Star.
London, England, 1830-10-15 00:00:00

COURT FOR RELIRF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisons= hereinafter
named (the same having been filed in the Court) are appointed to be
heard at the Court-House, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's
on Tuesday, the 2d day of November, 1830, at nine o'clock in the
Forenoon.
Whitfield, John. late of Hampton Wick, some time a serpent in the
lot regiment of the Surrey militia.
Hiedley, Joseph, late of Usher's Quay, Dublin. PISIVIIIIIIOO agent.
Teals, Thome% the younger, late of kipping, Ewa. lionised victualler.
Chubb, Blitabeth, late of West End, Prima, near Harrow, occasionally
taking children to nurse.
Wenn, John, late of the Kentish Town and Archway /traction-road,
and also of the Archway-road; Upper Holloway, brick-makm, builder,
and toll-gate contractor.
Hodges, Joseph, late of Portpool-lane, Gray's Inn-lane, chandler's
shopkeeper.
Ken, Gilbert, late of Aldersgate-buildings, Aldcragate-street, tallow
chandler.

Mr. BARNES objected to that course: the necessity of • day lice
had been fully established by evidence before a committee of the House
of Commons, formed in consequence of the then dreadful state of the
metropolis. He was not disposed to quarrel with the new police. Ge.
nerally sposkirt, they were much -better adapted for the purposes of
protection than the old watch, if under proper and eonsitutional con-
trol ; but it was an improvement purchased at too dear a price. Let
them be made amenable to local authority as heretofore ; and the ex-
penditure of the money raised for their maintenance accounted for ; as
it was, they appeared to he responsible to no one, for instead of attend.
ing to the prerervation of the peace, they were formed into gossiping
squads, or whispering to servant maids; and at night they wets Hl-
dumto be seen, if at all .

The CRAI R max begged to add another specimen of their utility.—
Two ladies were knocked flown a few nights since in Nothetiuthe, and
a gentleman who interfered. met the same fate ; a policeman wee de.
sired to take charge of the ruffians, bat refused, beeenge, indeed, he had
not witnessed the outrage.
Several other gentlemen having expressed their sentiments, it was
moved, • and agreed to nnaelmously, that a Committee of seven
men be s to prepare a podding, in a similar spirit wits thou, d
other psr4bte, the Wnour of which has already appeared.
The Meeting thenkroke up.

CLOTHING 01 THL AR. y..--M• bear with muds .se-
tielettee of the probability of thm long stioding and anjurt system of•
making Colonels tailors to their regimentals ta be dew away with, and
the clothing of the directly effective fovea is to be put up to fair and
general competiticn, by whkh the saving accruing to the public will be
considerable.

NE'tiriMt (7c r. 13.
The market to-day was, in comparison to the few latter markets,
very Bat. There was a large supply of all sorts of Grain, more parti-
cularly Wheat, which was full 2s. per quarter lower. Oats were in de.
mend, and the rime aslant week. Barley there was a very large supply
and may be quoted at from Is to 2s per quarter lower. Currency as
follows :-Wheat, 664 to 72. • Do. new, Ws to 71s • Barley, new, .16.
to 42. ; Oats, 264 to 301 ; Do. new, 22 to 26s ; Beane, 44s to 46..
NOTTIXGLSM, OCT. 13.-The supply to-day was very large, and
like the majority of markets, was on the decline full 24 per quarter.
and the market altogether very fiat. Oats fully maintain last week's
prices • very few comparatively have been thrashed out. The supply
of Barley was considerable, and although not so good a colour as to ge-
neral years, the quality is excellent; price was lower from Is to 9s per
quarter. Beans fully as high. Currency as follows :-Wheat, 68s to
72s ; Do. new, 67s to 73s ; Barley, new, 35e to 46s ; Oats, 1135 to 3ls ;
Oats, new, 22s to 29.; Bowles 431 to 47e-
Lexcoew, Oct.. 12.-This market, which is generally much
Ahmed by the London reporting, was dull and heavy. The attaeisece
was very great, and, notwithstanding the county meeting, the fanners
continued to mind the " turn of the market," rather than the turn hi
politics. Oats were the same : indeed, of all samples, the quantity was
very considerable. Wheat 24 per quarter lower. Oats same as last.
Barley 2. per quarter lower. Currency as follows :-Wheat els to 70s ;
Ditto, New, 58s to 684 • Oats, 26s to 29a ; Ditto, New, 20s to fills ;
Barley, 31s to 40s; Beare, 42s to 475.
RZTPORD, OCT. 13.-In consequence of the previous Saturday
being the fair day, we had • numerous attendance to-day. Prom the
bent esos which was trammeled. it was evident that the late fine weather
bailees material effect on most kinds of Gealn. The best samples of
New Wheat were full Is to is per quarter cheaper, and inferior oleo
from 2s to 3a. Good Barley maintained its price' but all other delcrip-
dons of Grain were lower. Wheat, old; Ms to 2714 per load ; Dien,
mew, 241 to 24s ditto; Barley, 269 to 34s per quarter • Ditto, new, 32,
to 461; oats, Els to 32s ; Ditto, new, 21s to 27e quarter;
Ids to 16s.
per load ; Rye, 13, to 15s ; Peas, Ils. to 13a.
SLIATORD Oct. 12.-There was a good, supply of wheat and other
Grain at market ro-day, the former 3s to 4s per quarter lower. Barky
met a heavy sale, and full Is per quarter lower. Other articles art
without alteration. Currency as follows : Wheat, new, 1144 to 64. per
quarter ; oats, new, 22s to tils do. Barley, new, 36 to 38s do. Beans
41s to 42a.
!Baseness. ea, Oct. 13.-The weather appearing more settled aid
favourable for the gathering in of the late harvest, also more genial to
the crop of potatoes, (which is of great importance to the working
rinses of this district) we have had but little business trammeled dur-
ing the week. The attendance of country millers was very small this •
morning. Fine new and old Wheat was offered at 4d to ed below last
week's rates. Grinding Barley is in request, at the quotations sub-
joined. Oats are offering full 3d per 451 be under last Saturday's prises. •
Boiling Peas are not so much inquired for. Fine dry old Boma have
fully supported the currency subjoined. We have had a good brisk de-
mand for fine malt in course of the week, and one shilling advance
him been obtained. Flour is heavy sale at a decline of 24 per sack.
Wheat, white 10s to 104 9d ; ditto, red 9s 101 to 10s 3d per bushelpor
701 b. Barley, grinding 5s to 5s 2d ; ditto, malting 54 641 to 6s per .
bushel of 601ns. Oats, Poland 4s 6d to 44i fed per bushel of 45Ibs.
Beaus, new 46.4 to 4911; ditto, old 451; to 47s per quarter. Floor; •
(Notts.) fine 53. to 54s ; ditto, superfine 56 to $7. per tack of 2611 b..
Melt, (Notts.) line 47. to 481 per load of 6 bushels.
YARMOUTH. OCT. 11-The harvest Is now finished. This erarten
caused great anxiety to the farmers el% well as the preceding; however,
the early hareem this year has been much be•ter secured than the latter,
which is the reverse of last year, more particularly with Barley. Wheat
'is a full average produce, perhaps rather above, but its quality varies
very much from the sine of its condition ; th;tes early secured are in
very fine order, handsome, and weighty ; the greater proportion, key.
ever, appears rough in hand for the present, and will so continue till
spring thrashing, or after a frost. Barley* a partial crop, varyiag ac-
cording to the quality of the land ; no doubt the coldness of the general
breadth of the Suffolk soil hag suffered' fretn the greet quantity of wet
in June, much more than Norfolk, which his- far the greater proportion • .
of warm light land ; and we consider Norfolk has a good crop lef Bar-
ley, whilst Suffolk has a deficient one ; the quelity has never
been remembered fns: or heavier of all those secured
in good condition; but much has been hurried its, and some little re-
mained absoad, from continued rains, till quite black and sprouted.- •
Maples arid. White Peas abundant crops, bet sewed tender, mid in
some instances a little sprouted. Oats a greit crop,"well secured, qua.
lity very white and line, witlrweight perhapreever exceeded. Beane a
most abundant trap-those got in this week hays hqen secured in,goed
order. Steck of old grain quite exhausted, and so Ailment can be made
of English growth. New Wheat and Barley iwurettioowt. shipping coast-
elite hi See order, to any pan of the kingdom. • Jed,
do. white,los to 66a; Barley, belt ma g, 365; ditto) accord
Sla to 33e per:qr. •
weestee-More-TT Xr. OCT. We lamp. *rip
ply of Wheit from OUT fIUTOTTO to-day,*tiven was a red *-
mad, sad the whole sal weedily et an • frofrojeasii'of
and ge per gpartcr. Marne large "MO of Ql4.
lately for Bestlarid. The samples of N Oats t?ke
market. are better them were ospowsii used -
tient,. No arrivals of New Barley this
ready sate. Beans and Peas are inquired
Wheat, Norfolk and Suffolk 1118 e to 61e.
Grinding 28s to 325. Malt 56a to ids.
to 324. Eloise, (per sack) 47s to 411 s.

Yibt 460A0.4*
re Osts tGaye yet come so
vow Moly Ida at Mo44IIIWY
wily. Fine Mali pbotios a
I after. Flour as isle quoted.
Barley, malting 371 to 40a :
Beans 401 to 421. OW Us
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