Star.
London, England, 1828-03-14 00:00:00

Tu MARQUIS or ANGLE,

"..he melancholy condition of Ireland is suffic'et.tly ei•
pressed by the proportion of commitments to the po-
pulation, which, train the last Returns, bears the
ratio of Ito 468. An the disorder of this unhappy
*count, %, it seems, Is cont4giosis,having seriously affected
tascasi rte, a.id the manuf.cturing districts of Scot-
land. The LORD ADVOCATE distinctly attributes the
increase of criminals cm tLe Lanarkshire Circuit (is-
eluding Glasgow and Paisley) to the ir.flux of lash'
labourers. The number tried at Glasgow in 1813 was
30, in 182, 185, ar d in 1827, 211 ; and Lord Sras-
LIT com;,s.inest late y of the same state of things in
Ltticashtte Isom a similar cause. The extent of the
evil is indisputable; the question is, what is to be
done? The matter requites more than a hasty con-,
sideration, and we recommend the perusal of the
Repots of the Committee on Crime, and of the Erni.
gratit.n Committee. before any one ventures to form
an opin.on. The result, we believe, will be, that
poverty and ignorance are the sources of crime, and if
so, the desideratum is, firstly, to fill the bodies of the
people with food; and, secondly', their minds with
knowledge.

Tut MARQUIS or ANGLESEY'S FIRST LEVEE

DUBLIN, MARCIS 11.

• 'the new Lord l.le•tteuant htl his first Lev. e on
lklond4y. There ?.at been nothing to ctiripate with it
since his MAiasTY's visit. The carriages tiegan to set
down their company in the Cr•tle yard shortly Out
twelve, and did not terminate until tour. His Excel-
lency entered the State apartments precisely at one
o'clock, attended by his S.iiff and the Officers of his

Household. He Has dressed in the Windsorunitorm,

rt..d was app.ttently much fatigued from the length of
the presentations. Among those who attended the
Levee were—
The Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Dublin and Cashel, the
Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, Dr. Torrey; the hiarquisses of
Down.hire and Westmeath; Earls Nliliown, Ratbdown. Mayo,
LlandafT, Longford, Bechar, Howth, CY/CM, and Postai-Hatton ;
VibeflUtt(9 Glandine, Ferrard, and Castlemaine; Bishops of Derry,
Citifies', Waterford, Osaory, and Cloyoe; Lords Clanntortis, Kil-
leen, Cloncurry, Doosany. hilmaine, and John Scott; the Lord
hlayor,the Master of the Rolls, the Provost and Vice Provost of
Trinity College, am &c.

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There were uvwards of 1,000 presented to his Excel-
lency, who all decimed themselves much gratified with
the cordiality of their reception.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Anal VA LS.
Lady Arden and family, in St. Janses's-place, from their seat in
Surrey; Earl Spencer, in St. James's-place, from Portsmouth;
Mrs. Blaaum and Mrs. Molloy. in Queen Ann-street, from Brigh-
ton; the Hon. Miss Hartford. at Jordan's Hotel, bt. Jameesatreet,
from Itlchmond ; Lady Upperton and bliss Clarke, at Gould's
Hotel, Jermvu-street, from Brightuu ; Lord and Lady Byron, at
the St. George Hotel, Alhentarle-street, from Dowager Lady
Byron's, Canterbury; Sir Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart. at ditto, from
his nat. Stanley H.ll, Shrop.hire; George Watson Taylor, Esq.
U.P. at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets,
from his seat, &lemon, Park. Wilts ; J. Cuthbert. Esq. at ditto,
from a tour; Mr. •and Mrs. Saunders, at the Brunswick Hotel,
Jermyn.atrest. from Brighton; J. W. Stewart, Esq. at ditto,
from Sunning Dale; the Earl of Stradbroke, at Marshal Thomp•
sou 's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from Haksworth ; D Denny, Esq.
Mrs. Deane and family, at ditto; Le Chevalier d'Almeida, at
ditto; Captain William Lyon, at ditto, from lkighton ; Captain
DOT, at ditto.