Star.
London, England, 1824-06-09 00:00:00

OLD 1341LEY-111IS DAY.

Richar:llTc:,e,' and Michael Jut Connor were put to the bar on
an Indic:intent clitqi.ig them with publishing Cathie's works. The
features of this eau- were precisely the sanra as those of the convic-
tion of yasterd ,y, and to detail the evidence would be merely
giving a repetitioe of the report which we then gave.
Mr. French appeared for :1;e tit fiiiidaiits, and avowed himself
their advocate, front a feeling that ael:gicus persecution ought not
to exist in this country.
The dtfertlants each read, from a written paper, their defehze,
and the Jury Poona them
Vest:roily, in to the conviction of Campion, of which
eve g V.. an :AC-C(3111a two more of Carlile's shopmen were tried
mid convicted, namely-7710nm J:ifocys, who was sentenced to 18
months imprisonment, and to give Ms own security in .501. for his
rued behavinur during life; and Jahn Christopher, who pleaded
(4:thy, and was setiten:ed to six months confinement (two months
fur each of three indictments), and to enter into his own recogni-
zances for his good behaviour during life.

DEATH OF MR,OXRERRY, THE COMEDIAN

It is with much regret we have to announce the sudden death
of that excelleut Comedian, Oreteay. He had been unwell for
some weeks past, but was recovering, and even performed a few
evenings ago at one (lithe Theatres. Yesterday he was rather better
than usual, when, about one o'clock this mottling he was attacked
with apoplexy. and died within half a hour after. Ills wife was
out of town, and although immediately stilt far, did not arrive
until the icy hand of death had rendered her a widow, and hcr
children f.therless.

Mr. oilltltlW was born in London, in the year 1784, and was
ir.tet•.c!ed by his father, a respectable tradesman in the parish of St.
Luke's, to be an artist ; but after being some time with Mr.
Stubbs, and afterwards two years and a half in a bookseller's
:hop, he became acquainted with a company who played at a pri-
Nate Theatre, whom 1w joined. llis first appearance on the London
boards was at Covent Garden Theatre, November 7, 'SO:, and
from that time be became a favourite in the metropolis.

The States-General of Wirtemberg have unanimously
agreed to reduce the interest of the public debt to four
anti a half per cent.
Friday, his Majesty's Proclamation for the election of a repre-
sentative Peer in Parliament, on the Bth of July, in the Palace of
Holyrood-house, was mead At the Cross of Et' ilt.burgh by the lie.
raids, with the usual formalities.
We understand that Government have given orders, that all
packages of letters passing through the Post Offices for the Brazilian
Cbminissioners now in London, should be exempt fre:a restage.
The new and extensive Mews and Stables for his MA.-
Jerre, which have been for some time building in tlzt: garden at the
back of the late Queen Cuaaxo•rrr'a Palace, Pimlico, are to Lc
completed by Midsummer-day. The fittings up of the stables, the
harness-rooms, &c. are expected to be completed by Michaelmas-
day. Four houses are appropriated for the residences of the prin-
cipal officers, who will have the entire management, viz. the Clerk
and his Assistant, the Equerry of the Crown Stable, and the Ve-
terinary Surgeon. The i)uke of 'Pram will have stables allotted to
bins for his stud and carriages.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JUNE D.

The arrivals this week are not considerable, being—English
Wheat 1,900, Barley 250, Oats 4,000 quarters; Flour 3,300 sacks.
There bas been very little business dune in the Wheat trade this
morning, and prices remain as last quoted. Barley continues dull,
as our maltsters have nearly all lett off working for the season.
Beans and Peas fully maintain Monday's /Imitations. Oats of good
quality support last quotations, but other sorts sell with dilliculty.