Star.
London, England, 1827-02-23 00:00:00

ST. KALEARINE'S DOCK COMPANY.

Yesterday a Special General Meeting of the Pro
prietors and others interested in the intended new
Dccks, at St. Katharine's, was held at the City of
London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, for the purpose of
bearing the Report of the Directors, relative to the
affairs of the Company. The assemblage was numerous
and highly respectable, and,what has been very unusual
in Ci.y. Meetings elate, quite unanimous.
A few minutes after one o'clock, JOHN Tooxa, Esq.
Chairman to the Directors, took the Chair, supported by
several Members of Parliament and leading men or
the City. Mr. Tooke convatulated the Meeting on
its respectability, and the number of Proprietors present,
and the great success of the Cosup.iny's operations.—
['wee-quarters of the ground required to be cccu-
,iied by the intended Docks had been purchased
and excavated, and the other quarter was now in
doe course of becoming the Company's property on
favourable terms. Contracts bad been entered into for ,

tV fetelletion of the Works at soon below the
aide, and the whole would be completed, •
liberally for contingencies, much under the spin
eased, namely, one milli n' and a h,if.
Of 90,0001. had been subscribed by pr-ptietors, ups
the four per cent. interest rate, and there were
10,0001. arrear of subscription %Inch were, in rout"
of liquidation, and. the whole might be considered ,
sore. The Chair man then proceeded to draw coq,
"-
parison of the ca, ability and espense rt tl e St. gs.
tharine's Dock with the London Docks, and
cluded by observing, that there was now
that the undertaking would be highly benefic
Port of London, and yield a good return
ments of the Subscribers.—(Applause).
The Report of the Chairman and Directors
read by Mr. Hall, the Secretary, and in
other particulars mentioned by Mr. Tooke,
the Ducks were in a much more forward
paration than had been anticipated; in
foot they had advanced, the prospect of
cess was more and more manifested. The
world contain at neap tides, from 25 to
and at spring tides, 28 feet one inch; thus
capable of receiving vessels of large tonnage.
a greater depth than the outer dock of the L.Adot.
possessed. The construction of the lock of
would admit of vessels passing in and out
in the night. This was an improvement .
ante, and one not to be found in any other
first meeting of the Company, it was stated 1
would not be capable of receiving shipping
The Directors, however, had great pleasute
that the Eastern Dock would be finished -
the Ist of October, 1828, and the ot!
houses, in October, 1829. The report
describe the extent of the warehouses, quays,
to be built, and the prospect of the great
whole concern. The report was received
Mr. ROZARTS, M.P. iff a few words
of the Report, and the exertions of the Directors,
that the Report be approved of, and a
ted to each proprietor.
Mr. Arrow seconded the Resolution,
vied unanimously.
JOHN MARTIN, Esq. M.P.-in a brief
tulated the assembly on the brilliant prospect,
cess which had been detailed to them, -
vote of thanks to the Chairman, Deputy
Directors, for their able and gratuitous
Mr. BULLER seconded the motion, which
with acclamation.
Mr: Tooter, the Chairman, in a few
thanks, and the Meeting adjourned.
This important undertaking is now kb..
*repletion, and is one of those Companies
' be a decided advantage to the public, •
to the Port of London.

DUBLIN, Fes. 20.
This day, at nine o'clock, a strong
were marched, under the command
Macartney, to the Court-house, when ,
arrived some time before. They were
by the Sherif at the several avenues, -
the galleries, and every standing place,
pied by Gentlemen.
Mr. Steil, accompanied by his
Holmes; Perrin, and Woulfe, then entered
E Mr. Shell took his place at the front
Mr. Wonlfe at his side, and Messrs.
iately before him.
Mr. Houses applied to the Court
tEey had not received a copy of the
that mmning, and he and. Mr. Perrin
read it over. •
Mr. Saul--We did not receive it,
half. past nine this morning.
. Judge Jams—Yon must get time.
• Crown Counsel, next appeared.
Mr. Hoi.Jaza stated tothe Court that
tended to traverse in pros.
Judge Jess asked If any Counsel for
were present ?
. The Smuctroa GRIIRRAL shortly after
Court; and, after apologising to the Cot
rupting the proceedings, and for opposing
lion of Mr. Shell, he stated his reluctance
present opposition, but the right claimed Is
edits a former instance by Baron Pennefather,
to the Court whether it could be demanded
Mr. O'Connzr.r. referred the Court :
Mr. Eneas M.Donnell, where it had been
al.o in several cases quoted.
Judge Jzaa said he found some difficulty
of an Act of Parliament, and after ' -
Learned Judge, to *delis the light.
Mr. O'Connat.z. cited several cases
admitted, and in cases of a more serious
misdemeanour. The case of Mr. Courtney
Mr. E. M.Donnell, and of the seven •
been decided on the principle.
Judge JR2B wondered how Gentlemen
their own experience of isolated cases;-
with an express Act of Parliament.
Tie Souctron GRWRIAL remarked,
motioned Commission, but in other
towns there was a termination assigned t
fore not exactly parallel.
The Court consulted a short time.
thought the matter should be allowed ,
right to take the opinion of the twelve
question as soon as possible, and the traver
plead, and traverse until the next Commission.
The Soucrroa Gemmel. observed, t'
may be removed by certiorari into the
Bench, and in the meantime the question
gued in the proper quarter, and time
party to prepare his defence.
Tne Court and the Counsel for Mr.
agree to this proposition of the Solicitor
Tae Souctroa Gemmel. said he
now, as he would have again to plead
King's Bench, and let him in the meantime
on has former recognizance'.
•Mr. Sawn, then departed with his Counsel.
Yesterday, during the time of the
brated Mrs. Fry, accompanied by three
Ladies, and two Gentlemen, made her
Bench, after having visited Newgate.
ced by Mr. Bourne, the gaoler, and .
next to Judge Johnson, who received .
teously. His Lordship appeared to enter
cation with Mrs. Fry, and also with one
Gentlemen, who was in her company. '
about a quarter of an hour or twenty
Jrew. She appeared all elderly Lady
rail Quaker costume, with a benevolent
and rather above the middle size.

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them were only s
n were, in course
be considered es •
d to draw a coq. - .1
se .1 ° e Sr,
cosks, and os. nt
as now no doeti 9.
r beneficial to the Sid
,urn to the invest. Art
t). we
)irectors vres thee lb;
nd in ti,dition ig
Tooke, stated that Id
ward state of pion illi
I; indeed, eraty dr
:t of decided eon. esl
The outer Dock • teP4
I to 96 net ',alai ,N 1
; thus rendering k
piinage. This was 111
the Londor, Dodo • * '
kof the dodo II
Put at anytime,evea
nz of import. .t..., C
nher Dock. Attie 61
tated that the dock .- N
ipping until 189). :'-ili
pleasure in stating, 'f.;.111
.hed and reedy, oo • a 9
other with ware. la
rt then went on to .41
s, quays, &c, doom lie
rest success of the •
red with applause,
ds commendatory ti
e Directors, moved
d a copy transmit. A
s
on, which was car. $
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em, and moved a L
,uty Chaiiman, and '
as services. 0 ,
which was passed .1 1
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awe in a fair way of i
opines which wilt
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nag party of police C
nd of Peace officer - I
re Mr. Sheriff Bonn
wete then stationed*
is, and immediate(
lace, became occa.
s Counsel, M . . .
entered the Coon. • •
tt of the bar, en i
Holmes and • - -' • -
rt and stated, that I
he indictment caul
in required time tt •
it, my Lords, until a
a a
that Mr. Sheil is I
a
for the prosecution c
r after addressed the t
he Court for inter-
iposing the applica- 1
tance an making the 4
med bad been trios- I
nnefather. He put ii I
on-oderd as a right ? •
art to the case of 1
d been argued, and
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lifficnlty, in the fact • )
tr the decision of a
es where it had been i
erious nature than i
purtney at Ennis, of
'n Bishops, had all 1
ttlemen would put '
ases in competition
ked, that this was a
er Commissions to
ed them, and there-
anitela"bjeutdthigtenewsoolaunlidd it
thebe .1.,14
r travel set must not .'er
°mansion. 1
. -
td, that the questa<,
the Court of King"
Restioecoolgdirbeen
the
e be thus
:r. Sheil appeareekto
:icor General.
he need not plead
cad in the Court of
parttime stand out
s Counsel. •
he Court, the ale- 11.
three other-Quaker ..
er appearance on the
e. She was introdo..
,d she seated herself
ved her most coup )f.
o enter into convoy•
h one of the Quaker
ty. After remaining
ty minutes she with. .
lady, dressed in the,
Taint counteAapce,

LONDON.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1527.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

qye Consul market, which left off yesterday with every prospect
of a farther rise this morning, has taken a different taro, In coose-
yseoce of an extensive failure being declared in the Consul anarket
this morning. Consols, which left off yesterday at "At for the
Account, opened this morning at 621 j ; but soon after the failure
was known, they went down to 82j, at which price they are now
burn far the Account.
Private letters received this morning from Paris, and in which
odor( can be placed, state, that Russia and Fromm are greatly
eissatisded with the conduct of the Court of Madrid in regard to
the affairs of Portugal ; and oo Tuesday last, the Russian Amber,
odor at Paris sent an Express to Madrid, to the Russian Anthems
,dor there, for him immediately to juin with Mr. Laws, in his re-
oosstraeces in regard to PortugaL

le t►e Foreign market little is doing, and South American So.
smiths remain steady at present.
Current prices; Old Spanish 13 j, Mexican 661 I, Colom-
bia ggi Chilian 36 37, Peruvian 33 3S, Portuguese 77.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
comb, which were done in the earlier put of the morning at 321
for the Account, have since been done at 82/ to ; after which the
Market Ms menowbat recovered, and at present they be quaked at
lei j for the Amount, and 921 buyers for ApriL—A report which
me current on 'Orange, that two more Regiments of Cavalry, the
one of them the Scotch Greys, were going to be sent to Portugal,
W had some effect on the Market, as well as the failure, whom
Amount is said to be from two to three hundred thousand pounds;
bet report says he will be able to pay 10s. in the pound. This
Geodeman's fallore must be regretted, as he is a worthy charactei.
A report prevails, that the Marquis Mama is to have a meeting
today, concerning the raising of a new Spanish Loan.
• PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock OM 207 India Stock 245
per Cent. Red. 1131 Bonds 59 53
S per Cent. Cam 1121 1 1 South Sea Stock 201
Si per Cent. 4.4 Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Red. 1194 39 £lOOO Exchequer Mb 33 14
4rs Cent. New 971 4 i £5OO Ditto 33 34
4 pet Cent. 112111, 991 I £lOO and £2OO Ditto 33 34
Long Moulds% 191 0-16 11.16 Coach for Acct. 82/ 11 1
FOKllltini FUNDS, TWO tECI.DCA.
Ceiroitibe Bowls, 6 p Ct. 36 I Mel. tionsb, S per Ct.
Ditto 11d5,11114, Do. Mo, t 1125,6 p Ct. 694 611
Do. Acct 381 Do. Ace. 681 611
Danish floods, S p Ct. 61 j Portoguese Bds. 5 p C. 77
Ditto Acct. 61j Russ. lids, 10112,5pC.90j
Greek Wade, 5 p Ct. Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 131
Do. Bands, 1825, 5 p C. 164 j Ditto Aect.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SRAM ram.
Anglo Mexican 100 60 4S
Bruillan 100 20 301
Plow Peruvian 100 20 5j
Potosi In Pas at Perim. Assn. 50 S £1 13s
Vaned Mexican 40 30 19
Cam& Company 100 10 91
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 25 201