Star.
London, England, 1819-07-30 00:00:00

YORK CASTLE, JULY 26.

The usual preliminary business of the Sessions
having been gone through, the Honourable Sir JOHN
BAYLEY addressed the Grand Jury at considerable
length. After adverting to the cases in the Calen-
dar, his Lordship continued :--" I should have for-.
borne making any additional observations, but some
events that have recently occurred in different parts
of the County make it a duty incumbent on me to
call your attention to them. Gentlemen, it is our
duty, as far as we can, to prevent crime ; and where
any course of conduct has been adopted by indivi-
duals which has a tendency to produce crimes, if by
our exertions they arc prevented, we are doing good.
Gentlemen, in the view I take of those acts, I feel no
ground for alarm. But I think that attention and
vigilance are desirable and necessary, and that should
be of two descriptions ; vigilance in the preventing of
disturbance, and vigilance in endeavouring to alleviate
any dis)resses with which the poor may be visited ; a
vigilance that you are well capable of exercising.—.
From residing in different parts of the county, you
have better opportunities of judging of the best mode
of alleviation than I have; but one mode at least is,
attention to the persons on whom the pressure exists,
and by temperate reasoning and every other means
endeavouring to satisfy their minds and to guard
them against all attempts to produce discontent.—
The poor man's greatest enemy is he who endeavours
to make him discontented with his situation."—His
Lordship then observed, " that by soothing the lower
classes, and endeavouring to call forth all their phi-
losophy, the greatest benefits would be rendered.—
Gentlemen; I am• referring to the distresses. which
I understand to exist in some of the manufacturing
districts. I am happy to observe that their appears a

disposition on the part of the manufacturing poor to
bear with patience• the burdens which are imposed
upon them." His Lordship_ observed, " that when
he looked on the state of the country, the cause of
this pressure might be easily e;plainecl, and he hoped
that•the pressure would be onit.temporery." After
entering at some length into 'these caiis6; his Laid-

ship concluded w:th "
feel as he did most conscienti-uOy feel. th
country is still in a flouri,hirg state, that tip,7l
foundation for alarm, and no ju,t ground
plaint."

ROCHDALE MEETING.

A gentleman who was at Rochdale nn M..
on his way to town, and w 17,, was an e,e w:;,.
all that took place on .lie occasion of the It
Meeting held there on that day, has C.:li:CI Li
to represent the extreme inaccuracy of .a to.
the proceedings which has api.eared in a
Evening Parr (not the STAR), and tt.:e.
copied into most of the Daily Parrs. H: .
us, that instead cf rive thousin.l women ...7!.1.
men, there were not nearly half the num.s:er
ing with our report ir: the STAR of ye-Lc7:.t.
there were banners, but nr,r.t.. bearing snd. 1
-tions as " destruction to all :eg timarar tiove-.
" the memory of Pcine, Brant 1 reth," ,:„:, il:'
was no riot—no breaking of all tl:e wi;ai,r
I tearing down of flags; in short, that ese -..,?-1.
Icount, from beginning to cad, is a tiszue of:
tion and falsehood.

THE A MY.

A troop of the 9th Lancers, ..-.drich were re,
last Saturday on Iloun,low Ilc.rh. mare!!;
Cambridge yesterday, on their rou:e for Lv:.i
The following are the Officers who are
moved from the Irish Star on the 2-I.th of

Major-General WHITE, from Dublin: 111ajor-(
KEMMIS, from Tiillamore; Major-Ger,erA D,
from Clonmell ; Lieutenant-Coloi.el I{Amsair„
tant Adjutant-General, from Dublin : Lient,
Colonel, MURRAY, A ssktant Adjutant. a!
Major Hess-La.:, from Athlone.
The new military arrangements make no a':re
on the Staff of the Cork District : Maior•C
GORDON is to retain his present Command.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The East India CiAr.pany's CO!? zrrived r:5

the 27th it.t.tara. The REGL:77, in company with the
HuNur, left Chin? the 10th of March, and St. !Mk na
of May: they parted rornpar.y in the night ef the 21c
The :llorrArr arrived at Canton the :oth I",:btulr
DertnA and MorrArr were erpccted to !cave Chlna
of March. The iirornr spoke tiv? ATLAS, otrtvrard-t•
well, off the Cape. The WILLIAM Prrr, 20311 V:,
IrOZ.DSIIIRE, were zt ;t. llelena on the 10th of Nh..

FALN:O;;TH, JULY 27.—Wind N.—Arrived oc ch.
Princess Charlotte, REYNOLDSO::, from Ceylon, sai:ed tr
bth of February, Cape of Goat Hope 19th April, au.
lena 11th May. On the 30th May. in Lit. 3. 55. N. I,
W. spoke the Mary, Leese, from Cork fur New Sow
all well, out 7.5 days. 13,th July, in lat. 44. 46. 10:7
spoke the Hope, Vaaairn:, from Liverpool fur Barb..c.oe
day parted company with the Regent and Cattle Ilea-1
Indiamen, from China. Also arrived off here the
CSIAYMAN, from Bahia from Hambursh, ot•t t 7 days•
Bth July haat. 39. 39. long. 37. 25. spoke the T. afalgar
from Leith for New York. Arrived the Amtion,
from Prince Edward's Island, in i days. On the .sth
lat. 46.28. long. 52. 25, spoke the ElizabLth, of and
verpool for America, out 31 days.
PLYIIOL7g, JULY 28.—Pased up Channel the Govern,
kett, JUSTUS, from Tobago for London. Arrived the
rer, Tui.tv, from the editerranean ; and Enigheden.
sow, from Dram. Sailed the Tula, Wrote, for St. Ands:
Fame, ROVINSON, far QucLec.
POILTSMOUTIS, JULY 29.—Wind r.N.E.—Passed by tI
Lawson, from Africa—sailed 9th June. Arrived the
Dash, EMAIL. from Bourdeaus. Sailed the Borodino
don transports, for Cork.
Mae, Jut. 2 29.—Wind N.E.—Came down f•sm
and sailed the Manly, MaARNS, for Berbice; Lord W.
HAaarsox, for Quebec ; John Crawford, FLRZUSO;t,
raltar ; and Lively Ann, GLUON, for St. Domingo.
Astertoriv, JULY 24.—Yesterday afternoon, the I
Hooa, from Greenland, with three fish, put into this
thick fog, having received damage.
Custon-Houss, JULY 29.—Entered Inwards: The
Blanch, front Wolgast ; Dolphin, Prehr, from S'raln:ed
ground, Zumenack, from Rotterdam; Lands:runt,
from Pillau ; Hope, Leitch, from St. Petersburgh; the
Reed, from Memel ; Susanna, Mearns, and the Triton,
from St. Petersburgh ; Reliance, Nicholson, from Gotten.
Royal George, Steel, from hott.•rdam ; Reward, Lo,
Hamburgh ; Scotia, Mearns, and James, Hann, trt
Two Sisters, Hays, from Memel ; Malta, Became, ft
Petersburgh ; and the New Union, Rice, from 13,n
Entered Outwards: The Flora, Cook, for Calais; the.
Pain, for Hamburgh ; Betsy, Sn.i.h, for Cadir;
fur St. llionias ; Three Sisters, Marrhant, for Rotterdat
Waterloo, Page, for Calais ; Queen Charlotte, Blake, '
terdani ; Aurora, Harvey, for Wl•aterford ; Mentor, 0,
Madeira ; Fl“ra, Rooms, tor Calais ; and the Cuity,
fur Dublin.

Mr. WALTER SCOTT'S indisposition arises
complaint in the liver. Some time ago
plated a voyage to Italy and the Creek islaa(
project he was obliged to relinquish in co:r
of an apprehension that his strength migl:
found equal to the toil consequent on such a
Saturday, Soup Kitchens were open;
North and South quarters of Glasgow, fur
mediate relief of the labouring classes. A I
any respectable person, entitles the bearzr
one good meal a-day.
WILTSHIRE COUNTY ELECTION.—St2te cf
TENTH DAY-Mr. Berm 80—Mr. Arley Itx)-31
Mr. Astley '2o.—Total, at the close of the Tenth
&nett I'l -3.s—Mr. Arley 196.5—Majority for \:r. 13e1
The polling continues to be condu:ted
greatest quiet and regularity. Mr. ASTLEY'
the multitude yesterday, and expressed In!
nation to keep the poll open till the late
which will be three o'clock next Wednesday :
ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.—Last night w. 15
to a full and-fashionable House, tt.:c revive.
of The Hypocrite. Mr. DowroY's Dr. Ca,
master-piece of acting ; WILKINSON, 7.5 .1
is truly laughable; and Miss KELLY, as
was all that could be wishe3. The Corned;
out was received with unqualified marks of
tion. Among the numerous Liistinguislii
who have lately honoured this Theatre, We
served the following :
Countess of Glengall, Earl and Countess of Wars.%
Berwick, Rodney, Lubbock, Sinclair, I larrti
Lords Carrington, Aberdeen, llarroveby, and
Sir Charles Come, Sir J. Harrington, llcu. ?Ire.
Colonel Wyndham, Misses Wrottesley, Mrs. St. 1
Hanbory Tracy, Colonel Stapleton, General Marl
Gordan, Mr. Cakraft, M.P. Cartnin
Hai idA7, C'
Danish Dlinifacr,