Star.
London, England, 1829-01-14 00:00:00

TIIAMFS POLICP..

A man named Sustasuits eras brunight up on a chariots( receiving
stolen publican's pewit.: pots. brass locks, strainers, and other
articles. ihr pt lancer said he bad purcbdsed the articles, and pro.
dueed a book with the items, describing them, entered M it. Hut
It wa• discovered, upon the admission of our of his witnesses. Out
the articles were emceed id the book since his appml3,lll4oll
was

Our fishermen anticiteate• a favourable season for
salmon after the let of February—the legal mind of
commencement. Our rivers seem literally to be swarm.
ing with fish.—leverness Carrier.
Some Roman Catholics of Nenah have come to, a
resolution to intri.st their Petition to the Lower Ironic
to Daniel O'Connell. Esq. for presentation. This is as
neat a pradical ball ac could well be bred in Mans•ev ;
fir if Mr. O'Connell is not allowed to take his sear,
how can he present the petitiln ?—and if-he is sufferzd
to take his seat, what an absurdity it will then, be to
present a petition to Parliament for leave to do so!
Sunday night, or early on ;lonelay morning, the
dwelling house of Mr. S. Simnel, No. 6, St. Helen's
Place, Bishopegate, was broken ilto, and robbed of
various articles of place. The thieves entered through
the back premise•, and retreated the tame way, leaving
in a passage, a nutnher of housebreaking instruments,
and some trifling articles which they had stolen.
Lest week the family of Mr. Juno, a respectable
:radesehin- in Bell-yard, fleet-street, was visited with
an awful dispensation of Paovtorteca by 'she loss of
four' f I.k youngest children, the eldest not more • ban
nine years t f age, by the measles. with which. they had
only heen ail cted a few days. Thiee of the infants
we e buried last Sunday, another lies dead at the house,
and a fifth Ojais so dangerou ly ill, that us tecovary
is do 'fitful. •
;- A ir.elancholy accident took place on the 17th AIL
at Cori n, in the M01e... Colonel de Lahite, Cs ptaio
12.,.usseiu. and Lieutenant de Salle, 'having gone thither
to inspect the works in progress. were invited by the
Greek Chief Nicetas to lodge at his house. At the mo
ment when 'they were retiring to brds the chimney of
Nicetaa tock flue. The three Frei eh Office's ran MI()
the room to afford 'resistance. but had scarcely e meted
when the chimney and she floor above fell down, and
they were butied in the ruins, after being precipitaol
to the ground floor. -Nicetas and Col. Lahitte escagri
ar..burt, but Cal t sin Rousseau was kiiled, and Lieqt.
de S elle teceived some severe contos;ons.
Sunday morning a female residing in Ckrkenwelle
close having occasion to go out a short distance, kb-
prudently lett a fine little girl, On ut four year! of age,
locked up in har room. in which was a fire; on her re-
turn in a few minutes afterwards she was shocked at
hearing mostpiercitig shrieks proceeding froin her apart.
men; and upon opening the door she discovered her
unioribiata infant enveloped In flames; she swooned
iniinediately.And hid not the cries of the child brought
to her assistance a gentleman who resided next door,
she must have been burned loaleath. The child is still
in a very hopeless state.
Strekport, inconsequence of the refusal of men
to eulimit ro'a tedoc • of ten per cent. from their
wages. ho fiwer than
,fifteen establiihments have been
closed, and 'nearly two thousand persons thrown out
of employment. At 'Hyde, where the wages are al-
ready lower by 5
.tO-711 per cent. than at Stockport,
the manufsctosers are making a similar reduction.
The came, f the depression is the unexampled production
of goods, and reducing the wages will rather add to.
than diminish this over. production ; for the we rking
people-who are already earning only a bare subsistence,
must make up, by working over hours. for the deduc-
tion from the price of their labour. Had the spinners
agreed to ern' k two days less in the week, and the res.
onfacturers to give out friar cuts instead of sit, they
'would have nict.the.evil much mme effectually, by-lese
ening the stocks in the 'market.—Manchester Thom

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