Star.
London, England, 1812-08-10 00:00:00

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• 'aittiregi Stertiomt
ammamom
AL,
the following ropy of a leteet rebeived in ibleil Th re thanking., Dori! Da it wags
this morning from Boston, eta Liverpool, serves to Sentence, phi selling forged Bank•oetes,
she* that commercial men in America entertain nd a temporary platform, erected on the
- apprehensions of the continuance of hostilities Prison, Hoiletnonger lanet Thisnal had, it appeared. from the moment
" BOSTON, JUNE a7,tion entertained no hopes whatever of l
" Gestrunrsx—Ere this reaches you,
nodoubt 'Ott and therefore prepared himself to meet,
will have beard of the partial repeal of the Non.
ing fortitudeohat tate which the law
Importation Law. If a vessel offers for this place to suffer for an offence unpardonable
either at London or Liverpool, I wish you to ship o'clock be *as brought on the plat'
mourning, where he reen.iined a few 1.
tie goods agreeably to My order sent you some time attended by the Reird J. histen, and
since." Pi awful ceremony being then assi kned r
We ate informed that the Admiralty have sent he was immediately launched off,
la bout a strugg.e : his
orders to the British cruilers on the Coast of America, ses;atilY
sus the usual was cut
to permit all American teasels having the Secretary mod his it ends for internam.
of State's Licences on board, to proceed to their (lei. •Pasiel Dawson (few "isomer: Honer.
tinatioi without any detention. tunate man suffered the stntei.te or ,
day, at 12, at the to of CanthriJge
surrounding assemblage of at kiwi
Vectators, it being the market dal
awson's eoedemnation, stud for a
his t owrittlon. he was unruly and
titres* t but the unremitting and p
of the Chaplain, the Rev: bin Pedik
convert, and instilled iato his mind
precepts which alone enabled hats to
a confidersee of forgiveness in the
culprit spent his last days in the ft7rency
and on the scaffold he behaved with
ligious fortitude, and expressed his
moving a more happy state. Dal
more full confession of his guilt,
a declaration of hii accomplices in
ing bu.intsr. To the honour of
not a single Gentleman is involved
and Dawson was rather an agent
The parting betwixt the prisoner
is a very respectable woman, was
which .I)AvAon described as more ,
itself 1 At twelve o'clock, the culpl
into eternity, after twenty minutes
prayer. The body was afterwards
fin for interment this day. He
meant to sill but to phyrie,

N4r.4L INTELLIGENCE,

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PLYMOUTH, AUGUST S.
Arrived, the American ship Rode and Betsy,
from Cadiz, detained by the TALBOT sloop
of war; Nicholas and Ann, with timber for this port,
which ship ran ashore at the entrance of CatwAter,
but floated off again; and the EP99Vis9 brig, with
dispatches from Sir Emma) Patisw—she is under
quarantine j also two Americans, sent in by the Is.
TELLIOENT gun-brig. Sailed, the TALBOT, 18 guns,
on a cruize ; SPECULATOR lugger, with a convoy to
the eastward ; Neptune (1) teudtr, for Liverpool ;
and the ROYAL SOVERBIOR, 110 guns. to resume her
station in Basque Roads. The Satutmat .18 guns,
went from Hamoaze, to the Sound.—Wind W.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST P.

Arrived the Harriott, Fox, from Amelia Island..‘
Sailed his Majesty's ships TYRIAN for the Downs,
with a convoy ; and the Jason, for Quebec.—Wind
North-west.

LATE ACCIDENT IN RUSSILI.-STI
day afternoon an Inquest was lieu(
Curtner for Westminster, at the .
in Bow-street, on the bodies of Joni
Etccrisp, the workmen who'
the falli.rg of the two houses in
vent-Garden. Henry Triggs, a '
first witness examined ; he was at
lour of one of the houses that fell, _
just time to call out to his companions
wall was coming down," and when
iliont door, was struck down by the
'tiles; he recovered in a few mime
and eight men were buried in
o'clock six were got out a little bruized,
were 'taken to the Middlesex H05.,,/,•-'
isofortutlate men, the subjects of
nniained buried, and were taken
'evening.--There was much qucstioni
cause of the accident. The new re
co have been well executed by Mr,
the f4ll of the buildings was owi
an old party-walt.,After a recapii
dente b the Corouer, the Jury 1.1
J " That ohn Shepherd, and .
deaths by the falling of tw.) houses,
the defectiveness el an old party-e-
LEEDS, Auovar B.—A fatal acct
Tuesday night, on Woodhouse-Moor,
About 11 o'clock, the picquet, whip
moor, were overtaken by Mr. vas.
Benjamin Stead, both of 11.r:forth
them p..seed without any accident, I
war tiding at a furious rate, came
that hcackd the picquet, with so
throw down both the horses, and
so severe, that Mr. Stead was throl
of his horse to a distance of several
fall received a contusion on the '
nated his life in a few hours. On
;rig a Coroner's Inquest was held t.
which was adjourned to last evening,
diligent investigation into all the
case, a verdict was returned of .
the most clear and satisfactory evidence.
Sunday morning last, bete een '-
o'clock, a number of men went
Edward Wright, of Armley, near
after obtaining a musket, for which
neral Ludd had sent them, they
knew where to find all the arms
that they were determined to
then took their leave, firing six or
of triumph. This depredation
the immediate neighbourhood of
a party of military keep a nightly .._
after the robbery, the gun was returned,
enclosed in the barrel, stating that : at an.
swer the purpose, the muzzle being too small to ro.
, ceive a ball. From this and some other circons.
stances it is concluded that the whole affair was *
frolic. But it is a kind of farce that, if persisted iDip
will.probably end in a tragedy, and the last stew may
be paformed on a stage usually called thew New
Drop."—Leeds Mercury.
CORN MARKET. MARK-LANE, AUG. 10. '
Today the arrivals of Wheat sake a tolerable supply; the
Tivisharq sale, at a reduction In price of about 4s. per quxe
Sue. aftretber lower. Barley sad Malt scarcely at the INE
ape White Peas and both sorts of Beans are cads some.
r. There are but few arrivals of Oats, sad this art".
dt fully at the last advance. Flour wi.hout variations
CUIRINT PUCKS AS MODER :
Wheat Ns. 140 s. 150 s. Beans 74i. efts.
Fine ditto, 152 a. 1565. Tick date, 708.771.
Rye, 745. 80s. Oats 5118 6th. 04s. .
Barley, 58s. 64SLOd. Puked ditto, lISs fhb.
Mal,. 86s. 965. Potatoe ditt • at" OD&
White Peas (boilers) 745. 711 s. Rye Seed AO. iii.
Grey ditto, 71s. 78$.
Fine ammo i Ss. i9olo—diseandS, 110 a to 11 b.
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,iskaisk
• it /I
is, peratestb hb I,
may) e;ieuted on
the top 6f the New ,
unfortunate grill.
ment of b.{ c
of beinp reptieVedh
meet, wit.nbeccen-
w had doomed hint
ible i am) at' nine
latforrn, dresse.! id ,
v minutes in •!ayen 1
.nd the rest a 4 the
It • the etectiti• fiery J. •
; and met his fate
i body, atter being •
ut doon and dell+ 4
vaer.)---Thti mittrdt‘
tire 9a Siva.-
ge Caine. annuat ' ,
at twtive thousand
dm. Previous to
a illy ur two altet
1 hJisterous in that'
I flCOilb exhortation;
!AKA made 11:U1 a
tind itligines
o meet his fate %via'
nest world. The 1
fervency of prayer,
dr a manly
fet vent hope of en.
Iwsc.n has made a
and has itl-o made ,
the Nall( le pui• on-
the Turf, however,
in the confession
tt than a principle.
and his wife, who
very affecting, .ind
e to him than ueath
tiprit was launched
s had been apart in
s deposited in a .of-
e declared he never ,
TREET.OrI SAttlr.
Id before Mr. Gut"
Bunch of Grapes,
fonn Shepherd, and
to lost their lives by
Russell-street, Co.
bricklayer, was the
it work in the par.
1, heard a crash, had
panions ,4 the party.
hen he reached the
he falling bricks and
utes, the louses fell,
the rtAns—by eigh
bruized, four others •
os:iital, and the two
the &resent Inquest,
out-aewd on Fiiday
itioning as to thereat
v repairs were stazed
Ir. Braham, but that
ring to the failure of
pitulation of the cm--
returned a ve.rdict-
- Fri scrisp, met their
Rises, occasioned by
'-wall." •
accident occurred of
moor, near this place.
rink passing ever the.
avid Haigh and Mr.
urth; the tanner of
at, but the latter, who
to against the trooper
r much violence as to
d the concussion wag
bt own over the bead
!rail yards, and in the
e head,_ which termi-
Dn Wednesday even-
lon view of the body,
ening, when, after a
circumstances of the
f Accidsna Death, co
evidence.
een twelve and one
to the house of Mr. •
near this place, and
which they said Ge.
1, told hem that they •
as in the village, and
fetch them. They
or seven shots by way
I was committed .in
of a Gig-Mill, where
fly watch. Two days
returned, with a note
hat it would not an.
being too small to re.
some other circa's.
wheslo :a WA. WA& la

SMITHFIELD, August 10.
Beef Is 4d to 6. 6d Veal 7s od to Is
Mutton be 4d to 65 6d I Pork 61 Od M7e ed
Lamb 6s. 6d. to Is. Id.
Beasts, about 1,8 sod Lambe, 17.41111.
Cialvuo. 190-9-
PRICE OF HAY AND OTOL4. DI 110THIPOILD6
Hay 41 a to 61 Os Now Clover a a to 71 las
Hay pi As te 01 Oa Omar 10a to 71'
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