Star.
London, England, 1812-11-30 00:00:00

2718 PARKS.

The "wanlitidt, yesterday, exhibited but a seasitY
.muster of. either beauty or fashion. The cheeriest
aspect ui the teaming indeed was such as to repress
all inclinatiim for a Amp, and kihles andseed fires,
werwpieferred to cold breezes sad .3 hum 11 atsiion
phere. A few hardy-Beller, however, did make theii•
, 1 pearance in Hyde Fmk,' bttv ten three ai.d .(I,ul-•
o'clock, end by their presence iiip:lled a link of
the ,room, •
st , The &sum seemed to be as-tender of theist:
persons as the- softer sex, and those wire Vlif .
thernstives, and had any pretension to dash, were se
enveloped in fur, that they had all the ippearanat of
persons who had just arrived froni tharplultder of,
___,Moscow, and had dressed themselves in the spoils.. 4.
'T''re j wakattended by a strong::muster of jnakiej
ef all ranks and descriptions. he Officers of
"rince't lteginient were, as 111112 i, punctual on pa.
rade. and excited, as they wished, the admitition' and
. ceridlltrot the iselreiss The efriwohad not to boast
.of cunt iquipops*aots,

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Jeff, she Selllll3llbelenging to the Rosamond sloop
of war, who has ci ofeosed being concerned in the
murder of the Mare Wilily, is arrived in town.--
Whilst at Stromnees, he voluntarily acknowledged
that be and four others were concerned in that mur-
der, and that he himself cut Mu. Marr's throat.
Nsw-srauT.--Sattarday James Wheeler tie-as placed
at the bar, when. S. Baghtley, a wheelwright, 'at 1
Bow, but lately from Scotland, stated, that-as he Was 1
on 'Tuesday last, passing along Holborn hill, the pri•
!finer got int, conversation with him by pretending
he was trona the Nosib;. and was not long arrived in 1
town, being appointed executor to a will ; at length,
on their arrival at Brook's-market, the prisoner asked
him to go and take part of a pint of p.rter, which he
, agreed to, and they went to the Marquis of Granby,
• -4ft grifi-itm-lane, when the prosecutor Showed him
; -io;4llltfeonetry Goo. which had test been-refused, and
asked the prisanetilo get' it:diarigech 'At that instant
a man came into the. ineni, and offered to play with
them for 410 eit'ankat the same time producing a
number:6f notes and guineas, which he said he had
won. • Thit the prosecutor decks, but the prisoner
urged him to comply, and at thi!same time took tire
' note from hint, but did not use any farce, and gave it
to the other man. The prosecutor then left the room,
but recollecting his note he returned, when the priso.
trier end the other man were both oil He then is.
formed the landldid-Of the' nfac4 who acquainted Mr.
Hodges, the Beadie:of St. Andrew's parish, there.
sea-11
with, who had theta both Vun.nut I f the house.
having knelt) than Air 20 years. Infeentation was also
given at Hattaa-garden Office, and n.degriPtion of
the note sent to the Banker's, its Lanaleardstreet,
at whose house it was made paYablei.ind where it
was presented in about half an hour by a woman.
when it was supped, but the wornan;was suffered to
depart. prisoner WAS, however, Mon alter appro.
tended by Htstimpbries, and co:suititted for re-eaams.:
natioa. • - -
Cartkefirw *Ste al se committed fer re-examination,-
.eltarged with defrauding S. Carter, a rensionee of
she Chartertiouse, of 48, heir g all the tootio,
had, under pretence of finding a diamond tress, with
a receipt for 4170, pretended to be written by a;
jeweller in Clithipaide, and stating theattitle to be a
esent snteitdo tor the rope. The prosecatOr (who
is unable to read, and }ho stupidly conceived that
all the sharper said was literally true) was so elated
with thil stroke of fortune, that he treated ilia priso.
serat several public-honies, and raid Coachlire hens'
riCcadoly to the Chirtei-hoilsk; to fetch. the Monep
.though he nevkr had the article keen los a moment I
• %his possession. - . •
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