Star.
London, England, 1825-12-12 00:00:00

GLASGOW. DSCIWBER 10.

Thursday, a fatal and melancholy accident occurred
at the extensive worts of Mr. John Geddes, of Ver-
riville. While a young man of the name of Blanney,
a glass cutter, was adjusting his band, he went too
near the machinery, which cook hold of him, and rolled
hia body round the shaft, by which he was so much
bruised, that he died instantly.

About half-past ten o'clock, on Thursday night, a
fire broke nut in the premises of Mr. Anclerson, Wright,
Old Deift Work, Broomielaw. It consisted of a range
of buildings of about seventy feet long, one siory high,
built of brick, and covered with tiles, the • whole of
which, with the exception of the part whele the, stove
is placed for drying the wood, was burnt to the ground.
Yesterday forenoon, a serious accident .occurred in
Fife-place, West George street, in a new buildinif at
present erecting, and nearly completed, when, it is
supposed, owing to the great weight of stones on a
scaffold, it gave way, and precipitated Ave masons,with
all the materials, to the bottom, a height of from thirty
to forty feet. One man had his skull fractured, another
a leg broken ; the others escaped with comparatively
little injury.

The Marquis of THOMOND, family, and suite, ar-
rived in Carlow on Wednesday.
The Russian Major-Generals RUDINGIIII and Nig-
snramorr, died lately.
The Emperor of RUSSIA'S Aide-de-Camp, M. Vox
Novi:it:l3ow, bar been killed in a duel.

REPRESENTATIVE PEERS OF IRELAND.—The Dublin
*sating Mail, of Wednesday last, says, di Up to one o'clock this day,
not a single vote had been tendered for either of the Candidates."
An unfortunate accident occurred at a baths at Lul-
worth Castle, on Thursday. 'The Hon. Captain Wrstaast Wa.anit-
swims having (ratted his place whilst walking in coven, and being
entirely concealed from view, was struck in the eye by a shot from
the gun of the Duke of GLoncitsria.
It is rumoured that a great stationer in the City
atopfed payment this morning, •
Friday, their Excellencies the Marquis and Marchio-
ness of Wstszsr.ry had a dinner party at the Vice-Regal Lodge, in
the Pliteniz Park, Dublin, and the following personages, among
others, had the honont of being present—Lord and Lady Eilenbo-
rough, Lady Hervey, Miss Caton' i Lord Bingham, the Chief Jus-
tin% Hon. Mrs. Barnwell, Hon. Colonel and Mn. Gore, Miss
Gore, Miss Gore' Mr. and Mrs. Farrall, Miss Keane, Major
'Warburton, Mr. and Mrs. Cane, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Z. Johnston,
Dr. Hunter, M.D. Mr. Robertson, and Captain Keppel.
Amateur Theatricals are about to be given at Hat-
.llleid Hall, after the manner of Blenheim and QFeensberry Houses,
forty years ago; and the Priory at a more recent period. They
will commence on the Christmas Eve. The young Marquis and •
Marchioness of Satisarniv, the Carets, and the Koons; are named
among the Dramatis Persona. The splendid scenery and accom-
paniments are, it is said, ready in the magnificent long gallery.
The New Catholic Association in Dublin is blustering,
away at a great rate—talking. loud, long, and with
extreme violence. • They are doing the work which
Protestants decline to do, injuring their own cause, and
awakening the latter to a sense of their danger.—Gies.
gow Courier.
The active Glasgow Magistracy, in conjunction with
the River Trustees, have drawn up a cede of judicious
regulations for the future guidance of the numerous
swam boats which navigate the Clyde.
The new King of Bavaria has given an inhabitant of
the suburbs of M unich, a good silk weaver,3,ooo florins,
fir him to buy a 1,)om, which his poverty h d before
placed beyond his reach. A woman has succeeded,
naive straw, in making straw bonnets similar to
thif-Leghorn. His Majesty has given her 1,000 florins
to buy her a press, of which she was in absolute want.
The whole of the materials of the houses, guard-
loom, and lodge to the Lower Mews,. Charing Cross,
were this day sold by auction, including the Mews Gate
Pablic-house.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Barrick, Aftweraoma, from Wyburg to null, wa,
the water's edge in Calmer harbour. on the 2 •th ult. to
The Joseph, of Yarmouth, was off Cromer on Friday, t.
.and waterlogged. ,
The Margaret and Ann,Fmtan, from Liverpool to Port bum,.
was on shore near I'ortaferry,7tb instant, much damaged.
Fautorrrit, Dec. 10.— Wind W. light airs.—Arrived
R.c.us, from 2ante ; and Sarah, Cuanv, front L0nd0,,17„,.
Gibraltar—put in to stopsa leak. Sailed the Lord Shini,t;',.
packet, for the Mediterranean; Duke of Kent dn. for
lii;
Cane Grove, Tarousou. for St. Vincent's : Prince of Site Othe
TARIITSS, for London ; Nancy, Form, for Ttignmouth ; punr;
'
Succtuorr, for Antvrerp; and the Tantivy, Cork. y 1::
Sarah, when off the Isle of Wicht, on the Bst inst, seven leafs
distance, picked up a boat, with " Rapid, of Weymouth,
Fovvcse,' on it. "1: X
Paracoarn Dcc. 10.—Wind variable.—Arrived the
ma from Leghorn ; and Good Intent. Baas, from Sc. Jew:
(N. 8.) Sailed the Friendship, Batzastavint, and William Mait.
land, Motroau, for London; Eugene, Boras., fur Dunkirk; and
several others, bound up Channel.
Daaroav, Drc. B.—The Forte,
hteisud:frainttoyt.sheshiGpoGii,4o:.
Newfoundland, has arrived at St. John's. Remain, Hat.,..C.
43=0,11, WINDSOR CASTLI, DRUID, SDAKROCE, TALOOT, Nuctoa.
VICTOR, CA)LILZOII, PANDORA. REYNA RD.
50P, °CliaTsp:gainuTuthei tMurdouany; returned from ce,n,ta4t.
having landed there the Right Lord Svo•NOFOlte, who reached it,.
Russian capital on the 18th ult.
Thursday, the Susses, 78, Captain Sir 'T• MIXAS Stances, Ban.
K.C. B. came into harbour to be paid off all standing; she
be recommissioned by Captain Hamar Mac. The G„wmtt7
under orders to proceed to the Lisbon station, to reliere the T.I.
sans, Captain Gtrtou, and will sail early next week. The Sraa-
TIATI is to be paid off and laid up in ordinary; such of her crew
as have not served the usual period, will he distribcted among the:
Gnardships at this port, and the remainder will be discharged.—
The Boaticurnt. 18. Captain James Sant, is going to the Wtst
India station. The Surveying ship Kamm% Captain cont.Ax:.
will sail shortly for the Mediterranean. The ROTAL OAX, Litw.
ALLISON, will sail in a few days for Bermuda, taking nut lieut._
General Sir Ricottas TURXR/4 K.C.B.Govetnor of that Island,
family, and suite. Remain at Spithead, GLasavr,
Dorman., and DZOIIRDA ar.
_ _ _ _

Monday, the Jaime, 10, Captain C. H. Fax's:Aorta, put into
Falmouth, with contrary winds, charged with dispatches from
Mexico. She left Vera Cm: the 6th of October, and soca afrre
tell in with the Mexican squadron, commanded by CaptUe c
Sacral (nephew to the gallant Sir STDN!Y Smear), in the !Aetna,
frigate (formerly the Surat Castle), having a brigand five schosnos
in company, and in sight of the Spanish squadron, of two frivt.,
and two transports, bound to the relief of the Castle of 5t.1114
d'Ulloa. They were within gun shot of each other, and race
hourly expected to engage.
11.—Calm.—Arrived his Majesty's ship 41,11Ptlt, from tilt
Havannab, last from Falmouth; Asia, &resumer:is, from Hai,.
burgh, for Bombay and China; Adriatic, Baum, from Mend;
Newland, Howraa, from Riga ; and Helene, Arrocr, from Londe,.
for Smyrna. Sailed the Arab transport; Union, CGCNCH ;
Bois; and Sovereign. GiIIWAN, for London.
Dam., Dac.lo.—Wind N.W. light airs.--Artived and sailed
for the River, the Susan and Maria, Haaaneros from lalaga;
and Susanna, CARPENTER, from Palermo. Passed through front
the River, the Richard and John, Parse, fur Rio ; Rockers, So-
rsa, for Grenada; and Waterloo, %%ruin:son, for Jamaica.
Dec. 11.—Wind S.W. light airs.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Catherine, Flee., from Almeira ; Leda, Toaan
and Perseverance, Asneos, from Oporto. Came down from the
River, and remain, the St. George, Barnes:, for Grenada; Ranger,
Cnant, for Jamaica; and Thistle, At.t.zst, for Madeira.
Ltvaarom., Disc. 10.—Calm.—Arrived the Prince of 8f22:1
packet, from Payta--sailed 12th May, in company with the Sarah
and Elizabeth, whaler, with 1100 barrels of sperm oil; General
Wolfe, Jounscor, from 4uebec ; and Acasta, WILiON, from St. Ps.
tersburgh. Off the port, the Aetna, from Messina.

NEW COURT, OLD BAILEY--THIS DAY.

IRECIIIVING STOLEN GOODS.

Jain Saunders was indicted for receiving a cart and
harness, the p.operty of George Partridge, the same
having been stolen by a map named Smith, who, it air,
peared, was convicted at the late Assizes for the county
of Essex, on a charge of felony.
The facts of the case being clearly proved against
the prisoner, the Jury found him Gwilty.
The prisoner declared he was as innocent of steal ng
the cart and harness as a child unborn, and had been
made a dupe of by the man Smith.
The Coxxox Stumm, summed up, and the Jury pronounced
him
After the verdict was returned, Mr. ALLEY told the
Jury, that in the place where the cart and harness wis
discovered, there were no less than eleven sheep fount,
which had been stolen, and several slaughtered, to
prevent identity.