Star.
London, England, 1806-02-15 00:00:00

handkerchief looked fir at the %rimers, then at the
cap, which contained a piece of Riff paper, and was
ittelf fo (tiff that it could not be taken by accident.
Thomas Davy was the next witnefs. He Paid, that
from the c 'tidal of the prifoner, he Infreted the had
been doing fomething wrong ; he ferved her with the
remainder of the things to the value of t6i. in con•
fequence of left nefs's intimation, he followed the
?ritoner into the greet, the was upon the run. He
got her by the coat, and told her the had got Tome•
thing in her pocket that did not belong to her, and
file denied it. He brought her back to the Il►op, and
delis cred her to his mafter, John Taylor: (he came
back with reluEtance. As the was going into the
(hop he thought fhe had thrown fomething from her
pocket, and looked hack but found nothing; that the
prifoner offered to pay for the cap, and give him all
the money in her pocket, if he would let her go to
her children.
Mr. Taylor was the next wittier,: called. He
proved that he infilled upon the prifoner delivering
up the cap from her pocket, which the did, and Paid
it was taken by miltake. He inapt tuned her to give
up her name and connexions, but the refufed to do
it, upon which he was under the necellity of fending
for a peace 0% er, Mr. Madin, and he delivered her
and the cap to him.
Mr. Madin was lag called, and he proved that he
was fent for to Mr. Taylor's (hop, and took the pri•
ibner into cuftody. She then told him her name and
ambexions, and Paid the cap was taken by millakes
She offered to pay for it feveral times ; but it was
not in his power to fet her at liberty. He carried
her before a Magiftrate, who committed her for trial.
The prifoner made a written defence at great
length, avowing her innocence, and that the cap was
taken up by her in a miffake, and that the had told
the witnefs her name and place of abode, as foot; as
file was detedted. She called a number of refpala-
ble witneffes to her charatter, all of whom gave her
an irreproachable charther, and that they did not
'think her capable of committing Inch an offence.
The Chairman fummed up the whole evidence
wi•h great accuracy to the Jury, and told them that
the good charader which they had heard given to the
prifoner, and a better he never heard in a Court of
Inflict, he hoped would have its due weight with
them ; and if they entertained doubts of the guilt of
the prifoner, they would let her character prevail
ageing thofe doubts, and acquit her. But if the evi•
dance left no room for doubt in their minds, then,
however painful the duty, they mull pronounce their
verdict again(t her. The jury, without hefitation,
found the prifoner Guilty.
The Chairman, in paging lenience on her, Paid no
prifoner had ever had a fairer trial ; the verdiEt had
the unanimous concurrence of the Bench, and they
fentenced her to fix mouths imprifonment in the
Houle of Correttion. •

LONDON MARKLTS.

INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, FEB. t 3.
Wheat per load 131 04 to 211 .04
11 104 to 11 144
Barley per.quarter
Ows per ditto it 8s to 11 145
Besot per ditto 31 tos to 21 141
New ditto 21 144 to 21 04
Peafe per ditto 11 188 to 21 25
PRICE OF SEEDS IN MAKK.LANE.
Cutaway sew 75s to Sc. per cwt.
Coriander, 118131 to 1,5 s do.
Trefoil 5* 64 to 28s do.
Red Clover 34$ to 65. do.
Fine Old Bos
White ditto 38s to 761
White MuSard Seed, WI 6d to 171 od per bufhel.
Brown ditto, 6s od to r3s 6,1 do.
Turnip
• Braid Beans -•-•• to —s per kulbel.
He to 348 per quarter
Long Pods 245 to 3os
Tares 341 to 409 04 1225 od
Rye Grafs 128 od to 311 cut per spatter.
Canary,
PR I 36. od 485 od to 525 od du.
CE OF HOPS.
LAOS. tort lITS.
Kent - 51 tp to 71 es teat - 61 os to yt us
Soaks . 51 iss to 61 iss I Sures . 61 os to ;I 71
Weir 51 tss to 61 141 Farnham 91 —s to tal os
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags 61 65 to SI Ss I Pockets 61 ics to 91 91 •
PRICES OF HAY A 6415 STRAW.
St. James's. Whitechapel.
Hayperload 3 3 oto 4 8 o 1 Hay per load 3 Bto 4 4
Straw 1 17 oto 2 3 6 Straw / 12 to I s &
I Clover 4 oto 5 0
PRIGS OF NAT AND STRAW IN IWITIIFICLD.
Old Hay, 31 C 4 to 41 Im—Clover 3l acs to 0 os
%Wynn st 5s to 31 too...straw, t 1 the to 21 ps 1
SMII'HFIFLI) MARKET. February 14.
To fink the offal—per flone of Sib.
Beef 46 6d to 3s 64 I Veal p od to 6. 6d
Mutton p od to 5s 84 I Pork 5* ed to 35 84
NFAD OF CATItt 71113 DAT.
Beaks, about 700—Sheep and Lambs. 7,930.
NOWI.IATh. and I.EADENHALL, February 14.
Per flone of 81b. by the caresfe.
Beef 3s 64 to 45 6d Val 45 od to 64 04
Mutton 4s od to 41 81 Pork 5s od to p 84
PRICE OF 1 ALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 45 2d - Town Tallow 721 64 to os
Clare Market 41 ad Yellow Ruffis —s to 68. 6d
Whitechapcl Market , White ditto 67. od to os
(141 Roue of Sib.) 45 yid Soap ditto .--s to 670 od
---.. Melted Stuff ..-s to 37s 6d
221 4-id Ditto rougb 39s od to 01
Average Wire 41 itd Groves tis od
Good Dregs Jos to cs
Yellow Soap, 78s to oto-.Mottled, 814—Curd, 92.
Price of Candles per dozen, t ts od—Moulds, is. od
RAW kiIDES.
Hide. !per Rune) 3s ed to Is 44 i Hoeft: Skins 175 od to 195
Middling se sod to p od Sheep Skins 35 61 to 711 6.1
Ordinary as 6d to is 14 Shastilrip os cd to 01 cd
Heavy Calf tss 6d emelt I Lamb Skins os od to os od
COAL MARKET, Fcbrury 14.
Ships at Market • flips fold Price
26 newealtle Coal 21 461 hd to 501 6d.
9 Sunderland 9 445 84 10 461 64