Star.
London, England, 1829-08-01 00:00:00

UNION•HALL

Two men were charged by Pople with hawing collected a ■ob
around than whilst selling in the streets a liquor called " buil,"
which he considered was illegal.—Mr. ilwassr. If It be exciseabk,
or time for which a license must be taken oat in order to sell it, in-
formation oust be given to the Swiss.—Hall, the racer, said it
was a practice for a certaisfset of men to pay so much to publicans
for the loan of the casks, in which rum, gin. or whisky. had ipsem
contained, as soon as they are emptied of their contents ; late that
they put two or three gallons of water; and after shaking It well
in the casks, they obtained a very decent drink, called " bulk"
which they sold at ild. or 3d. per plot. —Mr. Swatter said. that
they had no authority to restrain the sale of this liquor, as it was
not an infringement upon any Act; but be cautioned the sellers
spinet collecting crowds in the streets, as they would then be pu.
nished for creating a nuisance, and for obstructing persons going
I along the footpath.

BIRTH&
At Tulip. the wife of lilajor Ralph Beery Sael4. of a daughter.
At the Rectory-bouse. Aldertoo, Gloucestershire. the Lady at
the Rev. Charles Cagey. of a sou.

MARRIED.

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Captain Sapledoo, Royal Navy, to MIN Netherton of Bon.
Gatos, near Dartmouth.
At Brighton, the Rev. John Nebo°, Minister of Bt. John's,
Fulham, to Susannah Cowper, only child of the late Rev. W. Peat.

DIED.

At Ids home, Repot's Parl-roed, Masai 111 Dowel Roblmo,
Ilmi. R.N. aged 62.
t his house at Windsor, Jobs Maaslie, Req. of the former place,
sod of the Island of Jamaica.

At Southgate, Saco Sarah, attend daughter of . hlr. Procter,
surgeon, Fket•street.
Aged ii mentlss, Arthur John, son of Dr. Jahn Sinn, Cana-
dlab.square.
Luffy. at Cassel, In France, J. 2. Whitebait, Sag. Commander,
R.N.

Edmund Turner, youngest son of Captain Sir P. Brake. Bart.
of Nunn, Issas Ipswich.
At Murray, Upper Canada, North America, Mr. Edward Hat-
ton, feenterlyPurser of H.M.S. Mars.
At Plymouth. of consumption, aged 17. Mary Ass, eldest
daughter of Mr. William Edwards ; and an Monday, after a long
illness, Mrs. Edwards, mother of the above.
At Hamby, where he had gone for cheap of air, Rear Ad-
mini Sir James Wood. in the 74th year of his age. Sir James
served at the defence of Qnsbee, in 1770. and was Second Lint.
of the Anson. of 64 guns, is Rodney', action with the Count di
Grasse, in 17$!. He was posted into the St. Domingo, a Spanish
74 pumeldp. captured at Trinidad by Admiral Harvey, in 1797.
and in 1607, commanded the Acute, in which shii he bon pert
ha the capture of the island of Caracas, sad anthem% in the maul
year. in the redaction of the Dudek West India Islands, and also
ef Martiniqu.
The Re. Joseph Wood, the celebrated " ample-begger." died
on Sunday evening, at his ledginp is the llama/km. Dublin.
Mr. Wood was in his 65th year, and during life had_ experienced
many strange vicissitudes. About 110 years slue he was a cents
in a pariah in Galway. which be left at account of an occurrence
that proved the source of his future misfortunes. mad in conse-
quence of which as auks for ans. am. was instituted against
him, and. being usable to pay the heavy damages awarded, he
was arrested. and moaned in the Four Courts' Marshalsem From
this prison be contrived to escape, mad led to the Isle of Mas,
where be was vranded and tranmskted to Newgate. In this
place he succeeded in obtaining an employment le the interior re-
eukdeo of the prison ; but k was seen discovered that he was ex-
ercising his clerical vocation by privately marrying Inch persons as
were anxious to avail themselves of his services, and his dismissal
from his new employment was the result. Frost this time he was
not treated with less leniency than any of his feilew-prisoners; and
when the term of his incarceration had mired, having no other
means of existence. he betook himself to the occupation of " couple-
beggar," in which his business was so extensive, that it is said he
married, within the last sixteen years, DO lees than lee deemed
couples,
couples, being, est an average, upwards of three hundred for earl
year II About eight years ago be was himself married to a female
from whom be had been for some time past separated. and who
remind, by order of the Prerogative Court. a weekly allowance
of half a guinea, as a separate maintenance.

NEWOATE AND LRAUKNHALL MARKKIS, Juar 31.
Meet ... ..... Ss 64 to 31 Ild I Veal ... ... 4s 4J to Ss Od
Mutton ..... Ss Id to Ss 104 1 l'oek ... ... 4s Od to 4s id
Lamb 4s lid to Ss 44

PRICES or HAY must STRAW YESTERDAY.
IT. 'Assn's. w FEL
Hay 41 0; od to 41 15s Od Hay 31 10s co 41 los of
Clover 3) 15e Od to 51 lOs Od Clover 41 10s to SI 101 ea
Straw 21 2s Od to 21 5s Od Straw 21 Os to 21 4s Od

PRICK or TALLOW, SOAP Ate.
Town Tallow 42* lid Yellow Soap 7114 Od
Yellow Russia 594 id I Mottled *—.. -xr-ota 0.1
White ditto .. —.04 I Curd •.. .
Soap ditto ... —s Od Graves Od
?Jetting Stuff ...... —1 04 Good Dregs .. • ... As OJ

COURSE OF 'MC
Amsterdam —l2 Si C.F.
Ditto at sight ...12 3
itotterdant...2 U 12 511
Antwerp ...it Si
Hamburg! 91U 13 13
Alton& ... U 13 15i
Paris, 3day's sight 2S 711
Ditto ...S U 25 20
Madrid
Cadiz ...36i
Barcelona —36
Bilboa ..35

4ANGR, Jute 33.
Seville 34

Gibraltar 476
Leghorn ... 47i
Genoa SS 7$
Venice 476
Mika 4Ni
Naples
Palermo I lid efs
Li.bon 455.
Rio Janeiro .. ri
Dublin ... 16
Cork

COAL klAttlifirr. Jus.v 31.
Skip at Market. Ships Sold. Primo.
si Newcastle 13i !S. 04 to Mk od
lif &twinkled 15e • 57. (NI to 311 0.1

./11.kir.VIATIElt at lI.ONDON BIUDGIC TO MONHOW
Mani* 23 mantite..rtss 3
Anemia 41 soma.. ow 3

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