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IVAi'AL INTELLIGENCE. • P..ssengers per Charles Aliils , Captain Jackson, to Madras a:.lCalcutta:—Colonel and Mrs. Elliott and the two Missea :lat. Mrs. Colonel Welsh, Miss Welsh, Miss Armstrong, Moulins, .Major and Mrs. 13almain, Mrs. Bertram, Mrs. I .rhiteLatl, Nlnjor NO„paon Mr. and Blips Morel!, Mr. Assey, fir. Santlhani, Messrs. dewton, Freeman, Huish, Waddle, F...nton, Carlyhell, Musgrove, and Wm. Jackson, Miss Dona e. cr d two natives of India. - Thursday, the (Ito and Iturat.no, the one of 18 guns and the c',:ler of 10 guns, were launched from the mast-house slip, in C.:-:ham Dock-yard, and went off about half-past one, in a very hand.ome manner. Admiral Sir Joa Goat and Commissioner is R. ItaaLow and their families, with much other mspectable cc apany, were present at the sight. • We lately mentioned that several pieces of Nankin had been I • -ked up at sea, off Whitstable. It Is aow ascertained by these • other ankles of colonial produce, which have subsequently Fe.'n found, as well as by the anchor of the vessel, that they t • :red part of the cargo of the brig Dorothea, of Sunderland, e.'-‘1 sailed from the River for ilambtargh, at the beginning of 1,14 month, and traq wrecked. turing the late hurricane, in ;- e West Barrows. The whole of the crew, it is feared, perished , • !lie same time. • 3londay se'nnight, as T. Bury, a seaman belonging to the pock-yard Lighter, at Chatham, was returning on board that vessel, in going down the ladder, being a little intoxicated, he Eruck himself against the stancheon of the main rope, which r yipitated him into the mud, and from the fail injured his trine, and caused his death on the following day. FALMOUTH, Aram W.N.W.—Arrived Ms Majos t-'s ship Lear, of 40 guns, from a cruiie. Sailed the Duke of }sent packet, with a Mail for Lhbon ; F.sther, BUTTERFIELD, f-r Marseilles; Commerce, llocr.r..x; and Truro, CLINES, for I. - - Pg.vmouvit, Aram 3.—Wind K.F.—Arrived the Integrity from Dover, and sailed for tha Isle of Alan; Viscount l'sn-onth, Ts - Race, from London, and sailed for St. Andero ; the Lynx, Ilznratu, for Quebec; Christian, Goss, f..t Terveira; Concord, :Urals; Squib, Pouirm; and Com -1.7,4"re, ('oosza, for Newit.Losiland. roc:snot:au, A rau. E.S.E.—Arrived from the I`-'was the Providence, CLAIM • Mary Ann, Ettasox ; and Sir nes Kempt, Dasinsos, for iiiebcc. The Amity, BALER ' for tl , e South S:as, with about '2O other vessels, passed down Chan ••:. Saikd the Star transport, fur Ceylon; Underwood, WOOO, 1:••• llathadoes ; Sir Joseph lladts, Lanny, for Jamaica : Charles JACK -ON, for Madras and Calcutta; Buckinghamshire, IiAN:44, for the Mauritius and China ; Surrey, Satan, for New :'oath 11':,14.s ; and the whole ef the outward-bound, except the Vati Sr. N'incen, fur New South Wales. Dc sr., TAM 4.—Wind F..—Arrived and sailed for the River t'.:7 Govur.::.r Harcourt, Wu.sox, from I)emerara; Anthony, tyrxe, front Lilion; Vbilliam Manning, Ssuru,from St. Kitt's; 8.30-Nr.u., from Trieste for larrnouth ; and William, :tt tot.z, f: - um Galipoli for Hell. Came down from the Livlr aid sailed, the Leda, Wit.sOs,fcr I Laannah ; Governor 1131% :tt, for Tobai es ; Rohm Edwards, Suzasunsz, for ; n , ,. Cott.za, far Newfountiland; and Scipio, Cocrza, 1.,r I'he Hope, Coeuss, remains. .tiled the High -1 J, Moos:, for Alztkira ; and Fortune, ANT4I4OX, for L:. P:t;:s51:11:h., I Aran.- 4.—Arrivcd the Prince of Orange packet, v.ith a M:.11 from Malkin& •1/‘:%:.•_..:c, Aram 4.—The schooner Rose has been got off S::!%i, ftei . diNcharzing about two-thirds of her cargo, and is hat btlur. • Pota APRIL `2.-••••Tiv: Maris, Gaisrtne, remains on .r.! in srl..vay Frith a complete wreck, only about 10 or 3. ogsirc...:.s of tol:a.:co saved. tit , .lean, 2.—The princip.:l and inferior Officers of :'r Dock-yard, will be paid to-morrow and 'Tuesday their re spectiee s.daries fur the last quarter. The &VAN and STAG cut.. is . s ate r,:f.tring ur..ler th.ir pendi_nts. The MILATILGAR, a 1 s: -:.etc, na the slip, is getti,:g very forward for launchin g . DlsTii: gt:Tti)x OF PRIZE-MONEY. Saiel,ay for we Ettneli, the Sat of May, at No. 13, C:eat Gcorv-street, Vlrestuthister, and recalled there. . NAVAL PROMOTIONS .%NI) APPOINTMENT& PROMOTIONS. Commaxoras—O.V.Verion, J:.o. Jim. Branford. : Furramornaran Consuansas..-Johnstlexander, Chaa.Rundle. I.l.ErraxaNss--Edward P. Cox W. D. Smethurst, George Fr Edward Wavell, W. A. Longmont, F. 'R. Dashwood, J. B. Toktr, J. E. Grimth, Thos. CargrelL Susasos:—James APPOIN TM lINTS. Vier- AnonnAL—Sir Graham 31oorc, Commander-in-Chief in 31ednerranean. Ftala-lArtrrcvairr Sz:srtw RV, Barry Munro. R EA ica r —l,VilliArn -Charles Fahie. Conimauder-in etfef at the Leeward Wands. FLAG Inun..-uar—Juseph U. Thomas.--Sacia-uar, E. E. CA ITAlNl—Roarer Hall, to the Carnation; 0. V. Vernon, 1 1 :ake; J. T. Nicolas, F.garia. Eatumvsszs--Charles IBM, to the Brazen; IL G. Welsh (a:t.), Cnifiance; E. I'. Cos, Creole; J. B. Tokar, Drake; li. C. Curry, Pieria; Robert Stuart, ditto; Robert Lowcay, d'...to; F. R. Dashwood, Baryalus; Charles Gosset, Favourite; J 4eph Roth.; ilaricquin; George Spong, Liverpool; Edward Li%cumbe, *Alintlen; Edward Wavell, Nautilus; J. 11. Boteler, Northumberland; William Maxwell (act.), Ontario; J. Bil lingsley Parthian; Edward Spaxzhott, Revolutionazire ; f,:Thur Memel!, dittol C. Parker (act.). SApphire ; Thomas Idye, Shan:rock ; V; Mumbee, Sir F. Drake; Fr.uicis Roberts, .r; W. 1). Smethurst, Tees; G. C. Gambier, Topaze; Packing, Tribune; J. R. Thomas, First Lieutenant, tiitto: 6. R. Lambert, First Lieutenant, Vigo; Hon. M. Stop :l-7e, 11zi:iant and Mary yacht; William Edwards, Cheerful, L.:, Eat cruizer. P.:var. Masai:as—First Lieut. W. S. Knapman, to the Vige. Ilasscas--Alexander Watson, to the Alban; William Ram s?. Ar.,b ; Edward-Franklin (act.), Conftance ;L. Edwards, ; George Patterson, Favourite; N. Joheson, Pandora; Is% Brown, IVasp. ::RCEONC—ltobert Somerville (act.), to the Bann; W. 11. Glows ram), Coultas:cc ; James Debbie, Egeria ; Charles Kent, ; (larles Linton, Sybille; John Rainey, supernurre ay ditto; Peter Comrie, ditto; Charles Cameron, ditto ; Gil xrt King, ditto; William Anderson (2), Tamar. icsivrasy•Seasros—John Baird, to the Clinker; Richard Wzrsick, Egeria ; Edward Finucane, Favourite • John Isaac, I.argaroo ; Robert Gourley, I.ifiey ; A. Ra msay. Seraph; AL Wilson, Severn; Robert Morrison, Sir Francis Drake; •-^:a Adair, Sybille; R. Lamar, • ditto ; William Black, ; MiGee, ditto; David Gtlatlie, ditto; C. Tamar; C. France, Vigo. "..!ISEas-41.8. H. Long, to the Bann ; Henry Ennis, Con ; Turner, Cygnet; William Webb, Egeria; F. ):&hn, Fly ; Robert Golding, Queen Charlotte; W. H. Bond, ; William Smith (aet.), Tyne. aIISCELLANEOUi APPOINTMENTS. 7 :..s'dent Commisnioners of the Victualling at Plymouth and ':.zsmouth, respectivelp--Osptain Richard Creque, R.N. and I fear" Garrett, R.N. • Jerk of the Survey, Deptford-yard—Daniel D. Dawes. S....geon of Chatham-yard—David Rowlands, The Lord Warden of tE?. Cinque Ports Las appointed Wz. Esq. to be Captain of Archclitl Fort, in the port of touch had become vacant by .the decease of the late is l:4iward Ladd. ':•wernor FA !MU!? A R arrived on Friday night at midi the intention of embarking in the Buck . .%:Hulisllive East Indianian ; but that vessel having E:,:e;leney, after rhi. ping his baggage at 1.; •ver is a passage ve s sel, returned on Saturday to town, in order to proceed to Portsmouth, •••• putt the Birckinhamshire reached on Sunday. Tiqatijay, ltear-admiral Lioriaxtur sailed from Lio,mouth for St. Helena, in the Vico, 74, Captain iluows. to relieve Rear-Admiral ..._PT-Apstm. ,:m.bcr of sulnglers were put on board, to serve :ive according to the Statute. . A :!ran,i Liint,cr was given at the United Service I . !ir How c, on Sunday last, the Anniversary of the copenhagen, under the command of Lord • . 1 7 ' 4() N. Hord Highness the Duke of. cLA. .ith his presenet.—.- -iiljor-Crtaeral IkTCHINWI4 was hi the Chair. SPORTING: NEWMARKET CRAVES MEETINo: vusamay, •rate. 4. Sweepstakes of of 100 gs. each, for fillies, Bg. 61b. Mr. Thornhill's by Scud, out of Topaz Mi. Payne's by Crispin, out of Lady Sophia Mr. Douverit's Ham, by Scud, out of 'Estoril Five to two on Flam. - The Second Class of the Sixth Riddles Worth Stakes of 200 g. •• each, h. ft. for fillies, Bst. 71b. those got by untried stallions, or out of untried mares, to be allowed 31b. if both, 51b. Ab. D. of Rutland's b. by Waxy, out of Sorc:ry, Bst. 41b. 1 Mr. Jones's Sophia, by Poulton, out of Variety, Bst. 41b. 2 air. Lake's by Seymour or 131tich:T, Bst. 41b.. Three to one on D. of lititlAnti's b. Sir J. Shelley's C. by Phantom, dam by Walton, out of Moc%- bird's dam, Bst. 41b. beat I). of Grafton's ch. f. by Haphazard, out of Prudence, Bst. R. M. 9.00,;5. h. ft.—Two to one on Sir J. Shelley's c. The First Class of the Oatland Stakes of 5035. each, h. ft: D. I. Mr. Galley's Champignon, 3-yrs. old, 7st. 101 b. . 1 Mr. Larabton's Agricola, 3-yrs. old, Bst. 51b. Major Wilson's Scheilun, 3-yrs. old, 6st. 121 b. M. Goddard's Sir Topaz, 3-yrs. old, 7st. 61b. 4 Mr. Jones's Fanny, 4-yrs. old, Bst. 61b. Mr. Wilson's Ilaruspez, 3-yrs. old, Est. 121 b. 141. Warwick's Wouvermans, 4-yrs. old, Sit. 71b. Mr. Lake's Teniers, 3-yrs. old, 73t. 10Ib. Fire to one agst. Champignon-Seven to four agst. Agricola. 14. Rous's ch. c. Hoopoe, by Quiz, rec. ft. from Mr. Thorn hill's ch. c. Sailor, by Scud, Bst. 71b. each, R. 31. 200 es. h ft. Mr. Charlton's David, Bst. 71b. agst. Major Wilson's Scl.v darn, by Juniper, 7st. ;lb. R. C. 103 gs. h. ft. or lOgs. if declared by the Ist of anuary; the latter declared ft. December 51, 1819. NORTHAMPTON SPRING RACES, MARCH 7,0. Fifty Pounds, giveh by the Gentlemen hunting with the Pytch ley Hounds. • Heats. Mr. Potterton's gr. g. by Trafalgar, 4-yrs old - I 1 'Mr. Griffin's b. m. by Doubtful, 5-yrs old - - 2 2 Mr. Drags gr. g. by Sir Harry, 6-yrs old - - 3 3 tit Vi lir• f- • cti tr. to. 1 1.1 4' MATCH AGAINST TIME. TA:4MIt DENDIG..--Captain GobnAkeg grand match, to drive two horses, tandem fashion, eighteen miles in an hour and a half, was attempted by the Captain on Monday, on the IteaJ- Ing road. it was for two hundred guineas, and heavy sums were pending upon it. The Captain did the first six miles in twenty-seven minutes and ten seconds, and the horses paced remarkably well together. In the eighth mile the leader broke into a canter, and three minutes were lest in turning, and he was two minutes over the: hour doin the twelve miles, when the leader began to slacken pace, and tha attempt was given up in the fifteenth mile. MANCHESTER MEETING.. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. SZR —ln your Paper of Friday last, you have published in you: lading article, what you may peisiely consider to be part of a speech delivered by me at a Meeting of the Ward c f Cheap, in October last, convened for the purpose of discuasing the oc currences which took place at Manchester on the liith of Auguq. Had you left the matter hire, and been contented with giving to the Public this pretended extract, garbled and essentially in correct as it is, I should have let it pas., as I have before done mary similar attacks, like the " Idle wind which I regard not." You have, however, thought proper to designate me as " th, , witness" of the Meeting at Manchester; and, as such, having -stated, at the Meeting of the Ward of Cheap, what you consider to be false. Your statement is regarded by every person with whom I have conversed on the subject, to be a gross and in famous calumny; it being known to all who•attended the Meet ing, that 1 there said—" If there be any Gentleman in the room who actually witnessed the occurrences which took place no.' &. Peter's Church, I will thank him to rise, as, in that case, I feel I should be unnecessarily taking up the time of the Meeting, inasmuch as what I have to state Is front the evidence of others, not having myself arrived in Manchester until the evening of that day"—or words to that effect. lam ready, Sir, to make every reasonable allowance for the difficulties with which the Conductor of a public Journal has to contend, in guarding him. self from imposition, as to the truth of articles to him fur publication ; but I should be totaUy regardless of what is due to my character, were I to suffer so unfounded a charge to go forth to the Public, in a Journal hitherto considered so highly resrect able. Your immediate insertion of this letter will be a pleasing proof to me, that you arc seady to repair any injustice which, through haste er inadvertency, you may have committed. I take leave farther to remark, that whatever Itave stated in regard to the unfortunate occurrences at Manchester, has been upon the authority of those who were eye-iv:Messes—men whose veracity stands unimpeached ; and I here repeat my sentiments avowed at the Meetirtg in the Ward of Cheap, and which re main unaltered ,by anything which has since occurred—that I cannot believe, that so honourable a body as the Magistrates and Yeomanry of Manchester, can deserve those sweeping con , demnations which arc daily poured forth in some of the Public Journals, and otherwise, against them, until they are fairly sub stantiated by the Tribunals of the Country. • I remain, Sir, your obedient Servant, Barge Yard, 4th April, 1820. J. B. SPENCER. We feel always much pleasure in making prompt reparation for any injustice of which we may -unsuspectingly have been made the medium, and therefore readily give insertion to the preceding Letter, which, we trust, will have the effect of re moving any impression unfavourable to the writer's character, from the misrepresentation of which hese justly complains. We beg, at the same time, shortly to explain how it was that we were led into that misrepresentation. When the Meeting of the Ward of Cheap took place, in October last, we copied an account of it into the STAI from one of the Morning Papers, and Mr. S. by referring to that account, will find that he was there actually reported to hcve spoken as having been himself an eye-witness of the transactions at Manchester. Neither then nor since were we given to understand that there was any error in the statement, and in recopying it in our observations or. Friday last, Mr. S. Trust be satisfied that we could be under no other than an honest impression that we were repeating what was undoutitedmatter of fact. As to Mr. B.'s observations on the Manchester affair itself, we shall say nothing; our silence is as great a favour as we can shew him.—We would only add, that it was on his statement, made, as we now learn, not on his own authority, as on eit wr:•s, but on the authority of other t7,e-witmesses, that the Ward of Cheap came to the Resolutions then adopted. Perhaps some may think,"that Mr. Sex:4cm having been the organ of tkeir stot , ment, he ought now to furnish the• Ward, if not the Public, with the names of " the eye-witnesses, whose veracity stands unimpeach.:d." This would at once place the onus where it ought to be.—Erns. MEMBERS RETURNED TO PARLIAMENT. INIt.A NIL LD:ratcr (County)—Colonel Fitzgibbon and Captain O'Grady. The only two places in Ireland that have not yet returned Nlembera, are the City of Limerick, the County atid the Town of Galway. ' SCOII4IID. Descrans INsturn or Ilcsona—W. IL R. Douglas, Esq. DYSAW: Dsr:axt—Sir It. Crawford Ferguson. SrlaLe:3 Dteratc:—Robert Downie, Esq. Anzanzzy DzsyszeT—Joiss6 Home, Esq. Pi C. 171 DIiTRICT-HOC. H. Lindsay. Previous to a public dinner, at Sunderland, on Tuesday, in celebration of Mr. LA NORTON'S re-elec tion for thetcountr of Durham, that Gentleman ad dressed the inhabitants in an excellent speech, in the course of which he -observed, that the evidence on 'the trial of Mr. HUNT and others at York, sheaved, more than ever, the necessity of a further Parlia mentary inquiry into the Manchester business. Monday night, about ten o'clock, a one-horse chaise (in which were a Lady and Gentleman) and. a Greenwich stage ran foul of each other near New Cross turnpike, when the Lady was thrown out of (he chaiie, the coach passed over her body, and she instantly died. The Gentleman escaped .bodily in jury, but the *anguish.of his mind, on learning the fate of his companion ) was indescribable. • • - • • iIIGH TREASGM LIST OF TILE WITNESSES WHO ARE TO GIVE EVIDENCE ON TILE PART OF THE CROWN IN THE APPROACH ING-TRIALS ion HIGH TREASON. Robert Adams, cordwainer, now in custody. Leonard Alderson, Antelope-gardens, Holyvvell-mount, cord wainer. James Aldous, Berwick:street, pawnbroker. George Avis, Bow-street patrol. William Adkins, Governor of the House of Correction. Right Hon. Charles Bathurit. John Baker, servant to the Earl of Harrel:lrby. Robert Baker, Esq. Justice df the Peace, Bow-street. Gabriel Baker, yeoman, Warder of the Toyer. William 11. Baldwin, shopman to Mr. Cohieghi, priniseUer, Cockspur-street. William Barrow, chaii-maker. James Ilasey, soldier, ed Regiment (Coldstream) Guards. Daniel Bishop, officer. Bow-street. Charles Bissex, watchman. Richard Birnie, Eaq. Baty-street Office. • Joseph Brind, servant to J. Saunders, Stefohn-street,Cterkenwell. William Charles Brooks, Bow-street patrol. Charles ;laurclaer, Es a. Assistant Solicitor, Treasury. Joha Bube.er, Warder of the Tower. Thomas Bubb, Watchmen. John Bamford, Captain and Adjutant of the London and West minster Light horse Volunteers. James Buller, Fsq. one of the Clerks of his Majesty's moat honourable Privy Council. George Brand, turnkey of the House of Correction. Henry Brand, ditto. Viscount Castlereagh. 'Thomas Carr, cordwainer. Robert Carter, yeoman, Warder of the Tower. George Cayloc k,i Cato-street, blacksmith. Jos. tampion, Bow-street patroL Robt. Chapman, ditto. _Richard Viscount Chetwynd, one of the Clerks of his Ma jesty's most honourable I'rivy Council. Stephen eladdis, yeoman, Warder of the Tower. John Clark and William Clark, ditto. Thomas Clark, Great York-mews, Portman-square, tailor. Wm. Cooper, Warder of the Tower. Jonathan Curtis, soldier, 2d (Coldstream) Guards. John Cygrove, ditto. John Davy, Parker -street, Drury-lane, wheelwright. Jeremiah Davies, Warder of the Tower. • H. bevies, servant to the Eartof Ailobury, Grosvenor-square. Thomas Davison, printer, Duke -street, West Smithfield. George Denise, yeoman, Warder of the Tower. Gerard Devisme, Fsq. Bryanstone-street. merchant. .Ton: than Dobson, Silver -street, Clerkenwell, dealer in old iron. Esther Dobson, wife of the above. Thomas Dwyer, Gee's-court, Oxford -street, bricklayer. James t; at, Warder of the Tower. Richard Faze, ditto. Robert East, White -street, Moorfields, letter-easter. George Edwards, Ranelagh-place, modeller. James Edgar, soldier 2d (Coldstream) Guards. James Ellis, Bow-street patrol. Thomas Farrell, Di:ke-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, green-grocer. Frederick Fitzclarence, Ensign 2d (Coldstream) &dards. Patrick Flanagan, St. Giles's, watchman. William Fletcher. Warder of the Tower. William Ford, Mount-street, Lambeth, cordwainer. Emanuel Francis, Southampton-mews, Mary-la-bonne, labourer. William Fryer, Warder of the Tower. Benjamin George Gill, Bow-street patrol. henry GiLan , servant to Mr. Whittle, apothecary, Mount street, Grosvenor square. Mary Gould, Adam's-mews, Grosvenor-square s wife of George Gould, victualler. lizabeth Gould, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, wife of Robert °mild, victualler. William Gibbs, Bow-street patrol. • Dudley, Earl of I larrowhy, Lord President of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council. Joseph Hale, apprentice to John Thomas Brunt, boot-closer. Edward Hanson, serjeant of Artillery, Tower. John Ilarknett, Clement's• Inn, labourer. James Harrell, Lamb Chapel-court,MonkweU-street,cordwainer. Thomai Hatton, Warder of the Tower. Joseph Hayward, Long-alley, Moor-fields, cordwainer. Thomas liiden, Manchester-mews, milkman. Mary Iloare, Great Wild-street, spinster. John Hobbs, White Hart-yard, Brook's-market, victualler. Henry Hobhouse, Esq. one of his Majesty's Under Secretaries of State. George Howard, Fox-court, Gray's Inn-lane, coriwainer. William Humphrey, Warder of the Tower. Samuel Ilutnphreys, Radnor -street, St. Luke's, iron-founder. James Inglis, soldier 2d Regiment (Coldstream) Guards. Thomas Jennings, New Compton-street, carver and gilder. Jane Isaacs, Cato -street, spinster. Thomas Keyes, Frith -street, Soho, victualler. Thomas Keyes, the elder, Gent. same place. Walter Knowles, Warder of the Tower. John Lane, Gent. Jailor of the Tower. Stephen Lavender, officer, Bow-street. William Lee, patrol, Bow-street. • John Leeson, Warder of the Tower. William Legg, serjeant 2d Regiment (Coldstream) Guards. Elijah Litchfield, Clerk of the Office of the Solicitor of the Treasury. James Lott, serjeant 2.1 .Reg iment (Coldstream) Guards. Edward Lawson, Brown ' s -lane, Spitalfields, currier. Anne M`Carthy, Gray's-buildings, Manchester-square, wife of James M'Carthy, labourer. Thomas Main, Warder of the Tower. John Mansfield, servant to Ensign Fitzclarence. George Maule, Esq. Solicitor to the Treasury. Thomas Miles, Warder of the Tower. Giles Franklin Moay, Mary-la-bonne, watchman. Thomas Monument, Garden -court, Gray's Inn-lane, cordwainer. John Monument, prisoner in the Tower Thomas Morris, Warder of the Tower. John Muddock, soldier, 2d Regiment (Coldstream) Guards. Richard Munday, Cato -street, labourer. James Monday, same place, labourer, son of the above. Jeremiah Maidment, constable, Bow-street. John Hector Morison, Drury-lane, cutler. Stephen Morris, turnkey, house of - Correction. Luke Nixon, patrol, Bow-street. Henry John, Viscount Palmerston, Secretary at War. Herry Yargiter, messenger to the Solicitor to the Treasury. J. Pocock, Tunbridge-row, Lord's Cricket-ground, whitesmitb. Jona:bar:Poulson, servant to the Lord Archbishop of York. John Powell, Warder of the Tower. • Edward Pratt, Fox-place, Lard's Cricket-ground, smith. J. 11. Price, Kendal's-mews, Blandford-street, brass-worker. Mary l'rivatt, Vine-yard, Southwark, char-woman. Henry Phillips, Pleasant-row, Lord's Cricket-ground, labourer. Henry Baldwin Raven, clerk to the Solicitor to the Treasury. William Read, officer, Hatton-garden. James Revell, soldier, ad Regiment (Coldstream) Guards. William Ridsdale, waiter, Peel's Coffee-house. George itcelifort, Little l'ark-lane, Regent's-park, watchman. Mary Rogers, Fox-cou rt,G rav's-inn-lane, chandler's-shop keeper." George Rogers, Warder of the Tower. George Thornes Joseph Ruthe en, officer, Bow-street. \Vita Sellihaaks, Holly-row; Lord's Cricket•ground, carpenter, Wm. Joseph Salmon, Seymour-place, Mary-la-bonne, tailor. ; Win. Salmon, officer, Bow-street. Henri Saxelby, Warder of the Tower. Robert Shepherd, ditto, Sarah Shevhard, Great Wild -street, victualler. Edward Simpson, Corporal-major, 2d Regiment Life Guards. Thomas Smart, Wood-street, Westminster, watchmaker. Augustus Smith, Swats and Horse-shoe public-house, Little Bri tain, plumber and glazier. Ralph Spooner, servant to Armstrong and Co. Leather-lane. John Stafford, Chiff-clerk, Bow-street. • James Strickland, corporal, 2d Regiment (Coldstream) Guards. John Sunman, patrol, Bow-street. William Stitch, John-street, Grosvenor-mews, cordwainer. John Clark Sinith,John-street West, Edgware-road, victualler. Samuel H. Taunton, officer, How-street. , • • Sarah Taylor, Warwick-street, Golden-seuare, printsellen Abraham Thompson, Warder of the Tower. • William Tomlin, Gray's-inn-lane, victualler. John Townshend, patrol, Bow-street. • • The Right Honourable Nicholas Variation, Chancellor and Under -treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. Benjamin Wilßani Valentine, officer, Marllmarough-stries. Willem tinderwood, Warder of the Tower. Joker Viales t oScer,.Marlhorodsh•streeti -• • .• • • , , 4ameilValker, Outi•strcet, Old Ardllery-gronad, coffee-bona keePc4 . • Eleanor Walker, spinster, servant to Henry Rners, Fez-courti Gray's lain-lime. James Weeder, Edgware-road, oil ant; colour-mani John Welford, sontli street , Park-Line, clerk to James rer.r.v, auctioneer and appraiser. William Weetcott, patrol, Bow-sttref. Robert ,Wood r Elliot's-row, I;ord's f'sicket-gronre, tirmzn and brazier.. John Woodviard, High-street, Islington, co: - iiminer. John Wright, patrol, ilow-street. Henry Wheeler, turnkey, House of Correction. laizabeth Weston, Cato-street, wife of Edward W,-ston, plurnbcr and glazier. _ _ _ To the abstract of the Indictment against , the Sta.. e Prisoners, which appeared in yesterda ) 5 STAR, should be added the following : " 9thly, Composing and preparing an Address to the King.'s subjects, containing therein, that their Tyrants were destroyed, and that the Friends of Liberty were called upon to come =c-- ward, as the Provisional G')vernment was then sitting,' wiA t intent bayTiblish the san.::, and thereby V. solcit and.,iiicite the King's subjects to aid and assist, as in the last overt a&. " lOthly, Assembling thrmszlves verb arms, with intent to assassinate, kill, and murder d::;:rse of the Privy Council, and to raise and make Insurrection, rebel:ion, and war, and subvert and destroy the Constitution and C , :verninent." • WARWICK, TUESDAY MORNING. In consequence of Mr. Justice BEST'S indisposi tion, the whole of yesterday was employed in the trial, before Mr. CLARKE, of Crown cases possessing no general interest. The defendants in Majcr CART WRIGHT s cast applied yesterday to the JUDGE, ex pressing their regret at the cause of his absence, but requesting, as they were living at a great expense; to be informed when this case would probably he heard. In answer to this Mr. Justice BEs'es son waited upon them, and stated that it Was at that moment impossible to mention any time preciselt, but that his father was equally desirous that. nn de lay should take place. lie 'added, that ele l'hvi cians had advised his father not to go into Co!!ft this day. Major CARTWRIGUT has not only subpcenaed Sr' FRANCIS BURDETT, amongst a numerous list of wit nesses, but also the Duke of Roxisuactr, the Duke rf BEDFORD, and Mr. TIERNEY. The MAJOR appears at present rather infirm, from his extreme age, having nearly completed his SOtit year. The venerable Dr. PA RR is hem, anxious to be present at the trial : he is the personal friend of Major CARTWRIGHT, but has ro participation is his politics. SVBREY ASSIZES. The business of these Assizes having terminated, the several prisoners have arrived at Heraemo:rger•lane Gaol, to undergo their various sentences• There were twenty-two convicts re ceived sentence of Death : the whele *ere, however, reprieved before the Roos: left Kingston; exc:rt the following, ..rho are ordered for execution on Alondxy next : Henry Payre. aged '24, for burglary anti sikieP-stealing; I'Vededge, aged 7,3, for the like o ffence grletd Cane, aged 32, fur a burglary et Richmond. The cue of the latter convict is rather singubr, he having been out on bail, and surrendered himself at the Assize:, confidently anticipating an acquittrl. RICHA RDSON, Goont.ock, and Co. respectfully ac... quaint the Public, that Tickets and ShateS for the New State Lottery are on Sale at their Offices, Bank buildings, Cornhill, and Charing-hross. The Scheme ccntains Foofy:iges of X 30,000 Two Prizes of £20,000 Two Prizes of XlO,OOO Three per Cent. Consols. And 5e40,000 has been added to the Prize-Mdttey heretofore ala lowed by Government—For the exclusive advantage of early Purchasers, £60,000, in Two Thousand Prizes of £5O each, will be distributed by a preliminary Drawing Next Tuesday, the 11th instant. RicfzArasox, Goomucx, and Co. sold, in the last Lottery Icoa 7807, a Prize of £20,000 Money, in shares. ,Schemes gratis. Monday evening a boy, about six years of age, was unfortunately killed at Stepney fair: lie w.L.I standing before one of those dangerous machines, a swing, when, owing to the pressure of the crowd, he was pushed forward, and before he conld get out of the way, the ponderous swing, in which were seated' six or seven young men and women, and going with frightful velocity, struck him in the stomach, and dc. prived him of life on the spot. _ _ Itrrinxtrry.—Yesterday a charge of a singular nature came frt. investigation before the Magistrates of Lambeth-street Police I Offie: :—Oa Monday, the wife of a farmer, at Malden, in' seer, nearly fifty years of age, thought proper to leave her boast., where she had lived respected for years, with a man not mere than twenty years old, but taking with her an the money in the house, amounting to nearly sixty pounds. The farmer soon discovered the elopement, and immediately went in pursuit of the fugitives, and traced them, the same evening, to an Intl, in Whitechapel, where ke arrived at the moment they were alighting from the stage-coach. They were given into the cus tody of the watchman, who conveyed them to the watch house; and in the Morning. they were taken before the Sit ting Magistrate, who recommended that all the money she had in her possession should be handed over to the complain ant, which was done, to the amount of twenty-two pounds.— The gallant being questioned as to what property he had in his possession, said it was under twenty pounds. It proved, how ever, to be' upwards of thirty, which was ordered to be given to the husband. The young man affected great joy in restoring it 'to the -right owner. The fainter; having recovered nearly the whole of his money, not wishing to press the business any fur ther, the parties, after a suitable- admonition from the Magis trates, left the Office. The lady then .accompanied her husband home, and the young man proceeded to some friend's house in town. Matters Were thus amicably settled. • BOW-STMT.—Yesterday, Thetnits Brain was examined before R. Beim, Esq. on a 'cbargrof feloniously stealing a horse and gig, which he had hired of Mr. :Charlton, of the Dolphin lite, Winebester. It appeared that he sold the horse, about a fort night ago, to Mr. Prior, a surgeon, at Clapham, rrer, and the harness to the landlord of the Swan public-house, at Stockwell. The prisoner was committed forfurther examinatien, the owner of the property not being in town: John Bullock was brought up 14 , Bishop, one of the principal officers, on the following charge :—On the night of the 23d Ja nuary last, the warehouse of Mr. Thomas Pricstnall, in the Church-gate Factory, Stockport, Cheshire, was broken into and plundered of silk to a very large amount. Informatltin was re ceived that a great part of the silk . was concealed in a house in Phtenix-street, Brick-lane, kept by a man of the name of Jamei Brown. A search-warrant was obtained, and Bishop, accom panied by Lavender, went to Browrea house. Brown informed the o ffi cers where t he prisoner was to be found, and they went and apprehended him. lie was remanded for farther eta:M[l36.T. A man named Henry Ctianolly, charged with uttering tvr,, forged Bank of Ergland notes, to Mt. Manning, linen-draper, in Holborn, was committed for re'-examination on Thursday next, when it is expected a nuntbee of charges, of a similar nature, will be brought against bin'. CORN 'EXCII A NUE, MA Ithl-LA NE, APRIL 5. A very considerable quantity of all Grain remained over lions Monday's mat ket, in addition to which we had a fresis supply of Wheat am' Barley from Suffolk and :Surfolk, boils which articles were ex ceedingly heavy sale, and only a few picked sam ples of .each could be got off Ott Alcusday s terms; all other sorts may be coasidesed one . shilling per quar ter cheaper.—The arrival of Oats.; large, and, to effect sales, an abatement of.ctmitilling per quar ter was subini4ed to.—ln Beans and Peas there is no alteration.