Star.
London, England, 1830-03-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The JAnet, Dunlop, from Honduras to Cork, was paned with
on the 14th ult. off the island of Cozumel.

Liming:a" Aram al—Arrived the America, Whittall, from
New York, and the Christopher, Columbus, from Trieste.
Mac, Aram, 26.—Wind S. W.—Arrived from London, the
Dawn, Brag, for Honduras; and Tom Bowling, —, for Pa.
lermo. The Hon. Company's ship London, with the Lice and
Leda, have salled...the rest of the outward bowed remain.
Poaasmouvu, Idaama 26.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Pelican, from the Mediterranean. Sailed the Rhoda, Aber-

deen, for Leghorn.
PLYMOUTH, Mescal 25.—Wind S. W —Arrived from London,
the Sir Charles Forbes, Leslie, for Van Diemen's Land.
TR...ERMA WAIL= 11.—Two Portuguese schooners are cruising
off this island, and were seen this morning off Angra, in chase of
the schooner Admiral Wynham, from London which. however,
escaped, and got into this port. The Hope, Dalrymple,; from U.
verpool, also got in yesterday, after being boarded and warned off.
RAKSOATZ. Masan 26.—The Sprightly,Newten, arrived off this
port in eleven days from Terceira, reports the Diana Portuguese
frigate, a corvette, and a schooner, were cruising off the island on
the 13th inst.

YORK SPRING ASSIZES—March 25.

TRIAL OF SMART, FOR THE EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT

THE NEW BETTING ROOMS AT DONCASTER.
The Orand Jury having, on Tuesday last, returned a true bill
against Isaiah Smart and Thomas Jenkins, his waiter, for stealing
sovereigns to the amount of 1,7001. in the Doncaster betting-rooms,
this morning was appointed for the parties to take their trials.
At nine o'clock, Mr. Justice JAMEs ALLAY PARKE took his
seat on the bench, and the prisoners, who were most respectably
dressed, were placed at the bar.
The witnesses were all ordered out of Court.
The trial appeared to excite a great deal of interest, particularly
int he sporting circles, and the Court was crowded to excess.
The prisoner Smart is the proprietor of the house situate in
Brydges-street, near Drury-lane Theatre, formerly known as Mother
H.'s. He was part-proprietor of the New Betting-rooms at Don-
caster, and the money alleged to have been stolen was taken from
an iron chest by means of a false key, during one of the races in
September last year.
The Court was occupied till eight o'clock of Thursday night
(when our letter left York) in the examination of the witnesses
called on behalf of the prosecution, and there appeared no chance of
the trial terminating till after midnight. The evidence was of that
doubtful character, that a verdict of acquittal was confidently an-
ticipated.
YORK, ONE O'CLOCK FRIDAY MORNING.
RECEIVF.D BY EXPRIISS THIS DAY.

The trial of SmAnT terminated aft,sr an investigation
which occupied fourteen hours and • half, just before midnight.
The chief evidence in support of the prosecution was Ooodered, the
proprietor of the Royal Saloon, Piccadilly, who was the prosecutor,
and the principal owner of the 1,700 sovereigns that were stolen
from the New Betting Rooms at Doncaster. (ioodered was under
examination for several hours, and in his cross-examination there
was a moat extraordinary exposé of the gambling trickery practised
on the turf. The witness was so cut up by the able cross-examina-
tion that the jury discredited his evidence.
Mr. Justice J. A. Park, who appeared to be quits wcariLd with
the tedious investigation, as also were the jury, stated, that unless
full reliance could be placed on the statement of Goodered, they were
bound to acquit the parties.
After a short deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of Not
Guilty.

the 17th March, in the afternoon; he stated that .._ pas concerned
Barbary, to the inhabitants of the southern coast of in a very unpleasant sii.dr, and wished my advice, es he never was
France, offers a most alluring climate :—the soil presents concerned before in a ass of the kind, and was pttfictly ignorant of
the rules of such business. I told him were 1 similarly situated, I
a bosom to the band of cultivation, capable of producing TIIE LATE FATAL DUEL. would look to an °RUN for advice, and retested hint to his Pent re.
all the riches that enhance our best possessions in the
giment. He said he believed there was not an officer in his regi.
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aunt who had ever been cor.c..rned in a transaction of the kind ; mid
ADJOURNED INQUEST ON THE LAW: MR. O'GRADY
detailed to me the circumstances of the case as he was in.
eastern and western seas—sugar, coffee, indigo, rice,
Denum, MARCH 24. . he
; and lie then left me to call
raw silk, cotton, &c. &c. The people are in a state of G. Griffin, Esq. surgeon to the 32d regt. deposed on p ta" or
ntheSrnm i illy, "anM rd. itiolja race! pt of a savable apology if
society, capable of being instantly civilized, and of be floe -
s %wont told inig of Marcie
.ItdatioSee oloetohtmeae.PLl)ularwicra'e offered. The Impression on Mr. O'Grady's mind was, as itetoi'orl to
coming the. most useful subjects. The shores—were tabus Smith and Markham. hinitlifilammt7 wished
Markhama told me that Capes Lieutenant
but' M'S
was damara,
riven on the tiheashbady °Cit'sgred
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burr: was near falhlidng,land.lie could not account for Captain smith's
they possessed and fortified by the hand of science—
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lance is but a run over from the ports of France, so con:
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veniently covered with the intervening possessions of consented to go. They passed over towards Portobello barracks, starter, litle conra`tsurlidtsidngas"tohtt wralt'urewhco7 thel was
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walking receive, and kft me with the intro...ion that he would be •Ve lo
Corsica, yielding an admirable rendezvous and place of. leaving me on the bridge. I remained for some time,
backwards and forwards upon the bridge, till I heard the calling of tiai„g an expla.totton and on apo 1, in feet, r .t, n him
repair for the shipping and small craft running between souse people, waving their hats or 1211k4 I saw Smith hap a with prseedents'where. an apology law 'bee' n .itclur"erl:n3 atterima
the coasts; that, its spite of every opposition, France once
ditch. 1 ran down the road, and saw Mr. O'Grady lying in the blow had b. en given. Lieut. ti•Namora promised in scud etre weed
Sold supported by another. Mr. O'Grady said to me, -" Donee, I *hat should be the result of the cou.rounicati° n and he er11.4 him.
in possession of such a territory, could preserve active am mortally wounded." I said, b' I hope not; let me examine lex that evening,ben I b„ppeied not .0 be at home, s" that lb„, Is
your hurt." I undid his smallelothes, and found be had received a raj I know of the transaction.
communication with all the coasts of the Mediterranean, gunshot wound in the abdomen. He took bold of my hand and 'I he further investigation of this unforte: etc transaction was then
and maintain her power. said, " for God's sake do not leave me." I told him I would not. , wiiourntd to „ o'clock w.
'in answer to Wilma:a, I stated my opinion that the wound was •
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