Star.
London, England, 1826-10-21 00:00:00

THAVES POT.TCR.

Ceorze Hart, master of the smack Prince Frederick, appeared ne
a stuntmen, for refwing to take on board a licensed pilot, haying,
the time an unlicensed one on board.
The defendant's solicitor submitted, that under the sth medial
stf the Act, this information intivt fall to the ground, whereby it
states—" that all such vessels as have a British regiret, and who are
constant traders inwards and outwards, between Boulogne and any
port in the Baltic, are exempt from the necessity of pilotage within
tho limits of the port or place to which she bele.np"—and the Prince
Frederick belonged to the port of London. He submitted, that,
under these circumstagees, be bad no occasion fot a licensed pilot.
Mr. BALLANTYRI referred him to the subsequent sentence in the
Act, where-it says, "provided that port to which she Arians, the
same not being a port or place to which particular provisions have
heretofore been made by any Act or Acts of Parliament, nr Charter
or Charters for appointment of pilots." Mr. Baliantyne observed,
that in this case there were particular Acts of Parliament sod Clive-
ten regulating the pilotage of the River Thames ; had it been in
any other pert to which she belonged, except that of London, the
59th section would have protected her. He should convict the de-
fendant in the penalty of W. 16s. 9d. being double the amount of
the fees fur pilotage.
The defendant announced his intention of appealing.

Finc—Thursday evening, betiveen seven and eight
o'clock, a fire broke out in the house's at the hack part
of the Horns public house, in the Lambeth Road, near
the Asylum, which created considerable abuts at the
commencement; but it was soon subdued.

PARISII or ST.Gaoltos, HANOVIR-SQUARIL—Tiurs.
day a Me ting of the Parishioners of the Out-Ward of
this Parish was held at the Gun Tavern, Pimlico, to
take into consideration the propriety of petitioning Par-
liament to repel so much of the Act passed in the 7th
of George IV. entitled " An Act for Paving, Lighting,
Watching, and Repairing Grosvenor-place," &c. 4kci
which is considered oppressive on the Out-Ward of the
Parish, and which ought to be borne by the Parish in
general. Mr. EDWARDS was called to the Chair. A
series of Resolutions were read, expresiive of disappro-
bation of the conduct of Lord GROSVENOR, and for the
appointment of a Committee to petition Parliattieiit fer
the alteration of the Bill ; which Petition was to be en-
trusted to the care of Sir F. BURDETT, Mr: Hosuousr,
&c: After much discpssion and some alteration, the
Resolutions passed unanimously.
WRNDOV!R, Ocr. Hi... There is• a great deal of ex-
ertion making at present to relieve the lace-makers of
Buckinghamshire, who have been for some rime in a
deplorable condition on account of the low prices *filth
they receive for their manufacture, His Grace the
Duke of BUOICINOHAM has set a generous example to
the county at large, by giving extensive orders for lace
to a number of cottages-s at better prices than they we
accustomed to get from the lace-men who bny up the
article for the London market. Many of the resident
Gentry in the neighbourhood of Buckingham and
Aylesbury have followed the example, and by promot-
ing this branch of native industry, preserve a great
many cottagers from the necesbitrof seeking the de-
grading support of the poor-rates.

NEWGAIT mitt LEADEN ALL MARKETS. °cr. 20.
Beef... 04 to 4s od I Veal
Mutton ........3s Od to 41 Od Pork 3s 44 to Ss 04

Limb 3s 4d to 4s Od.

PRICES or HAY *is STRAW YRSTRIDA T.
ST. MUSS'S. WHITICUA TEL.
flay 51155 od to 51 its 04 Hay 41 Os to SI as Od
QOM' 41105 Od to el as Od Clover 41 4s to 01 105 Od
Straw 11131 0d to 11 10s Od Straw 11 14s to 11 Ills 04

PRICK OF HOPS,

SSW VOMITS.

*Os to ilSs 1 Kent

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