Star.
London, England, 1829-12-31 00:00:00

HALF-PAST ONE.

There is bet little credit attached in the City no the story of the
relapse of the Emperor of Rawls ; bad this taken place, no doubt
we should have received the information sia Berlin, and through
Holland.

The Coosa Market bin condoned the whole of the swag at
for the kocriant, with little specoledos going forward. MOM
it still in demand at font or he per cent.
In the Foreign Market the only business doing is in 81sams, for
which Mere appears a turn at present.

We have neither ship letters oar any arrivals of consequeoce ; we
we coosequedy veld of pelidcal tofortnatios.
The quantity of phis timber now in the Docks is very consider-
eh, sod few of the cargoes are being discharged this week ; bit
there le edits disposition to porches, cargoes of the hoist quality,
and some have bees disposed of during the week at the highest
quotation.

Ex-Orrzci os.—lt would be a misnomer to call these
proceedings prosecutions. They are political persecutions,
and of the most implacable and tyrannical description, le-
velled against an individual who had the talent eloquently
to conceive, and the honesty manfully to avow his opin-
ions of the worst Ministry and the most dangerous man
that ever swayed the destinies of a country. Mr. ALax-
ix Dan will be made the victim of political persecution;
but he will carry with him to his dungeon the warm sym-
pathies and the grateful feelings of the Protestants of
either country ; and when the history of these eventful
times shall be dispassionately recorded, this highly-OW
vied esiimaide man will be designated as a MARTYR. The
laden Press, with the exception of The Courier. repro-
bates the proceedings, and the Whig Attorney-General,
" lawyer SCARLITT' " as COSlsirr called him, is earn-•
ing foe himself a most unenviable notoriety. The airs
this upstart gives himself when talking of the " Preis"
ire quite unsuifembie. This man was himself a reporter
is the gallery of the House of Commons, at a period when
the Members of the profession were lees highly edneited,
ism considered, and less respected than Ahoy are at the
tallest day,"when thii person presumes to sneer at diem
—Dodd* Bening Mail.
Durk" theists visit of the Duke of WELLixavorr and
others et the Ministers at Sudburn, whether from weari-
some of the sport of pheasant-shooting, or from a certain
official predilection fir the pursuit of " such mall deer,"
it was proposed to have a rat kat, and the proper domes-
iic being lent for, the inquiry was made whether he maid
arrange to gm up a day's sport of the kind, by osegre-
gad* a number of the animals in one plass) which was
accordingly done, and their lordships were for once em-
ployed in the useful task of reducing the mater Girth's*
noxious vermin.—lhrry Peet.
LINEILICE &arms —The SPSAISIt'S warrant
has arrived, and the election will Mks plans in a few days.
Mr. J. H. M. Dineen*, MS Mesabi" far the Borough of
Closed, has venalml his seat, and, will certainly stand
fry the repiessolatios of Limerick Me is supported by
,toed Kixorrox and several of the lteding interests
lie Gutty. Sir Auszny Ds Visa: lms rtntZ4
s NOM will be between. Mr., Dawson.
OVILADT, ths son d the OSLO Blyasoa-Dlll4lolla*
kg Mail.
wend lar kris bee have been hept in the
Hompu:thards and in the Cemmens, maw that br,
nay be snliciendy aired at the mak" sestieg et
lksasit.