Star. — London, England, 1812-09-29 00:00:00

OLD BAILEr. TO. - TM' MOON. my. •••••••••• t*.4 . 0 radiant Lanai is thy light Woo/boos should pay; A gratehd contrast to the bright Ribhence of the day 'When sinks the ev s ning 3un to ren t • Demanding from on high ; • Radios. In glorious splendor drost, And gildi the ambient sky-.. In etbtr thou dust lucent rise, • • Dispelling torrent glcom; Removing darkness from' our eyes, The Earth thou doss flume -t'. l Bomstimes by transient clouds thy light. Ame cast is asuceard ; Yet men emerging to our sight, k. Again thou art rrveard. Thu, sacred 'froth is oft suppresed, By Falsehood's base design ; Tet bursting forth, soots stands cooked, In malebty chin - ! Attendant Planet I thee we dewy Not only to 'admire ; Our pstkude is alto due, To war At.ssrnu ss Se Respkadem Orb I with argent hewn, And slimly pleating,light ; With lustre mild, thou reign's' supreme,' The Empress of the Night ! 0;A. • Yesterday W. Joh Staseterts put to the bat to take h:s trial on an indictment, charging him, with having stole* several books, a silver muff-box, and other articles, the property of Hugh M'Kenzie,.Elii. It appeared, from the evidence of Charles Strachan, the seivaht boy of the prosecutor, (who lives at No. 2, Brick-court, Temple ' ) that on the 20th of July last, the prisoner c;lled•at the Chambers, and asked if Mr. M Kenlie was at home f s Ott being answered in the neflative, he said he would write a note to him. The boy immediately procured him some paper, and a pen and ink. Prisoner then complained of being thirsty, and begged the boy to get him a glass of wa ter, which the boy agreed to do, and quitted the room for that purpose. Ou his return the prisoner gave him a note, which hedesitedlim to give to his mas ter, and then went out. This note being unsealed, the boy observed, that it was nothing but a piece of blank paper. His_ suspicions were immediately cad ted, and he followed the prisoner into New -court, estd•l there told him that the note he had left had no writing. in it. The prisoner said he was mistaken, it was writ ten with a pencil.. This, however, not being dm case, the boy insisted on his going back to the chant bers, and the porter of the Inn having come to his-ai -1 listAnce, the prisoner agreed to accompany them; and in going up stairs, a hook fell from him, which the bo7 picked up, and recognised as his master's. The prisoner was searched, and other books, also the pro perty-of the prosecutor, were found in his possession. He was afterwards conducted to the Brown Bear, where a snuff-box, likewise the property of Mr. I M'Kenzie, was found. Yesterday se'neiglo the first stone of the new Lan castrian school in Wakefield, was laid in the presence of more than 5000 people. Muitrierts.—A bout nine o'clock in the evening of Sunday se'nnight, a number of reapers who had been .drinking at Denbigh, and were returning to their homes, quarrelled ; a man of the name of E. Ed wards was passing by on horseback and endeavoured to peen y them, when one of the party, a native of Lapel Garmon, near Llanwrst, struck his horse upon the nose( which so much exasperated him, that he ' gave the man a blow across the face with a stick, won this the other plunged a knife into his belly.— Ilie immediately dismounted, a scuffle ensued, and be fell through loss of bled. He was removed to ) Denbigh, where he expired in a few hours. Upon ; examining the body his bowels had protruded through • the wounds Coroner's verdict —Wilful Murder.— ) The olleuder was committed to Ruthin gaol A melancholy circumstance occurred at Dover on Sunday to a seaman belonging to the Olympia cutter which came to that port on Saturday. A Marine was placed on the quay to prevent the crew from coming tin shore ; he was much inebriated although on his post, and seeing one of the crew on shore at a / very short distance, he levelled his piece and shot the Frfellow through the body,which killed him instant. Them tame was immediately oaten into custody, . end as Inquest was held on the body of the deceased, , wr en alter a long investigation, the Jury returned a se roiet of Ways! Monk, against the marine (John Os. • born) and he has, in consequence, been committed to • Z)over gioal to take his trial at the next Sessions.— The dyeeased's name Was Henry Gordon : he had been upwards of twenty years in his Majesty's ser . vice, and was much beloved by his shipmates on board the cuter. Dumas, Seer. 25.—Upwards of 200 disturbers of the peace, with fire arms, marched into the town 1 of Croom, county .Limerick, on Saturday night, dashed iu the Bridewell door, and took thereout a prisoner, confined for murder. A Most bat barous Murder was committed near Tralee, last week, upon the body of JOHN SEEGER -1 110 a, Esq. a Magistrate, in the execution of his duty. ..—He had gone to superintend the execution of a Sheriff's warrant upon two brothers of the name of Penii gt n n, who refused him admittance, and one 1 • of them fi red at and shot him.--After the Inquest ik CI I I lbetio Plr, HlCKahtt and Dr. BUSTEED were return ing to naive, when a shot was fired at their carriage, 1 but the ball only passed through the side windows. On Pri...ay se'nnight, the lb:courier( of Limerick . GUILDHALL.—A boy, named 'toast*, was yester. proceeded born thrice to Newport, in the county of i day examined on a - charge of stealing a three shilling Tipperary, where he arrested a person, formerly a ' piece o ff the counter of a shopkeeper in Fleet Market, ; Captain in the artny, on the information of Philip ;by the means of a long stick, covered at the end with • • liroughan, publican of that city. 'The informatio ibird-lime. The offence appears to be a new kind of • which Was swum before the Reconnen charges him depre dation . o He was remanded. with meeting at the informant's house, and submit- nsine-srazzr.—A person named Slater alias's ting to him a plan for organizing the inhabitants of Lir •' , is, was committed yesterday by J. Mosna, Esq. Limerkk, and the adjacent cotunies, for seditious . on a charge of uttering a forged bank note, purpor. 'ForPost s• ting to be a one pound note of the Bank of England. A robbery was last week committed in Dublin, at. HUDDERSFIELD, SEPT. 24.—N0 depredations have tended with very singular circumstances. About mid night, iiprostitute was accosted by a person somewhat i been committed in this neighbourhood this week : pri. soners, t chie on intoxicated, who took het to a house of ill-fame, where ; of Luddism), fly are charges of burglary, under colour daily brought in here by the vigi. she contrived to pick his pocket of a small envelope, l lance and activity of the,police. I containing 19 notes of stloo each. One of these she I • entrusted the next day to a Mr. Casey, a mealman, to Saturday last , at noon , four of the unfortunate men precitre change; and two more to a Mr. Lynch; with I who were condemned at the last Lancaster Assizes, whom she had formerly lived. The latter, hawever, , underwent the awful sentence of the law, viz. James disclosed the transaction to the banking-house whose I Colgarofor highway robbery; Thomas Robinson, for - name appeared to the notes ; and it was agreed to de. I maliciously stabbing ; and Henry and Joseph Mac • taint the woman when she came, and take measures' Gleade, for burglary. John Wright, for forgery, has to recover, the remainder of the notes. But in the been tespited till the 3d of October. mean time Casey and one M'Lin, a nexodoor neigh-' Wtocimerax SEPT. 26.—Last week an inquest hour, contrived, by threatening the woman, to get ' was taken, by Mr. Green, at the parish of Hawkley, possession of th e entire sum, and then turned her out ; on the bale of Richard Gamon, who was ridingon of doors, telling her to get away as fast as she could, the shaft of a waggon, and is supposed to have fallen for her lite would be in danger if she were taken. For . ..off, as he was dead on the road, with such marks as a few hours she was inclined to comply with their sug-t, to satisfy the jury that the wheels must have gone gestions, but afterwards gave herself up, and disclosed over him. Verdict—Accidental Death. And on the all the facts. Casey and M'Lin are both in custody; , same day, on the body of James Adams, a child but the most extraordinary circumstance in the whole , about four years of age, who was riding in a cart, case is, that no person has yet come forward to claim when the horses' running upon a bank overturned it, the property. I and the cart falling •on the child's head, 'instantly Wednesday, Messes army, Midshipman of the killed him. Verdict—Accidental Death. . Press Gang stationed at Greenock, was brought be. l Thursday last, as the Rev. Mr. Talbot, curate of • fore the Magistrates, ft r wantonly firing a musket, I Tisbury, was riding a spirited horse, it leaped over a supposed to be charged with ball, among the specta.. stem; bridge and pitched upon all . fours in the water, tors witnessing the scene, while in the act of impress. about ten feet beneath, with the rider upon his back ; ing a man upon one of the quays. After a tong and this Gentleman's escape *as miraculous, neither the interesting examination, in which the fact was fully rider nor the horse being materially hurt. proved, and from which it clearly appeared, that no : FATAL Boauee...-On Thursday last at Ditton attempt had been made by the spectators to eircuno. ' Marsh Fair, near Westbury, Wilts, twe labouring vent the prisoner in the pursuance of his duty, or to men having quarrelled, they proceeded to blows, rescue the person impressed, he was sentenced to 30 when one of them receiving a blow on the neck, fell, days confinement in Bridewell, and before liberation, and immediately expired. The offender, whose name to find caution against such unwarrantable conduct is Morris, is in custody. The deceased has left eleven ia time to come. t . c.444rpn unprovided for, his wife died some time since. The prisoner said nothing in his defence, but left his case in the hands of his Counsel, who called five most respectable persons; from whose depositions it ap. peered, that the prisoner was formerly a Fellow commoner at Cambridge, and a Professor of Che mistry; that he had at all times supported the cha ractertaf a man of the strictest honour and integrity ; but that of tate, in consequence of a variety of mis. fortunes which had befallen him, he had evinced the strongest marks of a disordered mind. It also ap peared, from the evidence of Mr. Landseer, an en graver, that the prisoner was above the ceremony of asking any small favour of a friend, such as borowing books, or other trifling articles. He always took them without asking, and expected his friends to be equally free with him. It farther turned out, that the prisoner was upon the most intimate footing with a gentleman of the name of M'Kenzie, but whether the prosecutor was that person or not, did not appear. The Commorr SERJZANT having summed up the evidence with great impartiality, the Tury, without hesitation, acquitted the prisoner. Twenty-three prisoners were also tried,ls of whom were convicted of felonies, viz. T. Jones, for stealing three candlesticks, to be imprisoned one week in New gate, and fined Is. Ann Hudson, for stealing a sheet, fined Is. and discharged; Mary Hughes and Ann Thomas, for stealing two pewter pint pots, to be im priso n e d one year in the House of Correction, Cler-, kenwell, and fined Is. J. Frederick, for stealing s shirt, fined Is. and discharged ; J. Neale, for stealing a brass cock, and five pieces of brass, to go for a sol dier or sailor; Elia. Graves, for stealing a quantity of ribband, imprisoned six months in the Hoose of Correction, and fined Is. B. Wellington, for stealing a pair of shiets, to go for a soldier or sailor; Sarah. Sniith, for stealing two blankets, fined ts. and impri soned one month in Newgate ; I. Cowell, for stealing a sheet, fined Is. and imprisoned in the House of Correction for six months ; J. Smith, for stealing ss. in halfpence, judgment respited W. Thredder, for stealing some wood ; T. Randall and J. Wallis, for stealing a leaden pipe and two brass cocks, to be transported for seven years; T. Kettle, for stealing a pair of glass salts, fined Is. and imprisoned six months in the House of Correction; and Mary Quin, for stealing a washing tub, fined Is. and discharged : and six were acquitted, viz. W. Brown, W. Manning, Frances Longhuist, N. Phillips, Sarah Allen, and T. Foley.—Sessions adjourned to the 28th of Qcto her next. •• 14 TRIffItEL •••1.1••••111•• CYVIWr Cattni..—Last night the *Tragedy of le*rlk west performed at this - Theatre. A young Lady made bar first appearance before a London an. diem., in the eisaracter of Desderaor a. and acquitte4 herself greatly to the 'esti:faction of the audience. She seemed perfectly conversant in the business of the stage, and spewed much' feeling and sensibility, and her reception was flattering in the extreme. A Mr. F o Loaracirow, from the Dublin Theatre, appeared' in the character of laze, and pourtrayed the character of the subtile and designing villain in many scenes with success. The experiment, after the deep and lasting impression made by Coosa in the same ch.*: rector, was rather hazardous ; but Mr. EmuNorom nevertheless proved himself to be possessed of many requisites to render.him an acquisition to the London Stage. Lvcaum.—Last night, after the popular piece of Sftsistith Patriot:, which was, asusual, received with the most enthusiastic bursts of applause, a sort of Bur- Jetta was performed at this Theatre, professedly foun ded on the incidents in No Sac so Sufifter. Tt is called 4 Lawyer is a Sack ; and though trifling, it was ex tremely diverting,and met with considerable applause. ;• Nay DRURY.—This splendid Theatre is now com trietely finished; and yesterday the Committee met ad finally arranged the business of the opening.— •ifikikt is to be the first performance. Haadd, Mr. ELLIITON Ofthdia, MTS.' MOUNTAIN • the Ghost, Mr. Pope. The bell for tolling, and which is necessary in Hamlet to toll the funeral knell of Oplielia, was one of the last articles to complete the house on Saturday, it weighs seven hundred two quarters, and six pounds. HINTS TO CAstmoArra.—ln the last Number of the Edinburgh Review is a valuable Paper on Iteorm, in which are the following Items of the enormous Ex pellees that have attended contested Elections within these few years : The great Westminster Contest cost et 80,000 Sir Francis Burdet's roc Westminster 80,000 Mr. Wilberforce's for York 58,000 And the two other Candidates each of them, about double that sum, or toga tiler 290,090 The folinwing Grand Reform in the Llectimseering Sy:- km is submitted, by which Candidates may secure seats at a small expence, and at the same time not only evince their gratitude to the Electors, but greatly promote the revenue. It is only purchasing Tickets or Shares for the Electors, and these three desirable points may be att3ined in a single day, as on Tues day, 20th Next Month, October, upwards of Two Thousand Prizes of 820,000, £3,000, &c. Etc. will be all Drawn. THE MiiRKETS. CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, SEPT. se. Wheat, Ces. 9Ss. 1225. Besot 94t. 100 s. Fine ditto, 1295. 129*. Tick ditto, 948.99 e. Rye, 64c 683. Oats 531. 51s. 60s. Barley, 54.. SO& Oa. Poland ditto, 60s. 63e. Malt, 90.. 98s. Od. Petatoe ditto, 62*. 655. White Peas (boilers) 265. 911 e. Rape Seed, XdO .C 66 Grey ditto, 78s. 86.. 1113/11/ 1 1 of WitAT lit MAIL LAYS a, from Sept.l4,to Sept 19. Total 10,831 quarters--Aversge 1.865. 844—Ss. ltd. lower than last return. R1T1714111 of PLOVR from Sept.l2 to Sept. 18—Total 13,346 sacks —Averige 119 s. 71d.—td. kliber than last return. /average Price of Corn in England and Wales from the rotates ending the 19th of September, 1812. Wheat, Rye. Bar4ey. Oats. Beane. Pease. a. 4. Is. d. s. d. Is. d. Is. d. Is. d. 132 9 1 83 1 1 69 8 1 34 10 fBl 9 7S 7 The average Price Sugar, computed from the returns made In the week ending the Ind day of Sept. Is 465.140. pm cwt. SMITHFIELD, September 21. Bed Ss Od to Is Od,f Veal Ts Od to Si Od Matta. SS td to Ss 4d Pork Ss Id to Ts Od Lamb Gs. 6d. to Is. Id. beasts, about 2450—Sheep sad Lambe, 17 e 1$0► adves, 1 SO—Fists, 500. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 Os to SI 54 New Clover 61 os to 71 Ts New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 21 Os to 21 10s NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef 4s Od to 5s .0d Veal 4s 4d to 6s 0,1 Mutton 44 4d to Ss Ild Perk es Od to 7s 3d Lamb is. Od. to 6s. 4d. PRICES . OF HAY AND STRAW. St. JA MRS'S. W liiTICUA Hay 31. 12s. to M. 6s. Od. Hay 41. Os. to 61. Os Stew M. Its. to 31. 9t. 6d. Clover 71. Os. to 81. 14s Sums 01. es. to it. 10s PRICE OF HOPS IN THIt BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 101 Oa to Me ei Kest 1 W Ins to 151 Os Sussex 01 Os to 111 Oa Sussex 101 10s to 131 Os Ewa 101 Os so 121 Os Famines HA os to 201 Os RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Stern (per Ordinary 2s. M. to 2s. 2d stone) 3*. Od. to 54. 2d. Market Calf 17*. Od. each Middlings es W. to 2s. tod. English Horse 13s. to 15s. Od Lamb Skins its. 04. to ft. Od. Shanlints Is. 6d. to 2s. Ild. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALI 4 MARKET. Butts 25d 2741 Calf Skins 564 4od Ditto 22d --4 .Ditto . 2Sd 46d Merchants' Buts 24d 264 Ditto 58d 45d Dressing Hides 20d 2144 Sniall Seals 334 36d Fine Curl Hides 214 d 23d Large ditto, per doe. 12ns 11144 Crop Hides for cult. ilid 2344 Tanned Horse-Hales 1944 234 Ditto 1M 214 Goat Skins 34* 625. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 541 ed Town Tallow 91s 541 Clare Market 55 4d Yellow Russia 94s Od Whitecluspel Market 51 44 White ditto 110 s 04 per to of 81b. 4---- Soap ditto tnile Od 16a 04 Melting *kW 72s 04 Average .5s 44 Ditto rough 43s Od to 4.51 Graves 2Cis Oil. Good Dregs 9s 04 Yellow Soap 95.—Mettk4, 1126—Curd, 1163—Palm —a. Price of Candles per doaco, 13s. 04—Moulds, 14a rid. COAL-MARKET, Sept. 28. Ships at Market • Sold Prices. 454 Newcastle Al" 40s. Od. to 51s. Od. 64 Newer i.. 43a. ad. to 001. Od. Ilium avaon, Sznr. 24ohleet-meal fell Is. per peck in Dalkeith market on Monday, and the unit on 'Tuesday here. Oats fell again yesterday, in our market, about 10s. per buU. Current prices from 25*. to 3os. It was a great market, and not many buyers. Wednesday se'nnight, in Dumfries market, °anneal was selling at Is. Od. per peck. . On Friday there was a great supply of grain in the Stirling market ; and barley fell 10s. a boll. Limns, Sarr. 211—Wheat declined in price in our market, on Tuesday, from 14a, to 15s. the kid, of three Winchester bushels; and the supply of grain waslarger than on any market-day for the last twenty years -la &tiptoe market, the price of Shelling was 37*. a load, of 19 stone, lower than on the preceding market.. day. - ; Monday last, at Grantham, a meeting of the millers was held to h the price of lour for the week, wimp they greed to lower it four-pence per stone. The 'mob deeming this reduction lasun-• dent,* manifested their resentUent by breaking the window* of the millers, but tranquillitylisse soon restored; and on Tuesday the Aldermen called a meeting, and the best lout was reduced, to 4a. fid . which had been Ereshiusly meld et lies. . M. SereallOos I - . 40 _ MARRIED. Saturday, at Hadesden, Hens, O, Scott Etc tko ttia ., .., Adjutant at she portathouth divhiou 4 , ,101400,14----.4; Edward., e? Tottenham. On the tech how, Captaih Patrick shiliwiliciti many, to Mew, ached daughter ot S ato olis sari . le i Do mtries. • - HTE kt IGH WA AC LONDON BRIDGI TO4l4:44"Tritar 'i L. g -....-..... . ...... 16 mingtes aftrr 10 Masao 47 iniatues after 10 GURTONIIAN MEDICINES. 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