Star.
London, England, 1829-01-10 00:00:00

TOWN-HAIL.

Mary Ass Witham was charged with stealing a roll of Miami, a
gold pm. and a quantity of money, the property of her mistress.—
Miss Robinson the daughter of the Forcemeat', stated that the
prisoner had been us their service for some years. Yesterday even-
ing going into the ware room, the saw the prisoner there, and pre-
sently after the tiil closed, and challenged the prisocer with having
opened It, which she denied, but on being searched, the key of it
was found concealed in ter bosom, and a quantity of half-pence inc
her hand; her trunks were searched in consequence, and the pro-
petty mentioned. together with several other trilling articlesfound,
all of which were identified a. stolen.

Kinsey, the officer, stated, that the plisener's wardrobe was most
extensive, there being no less than abuut 16 gowns in the trunks.
The prisoner was excessively agitated during the elimination,
and confessed to the ri►and and gold pin, but denied rubbing the
till.—Sbe was fully committed.
UNION-HALL.

the Cup.

Yesterday a man and bis wife, nantedliontingdun,vrere charged—
first, with stealing the dead body of a sailor. named John Simpson,
and neat, with stealing the clothes of the deceased. On Monday
last the deceased, who bad loot an atm in the service of bis coun-
try, was seen Cu drop down dead in Newington patisb, and bis body
was conveyed to the Workhoust, until an inquest was held upon it.
In the meantime the male pii,ouer applied to the Parish Authori-
ties at the Workhouse, claiming the body, and stating that the de-.
ceased was bis brother-in-law. He gave so plausible an account
that the body was given up to him on Thursday night. It semis
that it was immediately conveyed to one of the Borough Hospitals,
and sold for the sum of eleven guineas. He and his wife having
quarrelled the same evening with one of their lodgers, a charge of
body snatching was brought forward, which led to the apprehen-
sion of the prisoners—The male prisoner is believed to have been
some time engaged in the trafik.—The prisoners were remanded.

The Bavarian army, so far from undergoing a re-
due ion; is about to receive an augmenratitar of 11,000
men.

The Grand Jury yesterday presented a report to the
Chairman of the Westmin,ter Sessions, complaining of
inadequate accommodation having been afforded to
them. The complaints weee—rthat there was not a
sufficient aember of chairs in their room, no carpet on
the floor, nor pegs to hang their hats, coats. and cloaks
on. The Chairman promised that the matter should
be taken into consideration.
In the Dresden Museum are two staffed dor, whiff.
lived at Dresden, and were very well known—the one
as tte hound which belonged to AUGUSTUS H. and
which measures three feet in height, and five feet from
the snout to lie root of the nil ; the other a chicken
hound, u the Germans call it,which lived for two years,
wars in every way perfect, and must have been exceed.
ingly pretty, being only five inches long, undone inch
and a half from the grrund.
A very extensive robbery has jest been committed in
the 'Church uf St. Louis, at Cork. The thieves carried
off the host sod every valuable ornament in the place.
Tuesday morning a female servant, in the employ of
KM Smith; of the Peckbam.road, hearing a knock at
she doer, between six and seven o'clock, went to open
it. when an elderly man presented himself and de-
manded her money. She hesitated. He then drew
from his hareem a pistol, which he presented at her
head, 'eying, 4. 1 a ant your. money." The girl game
how a soiresvign. " That is not enough,* observed he.
She then gave ties a few shillings more, with which
ire sent away. The girl fainted away, and was found
by bar fellow servant lying on the floor.
Thelollowing droll announcement is from an Ame.
titan Paper :—" Married, in Philadelphia, on the 9th of the 1951
month last, Jacob Lukens, tged 50 years, to Rachel R. Mfg, ar
both olblontgontery tunny.—N.l3. My wife is not my liter
*ter is she her mocha's sent, neither her pandusetbeenelwor 17
her Nadu, it niece in a foisnerwih of miee,.which dratists'
.1 wish thee to publish in 'thy nest parr, and greatly off
'friend, Jacob Lukens."--korrisestra Hcv,Jd.

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SPOR'T'ING INTELLIGENCE.

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_HUNTING.
Tbe Fuelteridge nertands on Monday, at WadennM; Wednie„
day, at Steno/stead, Rawl; aid Saturday, at Cumbetow.
The' Granada') Houndseen .11teulay, at Caton; and Friday, ea
Potion Wood.
The Royston Harriers on. Tuesday, at Paper slips. Sbecrethe
and Thursday. at tbe Reed Mill.
Ti.' Worcestershire Ara Hounds on Tuesday, at Bishop's Wood I
mad Friday, at Liredon.hid.
Mr. Boycott's Hounds. on Monday, at Cbillington; Tueaday,
at Woodcete.Green ; and Saturday. at Island
Mr. Dansey's Hounds un Tuesday, at Hope Turnpike; and
Thursday. at %add& Village.
The Wstwickshire Fox Hound.' on Monday, at Snitterfield.
The licighton Harriers on Monday. at Patcham ; Wednesdays
at the Race ('nurse; and Friday, at the Dyke.
Mr. Letter's Harriers en Monday, at Parkstone; Wednesday,
at Cork Hills; and Saturday, at the back of Alderney. Cott
- The Somerset Subscription Fox Hounds, on Tuesday, aaZ.,
borough House; and Friday, at Week Park. Stoguracy. •
The Anglesey Hounds oft Monday, at Alactiaddwyn; Wedelia.
day. at liodrdern ; and Friday. at LlanOrdr. •
l'he Blackntore Vale Hounds. on Monday, at Pointingdoe
Ridge ; and Friday. at liultun.streer.
The Culinary Harriers au Wednesday, at Silton;
at the Donau House.
Sir Richard Sutton's Hounds on Monday. at Skellingthorpe
Wednesday, at Newsham LotlAr; Friday, at Thciaock Grove; and
Saturday. at Swallow Cross Reads.
BVERI.EY COURSING MEETING.-Fistst• Dar.
Foss TIM (UP.
%'r. Canards. Blucher beat Mr. Butcher% Bella.
Mr. Brown's Brisk beat Mr. Stratton's Fly.
Mr. Chandler's Cbacce beat Mr. Taylor's Tester.
Mr. White's Blossom best Mr. Miller's Mists.
Mr. Simpkin's Satin beat Mr. Clift's Cerberus.
Mr. Hitchcock's Heedless beat Mr. &tong% Bertram.
Mr. Edmood's Faneralal beat Mr. Moores Mouse.' • •
Mr. Coirhe's Fly beat Air. Fnmpley's Trip. •
Scamp Cum.—Cur.
Mr. Hitchcock's heedless beat Mr. Chandler's Chance.
Mr. White's 11;o4som beat Mr. prawn's Bri.k.
Mr. Sinipkin's Satin bzat Mr. E.lntrind's Emerald.
Mr. Courtis's Blucher brat Mr. rook's Fly.
Sweats Day.
Tartan Caws& —Tun Cu..
Mr. Hitchcock's Heedless brat Mr. Stinpkin's Satin.
Mr. White's ;Suisun) beat Mr. Courtis's Blucher.

DECWINCI 4 .11171112.
r. Mite's Blossom brat Mr.•Hitcbeock's needless. =IMO

EVZILICV STAIR,.

Mr. Courtis's Fly best Mr. litliciser's Vella.
Mr. Chit% Cerborus beat dlr. forme. Beitrarn.
Soups* CLASS. ihectosNo Counts.
Mr. Currties Fly heat Mr. Clift's Cerberuts end wag the &the%
On account of the severe trust, ;be Coursing email not commence
till a late 'sour the secoad slay, consequently the Collingitourne
Stakes were nut run fut. The hares were not numerous. but *hit
went bawd ran tenzartrably strong, and the Coursing was est:client.

The Trantity of snap made in Liverpool, London,'
and titassow, in the course of the last year, is forty-
tour milk ns of pounds, of which twenty-three millions
mete been made in Liverpool, eighteen millioncin Lon-
don, arid three millions in Ola.gow.
The birth of a son And heir to the noble house of
Tienthum has given rise to more heartfelt and enthu-
siisiie.sptessions if joy than has enlivened the country
for some time; with Blohinneld it may be Said—•
" Qukk spread the ni we, three:lt' hamlet, held, and fate%
The 'abeam. wiped ititt brew and stayed his arm ;'
'Twas news to him of mere importance far
Thus change of empirw or the veil, of war."
Saiexien laurel.
•
The comparison may sound somewhat ludicrous;
but a poet like Burns or Hogg is the intellectUal bag-
pipe of the land. Many .f his notes are harsh—some
of them, perhaps, dull as the drone i.self ; bet let the
day and the hour come, and they will rush upon the
heat with•a power no tongue may tell. Youth—fa-
r-land—f iends—early love—sufferings that have
strengthened—hopes that have ch ered—kindnesses
that could* be re, aid only with • the silent and gushing
tests If gratitude—unite io the momentary vision, and
there is na an aspirat'on that seems too lofty for the
mind to soar to, not a deed that seems too daring for
the hand to do. Long may the Ettrick Shepherd woe-
ship the Mu eas he has already worshipped her ! gds
is one whom every Scotsman, worthy of the name, mutt
love. She is not fashionable, pedlar, that is t I say.
she does not wear'a pink ac ref. a faded white satnilsors-
net, and a tawdry plume el feathers; but she is one of
se him he who walked behind his plough "in glory and
in joy" has said.
" A haithrain'd sentimental trace
Was mostly marked in her face;
A wildly witty rustic grace
Shone full upon her;
Her eye, even turned on empty epsee,
Beamed kern with honest.*
Edinburgh I.iterary Journal.

DIED.
At Bellse, Bay of Honduras, oo the Mb Sept. lan of rernittek
fever and asthma, in Ids 21st year, James, eldest soo of J. F. Grant,
of Newcastle.'

At West Loch, near Coldinshant on the 22d ult. Robert Blair,
Esq. Prof/owe of Anrooonly, aged 77.

bIEWGATE Aso LRADRNHALL
.. ...Ss 841 to 3.104 I
Veal 34 841 tO 44
Mutton .. 04 to 4s fid Pork 4. Si to St 44

PRICES o► HAY afro STRAW YESTERDAY.
sr. JANISS. W 111111131611110
Hay 3110 s old to 41 4. Od Hay tills to 41 So NI
Clover 31 Ss dl to 51 Os Od Clover 31 10a ti W NO4
Straw 1112. 04 to 11 16s Od &raw 11 10a to "11 lb OA

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides
Common Ditto
Crop Hides, 55 to 401bs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 501E4 ..........
Calf Skins, Se to 401bs .. ......
Ditto 50 to 70Ibe
Ditto 70 to 80lbs - ... ...
Small Seals, Greenland) .....
Tanned Horse Hides ... ... .. 16d to 20d
Spanish Horse Hides

PRICE or TALLOW, SOAP kc.
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Toirrn Talk* 4is Od Yellow Soap ••• 714 04
Yellow 'Russia ... Sits Odl Mottled .. . 04s Oil
White ditto --a 0.1 I Curd .. • . ••• •t•
Soap ditto —1 Od Graves ... OS
Melting Stuff ...... 56s Od Good Dregs •• ••• 04
Tallow Imported from St.,Petersburgh. 7355 Casks.

COURSE. OF E)
Amsterdam —l2 1 C.F.
Ditto at sight ...11 19
Rotterdam... 2 U 12
Antwerp ...
Hamburgh 1.1 15 Ili
Alton' ... Uis 111
Paris,3da7'ssight 25 55
Ditto .. U 25 SO
Mathis 574
Cadis ••• 37e
Barcelona ... ~36i
Bilboa ..37i

'CHANGE, Jai. 11. •
Sevilla .. «. rag
Gibraltar... • .. MI
Leghorn ... .« 4R
Genoa ... ... to lie
Venice ~ 474
Malta ..... .. .-.
Naples ..... ... 191
Palermo .. ... Mid pet es
Lisbon .« . h 45$
Rio Jaaeirp .. -
Dublin ... ... 1$
Cork ... ... lb

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Foreign Gold in Ban Ai 17 14
Silver, in Bars, standard . 0 4 Ot

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