Star.
London, England, 1824-12-11 00:00:00

fiSSIZR INTELLIGENCI,

CHELMSFORD, DECEDIBER O.

Thomas Jones, alias Lova, alias Lawrence, was its
dieted for burglariously breaking and entering the
dwelling-house of Jane Claptoo, at Great Dunmow, in
the night of the 16th of May last, and stealing thirty
sovereigns, some silver matey, four silver table-spoons,
and other articles, her property.
The prisoner, who had no Counsel, being called upon
for his defence, merely said he was innocent of the rob.
bery. He called no witnesses.
Mr. Justice BUIROUGIi summed up the evidence; and
the Jury immediately found the prisoner Guilty.
The Learned JUDOS told the prisoner that he should
adopt the merciful course taken by his Learned Brother
after the conviction of the Burrells. He certainly should
not be executed, though he richly deserved it, but inu4
expect to be sent out of the country for life.
William Lindaa was indicted, on the 39th of Eliza.
both, for breaking and entering the dwelling-house ot
Mr. George Ralph, a banker, general dealer, and auc.
tioneer, at Billericay, in the day-time, of the 28th Joly
last, no person being therein, and stealing various silk
goods and other property, to the amount of 1501._
Not Guilty.
The Assizes ended about four o'clock on Thursday
afternoon.—None of the capital convicts were left for

:ution.

BRISTOL. Dec. B.—The several persons in custody
on suspicion of committing the horrid murder on James
Garden, at Warmley, were this day brought up for
final examination at the Sessions• House, Lawford's-
Green, before the Magistrates; when, after a full in-
vestigation of all the circumstances, from the testi-
mony of twenty witnesses, Mark Whiting, James Canes,
Tho►nas Wilmot, and Isaac Hilton, were fully com-
mitted to take their trials for the murder, at the next
Gloucester Assizes.
One of the newly-invented forge bellows, worked by
rotatory motion, now in use in the smithy of Plymouth
dock-yard, burst last week, with an explosion as loud as
that of a large cannon, breaking in pieces the cast iron
rim at the top, which was more than half an inch thick,

BIRTHS.
Nov. 27, at Melon, the Countess de Croinnare, of a son.
Nov. 26, at Middlebie Manse, Mrs. Nielson, of a daughter.
Dec. 2,the Lady of Capt. Barry, Royal Engineers, of a daug..ter.
Dee. 6, the Lady of Capt. Piper, Royal Engineers, of a son.
Monday last, the Lady of the Rev. Edward Brice, Chaplain to
the Ordinary, Plymouth, of a daughter.
The 26th ult. at Lytchet Parsonage, the Lady of the Rev. W.
Bartlett, of a son.
Saturday, In Henry-street, Limerick, the Lady of Lieutenant
,Twepk Gallen, of a son.
At Red Castle, the Lady of the Rev. George Wm. Rogers, of
a daughter.

MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 9th instant, at St. Mary's Portsea, by the
Rev. Samuel Leggatt, Chaplain to the Forces, eieutenant.Colonel
WiWam Woodhouse, 44th Regiment Madras Native Infantry, to
Miss,kegptt, of King's-terrace, Soutbsea.
' May 20, at Cawnpere, Rut Indies, by special I cense, Captain
John Herring, 26th Regiment Native Infantry, and Aide-de-Camp
to Gen. Loveday, to Maria Ann, youngest daughter of J. Wright,
Esq. Paymaster of his Majesty's 59th Regiment.
In Calcutta, last May, the Rev. Theophilus Richards, to Miss
Maria Pries, late of Dublin.

DIED.
The evening of Sunday the 21st tat. as Barbara Brown, a very
beautiful and interesting young woman, with her husband, Peter
Frank, were crossing the river Dee, on their way home, in the
Sy-boat, or cradle, as it is called, at Abergeldie, the rope on which
the boat was. slackened. and giving way they were precipitated into
the river. and both perished. tin Thursday ae'nmght, one grave
received them both, laid' side by side, in the churchyard of Crathie.
Memlay se'nnight, aged 55, the See. James Worrall, Minister
disejlimisbyterian Congregation of CiontneL
M OM*My, Cork, the Lady of the Bev, ^`-

Townsend

NICWOATE Aso LKADENIIALL MARKETS. Dec. 10.
Beef Sts 4d to Ss 6d Veal 34 4d to 5s od
Mutton Od to 4s Od I Pork ...... 3s 4d to 31 441

VESTERDA
WHITICHATZL.

Hay 5% 5s to aOs 041
Clover 41 CI to 61 Os 04
Straw 11 Hs to 21 Os o'l

IP HOPS.

NEW SILOS.
Kent 115 s to 147
Sussex
Essex

1801 to 220 s

SOAP, dtc. per 1121 b.
Ditto rough ....... lB5 Od
Yellow Soap
Mottled ...

Curd ". $2l ed

Grave 5....«.......«.... 16e od

RAW lIIDKS.
Best Heifer. and Steers (per I Ordinary .. its 6d to 2s e 4
stone)
MiddHop— 2s 9d to Ss Od

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Etats, So to 561bs each *od to Sid per lb
Ditto 56 to 661bs eacb 224 to 234
Dressing Hides...... 164 to 18d
Fine Coach Hide5......
Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting
Ditto 43 to 501bs ...... .........
Calf Skins, 36 to 401bs lBd to 244
Ditto SO to 701bs
Ditto 70 to 801bs ......... .. .: 224 to 24d
Small Seals, Greenland).
Large Ditto l6d to 184
Tanned Horse Hides. l3d to 164
Spanish Hone Hides. 144 to 22d

LARK!

7, DJ

Ships at Market. Ships Sold.
791 Newcastle 43i
20 Sunderland 17
Scotch Coal 0

Price.
528 od to sos 9d
514 9d to 41404
Od to --4 Od

COURSE OF El
Amsterdam l2 2 C.F.
Ditto at sight 11 le
Rotterdam... l2 3
Antwerp,ex-mo is 5
Hamisurgb 57 0
Alton 37 1.
Paris,sday's sight 25 IS
Ditto 25 45
Madrid, effective 36
Cadia 3Se
Barcelona . ..... 55
Bilboa, effective 55i

RANGE, Dec. 10.
Seville sse
Gibraltar Si
Leghorn
Genoa 441
Venice Ital. Liv 27

Malta —
Naples St
Palermo ll6l per 01'

Lisbon St
Rio Janeiro dl

Dublin Bl
Cork ....... ....

PRI CFA OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Foreign Gold in Ban ... ........... ...... ..... 3 17 9
Silver in bars. standard. S 3 Ofr
New honors
New Doubloons
3

Oath
Waterton'.
Guernsey andieney
I isbos
Gottenbargb
Brasil

Names
Mash its
Illhoders
Bellesd

MALLII--TlllB DAY.
ass. bps.
1 •
1 •
0 1

MIL 2"
1 0
o 2
o 1
o 1
—ward Islands 0 0
O 1
America

o 0
o 4
O 0

HIGH- W ATER at LON DON-BRIDGB TO-MORROW.
Morning - 16 minutes after 6
Afternoon • • 42 minutes after 6
LAMS Ptilikairrl&lat K &LILY, at titoria Urra‘s,
• , Tomplaßar.