Star. — London, England, 1812-12-19 00:00:00

t 'CHE Saturday the Aberdeenshis - Militia arrived id Glasgow. 1 In compliance Tith the wiellr distingu Officer, heleinging to the right Dragoons, we insert the following paragraph: " In ur paper of the 28th of 'September last, we Dinned a paragraph under the head of " Anus'," in which we state 4 that an Officer and 20 men of the 11th Light Drapoons were completely surprised by the French cavalry on the Duero, the Captain. killed, and the troopers marched off prisoners by a 1 party of MARMONT'S army. We must express our' sincere' concern for the hasty admission of that para. t r i , as we now find that no such event as that re to ever took place, and that the whole state. *int is entirely without foundation. Indeed, we find that nearly on the very day in which the paragraph in qeeition appeared in our piper, a dctac!mient this,regiment, of 36 men, led on by a Captain and Lieiitenant,had particularly distinguished themselves, and had received the thanks of Sir STAPLETON COT. TON fir their gallant conduct, in conjunction with a small party of the 12th Light Dragoons (who had, ifs the first inst..nce, been obliged to give way to the great superiority in numbers of the enemy), in repel. ling an attack of 400 French cavalry, supported by Our companies of infantry, under the command of the General of Division, CUERTO, and taking from them one officer, eleven men, and nine horses.—We trust that those papers which copied the above para. graph from cur pages, will feel equal pleasure and readiness with ourselves in doing justice to a most gallant body of men, by contradicting the statement cowshed in it." The following paragraphs are extracted from let ters,- dated Messina, October 26 :—" Letters have been received here from our At my in Alicant, up to the 5d of October. They had fortified themselves, and were daily expecting an attack. General MAIT• kAND is returned to Sicily, on account of ill health : lie arrived here on the 15th of October: General CLINTON is gone to succeed him in his command. It is expected, that about 4000 Neapolitan troops will shortly embark, to reinforce the Expedition to Meant : transports are already collecting at Palermo &I- the purpose of receiving them. Lord W. Bei:- /Mac has been for some time past employed in or ganizing them. By a late Despaccio Reale, his Lord , ship has the ,whole and sole disposal of the Sicilian • army ; numbers of the native officers have, in conse quence, resigned • many of whom'are gone to N a pl es , to enrol themselv es under Munar's banners ; dif ficulty is, however, found in filling up the vacancies, arising from their departure." WES7'MIN.S7'ER SCHOOL. . On Monday evening the Etinuchto of Terence was represented, the third time, at Westminster School. ~ItoYar Highness the Duke of Youw arri ve d at *out a quarter to eight o'clock, in order to witness the Performance, and • Was greeted With loud and rei (flitted plaudits. The tune oficGOo*save thainiel was immediately played, and the audience evinced their respect in the ,usual mode while the, music lasted. .'1 he Prologue was delvered.by Mr. MAGOON. ELL, who sustained the part of Phtedria in thedrama. Its gineial purport was tote:peak/he indulgence of the company, for the efforts of the juvenile actors advoeati partem agite, baud ivdiciy ; . . and a touch, en passant, at the shawl and tipPetrtg. e 1110tions of 'Drury-lane Theatre, was received With Considerable approbation. Ft retno Mc fyrtasse indignablttr • • - Quod terninantin volantibus, •Nostri tbtairi decotoretur nitur. Many passages were applauded in the delivery, ireh;ch are well known to every scholar, and aerefore demand no particular notice. The Epilogue was not much characterised by it or 'nit:lour,. but it con pained one good .point, to which we may advert.- 7 hears and his followers, after their failure before the house of Thais, are in quest of an opportunity to wreak their vengeance on some other foe, and, accor dingly they commence an attack upon an old fruit , woman, of whose stores they take possession by storm. The fugitive raises an Oirm of robbery, and' one of Thraso's emissaries advises his companions to, shift for themselves. Thraro thinks this very good counsel, and departs, observing, Metuet rebus serrabo seeundis ; I:riming/I scabies occupet—(Gnethe) Ats..ue da:ene. As the Prologue deprecated criticism, we forbear to exercise it ; and indeed he must have been fasti dious, who could not derive pleasurefrom the business of the evening. The performance was, in gvneral, highly creditable to the talents of the youthful debu tante, and displayed an accurate conception of their author's beauties. The merits of Mr. PAL nett, in Parmeno, are enti ' titled to commendation ; and Mr. ANDAIEWS distin guished himself in Gnatho. His performance would hot have disgraced the boards of a regular theare, in the representation of a similar character. The air of confidence - and sincerity that he assumed, in order to propitiate the good-will of his dupe, might have induced no inadequate observer of life to conclude, that his firitzery sprung from conviction, instead'of mercenary views; and the error of 7 hra so appeared not. so much the result of fatuity, as of frankness. The skilful managemect of Mr. ANDREWS rendered the character of Gnatho ac original among parasites, 'its that of Captain Bcbadil is among bullies. Gnatho .spoke the conclusion of the Epilogue, and dismissed the assembly tosuliper (animus est in in:tittle) in perfccr ,vod-hurnotir with his own exertions, and those of his young Associates. A Russian peasant, who had been made prisoner, bad the w(,:d VOLLON" marked on his left arm by die French. They then told him that he was a subj.fct of KiP.II.E.ON, upon which he immediately seized a hatchet and clWppefiog Lie ann. 'The rise of rents on Scots estates, appear upon ' every side. The jointnre . pf the Duchess, af Rox- BURGH, on the death of the late Duke, nay,"after she married Mr. Mts NEtt, was 2,000 a-y ear, resulting not from a penny rent, but from a Juizeriorily . . The rental is now aboot ,000 ; arid in some few years, probably, even that bay he doubled ! On Tuesday last a boat, with several persons in it, was run down in Hamoaze, by a lighter belongtng to the Brewery at South Down, by which accident two were drowned. .„ . : iibMl7l.o,7t 31U10ArSt • • Mittman. •• • Yesteraiy Charles Frederic.; Patin end Saw:errethug . wire indicted for having made an assatilt upon James Keith, on the high seas, within the jurisdiction of the Advniealty of England, he, the said James Keith, being the Master of a trading vessel called the Adventure, and with a certain ierstrument, called a Cooper's hammer, killing andielotsiousla: Murdering I the said Jatnes Keith. There were three ether in-; alictmentseakainet the prisetters, charging them with the murder of William SMith, the First Mate of the ' said vessel, and two black men belonging thereto,; the one called Joe, and the otheti John. The COMMON SEIL/lAIrT, for the prosecution, stated the case- to the Court and to the Jury. From his narrative it appeared, that the deceased James Keith' was master and sole owner of the vessel in question, and that having . embarked the whole of his property therein, to the eattent of nearly £2OOO, he (mitred to make a voyage to the South Seas upon 'a fishing con cern, and tar that piirpose -engaged a crew, which, with hifnielrand three boys, amounted altogether to 14 persons, among whom were the two prisoners.— lie sailed from Portsmouth in the month of Novem ber in the last year, and for a part of the time had a proiperous voyage ; bit one of the crew becoming sickly, and mentally dying, he put into the island of St. Thottaae, and took in the two black men, Joe and Jelin, already mentioned. He then sbaped his coarse towards Conger, upon the coast of Africa, intending to make his voyage to the South Seas; but whilst 1.50. leagues off that place, the crew began to shew strong' symptoms of discontent and mutiny ; and it turned out that in the month of April last, the dreadful cir. eumstances took place, which became the subject of these indictments. About the hour of four in the morning the boy at the steerage gave the alarm to the Captain, who was asleep in his cabin, that there was ;some wrong going forward—he hearing a bustle, and observing that the whole of the crew, except himself,' 'the other two boys, the two blacks, and the Captain ;and Mate, were all upon the forepart of the deck. !Upon this the Captain jumped up, and, without his .clothes, ran upon deck, but seeing the state of the dew, he instantly returned down, and called the Mate, William Smith, to his assistance, who instantly came. What followed was horrible in the extremes . The Captain was murdered by the prisoner Palm ; the First Mate, William Smith, was murdered by a man named William Wright, and a Swede named', • Peter, and bath their bodies were thrown overboard. As soon as this bloody catastrophe took place, Palm headed the. mutineers, took possession of the ship, and assumed the command, and there being three other Swedes as well as himself on board, he received from the crew•the most implicit obedience and ac. cordingly they all in a body, except the boy at the helm and the two blacks, proceeded to the cabin, where they found a Bible belonging to the cabin-boy ~ Henry Mattis, upon which they jointly and seve rally took the folldwing oath—a May 1 never see the lighf of HEAVEN, if 1 divulge any of these secrets !" 1 1 when they each of ,them kissed the book ;—and the boy at the steerage being relieved, did the like. —As soon as this was over, it was next agreed to murder the poor Blacks, and Peter, the Swede, with Wm. Wright, were selected for that purpose. They accordingly provided themselves with a loaded pistol each, and taking each a glass of rum in their loft hands, they went up to the Blacks, and having pre sented to each of them the glass of rum, shot them both whilst in the act of drinking the rum, and Tel ling threw their bodies overboard ; they then divided the property of the Captain between them, and Palm's shirt being covered with the Captain's blood, he very deliberately took it off, broke open the Captain's trunk, and put on a new one belonging to the Cap tain, throwing his own overboard. After this the whole of the crew remained in the ship, and they steered with the view of making the first land ; but being ignorant, and unable to navigate her, Palm adopted the resolution of scuttling her, which accord , ingly took place ; and having plundered the vessel of all that was valuable, they stowed the property in two boats, and at a distance of 50 leagues from shore they took to the boats, eleven in number, viz. the three boys, of whom Henry Madis was one, together with Palm, Telling, Peter, Lawrence, and Lawson, ' the three ,Swedes, Wm. Wright, and two others.! They reached the land, but one of the boats was; swamped, and they lost all the property therein, and Geo. Row, one of the boys, was drowned upon that' pccasion. They next got ashore, and travelled up the ;country, the weather and the climate extremely hot, but they at length observed smoke as issuing Flom village fires, and they approached towards it. The moment, however, that they entered it, the black na jives rushed upon them with remorseless fury, seized them as slaves, desheiled them of all their ill-gotten 'Wealth, and' first stripping them stark naked, led -them off .through the country to be sold as white slaves. In this deplorable state they remained seve ral weeks-traversing a vast track of country, during which all of them died through disease, cruelty of t 1 the Black natives, or fatigtte, except the witness 'Henry Madis, and the two prisoners, Palm and with Wm. Wright, who has not yet been appre .hensied, and the survive rs were marched to Cape Lopez, a southern promontory of Africa, where the Black chief released them, supposing that they were shipwrecked Mariners ; and after a short time a Por tuguese vessel touching there, Palm and Wright took !their voyage to Europe in her, and is a few days ? after a Liverpool ship also touching there, the first Illate . 4 which is named Capper, Taring and Madis got a passage in her, and they were landed at Liver •peol in September last. These facts were clearly proved in evidence ; And the Jury, after an excellent charge from Mr. Baran Teoreesola, brought in a verdict of Wilful Plurder against both the prisoners. As soon as the verdict, was pronounced, they im mediately began to recriminate each other, and Palm, when called upon for his defence, said, that the wji tress partook of all the crime, as well as others, and that Telling threw the Captain overboard. This e,lling denied, alleging that the murders were corn pitted only by the Swedes, and addinig, that be took the part which he did merely to save his own life. Silence being proclaithed, Sir WILLIAM SCOT?, after 'nimbi remarks upon the enormity of their offences, sentenced them to be hanged At Execution On the lOth Instant, at his scat at Pucknall, ;car Rillnieyi Charles Wqde, Esq. At Birching:tin, °tithe 14th Instant, of carer In the head, the intaat son of Wm. Macesish, Esq. Surgeon, 6s'd Regiment. On the Itith Inst. at Great Stanmore Middlesex, aged 59, zabctli, widow of atm Dalton,"Esq. formerly . in the East India Company's Civil Service nn the Bombay establishment. Hitiki WAFER Al' LOND ON Bitil/GE TO-MORROW. SS minutes after S ARcrntion ' l9 minutes after 4 FOR COUGHS, HOARSENF.SSES &c. THE great demand ter M r . G REENouon ' s LO ZENGES of TOI.U, after 50 years trial, proves their su periority, as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for all Cougha, Hoarsenesses, Sere Throats, and Defluctions on the Lungs, heal ing the rawneu of the breast, and affording great relief in Short ' nem of Breath, Asthmatic and Coneemptive Complaints. The genuine only have 4 4 R. Hayward" printed on the tisamp—all others are counterfeits—by whom they are prepared, as succes sors to Mr. Greenough. Sold in London (by his appointment) by Newberys, St. Paul's Church -yard; Dicey & Co. Bow Church -yard ; Bayl e y & Co. Cock smir-street ; Nit, Royal Exchange; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clark, 5691P150, Bow • San ge r , Oxiord- street ; Barclay, Fleut M ar k et; Blake, 56, Piccadilly ; Vade, Cornhill ; and the Venders of Ge nuine Medlin... Price is. lid. each box. A ORM REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTMMAS, &c. CHURCH's COUGH,DROPS, for recent Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthnias, stands unrival led. Its reputation lur fifteen }tan past, and the yorious teatimes tales of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of the estimat,on in whi c h it Is held for all Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs, however abdicate, and all Pulmonary Complaints. As proof, the following instance Is inserted: " 14 Messrs. SHAW and EDWARDS. " Birmingham, March 16, 180 S, " G ent lemen—ln justice to you, and to certify the value that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough Drops, I send you that following.case, at the pandcular request of the patient " MYLES SWINNEY." " Sir—l =mot stifficlently acknowledge the tftre . I hare re solved froth Church's Cough Drops. A naost suffocating Asthma tic Cough during the winter afrlicted we so ovvrcly, that I expect. ed nothbig less than death every minute ; one bottle rel-eved'me cocsiderably, and feur more perfectly restored me. l'oor sundial; this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble servant. ".T/lUMAS /EDMUNDS." .Soki wholesale sad retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Pant's Church-yard, London; 'flat, Exchange; and Bacon and Co. Osford-street ; and one Vender in every town. None can Ist gems*, except " Shaw.and Ed war d s , 66, S t . P aul ' s Church zratteLoadon:' is engrav e d on t h e Stamp. Prlce 2s. and die, its. St pm bottle. teigtiLeWsitT,tte:l,6l:l4%lntY4fte e t, 1 1 4; :b. friars./aridee Lot ~y • , jilppan Captatn :ow Qiit PITON, 41( neee t ly . CA ,ii 81.. • • Qtlt.—ror seven ye ars 111 my bre I have been kit* afflicted wirla theeniatisin in nt left leg wad ski During that dm; l.kad what t cusesid rteittrisb...l rice, which *nit gase.ose a Nola* tentpurai y re'der; *troll st became so bad, thatl was ob'aged to take (Oat:win ac.rka a me along, both In doers and nut; when trie num lit I wig 'a turn In the 'tree, a friend isw me, and asked tie . ee,„ Walkingwrkh ankh.? .1 informed bit*. Il e then rocomateol i g rue to you, and gave rug youraddress. the neat morgue s I ! tea on you, When in timer& pain: is thirty talturtes I wai f& frilly relieves!, ant .% two days hut no farther oce.as:i nn kit ethic. I continued the Lo:iou and Pill, for sit Meth% and % lit had no return of pain OD that Ade for CA last•stven year, ; I nt hive twice time then fli this disordr•r in tit other x da, elkth by the use of your Med;rines fit two or duce days byte k r ,i resteired, nor have Iliad am *lapwing of it hs; ;b e l i t two yeah. I i ate rt:eetaatene.ed your Niedirints to fituuliag if t people AO LOAM). vr ha, have used them with slot 30 that I hare for scresal years taken Orem in cra.sideraLl • ties to lashed and Rio Jane'rn, where they hive h, ti Medical Gentlesolso with altbcht torivereil suers. csitsti • I do 'onsider that justice and faunal:by repay! at rat OS your distuveries as public a.sposs bk. her...lone by pow i i 4l . ca.e, you 'will oblige, you burnish-Jur e geisy r No. IR, Tkonnieureet, llorieleyo • in.*--Nes. A. :412. To Mr. DI KO3 l , Ap:AesatP. - "" — " — '! S take the . eairl:eat app ,rionity topei fla l t i you that • I Italie r; eeirdtke most lemWierisibeq• ra ft the use of your DIXON'S AN I'lllll.lo l'lLLN, Na si n r u . fled with me to Jamaica, and all those bite& in *ko l a ; them have experienced the same soloygy be t .i t; dare them to be the best Medicinc over media diD Cour % f it Bdirius and other c •Tplairits. The fullowin ar o s kaahi rat Lades and Gentlemen who hire reteiveddi. I n g ot 144 from your Dixon's Antib.ficrus PHs : --Ch ithdTelke, i nix i ca; Wtlhaae S!law , bag. Kingston, elite; Ida Vtisahruk Spanish Town, ditto ; ' G. W. Ham il ton, EN* '44nfit L a M IL i me S :t li t t r h at ' ir!r i , :41dMoliraterbitpmdirt;odi; ti.c.l"erittie.tgoAirs!ltt:'4lll.TZsl d da itt t o o ; ; Riven, divo ; Mr. Mullein, ditto; J. burn, Ea+ ',trues; G. ;I. Pau*. Ets. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kir.e.toa, die m I Mrs, Perry,. St. Ann's; Mrs. Woolrilf, Spanish 'fawn; yet Mani other persons of the first rtsprctabi ity.--Sir, yenta% obedient servant, THo 6 HARROLD, of the Alp Ganya, , • Sold wholesale and Mail at, Mr. Butler'se , Cheapsidc, Catse of Paternoster-row, London; S-arp and Lelasn, Portea9m, /ones. Weston Allnutt ‘ an:l Mallory, Ports e a ; H a ll and Age son,'Gosport t ' Coleman and Jacob, Pketvuess ; Peck anal* and Turner, Hull; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and% ben, .Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinileyraod (k. 114% miegbant; stables and Lynch, Manchester: rewitan, Emit; Baxter and M•Donald, Glatew ;13u:gen and Barry,Bristel;*Sits veuson and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, ljet.tter; idAar* Penny 4 and B:lltuge and Lathhury,l iverpool ; Neale and Dover; White , Brighten; Itobens. Seldon, Mid Ruff, Chtimis ham; slid 'mi.. by most Cbuacry Medicine Vender% lain" us 9d.sand Cs. each. ‘A/ HEN Men of Lima - don and protesmonal ttid • • use persev«ting totleavoura to discover the past salt tail certain method of trestfng a few twevalting Dhows, thew:law ful result of thew expenenee Is the beat pilaf of bupereority. Mews. GOSS and Co. surgeons, base been induced to alit the cute of the following the object of their particular stady,sts, a certain Disorder, frequently Contracted in a moment nf,114 cation, and its concomitanti, fkricturer and elet-.0, *he* an improved phut, are speediy and effectually carets ; as also* Witty, v•hether arisinj from lisichanallan inihilgences, lour ró deuce it •••sem chnete., , te a setTet solitary rite, too of too happily panned by the pinch al both 'vacs, in ale are assibig steraity or Isere:mu...hams in the n.l.er a huinereu, train of aw l roils diseases, which, if ,not tizaely'remedied, term:nate in iespa. toner mad consursynon. Is that distmosidg state of .dtbihi) • deficiency, wbetiterthe ionsiWance of Isiah halitful et arising from any other cause, by Which the powers of the cod* tution become enfeebled, 'rimiest! educated Surgeons 4l*. don, they offer a hint, safe, 11114 aportly restoration to smoked vigorous heakl: The resat of A Ding and extend re practise has noble& Aar e by a superior airtliod, eskreenove venereal complaitea levee* levertvate or complicated, without subjecting the pelmets do least res%raint is diet or eteteoc ; and in recent Csie whet a eaily eppllcaeon is Made oh draimiery Oldie nif,rtion,theytty• quentlfpeefurrn a euri filtl4 short spare of two days. - "let& posevientad success &Attar mod , Of trestmene(aghiels has kw been kooWn to fail In one single instance inApractjce of I 5 TAN dining Which Period many - ilitiusiad retains of bath senile* been cured, even after severe aol iejurioto methods bedbug ?toyed by other Prii.itioners wallow effect), ledistes theme . thus publicly offer their advice. • " ' • MeSsra Goes and 00. excle - .ively elofesshog the tree tithe, poetitulao 4.ctapla me, in order that they may not he, by f Mistaken' teil, marked with' the olOoquy so jest's/ 'attattsed* tea ignorant empiric, think k lon justice t• thenwelves toollit that they hall been properly edutated and initiated tine evil branch of the profession (Lrtificates of which, frost date* Heepitale, and 'testimonials . troth •hil men Kenna* Pllrkialli they have to convince any inquirer) that the success retying fiiani their willearours firsitmlute4 'them to Oat the practise* the general' Practitiotier, and they presume thee their *pre•ttsiila r. efnistitute a fair ground for the unerocesitnted oaehilence MO Which the/ have; by the Publie,Sden se liberally Nino:wet' - tOtAati and Co: ihtrireanti. 1 s, iheiverisooreet. i.rei-Vtoll • ---.. -- ----... MARRIAGEI/0111d be the foundatiovi•Steill . Happiness, which is often .disturbed tarenigh the paha that form the union not taking those precautions Which world* Cure them the ehjoymern of that great domestic bkesing. Peal of every rank pay ado* Whin to the shrine of wedlock ; bat the concitutiod has Leen tainted I , y deem, er debilifold 4 certain habit contracted at an early age, a renemelon df pre:iota to entering that state is hulispensiblyirequisite toil the slumbering corks of ineiond to reanimate the sputa: no disorders . have Contributed more eMeatially to decroy MO neal happiness thee chalet/Adel* are the Consequence of u pleasure.. it was this consideration whichlnduced n riet CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, tedirectifitiralln dies and practice exclusively to tbe. treatment and ewe oflblitY cereal Disease, and the disorders arisin:therefrom as alsotedill derangement of the system, produced by the destr i oetive helltal the inconsiderate school-buy, which brings on thine dartnaill Debilities and Deficiencies tint prevent or embitter thatifitt o inonial state. The successful result of their plan, alas Are additional ardour to oppose the meagre pf tin* which are the most important in the &rebates of humil *ties. It behoves every person who 'ism' Indulged in this Ail silty vice to seek relief hy coosulting professleual marOf 004 _: . mince and honour, tow hich Messrs . Curtis and Cs . ebb "" lithetion of schola stic authority, as well as thewatiailoof,.... l w it ' I ... eputrailicted lacts. In professing the core of thara, 4 • B : 1 dm, hold out no inducement to vice ; but, seeable ss sll "'''' Mist be of the existence of earl calamities, they egar„_“_ ll w f o f Wee as regalarly•educated Members of the u"'"a eb Stirgedns of London and Edinburgh. Messrs: Currie and Co. have selected the f u llarialibttari lli the many they are daily receiving, from Orniloms " nub*. them thanks for their restoration to sound and Orr" ~& It Sivas sent to - them unsolicited. from the son of a** 1 .• who had laboured.under this distressing and psiafallaabiln ten years; he had been under the care of 'several Slifi lli. ' ' professional eminence, none of is - .ram arnrded bra Paro l l relief; but from the superior m.mie of treatment adopted.o eurseed by Messrs. Currie sod Co. he received a radical slw the short space of one month. " To Dr. Currie, 107, Hatton-Garden. _ " Lord feele great pleasure in communicating tot Curnethe perfect re-establetimsent of his beakhs IS al. of his mild Red adurrable treatmeat of ...',i rictures in the U He may add, that he has one for many years eeljort'd 6 •:,., • "" comfort and freedom from pain; and be cinema*, ne aaalf` 4 4 hii having obtained, throegh his skill and IttelitiOre a pesiact :5 radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he was tin 3 0 tothu manner that others stewed the eiKafdasat, by it a4 • • power, tram a fair tiial and ajitet cowrie le.n, terse. ttasi _ oar of applause to Dr. Currie which be sensibly leek arid"da be, most ready and willing to acksewk.uge." • ors** • Messes Curate and Co. may be consulted by patke ts ie Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour; at ttlek rirs it . 107, HattemeUartien. Patiosits is she cuuutry ar e state thesartkplars of their rase, age and general kalt.4l 0 &C. incloting a retnittatie for advice and inediebaYil sane Will Or given or, silt toraly rgeohl___eao• LONLAM.: I'riat"4 r•L.amai. Kirx Pietai Hate; gublahed :acre, 4.7 a at th e atar;(9l6* ftwi 4l4Bt ' • bock •Oh Monday nett, Ina thole 14 . atellitigit verid over to be dissected and :+natomisei. When the sentence was pr trout they again attacked each other with mutual sccusAtiorrs, all tin were removed by The officers of justice. Both of them are greatly emaciated. kV:ORDER'S Ramer.—Yesterday the Rxeonutt , Made a Report of the following capital coniricts;ialt• der sentence of death in Newgare ;—Mary Rice. 1 Esther Todd, and Frances Sage, for stealing pri vately in shops; Martha Bailey and Drldgct Days, for a highway robbery ; T. Deacon, fi , r stealing in a dwelling house ; Sarah . Bowyer and Sarah Grimes, for robbery • T. Casey; for f..,rgery ; J. Kenyon and W. Smith, f or highway robLery ; and J. Roberts, lot stealing in a dwelling house ; when T. Coley was ordered for execution un Wednesday next. MdRKE7B. PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold In Coin, - XS 7s. 044 per al. New [Mara. • tis. ed. per pa. New Douldouni, .Ell 4.. Od.' Elver in turs ptr us. us. Od. Paits OF CCIAI Cull Male, December IS. Ships at Market Sold Witt 49 New c sole 4 495. Od. :o 55*. Od. I Sunderiand b. • Oos. Od. to uos. Od. SMITHFI/J-D. Deensaber 18. Beef 4s 6cl'td Ss Sd I Vest 5s od to es 4d Mutton 41 ed to 6s Od Pork Ss ud to 7s Od beasts. about 1100—Sheep nod bunts*, 4,u00. Calves. I S -Pigs ; 114tt NEWOATE AND LEADEWHALL MARKET. feel ss od to Ss 44 vela 4s 8I to es Mutton 4s 01 to ss ed Pork is 4d to 6• .4d PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. JAM Cs's. WitiTscisAPLl.. Hay IL 10s. to 51. Ss. IS& Hay 41. es. to 51. 101 *raw IL 16s. to 21. 9a. ed. Clover M. 10s. • to 71. Ills Straw IL 14s. :o 2S. Os PRICE OF HAY AND STIL , tIV IN SMITH FIELD. Hay 41 os to 51 lus New Clover 61 Os to 71 les New Hay 01 os to 11 Os Straw 21 Os to 21 9t PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. • BM'. Pockets. &le 101 Os to 111 Os Kent 111 Os fes id toi Mad 101 Oa to 121 Os Sussex 101 10s to. 141 Os Ems • 101 Os to 331 Os Farnham 241 Os to 301 Os PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Ducts 22,1 254 Calf Skins 3221 SIVI Ditto 26d 2sd Ditto Sad 46d Merchants' Backs 22d 24d Ditto • 30.1 4541 Dressing Hides 201 d 224 Streall Seals SSW sad Fine Coach Hides £24 24d Large ditto, per clot. 1204 180 s Crop Hides for cutt. lad itnid Tanned Horse Hides lid 25s Ditto 21d 23141 -Coat Skins 34s 621 RAW HIDES. I Best Heifers and Steens(per Ordinary es. dd. to es. Ild stone) Ss. V. to 33. 6d. Market Calf cis. Od. each Middlings es FAL to es. 104 English Horse 10. to I€. Od Lamb Skins Os. Od. lo Os. Ud. Shearlinp :s. Od. to 3s. Od. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 5s Id Town Tallow 931 Od Clare Market Oa 01 Yellow Russia 90a Od Vb'hitechapel Market Ss 2d White ditto ties Od per stone of Sib. Soap ditto ' 93s 04 10s Yd Melons Stu, SO, od Aversive As £4 Ditto rough 45e Od to 00s Graves 245 Od. Good Dregs Its 01 Yellow Soap 961—Mottled, lag—Curd, I I 4it—P;lot Price of Cindles per dram, tSs. tid--Moulds, 15s od. Umlauting, Dec. 17.—Wheat put- load, X 2.5 os. to Z9ll Os. Barley, per qr. 511. rd. to 615 Beaus 1015.04. to 191sa Od Oats 40s. Od. to M. ` New ditto 6os. od. to 74s Od Rye 00s. Oil. to 00s. Peas 8r5.0(5. to ii 7s. Od Oxvozo, D&c. P2.—The Attend best prise or a bushel of Wheat was Itis. ed. according, to which price, and a due allow ance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread 4re us 10t tow, viz.—The perk loaf household. to welch 1/ ib. Goa. as 6s 2.1 The keit peck 2s. 7d. and the srstalistr its proportion. ' ASHFORD FAT STOCK MARE ST, DEC. 14e Beef, 12s 6cl to 14. Cd poi - *core. Mutton 5s Ud to 51 led per stone. Bents 87. - ,--Siieep.9l4)—P 7- - C alvcS 10. ' COURSE OF EXCHANt.E. AmsterdaM, 28 s 2 U I Palermo, 105 Pence per OZ Ditto at sight, 27 10 Leghorn, 58 Rotterdam, c. f. 913 2 U Genoa, 54 Harnhtugh, 27 6 21 U J Venice, n. C. 52 LW. Piccole Alton:a 27 7 St U effective rerl. stet. Parts i ' dars da. IS 5.; L:v. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 IJ.. 13 75 I I.isbon, 71 Bourdraux, do. IS 75 Oporto, 74 Madrid, Effect. I Dublin, Cadiz, 49 Effect. I Cork, ' • se-- Rio Janeiro 72, Malta 64; 0111salemp. BIRTH. • On the I 3th instant, at Hull, of a $Oll, the Laclyaf Lenten:we Oolong.' West, of the 33u Regiment. .r~ t