Star.
London, England, 1827-01-31 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.

The Commissioners have appointed the following
days upon which to hold Sittings in the month of Feb.:
Thursday, lot ; Friday, ad ; Monday, Sth I Tuesday. tab ;Weil•l
aesday, 7th; Tharoday, ado ; Friday, std; Meader. lath; Ti...
day, tats; Wedaesdarr,•l4di ; Thursday, 13th; Monday, 15th;
Tuesday, ; Wasserlay, Slot; Monday, 224; Mosey,
Sikh; y,l7th ; Widoesday,

Sir Joini Cops, Bart. at his last riot day, remitted
Ms tenants ten per mecca their respective paymeats from Michael.
teas 111125 to Michaelmas len.

TNE OLDHAM COTTON SPINNERSWE are glad to
learn that the differences which have so long existed
between the cotton spinners at Oldham and their work.
men, have at length been accommodated, by the return
of the men to their employment, at the prices which
they before refused to accept. .This took place on Fri-
day last, when most of the men signified a wish to re•
turn to work, and. with the exception of a few, who were
known to have been active instigasprs of the late riots,
they wete accepted by their masters. On the day before
the event took place, however, there were some further
disturbances of rather a serious character, in which the
civil and military authorities appear to have displayed
great deci,ion and promptitude the display of which
had considerable effect in leading to the accommodation
which has ensued.—Manchester Mercury.
EXECUTION AT KiLsiwinnwit.—On Saturday iris
Gamble and Martin Rainey, for burglary in the house
,f Mr. Nesbit, at Lucan, and Thomas Denham' con-
victed. of 'a robbery in the farm-house of the Right
Hon. Mr. Siturin. underwent the awful sentence of the
tat*, in front of the County Gaol, at Kilmainham.—
iDublin frermat's Journal.

THE KING, icv.

BRIGHTON,havaar )O.

Testerhly being the Anniversary of Ids Plaiiihr's Aessoske to
the Throw. a royal salute was discharged frem the 41-poundersen
the hstteri, at one, r ar. and the Britisli hag has barn lying is
varies. ether pasts of the town. A very Wit body orate inhehis-
sate ere dining together at the Old sbip Tavern, whose ardent
feelings of ,loydty were set. even by circumstances to be restrained,
In orlaration of the occasion.

Mr. Secretary C.Astutoo returned to his fnnily her, on
Owing to a severe cold which be took, in attending tie (astral of
the late beloved and illustrious Costauttesa.nr.Oirser' be has het%
osiallned to his residence ever since. He is attended by Sir Marrnow
Tannest, dad Is considerably better.
The Imperial Ambassador, Prime Rave returned to eke
Royal Tort Hotel, at balf.past two o'clock this aftemom, whose.,
instantly after, he crossed the Stern, to lease his name alike Pa-
lace; and, at lye o'clock, his Serene Hiskne-s set o 8 on a ebb to
Sir Joni litiatiav, in Marealield Park, there to meet the Duke of
Watamonou, kr. on a shondag excursion ; and, with the intention
of Wog again with us on Thursday.
Lord and Lady Statismot arrived at the Pavilion this afternoon.
Sir Hoop mot Lady Daum, Maar arrived in Regency-square
yesterday, and who left their names at the Palate tills morning.
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- FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
akrct rALs
Lord and Lady Fulkstone and family, In Lower Grosvenor.
street, hem the Earl of Eadnor'a ant Lotistatd Castle, Wilts:
General and Mrs. Ross, at their boas; In Portiattd.place, from
Brighten ; d Barnard, Esc and Soo. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James'.-
, street from their seat in Susie: • Henry Oakes, Rai. at Read%
Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street. from Ms seat In Suffolk ; the Hoe.
Thomas. Coventry, at Thomas', Hotel, Berkeley-square, from e
tour • Wm. Thompson Corbett, Roc Wm. t arisen, pin. Esc and
Andrew Corbett Sal. at Mondial Tbsipsoes Hotel, Caves/liar
square, from Ram Hall*Lincoln ; Sir Lloyd Dukinfield, Ban.
at ditto; Edward Lytton Bulwer, EN. at ditto; Jervoke Clark
Arnim, Eel. at ditto; J. Richardson, Fiq. at ditto; William Sr.
Sig. at ditto; the Hen. Lieut.-Col. Cathcart, at Allan's
Hetet, Lower Brook-street, from Scotland; the Count de Flahault
and the Countess of Keith sod Family, at ditto, from Earl Cowper's
mat, Pansanger; C. Welby, Esc at ditto, from Leicestershire.
DEPARTURE&
The Duke of Norfolk, for kM seat, Forskani, Suffolk; the Duke
of Buccleugh, from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for New-
market; the Marquis and Marchioness of Dowosktre, from Rend'.
Hotel. Lower Grosvenor.street, for their. seat, East Hampstead
Park, Berk.; H. Tinsel% Esq. from ditto, for Lord °motley*. sent
In Surrey ; Major Belford, from Kit khaales Hotel, Lower Brook-
street, for Bedfordshire; William Follies, Esq. from ditto, for
Brighton; Lady Elizonth Alexander, from Thomases Hotel,
Caveradish-sloari, front ditto • J. Dymole, Etc from ditto, for
Oxford; C.,Twiseltoo, Rai. front ditto; Rev. William Crawley,
from ditto; Captain Elton R.N. from itto •' Res. Edw. Kitson,
teem ditto; Edward Ferrand, Esc and Mrs. Ferraris* and Family,
from Mivart's Hotel. Lower Break-street, for St., Ives, Bagley,
Yorkahlre; John Dauncey, lac from ditto, for Norfolk; Capt.
Stuart, of the Tch Psalters, from Albonarloatreet, far Chester.
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DOVER, JANUARY SO.

This morning, at eight o'clock, A.m. his Excellency
Prince Polign.c, with his Secretary, Le Vicomte de
Flarigny, arrived from Calais, in le Henri Quatre
French steam packet, after a passage of six hours; and
on landing, went immediately to the Ship The
Prince was saluted by the guns frem the Heights on
disembarking, and then waited on by the Commanding
Pricer of the Garrison ; also by Srr Thomas Women
and the Collector of thi Customs, who d rected every
possible dispatch to be given to the landing and passing
of his Excellency's carriage, baggage, Sec. and the
Prince having breakfasted, he took his immediate de-
parture for London.

2•IAVAONALadENCE.
DARTMOUTH, Jen. 29.
krived tbe Duke of Turk (steamer). from Lisboa. is t
days. ided leaded tae ' • and the Two Brotben. prom
Maks, and under geatanline.
Tie Ad Bowe, Mai, teem st. Jokn's (V. 11) to Liverpool,
was driven ea Aeon in Censure= Bay on buuday sight, and is
was fend would be wrecked. -

num.., Jay: 19.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Sbeldrshe
w ok:IL/aut. Rae, from the Cetward flash—sailed from Bt.
s* nth' December; spoke en the tath" inst. the lizard
bearing It by N. distant 40 leagues, the Enchantress, from Leeds.
to the West Indies ;—Sphyaz packet, Wamme,. from Canhagena
—soled Ist December, and from Jamaica the 15th, and was blow.
at Crooked Island, and net able to land the mail ; spoke the Ma:-
chimes. of Salisbury pease, far Mexico; the Lady Wallis's.e
packet had arrived at Jamaica, and sailed for COrtbagesa. Lest'
Mary Polkas. packet, Lieut. Lower, acting, •ealled from Vera
(tree CH Deeember, and from the Hammel Sti J.aoary ; stele
on the 29th December, in lat. 13. gl. long. 114. 14. the Frisch brig
Cassmoire, 15 days from Veta Cris for the Havannah ; January
3d, in W. 11.40. long. SI. ssl. the American schemer Richaseed,
frees Temple. for Bootee; sad es the 15th, in Ist. 47. 50. km.
14.10. the Freels'. or FlcAtlkag, of Greenock, hi the Cape et
Good Hope, out seven weeks. Janerin, from Cetus, is 30 drys fee
Jersey ; MatUda, Vault, from Laodis fur Smyrna and C 011129121.
Dept.; and the Hope, Wertz. from Gibraltar, in 35 daye—epshe
os the kb January, in lat. 41. 55..10ng. 11. 40. the Pima pasha,
from Falmouth for the BrazUe; and es she 19th. In lat. 47. SO.
lvag. S. 48. the John, Buczezaas, of bodes, for Qoalsee. .
PomessomuoLut. 30.—Arrived the Geed Hope, Deoscao,frem
ogal—sailed 221 August; and Prineess Royal transport, from
t's—salled the 27th Desember ; left the lodise Trader
crampon preparing for ma, and would sail in a day or two Arr.
Go the fin of January, spoke the 'lmp Neptune, of Leith, from
Mogasiore to Leaden.
COWES, Jett. 50.—Arrived the illsoisas. FILANCTS, from Batavia.
Duet, JAM 50.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Clarkstme, Caaw.
some, fee Jamaica ; Sir William Wallace, WIL/1031, foe Madras; and
his Majesty's skip Guncalza, frost Lisburs, and remains, wish
the outward bound.
LIMPOOL. Jew 29.—Arrived the Hamilton, Beeves, free
New York ; William Pitt, Score, from Si. Jobs's, New Bromwich ;
Swallow, Nicaosms, from Hamburgh ; Nestor, Gasses, floes
Bahia; and the Rover, Coos. from Pernambuco.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
HUNTING.
Lord Derby's stag-hounds meet on Saturday, at Coubdon.
The Puckeridge bounds meet on Saturday, at Bandngford.
FOX-CHACF.S.
Tuesday, Mr. Ibanez, with' his little pack (two bounds and a
terrier), nakennelled a serrjarge fox to Charles's Wood, near Cray
brook. Devon; be took awa through Hannacombe into
Wood, back spin through be and atarbs's Woods, to
Wllleystone Down, where rune of the finest sport was shewn,dut
doge needy up to hls brush; he then timed back again through
the woods, sad Mr. Bennett was thrown om, after • bard plop
of neatly three boon; the dogs did net return OD ,tlielr kennel till
the seat morning, very such fatigued.--lberierow lemma.
The Nation and Coiwall horn& bad a very gallant run IR Fri-
day; they found a for at about two o'clock, and after muds, Mos
Along* ten parishes, a distance of upwards of seventy miles, tie y
idled him at kal.past seven in the creaks& within a mile of the
spot where he was found.

Ia Ayrshire, trade is greatly improved within the
last two weeks. Webs ate plentiful; indeed no indivi-
dual need go idle. if he can command the materials
for working a web. Prices ate not higher, but it is
expected that they will 10011 rite.
The manufacturing districts of Nottingham, Derby,
and Leicestersiiirm ate in a very improving condition;
the woollen and hosiery trades have not been a brisk
for a considerable time. Good hands have full employ,
andistitny et them work extra hours. The stuff manu-
factories in Lancashire art also looking up. The trade
of Leeds and other northern towns, is, we are happy to
state, in progressive improvement. .

CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, Jawomie 31.
Although the supply 0,110 qrs. of %set, 1,690 qrs. of Darky,
4,016 qn. of Oats, and 5,310 sacks of Moor) of all descriptions of
Chula sine* Monday wu very limited, still it was fully adequate to
the demand, except floe mating Barley, which was mist sought
.fur, and, bad ant appeared, 455. per qr. would have bees readily
obtained ; but Wisest, Oats, Beaus, and Peas, are neinistally as ma
settday.