Star.
London, England, 1815-04-15 00:00:00

MARGATE, APRIL. it

A stout ship was discovered this morning on shore
at the back of Margate Sand, which, by a letter re-
ceived from the Captain, proves to be the Hind,
.101110 master, tor London, laden with cotton, ccuce,
and sugar : as it continues to blow very strum from
the North, it is feared the ship will be a total loss.
Several of our boats are gone off.
P. S. The Captain and crew of the Hind have just
landed here, being compelled to quit the ship for the
preservation of their lives.

A grand public breakfast. or Drews; a Li Fouichette,
was given on Thursday at Woolwich, by Captain
Fonuarr, of his Majesty's ship Encrutz.g, oti baud of
that ship, which WAS tastelully decorated, with co-
lours, for the occasion. An awning extended over
the whole of the quarter-deck, and half vay bvtween
the fore and mainmasts. The company, which was
of both sexes, was genteel and select, and a dance
followed, which was kept up, with great glee, until a
late hour. Captain Tottassv's own band attended,
and played some charming airs.
Conorriat's INQUILST.•-111iS forenoon a Jury sat on
the to-lie. of the two people found killed in R.,ll's
Buildings, al stated in the next page. It was proved
that the man was insane at the time he committed the
act, and the Jury returned a verdict accordo.gly.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

DOCTORS' COMMONS, APRIL is.
VIE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF ROSEBERRY UN
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COUNIEW3 OF ROSEEERRY.
This was a proceeding for a divorce, on the ground
of adultery, committed by the Countess of Roseberry.
with Sir Henry tit. John Mildmay, Bart. Theisar-
ticulars of this case have been already fully detailed
to the public in the report of the proceedings on a
writ of inquiry to assess Lord Roseberry's damages,
in the action for crim. con. brought by him against
Sir Henry Mildmay, who had suffered Judgment Au
go by &Milt (See the STAR of the 12th Dec. last.)
Lord Roseberry's Counsel submitted that the ne-
cessary facts were fully substantiated to entitle his
Lordship to the remedy he prayed.
The Counsel for Lady Roseberry admitted that it
was impossible for them to offer any observations to
resist the effect of the evidence, which they, therefore,
lett to the imoartial consideration of the Court.
Sir WILIAM!! SCOTT recapitulated the circum-
stances oi the case, and concluded with observing,
that it Was certainly but a poor compensation to the
Rijured husband to grant him all that was within the
power of the Court to grant, in acceding to the prayer
width he preferred by the present proceeding, that
J,votced from all further cohabitation with this
Lady : In that remedy, however, as far as it went, he
was fully entitled. Tile seliteirce of divorce was
signcu nediegly,
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 14.
RtIRGE.rs V. CL EMENTS.
Mr. hiivis moved for a Rute to sliew cause why
the verdict for the defendant should not be set aside,
aivi a new tri ii granted on the ground of a misdirec-
tion Mr. Baron Ricitaito,. who tried the cause at
the foist Oxf:rd Assizes. The action was brought
against the lar,dlady of t:.e 't Cr..: Tons Inn, Orford,
by a guest, to recover the value of s parcel of Bir-
minidi-im trinkets, which load been stolen out of the
plaintiff's room at • the inn. It appeared that the
room was not the common travellers' room, and that
it was immediately aces stible from the gate-way of
the inn-yard ; that the defendant was told he had the
key of the toiim door, and oil, !.e lock it ! and that
he had said he did not i.,ow whether he locked dr
door wh-'n !,e went out or not. The Learned Judge
rule.l. th it the genet .i liability of an iankeerr,
at
conim ri I,w, was, in this ea.( , ezoncrated by sj,ecial
circuinst of eztreen.. ii...i;ligence Cu t!-e part of
the giicsr. T:ie Learn Cour:.sel :low relied won
efe Oil i Resolution nt C'-lye's cast', S Report. 6.5, in
which i; laid crov 11••-• th innkeeper is bound
in law to keep the guest's gonos a::d chattels safe,
wit.iont any stealing or purloin'ng ; and it is no ex-
cuse for the innkeeper to say, that he delivered I.!J.
ti r kyy of the cliamhai in which he i:,
sod .hat he 1, ft the chamber door open ; ritigitt
to k. ep the goods and chittles of his guest there in
. s fety."
1.e,,! i.i.evunitotron— At present Tam of opinion
the tie Learned Jai ige and Lord Coke
vet: ; but having that case, you may take your
Rul,.. I have known several ;nstances where it has
bean id. that if a guest takes his goods out of the
innkeep.fr's charge into his own, the latter is exempt.
However) the autootity of the case cited deserves at-
tention.

OLD MILEY.
Yesterday Jonniiea &rang, Sid,,r Cagan, Antoni,
Francisco, and elta,nio Fernando, were indicted for con-
spiring to charge Captain Finnie, of the Caroline, In-
dia country ship, with the murder of Butler John, at
sea. This case occupied the attention of the Court
the while day, but the evidence has been fully de-
tailed in the examinations before the Lord Mayor.—
The Serang had furnished the ship with an ineff.clive
crew-of Lascars, aid C.iptain Finnic had imposed ad-
ditional duly on 1,1 n, in consequence of which he met
his alisp'easure. The deceased was neglectful in his
duty towards t:.t. Captain, who had him tied up, and
threatmed him with a flogging to bring him to a
sense t f duty. He afterwards took him into the ca-
bin, anit slapped him on the face, when lie afterwards
threw himself out of a Wi3dOW two feet aware. The
Cristain stopped the ship, and did all that he could to
save the deceased, but in vain. This charge was
brought by the Strang of the Captain having mur-
dered the deceased, but under circumstances of such
suspicion the Lord Mayor detected it. A model of
the ship was produced, and the witnesses who swore
to the Captain knocking him down in the cabin, and
afterwards lifting him out of the window were saw..
ing the ship, and not within sight of the cabin. Cap-
tain iVodehouse and his Lady, and other passengers,
who were in an adjoining cabin, contradicted all,
this, and Captain Wociehouse.and his Lady h
distinctly what passed. The Serang and Serang Si.
der were found Guilty.
The RECORDER, with his usual solemnity, then pro-
ceeded to pass sentence of death upon the following
prisoners :—Elizabch Young and Cornelius. Calla-
ghan, for stealing in a dwelling' house ; Richard
Naylor, for horse-stealing; Abraham Adams, for au
odious offence ; William Oldfield, for ravishing Eliza
Willis ; William May, for returning "from transpor-
tation ; Henry Beard, John Cambridge, and Mary
Ann Clark, for stealing in a dwelling house ; James
Read, for a burglary ; Edward Harland, for forgery;
and William Sweetmaa, for highway robbery.

lizabteh Fenni4, conviced of an attempt to poison
the llama)? of Mr. Turner, upon being brought up,
screamed violently, and fainted away : the Learned
,Judge deierred passing sentence; and the unhappy
prisoner vbts taken irom the bar.

Tuesday last an Inquest was held at Woolwich,
before CARTTAR, Une of the Coroners for Kent,
a.id a very respectable Jury, on the body of a man
foand in the Thames on the Sunday preceding. It
app .ired in evidence, that the deceased had been
w 'moldy thrown into the river from a Gravesend
h,a by a tnan of the name of Rose, so long back
as the Ist of March, and although the corpse was
greatly altered and decayed by the effects of time and
tic eleMents, yet the form of the deceased, he being
cto,,ked b ,eked, and the clothes he wore, were suffi.
ci 4itly reinarkable too identify his person beyond all
doUbt. A gr,tit deal of inquiry as to the guo anima
was made by the Coronet and Jury, and atter two
returned a verdict of %al-
da-vs' deliberation the Jury
fill murder against Charles Rose. Rose remains in
custody to Otkt: his falai:li the next AiSIZCV fur Kent.

Yesterday afternoigh, Thomas fl. ynes, s-- '4
)odging in the first floor, at No. 15, Rolls-buiidingas
Fetier-lane, witoliis wife and three children, took.a
ilatge carviug-knife. which he shot pened, and when
be. had done, be locked the room door, and then tak-
ing hold of his wife, he said he would cut off her
jilted, and then the children's and his own, in order
that they might leave the world together. She
screamed out " Murder I" and then a-had struggle
took place betOreen them, during which time the
'children were'at the yindow, crying out " Murder !
!" After a hatd struggle he threw down the
unfortunate woman, stacrthen he nearly severed her
head .from her body. The- cries of the children
,brought some persons to the room door, who were
toeing k in. He then with the same knife nearly
sevt'red his own head from his shoulders. The two
bodies. remain f;r the Coroner's Inquest, and the
children were taken to the workhouse.—The perpe-
trator of the above melancholy catastrophe has lately
been discharged horn a lunatic asylum.

114.40c#0;.Y EVEn

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An inquest has been held at Dartmoor Depot, on
die bodies of seven American prisoners who were shot
by the soldiery during the late attempt to force the
gates of the prison, and a verdict efJusiitiable Homi-
cide has been returned. '1 he pri►oners continued to
hold a menacing attitude, and appeared l►ttle awed
by tile melancholy late of their comrades. Several
of the 3.5 that were wounded are not expected to sur.
vive. One of the unfortunate men was sitting smok.
ing his pipe, and coolly observing the tumultuous
conduct of his corma les. About the time %%I to the,
Somerset Militia flied first, he was desired to remove:
from his situation, when he observed, that he had no
hand in the row, and should stay where he was. He
did's°, and fell with the rest.
Q UEEN•A)U Alt E.—YesterdAy Richard Monolog was
charged with attempting to pick the pocket of Cap-
tain Lascelles, of the Coldstream Guards, at the
Opera House Masquerade, on Thursday evening.—
The prisoner was lolly committed.
l'estero ty morning, about two o'clock, some
I~i to broke into the house of Mr. Parker, pawnbroker,
Rotherhithe, and stole plate and other valuables
to Illy itinotnit of ANAX). _ .

Ihe celebrated CALspTr asserts. that infinite num.
hers of persons die by re tson of little tnimals taken
into the systt.m by ft ttitelond, water, &c. caterpillars
and wornif, such as bleed in nut, ; miters, like earth
worm s, may be ,t. n by any Naturalist ; Ur. RAM.
s!.Y, of Edinbur.h, fotind Win Ins in all the diseases
he had ever talent:J. Every Philosopher knows
twat abscesses er it Worms, on it hatever part of the
ts,idy tiiey m.ty be. 1)r. of Long Acre,
nx., in twenty ye4rs expetetice,•,n7,ved it ; avid of ail
men he the bast pool, viz.—See and Believe !
It tt t.,. really thought Iseinre investigation.
N. Ij. D. GattriNcit's Meditine may Le taken by an
infant of the lutist tender ag or by the most delicate
Lady. Prices `2.s. 9J. 4.. rid. Ws. 6d. or SOs. boxes,
one Guinea.

310111U:1E1.D MARKET, APRIL 14.
Beef 4% 31 ,t) Si 3.: Veal 64 Od to 71 61
Mutton 51 od to 6% Oa I Perk 64 Od to 7. Od
Lamb gm to Os 6d.
Beasts 740—Sbeep and Lambs 3 4:::o—Calves 130—Pigs 350
HAY AND S CRAW, PEkt I.OAD.
Meadow Hay 41 Os to CA 101 i Clover 61 Os to 71 Os
Straw Xi 14a. to X! Oe.

.NtWC.VIE ANL) LEADENHAI.I. /14.Altitl• lb.
(33y the ('areas•.)
Deef, ter stone 33 83 to Gs Od Veal 51 0.1 to 61 Ad
Mutton • 4s 41 to 5s 0.1 Pork 5s 4d to 6 8d
Lamb 7. nd to $ Cd.

PtC.CES OF HAY ANO S'IK.AW YES I.I.RDAY.
ST. JAMES'S. WUITECIIIAPEL”
Hay 31 listo 51 5s 10,1 Hay 41 Itl, to 51 108 Od
Straw 11 14s 01 to '2l 5s otl Straw 11 ISS to 11 184 Od

11UPS.

PalelL
•Iw SAG% ); tW POCULTS.
Kent II Os to 71 111 I Keot - 51 us to 111 Os
Susses SI 104 to 71 71 I Sums -41 154 to 71 A
Essex 61 64 to 71 to Funlisot 101 Ato 141 as

RAW HIDES.
I
Best Heifers and Steers ryer Ordinary Is 104 to 25 Od
stone) - L't 64 to '2l lid Markin Calf es. each.
Middiings 23 2d to 2s 4sl Eng. Horse 145 to 168

PRICE OF TALLOW.

Bt. James's Market 4s ed Town Tallow 7111 01
Clare Market - V. Od I Yellow Russia 801 Od
Whitschapel Market 45 6d I White ditto 74e Od
per stone of alb. ---- I Soap ditto 74s Od
Graves 151 Od—Good Dregs 104 Od.
Yellow Sioag, 905—Mottled, 100s—Curd, 1041—Palus, 104$.
Price of Candles per dos. Iss Od—Moulds, 14s 6d.

PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL-iTKEE r.
Butts, 50, to 56iba 204 234 Calf Skirts. 30 to 40th► 914 34t1
Ditto. 56 to 661bs 24d 25d Ditto 50 to 701b1 341 3641
Merchants Backs 194 19gd Ditto 70to aunts 334 94d
Dressing Hiclei 194 d and EmallSeals Greenland CM 444
Fine Coach Hides tud 2241 Laige ditto, per dos. latat 1110 s

- COAL MARKET, APRIL 14.
Ships at Market. iihips Sold. Price.
31 Nevins.le 19f 41s Od to .624 9d.
7 Sunderhoid 4f • 39$ 9.1 to 431 9d.
I Welsh Cod 1 99s od to rsoe od.

COUNTRY MARKETS.
Oxvoau, Aram 13.--Price of a bushel of Wheat, 9s. 44d.
•The Quanons Lusl, 11d.
Ux MR loos, AMU. 11.-LA V bat per load sell 10s. to X2O lOs.
Barley, per leaner Si. to 345. Oats Sts t0..345. Beaus SW
td los, Peas aas to -

MARRIED.

Wednesday, at Cashes, Lieutenant James Holbrook, R.N. to
Miss Elizabeth Tabart.
At Glasgow, April s, Mr. James Soden writer, Falkirk, to
Jessy. only daughter of the late Captain James Gillespie, of Fort
Antonio, Jamaica.
At Diirriedeer, March 7, James Dempster to Agnes Fagan.—
it is remarkable that the father is married to the mother, and the
son to the daughter.
At Paisley, March 3. Mr. Matthew Sin Vile, writer, Leith, to
Elizabeth Cone, second daughter of the late Alexander Mime,
Esq merchant, Paisley.

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