Star.
London, England, 1801-04-07 00:00:00

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NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, April 6.
Per Rona of Rib. by the cantle.
41 4d to ss 44 Veal 4s 8d to ;s od
Mutton 44 Sd to 61 od Purk 6s 44 to ya 4d
Lamb ys od to Bs 6d.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW.

Borough. St. James. Whkechapel.
0.1-lays to to6o s so to 6 6 0 4to to- 6 6 •
Straw 2lOto 3 0 1 14 •to 3 3 o 2 14 oto 3 3 0
Clout. 6 oto 6 6 6 6o co 7 o • .

COALS, April 6. •
Belt Coals in the Pool, 21. 4s. Cd. to oL os. od. per Chaldroo.
Delivered - 21. I3s. od.
Sunderland, - 31 Is. od.
Delivered - at. sm. od.
EDINBURGH PRICES OF MEAL, March 3r.
Lachlan Oatmeal, 283 both. South Country, —.
MI Ladies., per 8011. Soma Ceersiby ter 'WI. Prices per Peel.
Ink C.• s 6 Hilt, C.o o o Firß, ss ild
Second, 3 I 9 Second o• 110 Second, 25 711
Third, • I • Third, • o • Third, as 7
Aram so—Yußerday Oats declined in price a 'little in our
market. Sales are ray dull—pia:chafers befitate muck in buy-
ing ; fo that offers feriae arc more frequent than offers for par.
chafe.

MUSSELBURGH CORN MARKET, MUMMA

The market was very well (applied with Wheat of different
qualities, Oats, Barley, Beaks, and Peale, in great plenty,
which fold at the following prices, Viz :
Wheat at dss. 611 s. and 725. Barley Oa 6d to sits ad
the grate* quantity fold at Beans acs od to 46s od
725. Peak yos od to yas od
Oats 36. od to 38s od
HADDINOTON, April 3.
Nun. Berle), Oele. PArfr. deolo.
Nett 748 64 IsSa ad I 4os od ros 64 1449 ad.
&coed 68s od sus 341 Od 441 ad 38s ad
Third yds ad 46s 04 3c• d 384 68 30 ad
Seed Oats 41s. to 435. 6d.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PIICH OP GRAIN, AT TSB LLLLL WINO at
R mamma—Wheat lys.od. to aos.od. per Quarter.
Bark, 435. od. to Ssa 611. BOWS 701. dto 78s. ott.
Oats 3os. ad. to 304. 05L Peak 738. ad to 80.. od.
Nawaoay.--Wbeat elm od. to a6a od. per Qii..rter.
Bmrk7 6113 od. to Itos.od. roans 70.0 d to US.C.d.
Oats los. 6d. to yas.,:d. Peak Las. od. to Mod.
H —Wheat tyts od to 1943 od per Qr 049111%
Barley sys od to posod Deans yes od to as od
Oats yys od to yes 6d. I 'Peak yds od to Edos ed
Bast NosToca.—Wlseat taos od to tots per Quarter.
Barley yts od to Sys od I Beans 7z s od to yys od
Oats 3isod to sad Pude yys od sa llos ad
O .--Wheat t6es. od to atm per Quarter.
Barley 6ts ed to isos od 1 Beans cos od tO cos od
Oats as 6d to ylls od es& cad to oos od
Assure or Biala.—The Peek Loaf kladhold, zrlb. 6 OA. to
be hid fir 6e. 44. •

Upwards of firty fail of velrels, many of them
laden with corn; arrived in the River from
burgh, on Saturday.
Large fupplies of Sour were !all week reccived
from Bolton New York, Philadelphia, Viiziiiia,
and New HLipthirc.

Conceal.' Ludo* JeicE.—Mr. Coswcst., of
Temple-tar, haying been giren to underhand than
fume other Acid has been bold tor Concrete Lemon
Juice, feels it neceffary to obferve, that he is per.
milted to refer to the higliell Authorities in this
kingdom for the purity of that prcpited by him.
felts and he trulls that the precaution of Agning.
every package with his name and in his own hand
writing, will afford fofficient fecurity•againft im.
potition, to thole who (hall be defirous to make ufe
of this conveuicnt and elegant pepatatiOn. '

ASSIZES.

P!

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flood charged, on the Coroner's Inqueft, with the
wilful murder of William Vaughan, his fervant
boy. Mr. Abbof as Counfel for the profecuti6n,
opened the bnfinefs in a fpeech of great ingenuity ;
in the courfc of which, he made fome obfervations
on the relative duty of a mailer to a fervant, which
he compared to that of a parent to his child—for,
though he held in his hand the power of correc-
tion, he fhould always take care to blend chaftife-
rnent with mercy and reafon. After the learned
Connfel had fmilhed a very eloquent addrefs, Mr.
Parnell,- Surgeon of Chepfkow, who had opened
the body oFthe deceafed and William Powell,
Efq. Surgeon of Monmouth, and Coroner for the
county, were feverally examined.—As the Court
was proceeding with the evidence of the latter
Gentleman, Mr. Juflice Ronce, who prefided at
the Crown Bar, role, and obferved to the Jury,
4, that as two Gentlemen of high profeffional re-
putation differed effentially in their opinion with ,
refpea to tho cau....-e of the boy's death, it was im-
paflible for him or them, who were ignorant of the
fulled, to decide on the queftion which engaged
their attention ; and he therefore direfted them to
find the prifoner Not Gray : which verdia was
immediately returned, and Mr. Thomas was dif-
chalged from the bar.
WE FORD, MARCH day our aq7CS end-
ed ; fix perfons have been capitally conviaed, and
receive& fentone of death.

After the trial of Fur/Nag for the murder of Mr.
Grey Thomas, Mschart Beashai was tried for the
murder of the Rcv. Francis Turner, at Ballingale
on Whifunday, 179 R. The evidence in fupport of
the profecution was clear, confikentand
The ciicurnilance of Mr. Turner's murder are
too well known to need recital. It was proved
that the prifoner put a green leaf into Mr. Tur-
ner's mouth/ while he lay in the agonies of death,
and &fired him to preacri tie Goliel with it ; tbat
when fomebody mentioned that Mr. Turner mull
be in great torture, while the hoofs was burning
about him, ItsagAal ariced " /the could not bear
fire in this world, what mull his foul do hereaf-
ter?" and that when he pulled the'reythe-blade out
of his lysiy, with which he had (tabbed tl.le unfor-
tunate Gentleman, he remarked that " his blood
was fo th'sk he could not wipe it off I" He was
found guilty and executed this day, denying the
whole of the charge.
Cne Brel4er was then tried and found guilty of a
murder, with loch Rustling circumfigices, that
the Judge diretied him to be executed on Monday,
and his body hung in chains. W/x!aa was
alto found guilty of-murder, but recommended by
both the Grand and Petty Jury, in confequence of
tome favourable circumßances:
411,Aael Downes, a perfon of ci nfiderable pro.
petty, was tried for High Treafiin, i r having been
a Rebel Captain, and commanded at the horrible
ma ffacre of tictillabogue.
The ch cunifiances deluded on this trial kept the
whole Court in the moll painful agitation., It was
proved that the prifoner fat as Judge upoii 'a num-
ber of Pmteflants, and ordered them to be Riot ;
and that when a girl applied to him for leave to
carry food to fame of the partners in ficullabogue-
barn, he replied, " Give the Devil leave SOMF
bad they want food—and they die fo loon I"
circumilanc.cs, however, which arofi in the
tootle of evidence, induced the Jury to accompany
their verdia of Guilty with a recommendation of
the patiner to the Royal mercy.

At the Altus for Cornwall three prifoners were
capitally corn-Wed, and received fentence of death,
Rofkilly, for a burglary ; Rich. Broad-
bear. fir Ilealing a Myer watch and other articles ;
and T. Littlejohn, for Ilealing a chefnut gelding.
Rofkilly is left for evution ; the two others re-
prieved.
At Taunton Affixes there was an extreme heavy
Calendar, being.upwards of tto prifoners for trial:
The following have been convieled, via. Mary
Dunning, for a burglary; G. Davidge ; M. Day,
for horfe-flealing, capitally P. Kingdon, for Real.
ing two heifers ; W. Newton and his foss, for !hal-
ing geefe ; and C. Beer, for bigamy.
Gutlavus Lee, accufed of forgery, was acquit.
ted, after .a long trial.—The note he wan tried np
was one in imitation of thofe of the Wirichefier
Bank, which are adorned. with many well engrav-
ed embellithments ; but though executed entirely
with a pen, was fo exquilitery imitated as ainmit
to puzzle the engraver himfblf. Lee is a very
genteel young man, and addrefTed the jury with
much feeling. He fainted away upon the delivery
of the verdiCt.
On Saturday fennight, Lawrence and Cog hell,l
(the former conviEted Rorfe-fiealing) were ext.
cuted in Huntingdons purfuant to &it- fentence,
amid ft a concourfe of thOnfands of fpeetat ors. John
Burton and yam Taylor, who were conviaed of
thee] .Italing, and were to have been executed wi.h
the before-mentioned malefadors, received a ref; i e
the fame morning.
Caw,. Elt/SURY, Ikrti 3.—Yefterday the follow-
ing nudefaCtors were executed at Penenden Heath,
purfuant to their fentences at the LIR Affixes :
we, W. Mak, 7 Mortem, W. Brown, 7.
Wet, T. Small, W. goner, G. Find, G. Ekgraiager,
T. Day, y. North, and y Dixon.
At the General Seflions of the Peace for the
town and port of Sandwich, held on Monday hill,
C..Wagnell, C. Hat:foci, and 7 Rofe, charged with
burglaries and felonies, were capitally convided,
and received fentence of death.
GtoncesrEs ASSIZES.—The, Commifiion was
opened at Gloucefter on Wednefday evening.—
There were na lefs than 127 prifoners in the Ca-
lendar, and the multiplicity of bufinefs was likely
to occupy the attention of the Court for feveral
days. Among the prifoners tried on Saturday, was
Mr. Cook clothier, of Wotton.under-Edge, who
• was arraigned for the murder.of his wife—when
the witnelfes for the profecution clearly proved,
that her death mull have been occafioned by acci-
dent, and Mr. Cook was acquitted, very much to
the fatisfaftion of the Court.
MoriHourii Assizzs.—On Wednefday morn-
ing, at an early hour, the Court was crowded, to
hear the trial of the Rev. Edward Thomas, who