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cc, The Editor of The Star deems it scarcely neces-
sary to add, on his own part, that so far from any
departure from the principles which it formerly
espoused having taken place, as this " ALEXANDRA
MANSON, M.D." is pleased to allege, it continues as
inflexible as ever in that independent attachment to
the cause of social order, and the constitutional liber-
ties of the Country, which has so long secured for it
a share in the esteem of the Public, of which it has
no other reason but to feel proud.

The late Lord THURLPW, when he was Chancellor,
would never put a Clergyman in the Commission of
the Peace; wisely observing, that they were so eager
to become, what they thought the Magistracy would
make them, men of consequence, that the moment
they were appointed, they took out their dedimus, neg-
lected the more weighty duty of the Church, and
endeavoured to take the lead of the Country Gen-
tlemen, who are the only proper persons to fill, and
make that office, such as it ought to be, respected by
the People.
There is a remarkable article in the Cazette-di
France from Frankfort, stating that, on the 20th in;•
stant, the Germanic Diet held its last Sitting for the
present year, at which the Auitrian President, the
Count de Boor. SCIIAUENSTEIN interpreted the inten-
tions of the different Powers of Germany, as explained
at the conferences at Carlsbad. These intentions are,
it is added," reduced to two Propositions:—First, to
establish a Tribunal in the fortress of Mayence, for
the purpose of trying, in the last resort, all the pro-
Moters of the disturbances at present existing in Ger-
many, and to punish them militarily; and, 2dly, to
furnish, the Diet with sufficient powers to provide for a
Free Trade throughout Germany in the Merchandixe of
the respective States. The first Proposition involves so
near an approximation to. a Military Government, that
all Constitutions, all Representative Systems, the Li-
berty of the Press, and Freedom of Opinion must sink
before it. It remains to be seen, however, if the inten-
tions of the Powers of Germany are correctly stated,
whether an establishment so supremely worthy of
the darkness of barbarism, can at all avail in keeping
down public sentiment, or whether it will not, on the
contrary, precipitate that crisks which the ill-judged
measures of some of the German Govern:new are
intended to prevent ?

ELECTION OP LORD-Aligr)R.

State bf the Poll at One o'Clock this day;
Aldeimas Banyan _
Alderman Woob
Alderman THORPE

THE MIME

Sunday the Lirrrx frigate, and Irr,
arrived in Leith Roads, with part of
ment, and Ist battalion of the Rifle
from Portsmouth, destined for Glasgr
were disembarked on Monday. Tx
having on board the remainder of 111,
were hourly expected, when the Mail

NAVAL INTELLIGEN

Pieism; Sen. 27.—Arrived the William
wumut, from Seville for London, very leak,:
CHINO, in coming out of Portleaven kl.trbout
ing, got Oil shore, and is expected to go to pit,
Daarsotrin, SEPT. 28.—Arrived the Activ#
Lansarotte for Hantburghl leaky.
PLYMOUTH' SEPT. 28.L—Whad W.—Arch
Clan, from Lisbon ; and ftegiet, Bova, (rot
Poatsmourn, Serr.29.—Wind S.W.—Arrit
Prevost, 3loaarsoa ; and Samuel axd Jane. If

bec; and Britunnta,Dever, from St. Dornii

gust: spoke the AMlafita, and the James, for
liatsvicn, San. 29.—Arrived the l hrebe,
Hamburgh, with loss of an anchor and cable.
of Orange Packet, for Holland ; and Lady
Cuxhaven, both with mails. The litnitha,
St. Ander* for London, harlost both at•.chors

Doran, Sum W.—Passed by last iiibbt,
rietta, ALLYN, from Batavia for Antwerp.
DEAL, SerrEtuum 29.—Wind
Belle Alliance, Route from Madras, with part of far
giment of Dragoons, Under the command of Lienteazt:l4*,:,
Baron Term.; she sailed the 15th April: f:olu t!..a
France the sth June, and St. Helena the Ist .It;urt.
mainder of the Regiment were at St. Helena, en howl
Mangles, under the command of Major Hatt, bocnd is
land. Also arrived the Lady Mackworth, CHTA, tram
duns; Tobago, WESTMORELAND, for Demerata• the V‘,
BRAITHWAITE ; and John and Sarah, ---, fmtn:Quthte; ,
man, SINCLAIR, from Barbadoes; WilEam
Mary, BARCLAT ; Howorth, D tNsos ; Atalanta, Sr.
Drrottsox ; Dry Harbour Planter, STRON,i ; and the Mary,
MOON, from Jamaica. This evening ttrarly tae who;esf
homeward-bound have sailed for the River.

GIAITESVID, Serramatis 29.—Arrived the .Ifals4m,
from Oporto; Ann Elizabeth, Laird, from firma;
Frith, from Antigua; Alice, ?filler; and Sisters, "

Teneriffe ; Eesex, Robertson, from Bourdtz:Ai;
ater • and Old Maid, Revitr, from GI Jr,t
Reetnington, for Demerara P • Claudine, We!sh, for the
Good Hope; Jane, blearns, for Gibraltar; and Aetii,
for Rouen.

Noavn-Wasv PASSAGE.—The Captains of the r.
recently arrived at Hull from Davis's Strai:s, n:port
their opinion in favour of the practicability of a North-n,
sage. These vessels have had a very narrow ercr.pe from
locked in the ice, and their safety was clnsidered aro
that they were insured at Lloyd's at 40 guineas per cent
penetrated further to the Westward than usual, and the
of the Bon Accord, who steered a South-west course into
Bay, having observed that the course of the whales l.y
direction, has expressed his firm persuasion, that a y 253.-
exist from that quarter, to which he penetrated,
Pacific Ocean, or into Hudson's Bay.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.
Yesterday the Court did not sit till nearly ten.
the COMMON SIR:RANT, Mr. Alderman Cr
Mr. PARKYNS, the new Sheriff, entered the
The appearance of the latter excited some int
from the stand and Protest made by that
u to his seniority, it was expected he would
taken possession of the box of the other
Mr. PARKYNS however, as if by instinct,
walked into the box of the junior Sheriff. _
unattended by an Under-Sheriff. Mr. Turista,
the newly-appointed Under-Sheriff of Mr.!
ROTHWCLL, resumed the seat he had for the
year occupied under Mr. Ex-Sheriff ROBERTS.
Seven prisoners were tried, five of whom •
victed of felony, viz.
J. V. Papeirs, for stealing 19s. 6d. and a hat,
J. Gregory ; J. Banks. for stealing two Sovereign..
book, the property of R. S. Illingworth ; Ann Ne,
stealing a sliver watch, the property of J. Robinson ;
and Ann Martin. for stealing divers pieces of lace, ti
of J. Shoolbred—And two were acquitted, viz.
cUeby and George Bray, tlse latter of whom teurzins
Session.

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The RECORDER then passed sentence on the
don prisoners, as follows:
Felix Henry Miller, William Stevens. Furness G:
Perkins, Charles Hubbard, J. Shutt, Daniel Huffman, -
Newcomb, Thomas Moukbouse, and William Temple, to
transported for life.
Richard Bruin, James Bantine, and William Gilbert,
transported for fourteen years.
Henry MMs, James Mitchel, Gabriel Grers7, Juin
William Martin, Nicholas Murray, Mary &mi., 'rho
mini., Charlotte Clark, Ann Davis, Eleanor Connor,
Bayless, to be transported for seven years.
Nine were sentenced to imprisonment in Gilt:.
SOD, and three to be privately whipped and discharyed:
Tuesday, Jo/an Carter Warner, was indicted
having, on the 17th of July, 1815, married
beth Long, his wife, Elizabeth Warren, being
time alive.

The prisoner, in his defence, said, that he
every endeavour to find out his first wife, atter
separation, but had not succeeded. Her sister
told him that she was dead.

The RECORDER summed up the evidence, an
Joy, after a short deliberation, returned aNI
of—Ottiky.

• BIRTHS. •
Wednesday, at Penicual House, Lady Clerk, of a or.
Thursday, the Hon. Lady Fergusson, of a son.
Sept. 21, at the Manse of Maderty, Mrs. Touch, of gsrl.
At Kiornore, county of Tipperary, the Lady of the
Ardfart of a son.
. MiFch 17, at Mitt William, Bengal, the Lady of Major P.
Gratit, Acting Fort and Town Major, of a son.
August 2, at Corfu, Mrs. Hood, widow of the late
sOod, of the 73th Regiment of Foot, of a daughter.
. atiL 19, at Stosiefield, near Edinburgh, the Lady of Le ‘•••
Thomson, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
At Loughres, 11. D. Peers, Esq. of the 2d Dragocn
to Elba, daughter of the late I. J. Bricluiell, Esq.
Ia Clontarf Church, Lieut. F. J. Turner, ILI"- to "'".
coed daughter of the late IL Starner, Esq. of
of Kildare.

DIED.
laharday, at SoutlAnd, 8 Moody, M. D. Physician
sea HospitaL
Sept. 16, at Whit Baugh, Aberdeenshire, aged 74,
Forbes Leith, M.D. PALS.
Sept. 17, at Carron Park, William Cadet!, Esq. of
Wed 89. Mr. Cadell was one of the originfounders of
Carrot bust Works.
eltUtda3r, at Walthamstow, aged /7. Samuel
away Tests Deputy of the Ward of Tower.

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