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London, England, 1824-01-07 00:00:00

again repeating, that the evidence of Richard Weare and Rot-
worthy suflicienily established that fact ; and the
_evil 11,e
the surgeon fully established another, namely, that the won
given to the body of the deceased were the, evident c.inse .1
death. The nest question, the great and important one, was, whose
was the band which . committed the act of violence? Thar
was a fact to be ascertained only by the evidence; and herele %omiti
point out particularly the parts of theevidepce which eorroborat, d
each other ; and amongst these would he the cirennistance of
Thurtell's having in hie possession the fellow pistol to thar found in
the lane; the conduct' of the parties whilst at Gill's-bill Cut.
rage, and in town ; and the articles of wearing apparel, the pin,
the bag, the backgammon-board, !ice. found in the possri ion of
Thurtell\,all tending to confirm and supprt the testimony 61 rrohert•

Our next Express, which we are anxiously expecting, will !wine
the conclusion of the Trial, and the Verdict of the JurY,.which
shall lose no time in announcing'to the Public.
[Our Reporters at Hertford state, that the anticipations ni the
result are universally unfavourable to the prisoners. Every ono
remarks of Thurtell's defence, who heard it, that it totally Pn1..11
in giving any satisfactory account off' himself on the night of tl r
murder, and was at best but an elaborate piece of special pleadiz:-.
Indeed he never twee touched on the subject.]

THE I4WENEVer STAR,

I.OVDON.

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7, 124.
STOCK FAt'll A NQ P. TNV PTA'S O'Ci:OCK.
Coniolsopeped this morning r and went up to at which
price they hale kept. st&itdy np to this hour.
This day being the first Transfer for• Consols, a great deal of bu-
siness has been doing: The Bankers sign to-day, and the Pub;:,
Will receive their dividends to-morrow.
Several Expresses from Park bring the French Rentes of Mon-
' day at 94t. 46c. and Spanish, Bonds 914 to 27.
.F 0 R RIC N FONDS.
:.. Spanish Bonds opened at 2* L, went dawn to 25.1(0t up ar'n
to '251. at which price they are up to this hour. Austrian hurt's
Inaintain their price. Colombian Bonds also remain steady.
(*Revert Prices :--444d Spanish 42.51 to Columbiana', .tt!s:tl:.a
'4 to .5, Russian 633 Poyais 34E. •
PP ICI7. (W STOCKS A:r O'CT.ACK.
Bank Stock 2;21/—`3 ever (I,nr. Redo. 371/8 1/3
3 per Cons. ex. div..861/4 f`/, —733 per Cents.. 99%
4 per Cents. Old 1011/, rls 1/1
4 per. Cents. New ex. div: 1611/8 0/,
Bank Long Annt4l!ies 21 15.16. 22.
Imperial. 3 per Cents. 86'/9
India Stock 2651/.—Ditto Ba-ds 85.
Exchequer 11111, 565.. 514:53'5;_,515. . •
India:for Account 271. - -
oCompla for Acct. 87% B.BIA.

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• - The appalling interest which is attached to the pro.
ceedings at Hertford,
,and. eta'• anxiety to gratify the
Public .tiytht most ampledetails, prevented our yester-
day .
giving more than one, but that the most im-
portant, of the doeoments relating to the Reveniie,
the remainder we now insert. In examining these ac-
counts, it will be seen that they are not only highly
gratifying, as exhibiting the prosperous state of our
finances, but as evidence
.of the improvement of trade,
and the consequent comfort and happiness of the com-
munity. The income Int. the Quarter jest ended ex-
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ceeds the charge on the Consolidated Fund £3,101,77f3';
and in the i.ncrease of the Quarter over that of the pre-
ceding year, notwithstanding the repeal of millions cf
taxes, is £262,949. The decrease, as we stated ye,-
•terday, is invariably in those articles where tax ?.5.
have been remitted..—the increase is on articles of g -
neralscronstirriptiorf. • There is a deficiency in the F.,•-
eise,.,owing 'to, the late 'regulation of the Irish act
Scotch,Distillerie.s, by which the duties have been re.
duced; but in beer, cider, and wine, there is an in-
crease.' In tea there is an increase of £55,160; and
in coiree and cocoa, the increase is £9,761. In soao
and candles there.is an increase; as there is in printed
goods; all articles of essential convenience. In bricks and
tiles, there is also an increase of £27,661 ; which proves
that the building trade, which employs solarge a body
of men, and is so sure an indication of commercial. pro-
sperity, is carried on with great. activity. In the article
under the head of Miscellaneous, there will be found an
unusual increase, which arise from the receipt of
£760,000; as part of the Austrian Loan. •
Thus, what with increased resources at hoMe, and the
recovery of debts abroad, the finances of:this country
exhibit the most gratifying and the most cheering pro-
spects. We need not say what a different picture we
should have had to draw, had Our Ministers not pre-
served that strict neutrality which nearly the whole of
our contemporaries wished them to break, 'though they
were divided as to the part they wished our Government
to take.

The French Papers of Sunday and Monday reached us
this morning, thelatter by Express. They de not contain
an article worth quoting.

This morning we received,th. following article front
Bayonne •
BAYONNE, DECEMBSR 30.
.We have letters-from Madrid, of the 24tlf and 25th.
They contained npthing very remarkable, an we shall
probably not hear much that is interesting till after
the publication of the Decree of Amnesty, which is
said to,be in the pres,:. The three principal articles of
which arc the folloWing exceptions to the Royal Pardon :
1. The officers of the Isle. of Leon, .of the rank of
captain, and above.
2. All persons who signed the deposition of the King
at Seville.
3. All the Municipalities which proclaimed the Con-
stitution before they were authorised bf the King.—
This last article will affect a great number of persons.
On Sunday last, Count LIEVEN had a long interview
with Mr. Secretary CANNING at GloUcester Lodge. Mr. Rem the
American Minister was with the Right Honourable Gentleman era
Mot, ay,! and the French Ambassador yesterday.
The Baron WERTHER, add Mr. DE NEUMANN have
had interviews this Morning.
CORN-EXCHANGE, JANUART 7.
Since the.wind has moderated our Supplies have increased—
Wheat, 31.30 qra. Barley, 2100 qrs. Oda, 6900 qrs. Irish Oats,
1020 qrs. Flour, 7100 sacks. The Wheat trade is not so heavy as
on Monday, but there h no reduction in prices. Bailey sell* oil
much the same terms as last quoted. Prime Oats meet bur ts
freely at Munday's quotations.

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