Star.
London, England, 1807-02-24 00:00:00

It".aTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Y ARMOUTH, FEB. z;.
The frigate mentioned in my latt, proves to he the
CRLSCIINT, who has lon her oproall and All her
h.mts in the late wale.—Sliled the ALERT (Lop of
war, on J cruise.—Wild N NV. moderate.

FALMOU TH, FEBRUARY sr.
Arrived, the brie Scarborough, CADIR,
Dartmouth, with fifh frr Lab m ; the Elizab,lll,
Townsu EN n, Hart, Rows. iktgo, And 111 W%
l'strfot.s, from Lifbnn; D:vonthire, ?•JA:tCH. and
Daphne, BULLY, firlM Opr rto; and Eliza, HUG 141.5,
from St. Michaels, with fruit for n, having
101 l her anchor and c thic while at St. Michael's j All
American brig Vtuus, ALLAN, firm NYAre wi
flour for (riders, ten days pairage ; aroi arlipitnith
(hip Daphne, BAGGs, I.ifbon. f o.lret.lsarg,
with fait ; patted from His Majcts4'.rlhip. C•MILLA,
about four drays lire in a gale of. laind.—Sailed,
His Majefly's (hip Scot Pros, of,AB guns, Captain
CARTARIT, with the French pti•atcer Genetil
Bougainville, her prize, for Plytnonth ; the Town-
!bend packet remains by tonttary

('OWES, FEB. 21.
The following fhipia hive pit in with la, rf
anchors and cables, in confequence of the 14tc
dreadful gale of wind. front the Down's :—The hri4
Providenceof Yat mouth, for Exc. ; Eli ct,fi om Lon-
fnr Ply month ; the I-Inpr, from 1.,,nd0n, tor
Newry ; the Amity, from L•ahlon, for 1) trt month ;
the John, from London, for Dublin ; the 13,illiint,
from Lindon, :feu Jamaica ; and thc Ainetican
dap Harvey.--Airived yeftelday evening, at the
Mntherbapk. a fleet of near twenty lid vt Swedth
finpst from Lilb 41.

The following are Lime further Particulars of the
drmdful Caraflrophe, which occurred at the Ezecu
Lion of the Murderers *ellerday morning, in addi-
tion to what we have aheidy Bated:

Jolt at the moment that the unhappy culprits were about to he
hunched off. there was a general ruth amotiglt the crowd to get
towards the Debtors' Door, where the criminals there Rood on the
matfurne A molt dreadful fcrne then toot place. The app -oaches
to they:ace were completely filo lied up with carts, filled with (pee-
tatore,and when fome of the crowd began to move away the pref.
Cure became dreadful. St-me fell and others falling over teem,
they were trampled to death. Terror took potilLG in of the crowd,
they became &ferrate. and their efforts only contributed to en-
creak their danger. The pet,ple on the ►oufe tops, and in the
windows. who law their error, waved their handkerchiefs, and
:wade fignals to them to !laud quiet. but to no purport:. All was
confubon and uproar, the men lighting their way, and the wemtn
(creaming in the molt piercing manner. There was a frparate
current ut people which mi4ht be dittindly uhrerved to Lbw
from the mouth or every avenue, to the Old Bailey As each
body came in cont idi with the other, thete was of cruefe a vt.ry
Leavy Rruggle between them, before it was decided which of them
Mould carry the other with it. At one of there c tntettelitig points,
a poor pyeman ot the name of Thorn, was thrown down and his
balked with him ; this was at the end of Bithop's•court. Oppolite
Green Arbour court there was a very heavy force pouring down
from each fide of St Sepulchre's Church, from New;ate-itreet,
and from the end of the Court where a coal cart was crammed
with ;actions who paid for their places, that they might have
a fuller prulpedt, and at the fame time avoid the yreffure of
the crowd: with the force at the people who puffed forward in
each oppofite direttion, and the weight of thole with whom it
was loaded, the cart broke down, and the people were precipi-
tated into the Brett. Theft two accidents brought on twit
others, that were produCtive of fevcral others, which were molt
dreadful in their confequeuces : for inltance, there being two
vecancie• la the crowd where there firft pevle fell, the populace,
who were far bt hind, and eagerly within: to get forward, preffed
on without having a force in front which was fuflicient to rehit
their ex, rtions, and they at the fame being totally Ignorant
of what had happened at tome diftance before them ; during the
(wide's gulh "fthe current which was thus brought n, a woman loft
her patten, floopel to pick it up, awl was herfelf thrown down.
There was a long woralc:r rail with one end faftened to the top of
a poll, and the other on the ground ; to prevent coaches and cares
from driving down among the crowd; this wasnwas near to the (pot
where the cart had broken down, at the end of Green Arbour-
Court; there was filch a terrible runt through this gap in the
croud, at it might he called, that in a very thurt time the people
neareft the uutortunate petfons who had been thrown down were
compelled, as the only means of raving their own lives, to gimprvray
to thofe that were behind, and ruining with the current, aetuall.-
trampled on thole who were already down, until at oft tome of
themfelves were carried on to the rail, and tumbled over it. The
(erne by this time became fo (hocking to behold, that feveral who
law it from tae hooks fainted. Tkofc who were on Snow.hitl,
in Newgite itreet, and towards Ludgate-Lill, who could not fit,
per 'Ted forward in enormous °Wks and with krefiltible force. Per-
foot. w hin woe 3o yards of the platform werelqueezed, till with fear
and !ovary ther could not breath t the weakest fainted an.: &up-
ped, others (Al over them ; the &ricks and cot fulitan were trolled-
. Illy hot ride. it was as much ai'dle itrongelt could do to fupport
themrelvea—the doom of tome Maks in the greet were bur&
open; hundreds rented in, fweatim panting, fpeechlefs, and al-
n•nß expiring. Fur a long time there.was apt any pofftbitily of
affilting thole who dropped—a woman who was thrown dosses,
indeed. Paved her lift chiefly by her own exettions, but then her
clothe+ were literally torn off her body, and the was molt fcverely
bruited and cut in leveral places. But the melancholy fame was
fo estetsfive, th t all the different 'troupes that fell at that end of
the Old Bailey, now formed one general heap, fuch as.hardly ever
has been (ten before, in any place that was not either fubjedt to
the immediate horrors of war, or elk to the ravages of the molt
ungovernable fire. There were upwards of leo perfoos lyirg down
totally helpiefs on the ground at one time. Of there there were,
according to the Mat. meat of the Houfe Surgeon of St. Bartholo-
mew's Hofpital, at a late hour WI night, the following ounibtr of
•
perions taken to that charity :

WOUNDED.

Men -
Women -

There we e .14—
AI St. Seoul. hre4 2
At the Swan, Snow-hill