Star.
London, England, 1830-03-04 00:00:00

MEETING OF REFORMERS.

At a meeting of the Reform Abbociation held hat night in the
Globe Tavern, Fleet.btreet, HtXRY HUNT, Esq. in the clia;t,
it was announced that the Loan Alaroa, in civilly declining to
convene the public meeting for forming the Metropolitan Übiol•
the GuUdltall, stated that he was friendly to the formation ant:
objects of the Union. It was further announced that, since then,
anangements had been entered into for holding the public meet.
ing, on Monday next, in the bowlingipeen or the Eagle Taxer.,
lathe City card a pleamitewheed to socowwwedete• et least, twenty
five thousand persons. '

The reading of the Rules, Regulations, and Objects of the Great
Metropolitan Political Union, formed the chief business of the
evening. But as they ate yet subject to improvements and amend-
ments, previous to the Meeting on Monday, •here they are to be
brought forward amongst the resolutions, we refrain from giving
them currency till they come before the public in an authentik
shape.

The CHAIIIKAK, in a few brief observations on the business of
the evening, stated that the most eminent, constitutional, and legal
advice had been had on the subject of the Union, and that there exist.,
no legal objection to this mode of concentrating public opinion.—
A few desultory opinions were then given by several of the gentle.
men present ; and, ultimately, the details were left to the manage.
ment of the Committec.—Reveral subscriptions from Mends to the
cause of Reform were paid in . and the meeting separated at eleven
o'clock.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Wm. Thompson, from New York, has arrived off Holy-
head. •

The Vittoria, late Smith, from Manilla to London. put into the
Mauritius on the 15th November, in consequence of the muter.
second mate, boatswain, carpenter, and part of the crew, having
been killed by some Malays. The Vittoria was in want of a
foremast, and considerable repairs.
The Ceres, Cam, from Liverpool to New Orleans, was driven
oo shore near Ballet about the 10th January.
The Celia, Mist, sailed from Mauritius 24th November, and
from Sc. Helena the 7th of January, for London ; spoke an Ame-
rica& skip from China, which reported that the trade was stopped,
In consequence of an insurrection at Canton.
Daps, Mascu S.—Wind E.—The whole of the outward-bound
have sailed. Arrived the Ulysses, —, from Sicily.
Posvutootrn, Wee* ff.— Wind B.—Olt tee port, the Lady
DVNaglaten, Faith, from Madras—sailed the 17th October, and
Mauritius Ist December.

PLYMOUTH, Mawr S.—Wind B.S.B.—Arrived the Onder-
neeming, Middle, from Batavia. Off the port, the Isabella, Kurtz.
from Charleaten.
Fauravvr, MAR= 2.—Arrived the Navarino, Mora. (rem
Aux Cayes.

The Duke of Devonshire had a grand dinner party on
l'usiday, at Doroaskin House. In the evening his
Grace entertained* numerous party of the hunt ton.
The Dowager Duchess of Richmond, Lady Harrowby,
Lady Georgians Wortley, &c. were on the roof of the
House of Cumulous during Tuesday night, to hear the de-
bate on the Attorney's-General's conduct.
Mr. Secretary Peel entertained the Cabinet Minister»
to dinner yesterday evening, at his residence, in Privy
Gardens.

We are glad to learn that the poems of the late Editor
of the Courier, Mr. Eugenius Roche, which have been
deferred till the present, in consequence of some necessary
preliminary arrangements, will be shortly published for
the benefit of his unfortunate family. We hope that the
numerous friends and admirers of the amiable deceased
will exert themselves to the utmost in this benevolent
cause.

The Duke of ATHOL is building a princely mansion at
his seat at Dunkeld, after a design by HOPPER. It will
stand in front of the " high bill of Dunsinane," so re-
nowned in Scottish story as connected with the exploits
and witchery of Macbeth, and is so placed as to command
one of the most romantic and picturesque scenes in all
Perthshire, from far Ben More and the Grampian chain
northward to the Pass of Killicrankie. His Grace has
been one of the most extensive and successful planters iu
North Britain : it is supposed that be has spent in
plantation no less than 15,0001. per annum for the last
twenty years.

So exceedingly sensitive was Lord Byron, on the score
of censure, that he confessed that " the depreciation of
the lowest of mankind was more painful to him than the
applause of the highest was pleasing."
. A report has been prevalent for the last two days, that
Mr. Sergeant Lefroy has resigned, in consequence of the
selection of his junior, Mr. Sergeant Blackburne, as one
of the Judges of Assize for the Munster Circuit.
Morning Register.
Mr. R. Grant has given notice, that on Monday next
(the Bth inst.) he will move for leave to bring ie a bill for
the repeal of the tivillisabilities affecting the British-
born subjects professing' the Jewish religion.
The late Sir Stamford Raffles is represented to have
received only two years' boarding-school education at
Hammersmith, baring been at the early age of fourteen
placed as an extra clerk at the India House ; but was
enabled, by great industry and a most retentive me•
mory, to overcome every obstacle and rise to great
eminence.

SMITHFIELD, MARCH 4.
CATISI Al MA MST:

Beasts.. 6ls 1 t alves
Sheep sod Lambs 2,810 i Pigs
Bad Ss id to 41 04 Veal% ........5e 04 to 61 04
Motton 4s Od 4s 4d Pork 4s 4sl Ss 6d
Lainb
Hay (pet load). AS Os. to ,C 5 05.....C105tr, £3 10s to £5 Ss
Straw, sell Ss. to £1 14s.

NEWGATZ AND LEADENHALL, Mulcts 4.
By the Grew.—Per stone of Vbs.
Beef - .. 3o Oil to 3 44
Mottos

FARRINGLIONI mARKET, M•scse 4.
Price* per S.
Ben—Float Roasting, tlid. Llltto Boil;ni, 41d. Prat quail-
tky of each, Sid. Romp Busks. Pd. Rump of Beef, 41d. Beef
Steaks, dd. Wenn Honow—Log, numb, 6d. Baddle,
6d. 13boolder, Sid. Neu, 41d. Breast, 4d. Lass, 10d. rout.
SO. to bid.
IT. JAMES'S HAY-MARKET, Maws 4.
Coarse Han Lowlasd Meadow lia_y, so ,C 3 Ow MOW
Meadow Hay, .113 Os. lo oft IS& lbw Upland MoadoW sod
Rye Orme Hay, £4 Is to AS Ss. Clow Hay, le 355. to "104.
Oar Straw, Ils. to 411 10s. What Straw, 1$ lOs to ft us.
per load of if trusses.
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