Star.
London, England, 1807-07-21 00:00:00

RdIMS6474E, yuLr i 8.

Sailed this morning the Elizabeth tranfport. of
Exeter, (marked IK.) for she Downs, wish bedding
on board—the proceeded afterwatd• in the Mire
Juts 2o.—Thisday .t noon arrived a fmall ench
merchant brig, in b4llall, captured by the boatb of
the WILINGLR gun brig. on the evening f:bc rilth.
a little to the welfward-of Eflaples.--she French crier
got on ihlre in their boa:. The brig appears to be
Yarttiotith built, bust has nn name nor pipers to dill
cover whether the has hat been I,:tely captured, or.
other wife. •

' Friday the weather proved very *officious for
the file at Dandelion ; the company was extremely
fele& and confined chiefly of vifitots from this place
and Broaditairs, in confiderabie numbers. The Band*
of the 13th Light Dragoons ant German Legion,
in their Its!l drefs tinifiirms, played alternately the
mall chaimiog pieces of martial and other mufic in
fine hilt, and m►►ch enlivened the pleafure of the
time, to which the finenefs of the day not a little con-
tributed. Exactly at four o'd.,ck the company fat
down tp an excellent cold collation ; every thiog was
conduded in a mat agreeable manner.
All the beauty and fathom of this place attended,
and we hope to fee the fame fcene frequently repeat•
ed during the feafun.

LAW. Dirt.LLIGEACE.

COURT OF E.. CriE(aIRR.

ATTDANFY GANIRAL v. BURMESTAR AND SON

The Commitfioners of the Starrop Dutiec finding
not only that evasion,, but confiderable frauds had
been praftifed upon that part of the revent,e.arifing
from Sea Policy Duty. &rated the prefent profecu
(►ea be intlituted againit the Defendants, who aie
sonfiderable merchants in the city, of. London, for
. takininpon themselves tn•hohl tifks which they had!
been Airefted by their correfpnndentc to injure in the
mph! courts of butinefs, at Lloyd's. and charging
tile duties to their employers* which they.had refer
paid ; .and the Profecution, fought to recover festal-
tke to a confiderabbs antorltst,. under the „Aft. of the
Csfer 'kit—. After, a full invettigation 44 the Jury
whir b was fyteCial) upon the. cleareft evidence,
• eAr6rined by tl e dsfend.ants! own books, found a
Verdielor the Crown fir . eight Penalties of pool.
each.
There was alto another Profecution tried at the

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bane time againli Meffrs. BUIRMISTSIt and NASH., a
former Firm of Mr. Boast tome's, for fimiisr prac-
ttces, in whiCh a Vet diet was alto found for the
Crown, for asoct. The, Court was crowded with the
firli merchants ni the City.—The informer will be
..lhandfumely rewarded out of the penalties seeovcred
in tbefe Profecutions.

CONSPIRACY AT MALDEN.—A mod diabolical con•
fpiracy has lately been dilcovered in the 28:h Regi-
ment of Foot, quartered at Malden. in Effex. It
sppears, for tome time hark, a great number of the
,privates have been affl tied .with a diforder in the
eyes,, refembling the Ophthalmia, and: accordingly
many had been difcharged from the fervice, aAd re-
ceived. penfions ; however, upon iclofc invedigation
Thy.tome medical men, one ti the villains confelted
that *pernicious ointment had been applied to their
eyes,. purpofely to injure the fight. Several of them
have been taken up. •
A fatther.invedigation of this bufinefs has taken
-place, and the following additional particulars have
crime out:—Every man tiling the ointment was
'bound,* a particular oath, deviled for the occafion,
not to dila:over the (ecret. The ointment had been
tired byriearly ro. men ; tome canted both eyes to he
affeBed, whilll others deemed it fnfficient to become
blind in the firelock eye only. It was Ilated by one
of the. witneffes, that on a certain morning after one
of his comrades had ufed the pernicious ointment,
he met him, and faid, ". How do you d., ?"—ii By,
3—s ! charmingly (faid he), for I am quite Islitid.
of one eye, and the devil a much can I lee with the.
other." The cath, as we have before dated, was
;proved againd 29, who were committed to Chelms=
lord qao4sand will take their trials on Tvefday next
:fop. coufpiracy, under the Mutiny Aa, which de•
- clam, that " any perfon being legally enlitted for
Majefty's ferviee,, and !hall, either by maiming
binife'lf, or canting himfelf to be maimed, for the
purpofe of obtaining his difcharge, is liable to be
tricd by the Civil Power, and.tranfported for life."
--The.oi hers implicated, 41S'far as regards:the oint-
ment, will be tried by a Court Martial, as loon as it
eon•be rambled in the Eadern
C/ISLp nitm-,ESzabeth. Bennet, whole exami-
nation at ,Guildhall we Rated a few days finer,. was
foly conirpiited for trial on Saturday. The pr &met.
indead4infiding on the child being her's. as Stedid
on. the knout day, threw berfelf oa the mercy of the
Ctmat. , • - . • •
Harrow GAlORll.—Yefierday two fingular chit--
ratters were brought before the Bench, who appeared
to be man and wile, whole united ages amounted to
151 years. Their refidence is in the City road; tteir
names are Richards, and they have the mean. of lir-
ing in comfort. l'he woman, from her bill, m Rate,
being unable to get out of the reach of her hufband's
watch ~ he had beat her with them, and the exhi
bitectviolent marks of his ferocious temper about her.
. She is very deaf, and aflilled her imperfed hearing
with a trumpet. He would. hardly give a rational
anfwer to quelbons put to him;, but refufed to give
baii fur the prefervation of the peaoe s he was accord-
ingly eriaunitted to mirth), and the was taco away
by her friends:
• It/mums, STREET.—Yefierday yob: Squirm; Joke
&, b arias cook, and 1.1 awkr, were finally exal2l;ned.
charged on fufpicion of having committed divers fe
lonics in the county of Midtalefer. They were ap.
prehended at B.rw a few nights fince, where there
found upon them feveral implements for houfte break-
ing, and two loaded pistols, which, were all produced.
The potters were filly committed to take their
trials at the enfuing Salons at Clerkenwell.
A moat:hocking accident, attended with circuits- i
fiances truly fingular, cccurrcd on Wednefday after. '
noon, at a Gentleman's houfe a few hundred yards I
o•I the left of the top of Maize Hill. Blackheath. A
Newfoundland dog which was tied up near the flable
door belonging to the manficr, had broken his chain,
by which he was tied up, and for Come time.kept a
continual howl at the houfe door. On its being
opined, the fagicions animal gently feized the gar
'vents of the Lady belonging to the houfe, and con•
dueled her towards the liable. On one of the fer•
vants opening the door, the corpfe of the man ter
vain who took care of the holler, prehended itfelf.
One of the horfes, to all appearance, had kicked the
man in the domach, and be fell between the horfes
legs and the boarding of the (table. The animal,
fit= the date of the body, had continued to kick and
plunge until the ftahle door was opened.
A melencholy accident occurred at Newton Stew
art, in
.Galloway, on Sunday fe'nnight n—A little
gill, nearly-twelve years of age, left the home of her
parents on the morning of that day, and fcrambling
*send bet ries among the bullies which overhang the
Teli(one!oftb,d,,epeit and molt romantic pools inCi ee)
fell into the river and was drowned.—A remarkable
coincidence of mournful events mark the fate i f this
child, and render the fituatitin of the mother peculi-
arly dittrelling. She has been twice married. Her
brit hatband, the father of this girl, died the very
night the came into the world, and fcarcely was the
three hours delivered on Sunday morning, when the
melancholy tidings
.were hiought her of the lots of
Der little daughter. The mother's forrow and din--
Pathan may be more eafily conceived than expelled.
It is neeeffaryito•-add, that medical affiliate. was int
mediately proesifid, and every effort tiled to re.ar.i•
wale the lifeleffifill,but;alas 1 without fuccefs.

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LONDON MIIRKETS.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTF, JULY ill. . r
Average Price of Corn in Engllawil aud‘balcs,fromtke Returns
ending July tt. -1807.
Wheat. I 4y e. I Barley. Oats. Baas. Peale.
s. d - is. d. s. d. s. d. .1.. 4 , a. d.
73 0 41 5 • 364 6 .38 8' 43 9 5t 4
The average Prioc of Sugar:computed from the neturns.made
the week ending July is, i. 355. it.1,4.3.cr hundred worght.
itE I URN or WHEAT. in Mark-lane. incinding only tram the
6th of July to ike 1 lib of July --Total 3,67 a quarters ..
Average 66. 554.-34. 61d lower than lat return.
A,Rw.l' URN Of FLOUR,
From the 4th of July to else gat,h of July.
Total-13.737 tacks—Average 64.. aid.
0. .3d, lower than IA return.
atTUIN PRICE OP GRAIN 01 lOARD SHIP AS UNDER:
Wheat scs 664 72s Boilers pos loos od
Fine -76 s Bos Suffolk, to toss od
Superfine 83s 88. Grey Peas 48.56 s od
Fine Etre: White, Re. —s 84s Beans, New . 46s les
Rye, 42s 46s Ditto, Old —s 541
Barley 3,21$ 45..0d Tick Beans, 38, 47$ cd
Malt 60. 7111 Oats . 146 291 32$
White Peas r' 7os Poland, - 3011 345 c'd
,Rape Seed 201. to a7l per laft —.Finn Flour dos to 655. per Sack.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, July ao. .
To fink the offal—per Roue of 81b.
Beef 3. KAI to. 4. lad 1 Veal 41 od to 55 44
Mutton 48 01 to ss od Pork 41 od.ta 44 .8d
Lamb SS od to 6s 44.
HEAD Of CATTLE THIS DAP.
Beatty, about 24743—Sheep and Lambs, 18,950.
Calves 144-1118$ 300.
NEW(IATF. and LEAI)ENHALL, July ao.
Per none of 81b. by the carcafe.
Beet is 2,t to 44 1d Vcal 34 44 to pO4
:Mutton so 8.1 to 45 64 Pork 43 01 to 44 84
Lamb 4s 61 to ss. Bd.
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
St. James's. Whitecbagel.
Hay perlOad 4 6oto 6 6 0 I Hay per load 4 oto 5 16
Straw • a i 7 oto 3 st o Straw a t 6 to 3 10
, I Clover s 006* 0
IVOR OP VAT AND STRAW IN SIMITUSIRLD. , • •
Hay, - 31 tss to 61 fis New Clover of cs to 1 0,
New Ditte.ol Os to of os Straw, 11l 171 to 51 3s
Clover 41 sly to 61 go.
PRICE OF HOPS.

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Kent 341,,G; ;its 'IliC
61 tss Ent - 51 Os to 71 111
Safes S is. to 61 4$ It*: - 51 tos to 61 4s
Eifel , 51- tam to 61 tgs: Fushun _ 51 os to tol cs

PRICE tiF HOl' IN TH:11 DOROUOI4 MARKET. .
N,w hags spa to 71 7r 1 Pockets 61 cs to 71 lig
RAW HIDES.
Hides (rerftone) as ILI to as tcd Horfe Skins tjs to iSs ,Neff
Middling 21 46 to as 6d I Sheep Skins or al to os of
Onlioary ss od to as sil Shearlitu.s os itdtoos od
Heavy Calf tar cd cavil 1 Lamb Skins as 0,1 to pod
PRICE OF TALLOW IN I.oNtioN,
Jantes's snaziset 35 8i TOW, .rallove • 6tr6l to
dlate Market 3s 84 Yellow Rudhi 6ts 04 to
Wbitaebapel ?viatica White ditto 57s al to oes
(per Root of 81b.) 35 Si Soap ditto 57. to od
Melted Stuff 434 to 44s 6d
it% a: Ditto rough 285 od to ca
Average Price 3s Sd Greaves sot od
Good Dregs :es to os
Yellow Soap, Bos--Mottled,9or—curd, 94$
Price of Candles per dozen, to :is 64
SEA.COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, JULY 18.
CARGOES SOLD, and 'lleac
Monday, Wednefd. Friday,
July 13 July :5. July :7.
1 146.0 I

NEWCASTLE COAL.
Aelair's Main
Biggs Main
Eizbton Moor
Minot'
Haworth
Htatoll Main •
Hchhurn Main
Holy wall Math a
Krutots Maio . g
Murtun Maio 2
Cl.nru~Siu~pfun'a -
JAllfiCl4 MOW' • 2

Townley Main I
•
w.ars End S

Temple's WalrsEnd •
•
y lAnt Moer •
South tichburn
Cosvprn /thin •
Hanky 4
Stone Coal

SUNDERLAND COAL.
Eden MaCu •
Urpeth •
Redo' Y t.
Hedworth Moor Neat Main 1
Humble Low Malts -
Owner Main •

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A perfon, aged 36, had a fatal! Screphteoutr UI
cc, ation in her hand, giving her much pain; it then
b Mc: out in her wrilt, both her lisoulders.' and her
knee, each Ulceration dikharging much, and not dif
poled to heal ; it then affeeled her right elhow ; and
there ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debi
Pity, fhefuffet ed for twelve years. Her knee wa. healed
in the Worcetter Infirmary, and fhe experienced ft me
benefit while a patient for a (Mort time in St. Barthau.
mew's Hofpital, where fhe made application for the
benefit Of SPILSBURT'S PATENT ANTIECOMBOTIC
Dsors, at the Difpenfatory, No. 15, Soho Nome.
London. By application of the Drops fur fix
months. her ulcers, gradually healed, the regained
her flrength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth;
and the remains perfectly well. Any information of
the above fa& may be obtained at No. 96 Duke's
Coon, Drury Lane, London.