Star.
London, England, 1814-04-19 00:00:00

Beasts, 1880—Sheep and Lambs 11,610—Calves, 100—Pigs 260.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL ItICE.I S.
(By the Carcass)
Bee, per st... 4. ed to ti. Od Veal
Mutton . ed to 6. 4.1 IPork

51 VI to 71 441
- - 76 Od to 85 Otl

Lamb 13. Od to 10. Md.

l'itlCE OF HAY AND O MAW IN bl4lll rttll.•t.U..
Meadow Hay 41 Os to LI Ss 1 Clover 61 Os to 71 Os
Rowe!' 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 11 12s to 21 51

kRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YEST.k.RDAY.
ST. JAMtf.s. WiIITECHA PtL.
Hay 31 Os to SI Ss ad Hay - 41 44 to SI lOs
traw 11 13s to 21 9s Od I Straw - II Iris to 21 bs
Clover - 61 Os to 71 Os

PRICk. Olr HOPn IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
NLW SAGS. NEW POCKErs.
Kent 61 6s w9l Orl Kent 81 la. to 121 6
gusset 61 Os to SI Os Sussex 81 106 to 101 151
Essex 91 Os to ill Vs Farnham 131 13s to 131 15s

RAW HIDI.S.
Best lielfiss and Steers (per I Ordinary 2s 4d to f.'s fid
study) 3* 44 to 3* 6d Market Calf - - lis each.
Middlings, 2* 81 to 3* Od i I rg. Hone 144 Oa to 1 fit od
Slitanings, MI to Otid—Lamh 'Ain*, 2s tid to 3s 9!.

PRICE a

tALLow.

St. lanies's Market as 5d I Town Tallow 110 s GO.
Clare Market Os Od Yalow Russia od
Whitechapel Market 6s 5d White ditto Was i 4
per stoat of Sib. Soap ditto 105 s ed
12s lOd I Melting Stuff SOa Od

Averare 61 sa Litt• rough 621 od
Yellow Soap ii2s--Mottled, 12111--Palni
Candles per dozen . t6s. 0.1 Moulds - t7s Ed.

PRICE 01 LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
Butts - tad 25d Oaf Skims 364 3W
Ditto 27d 28.1 Ditto CAI 43,!
Merchants' Backs 22d 230 Ditto 39,1 42d
Dressing. Hides 24d 254.1 I Saudi Ftals 42d 44d
This Coach Hide! 2:id 26d 1 Large ditto, Vier doz. 130 s 190 s
Crop Hides for rote. 220 24c1 I
Tanned florae tildes 26d ti9d
Ditto 45 to so Is 230 u 54.1 Gnat .kits: • lls so

l'itlCE OF CU Alai—COAL , APRIL U.
MA/at at Market Soll Prices.
124 Newcastle -7; - -39 s 61 to 52e 6d
23 Sunderland - •II - 42. 31 to Coe 31.1
Clntltrs - 0 11'04 Ud

Lally yesterday morning twenty-six convicts were
removed from Negate in a caravan 1:7 Portsmouth,
from whence they will be slipped fcr New South
Vales : among chum were two boys of the Age of
thirteen and on:: of fifteen. The tailors, for p.irl,:in•
ing cloth from their employers, were among the
number.

MURDER AT Hr tat..—About half past ten o'clock
on Earenday se'nnight, several inhabitants cf Hull
pawing alueig Silver-street, were alarmed by a cry of
" Mut dm- I" which issued from a public passage lead-
ing to apartments occupied by two tradesmen, viz.
Owen Probin, gunsmith, and John Lever, saddler,
who rented a house in commou, divided into their
respective shops on the ground 'or, b-; having only
one general staircase to the rooms above. Ina ow-
iota afterwards the two persons just named issued
out of the passage into the street, in a state of the
most dreadful conftct ; and on being immediately
separated by a person who came up, they bath fell,
Probin at the same time exclaimiteg, " He has stair-
bed me—l am a dead man." Medical aid was
in-
stantly procured, and the woonded man carried up
stairs to his room, where he was found to have re•
ceived three wounds from a small sword—one in :he
shoulder, a second deep in the body, and another in
the thi,,ll. He died in half an hour. Lever w..s
mediately taken into custody, and was on Monday
sennight committed for trial, charged by the Co-
roner's Inquest with Wilful Murder.
The joy produced among the prisoners of war at
Norman Cross, by the change of affairs in France, is
represented as being quite ex'ravagant and inde.!
set ihable. A large white flag is set up in each if the
quadrangles of the depot, under which the thousands
of Poor fellows who have been for years in confine-
ment, through the cruel ambition of Bonaparte, dance,
sing, laugh, and cry for joy, and produce a pet lett
bedlam ut delight.
Last week 500 French prisoners left Norinan-
Cross for their native country. The emotions of icy
excited by the near prospect of revisiting their fami-
lies cannot be described. We are.sorry to add that
on their way to the sea coast for embarkation, a few
indulged in drinking to such excess, that two of them
perished in a fit of intoxication, and nearly thirty
were left on the road unable to proceed to their na-
tive land. They carry home with them about sin
thousand pounds in English money, being the profits
on the sale of the toys, &c. which they aianufaceured
at the depot.
An illumination took place at Salisbury on Friday
night, in honour of the late change in Use al:faits of
the world.

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IIIiRTIL
At !Gimes., on the 10th tog. the Lady of Captain Gordon,
2d or Queen's Royal Regiment. I f a son.

MARRIED.

Thursday, at Coble Ingayne, Essex, the Rev. John R tido
Rehm', of Queeu's Caw, Oxford, to Sop Lia, youngest Baugh.
ter of the Rev, James Boyer Rector of Culne Engatte.
At Furth bank, sib lineshire, •he Rev. Juhn M'Lachlan,
to Mrs. CLristian Rub, daughter u. Hugh Reoch, Esq. of Furth

At Plymouth, Lieut. George Spencer Richards, R.N. to Emma,
lane, only dawghter of Mr. Samuel Harvey, of I orpoint.
On the 6th tint the Rev. Isaac Mann, of Blirsleni, Stafford•
shire, to Miss Alice Beanland, of the former place.
Thursalay, at Spencer House, by special licence, l.ord Gruege
Quin, ►un ut the Marquis if Heidrun, to the Lady Georgian
spencer. s rood daughter to Earl !.:percer.