Star.
London, England, 1821-07-03 00:00:00

LIBERAL LANDLORDS.

Earl FITZWILLIAM, with his usual liberality, tal
given dii ections for a return of fifteen per cent. tol
made to the tenants upon his Mahon estates, out of
the rents due last Lady Day. Let others imitrelis
noble example, and all the Landed Interest imeoe,
diately exert themselves to remove the cause of that
depression in agricultural affairs, which now requ;rei
their commiseration.

The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, at tkr
Midsummer audit, which commenced on Saturday
last, in consideration of the depreciated state of ay
agricultural produce, made a reduction of fifteen ptT
cent. on their several leases—a liberality deserting
the attention of the lay impropriator._

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The Rev. G. SIIERREK, Vicar of We,twell, is
Kest, at the last tythe audit, voluntarily destrnvei
an agreement for a commutation of tythes, madibr
his parishioners in times of agricultural properitr,
and seconded this generous action by immedirely
reducing his tythes twenty per cent. to the Latisfia
tion of his grateful parishioners.

On the 20th ult. died at Glasgow, Rost:l:T Car mos to+ bankfft
of Dram Mr: C. having no !Ica r re!.itiors, has lett his fserole,
with the exception of some legacies of no great atnetrt, to twi
distant relatives, Mr. BCCHANXAV, of Drumpelier, and Mr.
JAMES MOORE, surgeon, in London, brother of ti elate Sir Joan
Moony.. Mr. Moonc gets the Galloway and A) rsiire lsatq
reckoned to be worth One limadnd aNd Thuuktud parse,
Mr. Jlectiaticatc, who is residuaty kgatee, is ruppoied u, Lis
gut a much larger pram, having the Lanarkshire lioates awl
the. personals.
The Will of the late Mrs. Ptozzt was registemlia
Doctors Commons on the 22d ult. Probate Ilavinc,
issued to Sir J. SALU:sEURY Piezzt SALUSBERT,KBL
the acting Executor, power is reerved of mak; a
like grant to Sir JANI rs Fet.Lowes, Ent. the other
Executor, on his application at any future time. There
is nothing contained in it of any i.ublic interest. She
states her freehold property in the counties of Flint,
Denbigh, and Carnarvon, to have been some years
ago settled, at her death, upon the said Sir J. S. P.
SALUSBURY, the nephew of her husband, GABRIEL
hozzt, Esq. who is mentioned by her terms cf
much affection and regret, and she desires to be in.
terred in the vault erected by the latter, i ; Ihmer-
chion- Church, in Flintshire. There arc only four le.
gacies, amounting to about £500; amonts t em is
one of £lOO to her maid, and one of' 4:200 to Sir
JAMES FELLOWES. The personals are sworn under
£1,500. The Will is dated 29th March, Isl 6.

Friday. se'nnight, a boy belonging to the Gees
Pit Colliery, Ayr, having gone into the bucket at the
bottom of the pit too soon, was, by the faliing of a
piece of coal from the top, killed on the spot.
Wednesday, a man in the service of Mr. Macke).
zie, incaut:ously discharged a fowling-Ficce at a pi.
geon, at Church Farm, East Woodhay, near New.
bury, the wadding from which alighting on some
thatch, caught fire, in consequence of wl;kh th:e
barns were totally destroyed, together with a stable,
cow-house, piggeries, a sow and eight pigs,'even)
stacks of hay, an oat-rick, and about two loads ci
thee ;hed wheat.

Friday, William Dawson, a boy about sixteen, stn
to the head groom at the stables of the Light Horse
Volunteers, in Gray's Inn-lane, discharging a loaded
carbine in the field behind the stables, which he had
previously loaded with ball, at a wooden paling that
divides the field from the yard of Mr. Cumr, a
builder, the ball entered the right groin of a poor
man, named Dennis Butler, who was loading a cart
with bricks. He was taken up, and carried to St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, where he died on Saturday
morning. The poor man resided in Red Lien-
court, Saffron-hill, where he has left a pregnant wife
and four helpless children to lament his untimely
fate. The lad was taken into custody, and com-
mitted from Hatton-Garden Office.—Yesterday even-
ing a Coroner's Inquest was held on the body of the
deceased, and a verdict of Manslaughter returned
against the lad.
The Lisbon Paper of the Bth of June (Diario de la
Regetnia) contains a letter, ‘i hich it states to be a
true copy of that which the Prince Royal has written
to a person enjoying his confidence, in which he srls,
" The veil of the Temple of Flattery Is rent !"
gs The great day of the loth of February at length arrived,
when I had the happiness to be mediator between my fate:
and the nation, and to be the regenerator of the country—al
event Which will never be blotted from my memory, and
imposed on me the obligation to contribute directly in protnozing
the felicity of the nation of heroes to which I have tht honour to
belong. I omit relating the events that followed till the Mk
of March, because they redounded to my own praise ; and ll=
persuaded that all I did was dictated by my du:y, as a son, a
Prince, and a subject, in which quality 1 ought to assist thanes
at the hazard of my life, in promoting the happiness of an it

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comparable nation.
" I shall remain here till the Constitution is established ; the
I shall have the happiness to go and throw myself in the arms
of my beloved nation, to share in all its adversity and: iroverity,
for I do not wish to laugh when it weeps, and am persuaded
that the Sovereign and the nation make only one body, whitk
suffers throughout when any of the members are affected.
" As a proof of my love to all Portuguese of both hemispherent
I send my son Juan Carlos, and my daughter Maria de to G mu;
and I repeat, that I remain here to wait for the (Austin:noun'
establish it in this part of the united kingdom; and o,o'l
shall go and join my fathei and the other half of the t.atioi,
which I ardently wish all the happiness of which hunisniryK
capable. These are the sentiments which I always entertained'
as you well know, but which I could net clearly shcw tile
veil of the temple was rent!—Rio Janeiro, March 18,1181.„
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Tauzin'. PICTURE LoTrtry.—Tickets 3s.—Tbe saps
merit of the Pictures and Grand Works which are exhibited as
Specimens of the Prizes for TOIIIINS'S PICTURK Lonny, WO
Bend-street, which is to be drawn 24th July, is universally K'
knowledged. The official opinion of the late venerable irati
dent, and the principal Members of the Itoyrl Academy, was 21
the very highest terms of praise.—Sir IhiNsamxv WEST "Irs
" they ate correct and beautiful, and will be honoured red iid•
mired by subsequent ages." Sir THOMAS LsevarNct
no difficulty in saying, that they are beautiful specious's. •••
Sir Wit.usas Ilexcuar says, " there cannot be two °pis oas
their merits ; they are certainly most exquisitely flubbed aid
unique." Mr. WARD says, " there can he but ore opinion ss.
respects their excellence." Mr. Sins " has great pleasure to
adding his testimony to that of the President of the Ravel
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deniy, in whose high comineodilion he entirely concurs. ).T.'
&WRAF. says, " the mode in wisfeit they are consFleted, pail'
irg., is new and ingenious, and the fesuit far exceeds any co'
loured imitations that were ever produced In Europe."
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