Star.
London, England, 1812-09-05 00:00:00

WINDSOR, SEPTEMBER 4.

Yesterday morning Princesses AUGUSTA and CifAft -
LOTT! of WALES, took an airing on horseback, ac'
companied by Lord WALSINGIIAM, Lady POULET,
General WYNYARD, and Colonel TAYLOR. Princess
SOPHIA was so much recovered as to be able to take
a ride in a carriage, for two hours, through the plan-
tations.

The QUEEN, and Princess ELIZABETH, went to
Frogmore in the morning, and again in the evening
to tea. This morning Princesses AUGUSTA and CHAR..
LOTTE of I,lTAuts repeated their rides on horseback.—
'Princess SOPHIA continues improving in her health)
and took another ride this morning, fiir two hours, in
a carriage. The QUEZI4k and Princesses &mown!
and MAKY, went this morning to stoke Park, on a
visit to Mr. PENN* •

The Marquis Wat.tworost paid a just compliment
to the Gallic Emperor, by entering Madrid on the
15th of August, it being BONAPARTE'S birth-day,
which was thus kept by the British Army with all
due solemnity. .
The Rssiro, mentioned in the Cater Extrdordiaary,
Has the royal garden, adjoining Madrid, like our
yde Park, but on more elevated ground, and which
the French had fortified to overawe the city.
DUEL.—Last week a meeting took place at La- been brought into Colchester.
hunch, in the county of Clare, between Mr. LAW• i
news, of Nenagh, in the county of Tipperary, and ot
Mr. BAGNILL ; after the parties had discharged two
shots each, witho'.it effect, the business was amicably t,
settled by the interposition of friends. Ir
By the Echo, Dow, arrived at-Greenock, we learn, la
that the following Ar.ierican vessels had been cap-
tured and carried into St. John's, Newfoundland, IC
previous to her sailing i . :a
Brigs Union and Paiat'ox, from Lbboti to Philadelphia; ship ~
Hecoion, from Liverpool to New York; schooner John land "n„,3Rpeti
CE OF STOCKS THIS a.Air . fi
William, from Lisbon to Mabk-head ; and brig Mary At.a, frotll. ~'
Ct. Bei. ...Cons. Aotiofflfor opg litto to Philade4phia, by the Jason; ship Arab, Delany, from ht 5 9l
_Bank stock _
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hence for New York, by the Vengeur ; one ship and two brigs, 1 401"er Ccma. ai. 641 pre.— Cc.
...P.rßond, 6,7,. ins.—Long ArAs. 14
by the Huard; sad a $49901K by the /911eRts auh. Mb. (Sid.) -s• -"Zo. (304 4s. Sii. erfe
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DAY Al' •ONE O'.:LOCIC"

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. the Battle ot Salamanca, the
very great.. St:. Helier was ge-
yesterday, and the 2d of Septem-
grand dinner is to take place) at
:vening, a diciplay of fire-works is
Ares on the heights, opposite %the
the batteries round St.-Aubin's
tbeth Castle, the shipping in the
are to fire a feu de joie on a sig-
the water.
EASES, in commemoration of our
Salamanca, are the produc-
oung Lady of this island :
chaunt in rapturous smalls
praise, who now unrieall'd reigns.
ye Bards, in joyous lay,
, proclaim the glorious day
victorious wreaths your Hrro totv'nr;
haughty Gallia's pow'ra.
Ceauen, he spreads the dire alarm:
. his warlike arm.
shores; triumphs prepare;
'haplets, blu.hing
Bower ; your lover: came,
••ou they wait their doom.
the ground distain'd with gore,
vending cannon's thund'rhig roar,
'fed—the pointed steel,
tory, Europe's weal.
to the Stygian shore,
wings, came hov'ring o'er.
tsdaift;ng calm repose,
' ruddy morn arose;
ced o'er the slain;

Best Heifers and Steen (per I Ordinary 2s. Od. to 21. 2d
stone) 3s. Od. to 3.1. 2d. Market Calf ..17s. 04. each
Horse 13s. to iss. Od
Lamb Skins Is. 6d. to Se. Od. Sheerhugs 2s. Od. to --(1
PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
Butts 24d 25d Calf Skins 28d 38d
Ditto 26(1 97(1 Ditto 38(1 45d
Merchants' Backs 334 25(1 Ditto Nil 444
Dressing Hides 194 20d Small Seals S4d S6d
Fine Coach Hides 201 22d Llrge ditto, per doz. 120 s 180$
Crop Hides for cult. 18d 200 'tanned Horse Hides 19d 22iel
Ditto 21d 23c1 Goat Skins 345 62
PRICE OF TALLOW.
St. 'awes Market 4s leid Town Tallovi 82s 6d
Clare Market 9s Od Yellow Russia 83$ Od
Whitechapel Market 45 Std White ditto 80s Od
per stone of 81b. .--- Soap ditto 785 04
93 Id Melting Stuff 665 Od
Average 45 9irl Ditto rough 40s Od to 42,
Graves 20e 04. Good Dregs 9s lid •
Yellow .Soap 90s-Mottled, 1045-Curd, 108s-Palm 965.
Price of Candles per dosien, 13s. Od-Moulds, 145 Od.
COAL,-MARKET, Sept. 4.
Ships at Market Sold Prices.
l 6 Newcastle 15* 41s. Ott to 535. 6d.
i Sunderland 1 455. Od. to 00s. Cal.
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UXBRIDGE, SEPT. 3.-Wheat per load, se27 Os. to se4o ins.
Barley, per qr. 705.0 d. to 72ssi Beans bss. Od. to 89s. ad
Oats 625. Od. to 71.) Peas 805.0 d. to Os. Oti
OKTORD, August 29.-The second best price of a bushel of
Wheat was 17s. 9d. according to which price, and a due allow-
ance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol-
low, viz.-The peck 10af househohY. to weigh 17 lb. 6 oz. ss. 9d.
The halt peck 25. raid and the smaller in proportion.
Bairrot.-Wednesday last our Fair commenced. The shew
of cattle was considerable, as was also that of horses, which
fetched good prices.
AstifOßD FAT STOCK MARKET, SEPTEMBER 1.-Beef, per
score, les 6d. to 15s Od. Mutton, Ss Od. to Ss 10d. per stone.
Laails, Os Od. to Os Od. per ditto. Beasts about 460, Sheep
90.1. Pigs 25. Calves 20.
LIEDS.-A very little time will, we trust, alleviate the suf-
ferings of the labouring classes; every day, almost, will now add
to the stores of grain ; and when the harvest is got in, a very con-
siderable depression in the price may be confidently anticipated.
STAPPORD.-It gives us peculiar. pleasure to state, that a very
considerable motion of the wheat in this neighbourhood is reaped
-the crepe are most abundant.
Oats at Aylesbury, Buckingham, and the adjacent markets,
and at Theme, in Oxfordshire, of the finest quality, 'etched but
se3 per quarter, at the time they sold in London for 4gs.-the
contiguity of the canals in that neighbourhood would render the
conveyance cheap, and we are surprised that the dealers have not'
seen the advantage they might derive from sending supplies here.
In Huntingdonshire wild Cambridgeshire the harvest is very
forward, and a great deal of corn has been carried in the best
condition ; and in Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Suffolk, and other
counties in the neighbourhood of London, the fields are nearly
cleared. Many samples of corn were sheens in Ipswich market,
diciest market-day, which were protiounced excel:ent.
Noewieu.-Saturday last several samples of new wheat were
shewn, but new would do for the miller witheut a mixture of old
wheat, which had a tendency to increase the value of the latter
ss. per 'coomb; 70s. and 71s. were given far prime old; and for
such of the new as would grind alone, 655. to 675. inferior 56e.
to 635. little done in any other grain. Oats from 28s. to sers.. pee
coomb. At the Cattle-bill, on Saturday last, there was a pretty
large supply of Scotch cattle, price lull 6s. 6d. per stone. But few
sheep or lambs penned this week, and prices full as high as on
the 2dd ult. .
ABERDEEN, Atm 29.-Ripe barley and oats were cut down
in the beginning of the week, arid the harvest in the neighbour-
hood has become general. Since Lune 190 poor families, inhabi-
tants of Stonehaven, have been supplied with oatmeal at 184. per
peck, by a subscription of their more opulent neighbours.
APPLE TR ans.-An experienced horticulturist says, that the
canker in the stems and branches of Apple-trees may be cured,
merely by lifting trees in October or November, planting them
again above the land's level, upon little hills of common road
,as being found in Bartholomew Fair. ! sand. No other application is wanted for the cantered holes in
!hief. He was remanded till Tuesday, ; the stein, but to rub the road sand into the wounds, after cutting
glazier, in Spitalfields, was charged ; out the black. Branches must be cut away to sound wood ; and
about 12 years of age, with a most brutal . if you reduce the tree to a mere post, 'a new head will quickly
"e prosecutor, stated, that he went to the , shoot forth.
, where, during a severe press of the 1 BUTTIR.-the following is recommended as an effectual me-
him, challenged him with picking his thod for preventing Butter from becoming rank:
t, cut his face, and absolutely tore out I' " The day before churning scald the cream In a clean Iron
-iger and thumb, tearing away a could- i• &tittle, over a clear fire, taking care that it does not boil over.-
gum, as well as part of the jaw, forming ! As soon as it begins to boil, or is fully scalded, strain it, when
h. The prisoner was also charged with ' the particles of milk which tended to sour and change the butter,
conduct towards the officers who took bim are separated and left behind. Put the vessel into which it was
,e prisoner, in his defence, stated, that he had strained into a tub of water, in a cellar, till next morning, when
children in great distress, and having children of it will be'reldy for churning, and become butter in less than a
unlikely to treat other children cruely. He ! quarter of the time required in the common method. It will also
finger. In consequence of his poverty, become hard, with a peculiar additional sweetness, and will not
nevertheless expressed his extreme horror change. The labour in this way Is less than the other, as the
- consent of the boy's uncle, agreed to Better comes sooner, and saves so much labour in workieg out
As paying all expences, and giving two the butter milk. By this method good butter may be made.in the
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Society. hottellt weather.
• by an officer with bullock li unties.-
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.. parcel of men drove a bullock from 1 .
. A few days since, a young sailor belonging to a collier, lying
assistance of two dogs. Tholatrimal ran to
at Dover, not being satisfied with the treatment of his master,
Cornbill, where it tossed a poor old
with whom he had only been one voyage, entered for the ito LLA
tossed an old woman, and there the
sloop of war, on the Dover station; and after waiting some time
custody. In his defence, be stated that
at the rendezvous, was at length informed that the Doctor was
party in Cheapsides Ile was ordered to .
corning to overhaul him as
the sailors term it)-a circumstance
'sr ofw 10eho.
was detected a few nights aince ' which seemed to alarm the young sailor • and, on finding the
ceremony could nor be dispensed with,ackaowledged she was a
pistols, &c. supposed to be for the pur- woman ! She said she belonged to St. Laurence, near Ramsgate,
- brought to the Office for farther ex- and that her father was a master carpenter there. 'The reason
.s a rogue and vagabond, under the 23d she assigns for the above conduct is (sanity difference, having a
he loaded pistols in his possession with : step •mother.
Pine.-A destructive fire broke out about twelve
o'clock last night, at the Fox and Hounds public-
house; Guildford-street, Loman's Pond, Southwark,
which raged with the utmost fury, anti communica-
ted to the two adjoining houses, which were entirely
burnt to the ground, owing to the want of water.-
The houses on the opposite side of the street also took
fire ; but by the great activity of the firemen, were
saved from destruction. The St. George's Volun-
teers attended to-guard the property of the suffering
inhabitants.

was heard complain ;
imrades were the brave,
pity strew'd their grave.

serer, now no more a foe,
finds solace to his woe :
soldier always shines,
'di mild compassion joins.
' thy ever honour'd name
the lists of fame:
llritanaia's Wing son !
feats thy sword has won:
ig soldier shall be taught
fight as thou bass fought.
your loved children slain ;
their great deeds remain
each patriot's breast,
all be sunk to rest.
ture chitin. her dues ;
shall many cheeks soffits.,
laurej shad be' worn,
:ulting,weara thorn.
le! thy mate Is fled;
among the silent dead;
tplored kind Heaven for thee,
gave his progeny. •
who these heroes bore,
they must be preas'd ps more,
yotit-fbad hearts beat high,
gahid do victory.
Charity;'eeleltial maid!
• lend thy pow'rlul aid !
generous British fair ;
' orphan be thy care !
Augur, 181.9.
.POLICE.

7772 MARKETS.

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SMITHFIELD, September 4.

Beef es Od to es ed I Veal 7s 04:1 to es Od
Mutton es 241 to 61 44 Pork 6s Isd to 7s id
Lamb 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d.
Bents, about 540—Sheep and Lambs, 6750.
Calves, 200—P1gs, 270.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Beef Ss bd to Ss P.d Veal 4s Rd to 6s Od
Mutton 4s 441 to 5* Od Pork Rs Od to 7s Od
Lamb 4s. 4d. to 6s, Od.
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
BT.IAMWS. WIIITVCUAPFL.
Hay 31. of. to 51. 13s. Od. Hay 41. 4s. to 61. es
straw el. 14s. to 31. es. Od. Clover 74. Os. t 81. Os
Straw 21. 161. to 51. S•
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Baas• Pockets.
Keit SI Os. to 71 7s Kent 51 les to 101 10s
Sussex 41 10s to 61 los Sussex- 51 0* to 91 Os
Essex 51 Os to 71 Os Farnham 101 Os to 121 Os
RAW HIDES.

esterday J. Harris. and W. Huggins were
.constitble withexamining pcopleepockets,
l'hursday night. 'l he officer being
. was to pick pocket., felt himself jus-
custody. On searching Harris six or
found upon him. They were reman-
them out of the Fair.
with picking the pocket of T. Latimer,
Thursday evening, arid was fully corn-

.—Dan Livirentre, i eoacuran, was
, his wife. The parish of St. Gc.rge,
Direct Ors of Middlesex I-lovitst, were
jured woman on this occasion. It ap-
adduced, that, for a long time, tke wife
suffered a series of cruelties, which had
the last case of this description was
rise to enquiry. The poor woman had
_ ,kull from the violence of her husband,
.Inot, providentially, deprive her of life, but reducedher
lo a state of insensibility, and she remained so several days with-
\sot bring able to give any account what caused the torpor under
ilohiclashe laboured. 3114: husband was committed in default of
bail until the Sessions.
•••••••=••• 41•111•MMIMID
The light-fingered gentlemen were extremely 20i-re in Barilto.
lomew Pair on Thursday and last nights. A farmer from Essex, ,
who had been imprudently induced to enter the crowd, was rob. BIR-1 HS.
bed of .esoo, inwere Bank-notes. Women also robbed of their) . Sunday last, at Bath, the Lady of Sfr John Gore, of a son.
al,saks and shawls, and watches innumerable were gleaned. T: s r At Stareross, near Exeter, the Stet ult. the Lady of Captain
tee:iment of those Umales who happened to get januned in the , W. Paterson, R. N. of a daughter.
crow,i after night-fait, was truly shocking. - MARRIED.
Turo.:ay night, the house of Mr. Clutterhuck, the brewer, at
gb,n r, was broke open, and robbed of several articles of pro- The slst ult. Captahißlchard St.:leer, R. N. to Ann, eldest
per y .1 b., robbers broke- open several doors,
,although they daughter of Mts. Lidden, of the Manor, Charmouth, Dot-getable.
Lad patent. locks. Their main object appeared to be Mr.l DIED.
_ . r - and receives ItioneY. Monday, at Clifton, to his 73d year, R. F. Mansfield, Esq.
" there brother to Sir James anefield, Lord Chief Justice of the Court
of Picas.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Adorning
Afternoon.— 5l minutes after 11

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In consequence of t
rejoicings here were ye:
nerally illuminated yes
ber, (the day when a gr
nine t. clock in the ever
to take place, bonfires
French co.ist, and the
Bay, including Eliaabe
road, with the tower, a
nal rdcket dipping into
The following VMS!
Glorious Victory near
tion of an amiable You
Britons rejoice ! go elite
Your Wattastee's pro
Tune, tune the lyre, ye
Strike tilts shrill notes,
Crown'd with victoriou
Again he conquers hang
Strengthen'd by Heaster
Again the foe has felt bi
. Let echo fill your shore!
Entwine your laurel cha
With every fragrant floe
Victors abroad, from )• I
• Grand was the fight ! tl
The rough barsb-soundi
Our gallant troops defiel
Supported England's glr
More bad been waked
But night, with ebon
With glory fir'd, disdaii
They still pursn'd 'till ri
It's rosy beams refiectet
The dying soldier ne'er
Lamented by their corn
Loie, gratitude and pity
The vanquish'd sufferer,
From the kind soul finds
In this the British 'oldie
A dauntless heart, with
Great WELLINGTON! I
Shall live unequall'd in t
Albion's proud boast ! I
Each babe shall lisp the
Hencefo:h each stripling
To wield the steel, to fi
Weep not, Britannia! y,
'They died as Heroes, th
Immortal, cherished In
Immortal there, 'till all
Bet here afflicted nature
The big round tear shall
The cypress, too, with
And many a heart, ezul
Alas, poor widow'd one
Cold, stretched he lies a
• With his last breath inn
To his lov'd Country p
For you. ye Marroni !
Though to your breast
With Spartan pride let
Without their aid we'd
Come meek-eyed Char
Descend benign, come
Assume the form of get
The Soldier's wife and
St. Saviour's, Jersey; 44th A
COIEDUAtt —Yesterday
brought up, charged by a cons
at Bartholomew Fair, on
convinced of their intention
tied in taking them into et
seven handkerchiefa were fa
ded till Tuesday; to keep the
Hughes was charged wi
• in Bartholomew Fair, on TI
tatted for trial.
_ J. Laurence was charged:
and with being a reputed th
• J. Morgan, a painter and
by a genteel little boy, abate
:mutt. W. Kiileoby, the p
Nair on Thursday evening,
• crowd, the prisoner seized
pocket, knocked him down,
one of his teeth with hiafini
derable pinion of the gum,
the socket of the tooth. 1
violent and outrageous cond.
° • " Into custody. The prisoner
a wife and four children in
his own be was very unUkel
*fated that the child bit his f
the Magistrate, who never
. at his brutality, with the c
set him at liberty, on his p
guineas to the Mai ine Socie
H. norms was charged 1
'rite offices stated that a p
Smithfield, veil h the assistas
Bishopsgate-street, down (
man. In Queen-street, ft t
prisoner was taken into cusi
he bad only joined the party
pay the mitigated penalty of
Bow. az tr.—Jedije,
l Brentford, with loaded pi.
pose of house breaking, was
amination and convicted as
of George ill, for having the
an intent to commit felony.
MARLBOROOGN-STREET:
*barged with an assault on
hi conjunction with the Dire
the prosecutors for the injut
peared by the te,timony ack
of the defendant had suffer
&gaped legal notice; but 11
such as necessarily gave rise
received a fractured skull
Which did not, providentiaill
to a state of insensibility, an
out being able Va give any ac

1 •11•4.1 pit CI I - - -
Clutrerbutk's private room, where he pays and receives axone
which they bru. Nie open, but were complesely disappoiatad, Usti
'act being a singlt W°"Pd there'