Star.
London, England, 1823-11-22 00:00:00

lb'EW REVIL W.

A New Quarterly Review is, we understand, •tcrap-
peAr on the Ist of January next, under tke title of TU
I Vest mitastcr Review:* Nle4.srs. Longman: are the pub-
lishers.—The fulloss ing extract from the Prospectus will
bests &hew the principles on which it is to be conducted :
"la projecting this New Quarterly Review, theconducton cow
ceive that they are abort to take possereion of pound entirely at
occupied by .any prior publication. The other critical works it
the saute kind are the powerful and 'nit:lent advocates of their re.
=parties; but it is the arm and decided determination of the
of Thclrestasinsier Review, to take part with no to
support no body of men, and to per.fortbe at the duties of
which they have undertaken, and in • which they are not
tried, as =Widowed by personal enmity as by personal' friendship:
In this publication they halve organized a Critical and Political Ho.
view, whose decisions shall be formed on the basis of general pria.
ciplei: alone; and which, even should their tone ever's** to sere.
rity, will never be poihned itythe virsdance of party apirit.
" The Molts bare greet satisfaction in stating, liist they are
the organs of an able and active society of individuals. whoaltavieg
seen with regret, and somewhat of indignation, that the name of
[ criticism has been usurped with sinister views, and that the 'uremia
of literature and of a wise and througlithem those of the Pula,
bare been-'sacrilked for silts& Ind unworthy purposes, aro
resolved to establish a tribunal, where a fairer and more unbiased
hearing may he obtained. 'They art far front denying the oil*
of the works of this nature which tamely exist; on the oev
they are willing to confess that they have produced mac* good;
that they will represent with 'zeal and abidry 'die parties they OP.
rune. Hat the Miters or Tke reitesinster itsiess are of
that betireen their *narrow and conflicting systems, there ki -tioa
great class of interests too often lost sight 0f..-these are the interests
of the community at large. It is their ambition to make this
Review the representative of the true interests- of the majority, ad
the firm and invariable advocate of those principles which tend SO-
increase the sum of human happiness, and us ameliorate the lendlV
Lion of mankind."

On the arrival lasrigAirrit ewgate, of the fatal
warrant for the execution of the four unfortunate men
on Wednesday,nezt, it was communicated to them by
the Governor and the Ordinary in the usual manner.
They met the summons with much composure and re-
signation, particularly Joliti Swish, convicted of for-
gery. Those to whom the Royal Mercy was extended,
were loud in their expressions of gratitude.
A number of schoolmasters in Liverpool have united
in forming a society, for the purpose of bringing the
Madras system of education into universal practice in
their schools.
Lemon, whom report has stated to be in the posses.
sion of the Police of nazis, we hear,-, from load autho-
rity, was for some time at Margate, in the house of the
widow of a Clergyman, formerly of this University, and
late of the Cathedral of Canterbury. Upon hearing that
his name was connected With thalate murder, he left
that pleat in the company of a Miss Scott, and it is sup.'
that they proceeded together to the Continent.-.Mgt at be requested the window-shutters to
be kept cli:Zl:tes 'be said beams an invalid, and the
Stare ontaraciaaffeeastils eyes.-04forfj Handel.
Flax.;;-• • 4 or"ratbet yesterday morning,
a Ste hanks est hub, mp auk and, tar
_p_aint Manu-
factory of Mr. Lamite, is Geer's-walk, Whiutchapel,
'thick owing the itombuetible niters of the -finch in
anatverod ibilasteepan of.Aigtaxises before
it•cettld g
beeztina 1 . ' •

COURT OP ZINC'S RENCH—THIS
GAMBLERS IN THE KING'S BENCH PRI
Mr. Jones, the Marshal, having received
;formation that hazard was played every nig
rooms occupied by a prisoner named &even
Staircase 16, ordered his officers to watch tl
menu. On mounting the staircase Ahey heard
of dice in the room; and -on rushing in, d
number of prisoners scrambling for• and sect
implements of gambling, &c.
The SOLICITCIII.GINERAL, on the Part Of the
now stated, that he was not desirous of prayil
judgment of the Court on any of the prison
Stevens; who was the occupier of the room
motion as to bim was, that he might be rent
the King's• Bench to the County ,Jail; "
The COMIIOS SERJHA NT, followed by Mr.',
on the•behalf of the prisoners, stated, shat-th
.this case refrained from offering any affida
Court, submitting themselves to its merciful
Lion, as it was their first efence.
Mr. CHITTY, who appeared-for Stevens ars
submitted that it was sworn by &evens, in
vit, that it was the first time the play had to
in his room; and that ;Living mutually agret
in each other's rooms, it so happened that
first in his room. He had further sworn, th
snediately admitted the officers on their kw
admission, and that there was no dice cr bo
his apartments.
The Omar said that this was a verrevasivi
The COMMON SEM JEA NT hoped that the otl
have the benefit of it.
The 1.911 D CHIEF JUSTICIL stated, that he
the prisoner. Stevens to stand in a very di
.nation from the others, and therefoie 't
him to be confined alone, in a strong room in
Bench, for one month. With respect to the
Lordship merely ordered that the Ml.tr•hal
allow them the benefit of the rules for or
with the exception of Mr. C. Godsall, 'wh
been.already discharged from prison, would
required to find security for bis good bell;
six months.
VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, NOVEM

. , .
CARRINGTON N. WHITSTONC.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR gave judgment. I
au Insurance Company vete m:tde parties
merely because they were stake-holders. Th
to file a bill of ;ssterpleader,to'pttuect thetnn
funher responsibility. On the . other side
tended, that such bill would act on the prim
injunction, and as an inhnttion was not obtai
co-defendant against another,defendant, the
tion must fail. However true the doctrine s
other cases, it would be dangerous in the
stance. The Insurance Compallyorle not rut
They seek to secure acasselves from futther:
they solicit to pay into Coutt'whatever ntptte
them to either of the defendants, that the
order it to be paid to the 'party entitled ar the
snit. His Honour thought' tharthe -inijonc
be granted, but without costs, as the pow tv
the practice of the Court. In futusa,•when s
was raised, costs would be given against the
Mr. Hirt said, he understood the rule the
-by the Court, to. apply' to all cases similat to
surance Companies. For instance, where a
left in the hands of auctioneers. In the lattt
siderable difficulty was found.
-His llououn thought that the question
worth consideration. At present, the two cos

to him to stand on the same principles.

T'HURTELL'S BANKR UPTC
. .
• The patience and resolution rf Mr. Stedmi
hOuse in Cumberland-street; New-road, son
supposed to belong to this bankrupt, watdepi
short time ago, in the name of Brown, has
given way to the persevering activity and
dl2 officers acting under the Commission of I
Johnstone, the messenger, was yesterd:
into the house, and suffered- to take an invei
furniture contained in the apartments; bu
ever, until he had-consented to sliest writti
against any fatereginims on the part of otif
The property which is now in the rooms,
is not of any great value; and a litge thtST,
supposed to contain a :limber of articles' of
closable value, the:Conimissioners, *CO.:QC
stone's:assertion, baying eVidePte WrOre 1111
that when this-chest was conSeyed away Ire
in• the Ilaynuirket, -it was so heaii we ,to
strength of three men to place it: in ihe.e.i
found,upon inspection by theism:4o4er 7.
his no small disappointment), to comsio.ossi
papers and dirty towels. •
should be observed, that thii.,itai
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tuation it which the chest spa koind
cer of Marlborough-street, when. he. broke
the (rst instance ; so that if it had eserained
property, it must have been removed dorina
the parties who brought it there, and heft)t
menu were left in charge of. Mr. &Sulam%
quite tired of thettansaction, .he beittg a ca
having lost much valuable sib* Wiwi purpc
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• RECORDXICS-REPORT.
,• .
Yesterday the Recommit made his Re
KING in Council of the following prisoner
tense of death in •Newgate, tried an Sep tad
tober Sessions:
For Uttering Forged Noteelehe Svaids, aril
For Stealing in I.Pk Hireling-Imm to the mountl
wards—Jana.Mew agedl7, George Fissebes 21
26, WiUianf Satan 00. &mail Hada. sa, 0141481
20, Witham Cluestode ts, John Tang 47, lin
' Sarah Hiteitsaga " John rlie.. 21, William.
Henry 10.
Per lantihrp--Jennes sgrd Nadal*
Budd' IS, Jobs Wright .0, Wakes Young SO, Jai
Sone! Phalli is, Helms Ambrose Is, ThS
Thomas Winn is, Alms Cris 28, Henry Thal
Field 37, NW 1 • • 4 4
IDOVny nitialbalN
limey Harden 19, John UP,
ohnl=
Frir•Horse-steallap—llsonni J
Brown fll. • • ' • t :.r.A.
• Foe Housebresider—Jeesph -Brace .311
John fl
der
20, Jane. Gregory I% •
Joseph Fanner sb. •-st
'Foritettaraing from Tenspalikelo9llllool6l
sebeth•Jones, Aged S 7. _ _ _ vett
For' Cutting and Malinlieh*Siensllolllll.ll
James Scott 48. ' • dtT
When lohxlsoilih; JOhite•
riati„b_
Jame,.Coact,e othe
.Coact,'
wlier°pri.dr "
sosseritedlift,*oo,o:l"°s:lll. Plll4l
•M 4.IIBTY'S pleasure. t 0 '."
A pair of she Esquinissua s, and a r
obrottOt hen* Cktptain Parr', mat
the Adnt r.attOffice. •.