SST 1 11, Jaw. 22.-What, Is 104 to 9s. 9d; Barley, go 44 , ILMIDAL MIIICILAWICS Imssirwrm...-OD Wannaoy man( bat,
to is 2d ; Beans, es rid to 11 8d; Oats, 30 Od_ls 3e bid. Fine Floor. Mr. Marshall gave the lint of a second series of lectures on chemistry,
64. to 804-BLaeadel 480 to sae per auk- *wan rwee et Bread at at the room of the shoe inetinuise. The 'abject treated epos was
Gloucester, 10411 per Quarters Loaf. : that of Oxygen Use.
MARRIAD.-At Bristol, Was. Maurice. Esq. of Haverfordweet, tot The informadoo is esomygd in an regain mow it Load Loostutie.
Ann, only daughter ef the late J. Maurice, Req. of Bristol -Joseph . osoor-that the gamin is te be called out. Why in profound peace
Barnard. Eng of Oklfield Cottage, to mu* eldest daughter of J. , b ihe country to be put to this monstroas expense' Is it to be made a
Mailman, Mai 'urgent', an of Tewksbury. Ipretext for keeping np the esti:mato P
DIRD*-4" rdaadaf• 20, livery, ftmarat am of J. M. Stephens, . MA II NISD.--At Mr. Jahn C./sight's, to limult, wily
Esq. late of Maisano's. 1 daughter it the late Mr. Jabs Wilma. blacksmith, and anasahospies
DERBYSHIRE COURIER. Jas. 22. priest.
is The rualprovbadises: tufbeirDwbfologabil: are PraVaajall a Paard•fals• Mb" stelviag3l34-est oft Rauh
aillateTholthitev. J. James. Jamos,reittitD.lt'DW. at. jailiell'ArthureugetAthet ilh:
seat, Gill Foot, near Whitsimme. T. Hanky. Esq. in his &kb per.-
On Wednesday evening a very @legator appearance was observed la -e..„. 1. 11,,,, it the ship drink, sun of the hate Copt. H. Bare.
its buttress. About xis o'clock, the sky bites exceeding dear, a yd. oThrk-, itch,---,-Z,-.-'
lowish white light, probably from to to IS or se dogmas broad at lee -
base. rose twat the hurison, W ri.W. halt K. lied asoustisd to agar the FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, Lter. 25.
sot Alpha Arens. It, et course, lay nearly to the psalm. Towrds Thee truly eloquent man, the; Bev. Henry Montgomery, aid his
tw the top it grew narner, but out eta any degree 4 regularity. It isifiet disciples. ham appeared swag the ilattgrag_of the new Vicenry
- Wow -" - towards it, like a masses tsik, bp.l of Ireland. reshape it "mid IMO ban my ter' The
mity. invisible. This phonemes cgs- who have addressed the Monads et Amikasy , .
imam*, add length) son about soma ' puede the AddaeA .
Sedalia, Dektev lad". 48'
fly became soddenly ~OWL The mallow I letimod.-aot goo rits prolmakeg the Ttinky h_t
through it. the them hullos. We quarrel mot with their heio
II Swabian, has bests committed to Chem. it is necessary so mate w shay ase. in Wee '
sompany wish two Mau am, ealmogroe ' Is many it the Plostritesiso,
hoes, a, soma workmen .in the empley otosheutesivos st dlosiostigas hear=
v bemuse they sapessed their opialos .we have degaribed ; *Me musk oblimately .
@sakes ho 4100111‘ with the Imps now- the bstukswo. aid that -am* Ile iseiglip
.4a make wahine la the esqplspeeike itiviems Dams 1
homy, la Nano& .Ibl/ %.. :• • ett Frideugmbit ar. William algeoLat
Ma. C. Wilkie. dolimodegulitimil.lom • Amiss si thel'Plele;gros Washed ley' s r
Binh *a% MeeeliaidoraheMeerai she *ON sad lahaniatd, ameadoed• .

We stop the pews to elate that the arrest of Mr. O'Connell is likely
to produce effects widely different from Mee which it was meant for. It
is Likely to turn out an advantageous step. so far as the individual in-
terest of the Liberator is concerned. Three copes came to ow own
mediate knowledge in the course of yesterday, when persona who bad
before subscribed but one pound towards the O'Connell tribute, base.
since his arrest became known to them, come forward with an ad.
ditional contribution of five pounds. It is in this way that O'Connell's
enemies are serving him.--Waterford Chronicle.
At ten o'clock last night, Mooney, the publisher of the Irish,
7ottersterr.6 was wrested, under a warrant from the Head Police-offiee.
AV A RRlED.—Thiniss J. Furlong, Esq. of Hackeestown, county
Carlow, to Margaret Matilda, second daughter of James Smith, Req.
DIED.—At Youghal, Mary Anne, wife of J. Jones, nap Civil ltn.

sinter.
MORNING REGISTER, JAN. 25
On the *2lst, the sums paid in account of the O'Connell-tribute, front
only 160 place, amounted to 7,6331. but it is anticipated that it will, in
the aggregate, be five or Mx times that amount.
At a sleeting of the Mendicity Association, held on Saturday last,
the following resolutions were agreed to :—That the most grateful and;
heartfelt thanks of the Association are preeminently due to his Grace
the Duke of Northumberland, our late highly esteemed Viceroy, for his
constant and most valuable support of this Institution, not alone for hie
munificent subscriptions to its ordinaty funds (amounting to upwards of
6001. &dog the two years of his advainieftation,) but also by the
princely patting gift of 10001. towards the establishment of a separate
Fund, the interest of which will form an important auxiliary towards
toe future support of the institution; and that our most cordial
acknowledgments be also given to those noblemen and gentlemen who
have so promptly and liberally followed up the illustrious example thus
held out to them, particularly to the Rev. Joseph Pratt, for his splendid
donation of 6001. towards the purposes of the Northumberland fund.
That whilst we lament the continuance of the pernicious practice of
giving alms In the streets, which tends much to perpetuate the evils of
motet-begging, we cannot but attribute the partial failure of this As-
sociation in suppressing that nuisance mainly to the want of sufficient
legal means far the coercion of sturdy beggars. That it appears to this
meeting, from the incontrovertible evidence of the Statute-book, that
the " Dublin Foundling Hospital and Workhouse," and the “ Dublin
House of Industry," were originally the propert of the clamped Dub-
lin )—that the Foundling Hospital and Workhouse were endowed by the
Corporation of Dublin with considerable property, comprising the walled-
in ground at the S.W. end ofJarnes's-street. and 14 saes of land adjoin-
ing thereto, whereon several houses were buiit—that both of these es-
tablishments were raised and augmented, and for many years fluttered by
large voluntary contributions bestowed by the inhabitants, as well as by
public revenue raised from them; and that they were, each in its turn,
ed (the one in 1703, and the other in 1772) and for lac periods
earned on. for the same intents and purposes. precisely tor which, after-
wards in 1818, It became necessary so form the Mendicity Association.
That although the two former Institutions were originally destined
for the general relief of the poor of Dublin, and fur the suppression of
mendiancy and vagrancy therein, they have gradually ceased to per-
form, for the most part, the functions prescribed to them at their
foundation.
That as, consequently, street-begging in Dublin, being virtually un-
repressed, has increased and is increseing to an alarming extent, It is
imperatively necessary that botb, or, at least, oneof these institutions,
which slow possum legal powers of coercion, should be rendered effi-
cient for that rpose, or that some new and effective measures should
be adopted adequate to the emergency of the occasion.
At a meeting of the Shipwrights of the City of Dublin, Charles Mal-
lin, Chairman, it was unanimously resolved, that the shipwrights of
the City of Dublin, suffering in common with their fellow-tradesmen
from the baneful measure of the Union, do petition both Houses of Par.
liament for its repeal.
At a numerous and respectable meeting of the Comb makers of the
city of Dublin. dlr. Andrew Watson, in the Chair. The following
resolutions were unanimously agreed to :—Resolved, that we yield
to no portion of the subjects of our most , gracious and pa-
triotic Monarch, William the Fourth, in loyalty to his Crown, attach-
ment to the Constitution, and a firm .determination to support hatb—
and that we repel with indignation the foul and calumnious
charge that we seek for a separation of Great Britain from Ireland.
Resolved, that the sad experience of the last thirty years proves the
evil effects of the Legislative Union on this now miserable country ;
oar Contromos and Manufactures nearly annihilated our ,Nobility
and Gentry enticed from no by places and pensions—and 8 millions of
oar money drained away annually by absentees sod taxes, whereby this
country, which possesses an abundance of resources, is reduced to a state
of pauperism bawd description, and of which the wretchedness of the
Inhabitants of this ace splendid and opulent city is an appalling instance.
Resolved, that the e6cts of the Act of Union on the trade of the
comb meters, have been ruinous in the extreme, reducing their once
wealthy employees to a state of bankruptcy. whereby the greater pert of
the talented members of their trade have been obliged to emigrate to
40114 Had elsewhere; and most of those that do remain in this mo-
ue more than the one-third of the number before the
Vale.aillissXcal, by want of employment, to absolute starvation, and
their lG hies obliged to beg for their suppott.
BestOved—Thst we view with Indipades the proclamations that
have Imo laded by the present Government of Trelsod, and that we
correlfor them as setting completely at defiance, and, he feet, breaking
in epos the sights of the peak and thellpide of the constitution.
Yesterday remiss the tailors 'MAIM gave a repeal Mow at Hayses
Tavern, Dawssamtrest, en which occasion great numbers of the most
tea le traimas ememblaL The entertainment was altogether a-
e and ozweraely well served. A band of musk was le attendance,
MA soliewsed the wean by the perfsemence of pettiumegeitesbie=and
=sin. The, entire allery was amide* by
and the greatest enthusiasm and unsitimilexiied the entire
asomnblage. Mr. Ashley Raids podded, and pervaded the entire
.eomblage lb. Andrew Is presided, sod cena.cted the mowed-
Inge with admirable sewer ad spisk. Mr. O'Comesell, Mr. Steele, Mr.
Costello, ani der gennlassie mmaesied with she Premissis'e Jaen*
and the Nosh" atrisarr, attended by special invitation.

CUMBERLAND HAY-MARKET—THIS DAY.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, AS Ss. to Al Sit. theft'
Akio, Al 10a. to LS 10s. Fiat Upland Meadow and Rye Geosa
Hay. AS 15e. to £4os. Clover Hay. Al ISs. wAS Ss Oat &sow,
£1 Us. is A 1 14s. Klaus Sum, LI Its. to LI I. per wide
SO tisanes.

111111THFIBLD HAY-MARKET—THIS DAY.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, eft St. to Al tba.. Useful
I dims, Alt a. a ,t 4 Oa. Rae Upland Meadow sod Rye Grass Hay.
£4 Oa to Le Ss. Clover Hay. .11% Os. to 45 la. Oat &saw.
Ll Os to #1 14a. Wham Straw. t 1 12.. to Al Itio. per lo.d of
PI trusses.

IAY.

Prices per IL to the consumer :
Bear—Florst Roasting, did to 74d. Boiling. did and 3d. Neal
quantity of each. •d Ramp Starts. 9d. 9id. Beef Steaks, ad. Mop of
Bad. 61d. Wereses lioesow—Lrig. 7d and led. loin. 64.
Saddle, 64d. ilitookkr, ad mod tkl. Hausa, 7d. apd •d. Nail,
Brent, 4d. Viat.--Leg, lid to 9d Fillet. 10d and ltd.
Lain. 74d. and •id. Breast, lid. and •d. Neck, 7d. Shoulder, id sad
•id. Poac, dd and lid per lb.

NIRVGATE AND LEADLNHALL--THIS DAT
The supply of. Aleut was not Vol rest this aserning, sod prices ge-
nteelly trete full per mese higher.
Ny the Caresse.—Per stone of 611 a.
Beef to 6d Se 64 lie Id Moues Is 64 re 01 w Oa
4. od 44 w Se w I Peek Se w es 64 de Od

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44 40i
44 45
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27
4746
18

26 43
3246
30 42
32 42
2643

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32 40
NI 9d
34 80
34 46

ill 42

33 43

ii 22
4042
3642

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—mang the welkin ""
Oslo, to the copious libations "ems "P"allYdallielialigeklis imam°
I old malt-house in whist dsis dosed ( bIIS
noble. Another boars biased at which- dialals ay be"
t. Boswells. and the &Wow , einkady *Ns Win*
bout for about sa Dry ' ' sPiesrossmed
hi &s
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al sissksiTY• 80 "um or
t. ''' IL os blesdeshuss.
lee began to decline ha •
mbar of a busilsed. so s Islkin thiefgat N"'lme 'mar he
nhst and osesclasse senhl sea
Pam" sire chef, Two sights olitersasis ass
sre footed ii away as shell& Al 6 mama 61, near she beam
se Nees* fie rude seal s, it- I** gla ---" Liss. ago.
d pkying Bret same, 11114 Ma (l Thsusday gooks
awe la she low moist as she Meek I
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