Star.
London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

RICHAAD ANDREWS.

Yellenlay the further hearing of this perfon's cafe was refumed,
at the Public Office, Qz.ueen's-fqeare, purnialit to ornottitment.
Mrs Harria, wife of the merchant who had loft hit plate, and
daughter of Mr. Hares, from whofe hook it was 110k11. corro-
borated what had been advarccd by Mr. Young, who redeemed
the plate. She, after the plate wis loft, had miffed her tetner
from his houfe, and, although he was in the King's Bench, tb it
fad the not afeertain. Her father was in a moderate wty
of bulinets before Mr Andrews cattle to lodge at his houfe, but
executions were afterwards continually comb" in.
Mr. Parker. Pawnbroker, in Fleet ftreet, was n-it called. to
prove the paweing of the plate. He knew the prifoner. but It
was not pledged by him. Two ladies came to hit, dour in a car-
riage, a (cuftorn very frequent) and oue of them pledge. the pro-
perty in the name of Harris. This witn..fs had been informed
that the father had robbed the f m of the plate, or that the fon had
robbed the father. He bad aifo been fummonci before a li4asif.,
trate for giviog up the plate. hut his accufer did not attend
' Part of the evidence which wa, given at the laid examination
was read and attefted by the witneffes.
' I. Newcomb, a poor old rran, a journeyman fhoernaker, depofed
that about half a year ago the prifoner was introduced to him. The
witnefs made fome boots and Mors for his children. The prifoner
rcprefented hinifelf to be under fome tenirorary embarraffinent
in confequence of his being involved in a fuit at lai.v for the reco-
very of confiderable property; but added, that he hoped that
matter would very &only be terminated in a manner highly to his
fatisfaelion, and he would have a feat in Parliament. The wit-
nefs lent him feveral fmall fums of money, both In order to for-
ward his Cult at law, and to furnith hlnifelf with clothes. He even
got credit in the witnefs's name and with his perrniffion at chand-
ler's (hops and other places for neceffaries of fuhfiftence. The
whole of which the winters was afterwards made anfwerahle for,
amounting in all to fomething upwards of ad.
Mr. Brown Rated, that he became acquainted with the prifoner
while they were In the King's Bench Prifon together. They were
both releafed at the fame time under the Infidel:tit Act. The wa-
ne*, bad an annuity in right of his lace wife ; and the prifoner and
he being on very intimate terms, 'timers frequently dined in com-
pany, and was by hint introduced to Major Daviton. The wit-
net's wasted to believe that the prifonces intereit was fu very great
that be could by his means be placed in fume lucrative fitua-
tion. under Government. While the prifoner kept a haute in
Half Moon-ftreet, Piccadilly, he gave the w.tnefs a letter of re-
commendation to Lori Bathurft; but the witnefa never obtained
the fituation which he hoped tor. During the time of this inti•
many fubfifting between them, the witnefs advanced feveral fums
of money, amounting in the whole, he believed, to fornething
about vol.
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The prifoner begged permiflir-n to fay a few words to Mr.
Colquhoun, the prefidiag Magittrate. He implored' him to fuf-
pend his judgment, and truitcd that the public would ado fufpend
theirs, until he was fairly tried by a Jury of his Countrymen. He
would then have it in his power to prove that a rt gular fyilematie
confpiracy was formed againit hint; he knew that regular nightly
meetings were held in the City for that purpofc ; and he would,
he was confident, be able to prove upon his trial that he himfolf
had been fwindied by one of chafe pantos.
The Magiitrate however obferved, that the poor obi mangle
keeper in Cicrkenwell, and Come others. could not be members
of fuch a confpiracy. The prifoner was then again committed fur
re-examination.

We are authlrifed to hate that the chief Parliamen-
tary Supporters of the Bill fur the Abolition of the Slave
Trade, have intimated their intention of atten..ing
the Public Meeting, which is to be held at 12 o'clock
on Tuefday next, at Free &Lions Hall, for deliber.
ating on the bell means of promoting Civilizition ip
Africa. It will be recolltded that in this numb.:x
are included his Royal Highnefs the Duke of GLoo.
cerrEit, and many leading Members of the 1a.% anti
prefcnt Adminiftration.

_ howoN MARKETS.

OHM EXCi ANG To MAIL IC- LAN lI,,APRIL Ic.—There
arc large fupplies of Wheat to-day, part ft om Scot-
land— fhe late full flocks of Flour tattling 10 little
demand, very few fates are made, and thole at lower
prices—The cup's)), of Barley is large, and almott
without buyers—Malt is cheaper..—Grey Peale are in
plenty, with Beaty of each kind, and likewife lower
—The fupplies of Oats are rather confiderable, and
Liles nearly at our lad CUT' ency—Flour without vui-
*tints, but very dull in tales.
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eitnaast. CIIRILINCT AS nubile :
Wheat, 433 601 yets per qr. . • Grey Pude 386 43sod
Fine Ditto. 78* Br.s od Beans, (old) 39s 45s Od
Rye. 40. 451 ad Tick Ditto (okl) 32s 311. od.
Barky,32s 38s od Oats, its 26* 3os
Malt, 663 724 . Poland ditto 311 32s od
White Peak. (Boilers) 746 Els Rape Seed. 301 341 --s
Fine 11, or tos to 651. Seconds 554 to 6os.
INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, April g.
Wheat per load 171 os to 231 sob
Barley per quarter 11 16s to sl os
Oats per ditto it Is to 14 :Ss
New Beans per ditto 21 os to 21 44
Old Ditto ii 66 to 11 tos
Peale per ditto 21 los to 21 14$
PRICE OF HOPS.
DAGI. POCICUTS•
Kent 31 51 to 61 os Kent - 51 its to 61 tOs
S•iik a 51 cs to 51 Its Suttee - 51 Ss to 61 os
Effrz 51 c-, to Si ios Farnham' 81 os to sal os
PRICE uF 11U1'S IN THk. BOROUGH MARKET.
New liiip 51 is to 61 --s I Pockets 51 tcs to 71 os
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
St lames's. W hitechapell
Hay perloa4 3 o oto 5 5 o I Hay per load 3 1R to g S
Straw 3 ooto 3 9 0 Straw 2 18 to 3 8
I Clover 5 oto 6 0
PRICI 01 UAT AND STIIAW IN SUITSTILLD.
Hay, - 31 os to 51 5, I Clover 41 os to 61 o.
Rowen 01 os to 01 Os I Straw, al los to 31 3s
Sal I'HFIELD MARKET, April to.
To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b.
beef 4s 6d to 5s iSil I Veal 35 ed to 6s ell
• Muston AS 81 to 5s 64 Pork Ss od to 5s 81
Lamb 6s to Bs. od.
HILAD Of c.avr LE THIS DAY.
Beath, about Soo—Sheep and Lambs. 7.500.
NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, April to.
Per (tone of 81b. by the carcafe.
Beef 3s 6d to 4s 4d I Veal AS od to SS Ed
Mutton 3s 8d to 4s 85 Pork Ss od to 3. 8d
Lamb 5s to Ss. od.
RAW HIDES.
Hides (peritune) 3s ad to 3s 44 Horfe Skins is* to t7s each
Middling zs 44 to 211 8d Sheep Skins Is od to 61 6d
Ordinary Is sod to as ad Shearlings Os od to os od
Heavy Calf sat 6tl each I Lamb Skins •Is od to 4s od
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
Bt. James's market 35 43 Town Tallow 56s 6dto to os
Clare Market 30 44 Yellow Rut% 554 56s od
Whitechayel Market White ditto 52s od to ..-4
(per Rope of Sib.) 3s 3d Soap ditto Sts to .....s od
---- Melted Stuff 43s to 441 od
sts mid Ditto rough 27s od to Cs
Avenge Price 35 30 Greaves sos cd
Good Dregs tcs to Os
Yellow :-oap, 785—Mottled, 88s—Curd. 923
Price of Candles per dozen, los 6.l—Moulds, Its 64

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PRICE OF LEATHER. per lb. AT LEADENHA Lt.
putts, co to s6lb each 22d to 23d
Ditto. 6o to 631 b a4d to isd
Merchants Backs aid to and
Dreirang Hides t7d to tilid
Fine Coach Hides aid to rod
Crop Hides for Cutting 214 to Id
Flat Ordinary 17d to 18 d
Calf Skit's, 30 to 414/1 pc dozen 36 Lo 4ts
Ditto se to ;olb 333 to tns
Ditto 7e to Eolb 332 to 4as
Small Scab (Greenland) per Ils. ss lid to 31 sod
Large ditto rocs to 1401 per dot.
Tanng.l Horfe Hides 241 to 321 13th
eOAL MARKET, April to.
Skips at Market Ships fold Price
62 Newa.aille Coal 4E 43s al to sss al
s Sundesturd 4 421 ad to 471 3d

That Capital and Famous Hare, called Fick
draws, will ttart on Tuefday Mot ning at Ten o'clock,
at Cooper's Hall, Balinghall Street ; its owner is
certain of realizing the Grand Sum of zo,oool.
Whether it was occafioned by the Elation at t 1
India Houfe, or the payment of the Dividends at the
Bank, or the celebrity of the State Lottay Scheme, it
is impoffible to fay ; the affemblage of perfons vifit
ing the Lottery Offices on Wednefday laft, was be-
yond precedent.—Holasav and Co. felt the good
t ffeas ; for their Office in Cornhill was crowded, as
if the drawing commenced the next day.

Social Societies in the country appear equally
anxious as the members of our town clubs, to become
candidates for Fi,rtune's richeß gifts in the prefent
State Lottery. The fait ic, that the Scheme, from
its multiplicity of Capital Prizes over every former
Lottery. is more than ordinarily inviting, on that ac-
count, to purchafers of Shares of Tickets, by icereaf-
ing the number of chances to gain a portion of the
Capitals. This prominent interea is not ,•niy evident
to focial focieties, but to adventurers at large, and of
which next Tnefday's drawing will begin to prefent
come firiking illultrations.
The benefits arc fuch, in the prefect State Lottery,
to thole who buy before next Tuefday, that it is ge-
nerally fuppofed that the Tickets will be vended be-
fore the Drawing begins. The demand at HORNSBY
and Co.'s for Tickets and Shares is exceflive : they
divided Forty•five (hared Capital Prizes among their
friends in the lel Lottery. HORNSBY and Co. have
felefted an excellent choice of numbers en the prefent
occafion, for public approbation ; and from Come
peculiar citcumilance, they entertain an opinion that
the Tickets and Shares fold by them will prove fuc.
cef.fnl. Nos. 26, Cornhill, sz, Charing Crofs, and
St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
The Lottery Wheels are on the point bf being
conveyed •to their intereftini lime of ailion Nu-
merous adventurers will naturally contemplate them,
as they pats, with much anxious attention ; and it
may prove a queftiou of no fmall importance to many
fpalators tb aik tllemfelves if they yet polfeft a
chance of participating of any of the very numerous
Capital Prizes with which the prefent State Lottery
Scheme fo uncommonly abounds ? This quellinn
becomes the more interelting from the drawing being
In near at hand, and its fird number entitled to
Twenty Thonfand Pounds.
ALL Parzas THS FIRST Day! I 1...08 the 14th of
April the Lottery begins—the holder of the PlA-
di awn Ticket mull gain Twenty Thouland Pounds,
perhaps Thirty Thoufand! !I The Tickets and Shares
are on fele in great variety at Swart. and Co.'s Of-
fices, No. t 1, Poultry, and No. rs, Charing Crofs,
where in the !all and preceding Lotteries, 18 Capital
Prizes from zotoool. to tioool. were fold, in upwards
of zoo Shares.