Star.
London, England, 1813-03-26 00:00:00

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THE ARMY.

Letters have been transmitted by the Lord Lieu.
tenant, to the Commanding Officers of the several
Corps of Volunteer Infantry, in Kent, stating that,
with the exception of the Dockyards Corps, their
services are to be dispensed with after the 24th inst.
the establishment of the Local Militia having ren.
dered them of no farther avail.

The 19th Light Dragoons, • commanded by the
Hon. Colonel O'NEIL', bas marched from Dublin
fur Cork, from whence they are to embark for North
America.

The 23d Light Dragoons, commanded by the Earl
of PORTARLINGTON, has replaced the 19th in Dublin
garrison.

The Enniskillen Dragoons, from their late station,.
at Ballinasloe and other towns in the county of Gal.
way, passed through Athlone last week, on their
route to Belturlaet, which is to be head-quarters of
that fine regiment till further orders.

The Leitrim regiment of Militia has received or.
dcrs to embark at Bristol for Pidgin, where they are
to be quartered.

Friday last, two troops of the 7th Dragoon Guards
marched into Leeds, to replace the Scotch Greys,
which are ordered for foreign service • and on Thurs-
day and Friday, the West-Suffolk Militia arrived at
Leeds, on their route to Berwick-upon-Tweed.
The 16th regiment of toot, from Berwick, are to
march to Perth to replace the Durham militia, wiltt
have marched to Fort George.

The 91st Regiment is to be removed from North
Britain to Quernsey.

ASSIZES.
SUSSEX—HORSHAM, WEDNesanr, MARCH 24.
CROWN SIDE.
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Richard &under: was indicted for aiding and assisting Colong
P. L. Mollenbeck and Major G. Hoban', Dutch prisoners of
war, to escape trona their parole. They were stationed at Read-
ing, and the prisoner, Saunders, had formerly lived at Audit, in
this county, from whence he had removed t(/ Reading. In la.
nuary last, Major Holman being in London by permission of
Government, met Saunders, whom be recognised : he then offered
him £3OO to aid himself adds ulac! Mollenbeck to escape—the
half to be paid in London, and the other half upon their arriaal
on the Continent. This Saunders agreed to, and met them by
appointment in a post-chaise, in which he conveyed them to 4
little inn, called the Fortune of War, near Robcrtsbridge. The
landlord of the house, however, suspecting they were prisoners
of war, gave notice to a neighbouring Magistrate, and they were
apprehended in bed at his house. •
Major Hannan, Who gave evidence, was indignant at a crass.
examination by the COMISON SZAJLA NT, and muttted, s. Von,
repondrerex ceci dans utte attire place." le which t Common
Salt SANT replied, " No Gentleman would answer a snag who
had broke his parole of honour."
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty, and the Learned Judge
sentenced him to be transported for life.
Siam Joluum was indicted for slabbing John Drer, with intent
to murder him.

The cfrcumstanr.es of this case Were as miles:—The prisoner
was a corporal in the 68th regiment of foot, and was on his route
from Arundel to Chichester, when be stopped at Benham, at a
small pubic-house, kept by the prosecutor. He came with a pri-
vate of the same regiment in s. fish- cart. They called fora glass
of beer, and atter some conversation, welch the landlord did Got
much notice, he heard the prisoner all upon the private to say,
whether he id not give the fishermau a shilling to ride four miles:
The private at first gave no answer; but at length said--." Mr.
Johnson, you did not; you only gave him some beer to carry Too
as far as he was going." The prisoner, on this, grew angry, and
gave the private a blow on the face; upon which the persons pre.
sent took part with the private. The prisoner immediately drew
his bayonet, and swore he would run any of them through i 4
body that hits. He then wantonly, and without any
provocationo,Proccdked an old man out of a chair la whit& he was
sitting, and kept flourishing bis bayonet. The landlord seeing
this, got behind him. and fearing some mischief, seized his arms,
with a view of pinioning his hands ; but not succeeding effectu.
ally, the prisoner run the bayonet through the deshy part of his
belly. He was immediately secured.
The prisoner, in his defence, said he was drunk, and that be
was irritated by being called a d —d Irish tellovir.b!
He was found Guilty, and sentenced to be hanged.
Titesas,James, and Jake Ritharisea, convicted of sheepettallng,
were sentenced to be hailed.

YORK.
Tllll ZINO V. JAMS, STARICII4
The defendant was charged, in au indlcunem found at the last
Special Assizes at York, with inciting to the commission of fts.
lolly, by counselling and contriving the demolition of a certain
mill belonging to Mr. Cartwright, of Rawfolds To this indict*
went thp prisoner had pleaded Not Guilty, and bad traversed it
to the present Assizes.

The.delendaut being called npoit, {lid ant appear ; but ono of
his bail came into Court, and said that the defendant had been
Informed by Mr. Allison, that it would not be necessary tor hint
to attend.

Mr. PARKS said, the defendant had been ill advised ; it was
his duty to have appeared personally in Court, to answer to this
indictinent,as it was impossible that he could know what course
night have been adopted respecting him ; but it was not his in-
tention to insist upon his appearance. 4* If, (said Mr. Parke).
the defendant had been tried at the late Special Assizes, I should
have thought it my duty, In the then state of the county, to have
laid evidence before his Lordship and you, on the subject ;—but
in consequence of the present happy and tranquil state of the
county, the result of those severe but necessary examples which_
were made on a late occasion, I have determined to say no evi•
dente before you, and to consent to the acquittal of the prisoner;
and I hope this will be considered as a turther proof that Go•
vernment wish to do nothing oppressive to any of his holgjestes
subjects, and that their only anxiety has been to restore tranquil,
lacy aad good order."
Mr. Justice La Btotte.=4 Gentlemen, there has probably
been some mistake in this business. The defendant ought cer-
tainly to have appeared in Court ; but as the Counsel lot the
Crown is willing to dispense with his appearance, audios offered
no evidence, you must find hint not Guilty."
The Jury, of course, acquitted the defendant.

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, MARCH
We bad for this day's market considerable fresh supplies of
Oats and Wheat, from Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, also a pretty
good sprinkling of Barley from Suffolk and Norfolk—superftne
wbiteWheat maintained their prices, but ordinary continues very
dull, and full 2s. cheaper—Fine Oats were Is. and interior 2s. per
quarter lower, and a great many remain unsold—W.4 r, ayes
and Barley, full is. per quarter lower—ln miter Grain no alo
terat ion.

Wheat, 741.1045. 106 s. I Grey Peas, 75..84x.
Fine do. 184 s to Wes. Beans, 741.785.
Rye, 701.765. rick Ditto, 86s. 745.
13ar.:y. 50s. ties.—Fine, 74*. I Feed Oats 481.345. 995.

Malc -95 a. 102$.

Poland do. 395.45 x.

Fine Ws:44loBs.
White Year, 96r. 110 s.
Fine Flour, 1051. to 110 e..

Putatoe do. 50s. 555.
Rape Seed, N. 50, £5B per last.
:onds, 100 s. to toss. per sack.

MARRIED.
The 24th instant, A. Robinson, Esq. R. N. to Mary, d.ugh.er
of the late Captain llomas Gibbs, of Queenborougb, Kent.

DIED.

Yesterday sennight, after a lingering illness, which she bore
with extreme fortitude and resignation, Sophia, the amiable and
of daug ter of Morgan Yeaiman, Esq. -urgent] ,of Bristol.
The 27th of January last, After a short nines', Prince Kos
pert's, Dominica. Alexander Cameron, Flog Captain in the eta
West-lodia Keg:ineur.
At Linlithgow, oa the 11th instant, Mr. Andrew Mitchell
writer, in his 19th year.
At Factory-lull, near Cork, the Rev. John Hoare, Chaste4or
and Vicar-General sit linterick, and Rector of sta:lise.ile.

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