Star.
London, England, 1805-03-27 00:00:00

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The Affizes for the county of Devon commenced
at the Cattle of Exeter, on Monday fe'anigh.tt be-
fore sr ALti. Tmousow, and Sir Turmas MAN-
-141 Surma. Knights. The following .prifoners
hiioeeit already, tried and fonnitigoilty. Tho•
Mks Alitdoti, for kialing a' mate and foal ; Rohert
Tiiyldr,Tdißeiiling one iron beam, icc.; and Richard
rofs, for Sealing livery cloaths. Alto, Ji.feph
`MR', Tor grettifkitib ; and Ann Parr Ons,
fbr 4rEalihg Atipdrel 'Ehb Tormer 'is to 'be
tranfpor.for foarteinleak, the titter feven. Elia.
Buller, for Realing smarink apparel 'is to'be'impri-
foned fix months ; Ann. Hearn, and Maria Hearn, for
Healing five Sleets ; and Michacl Eanwood, for af-
halting StitY trlidtbtt, ott'the 'highWay, if*
two• fbrsistr ate to be insprinMed three montbs,lll*:
latter twh moths. Several other ;pitifStiersferniin
for trial.

At the Kent AOir.es Elisabeth a.rlter warlndift-
ed for the murder of John Dennis Daly.

Morgan Callagan laid. he was a .penfinner at
Greenwich Hoftutal, and knew hely and the pa-
tier, atho lived tdgether as min tad Wife. On the
tfirof Cktober raft 'the trifater *and htr denghter
went out : the witnefs Raid at home with Daly in Ties
room. When the prifmter cunt 'back they had a
pint of gin together. He fiaid with them until a
little after eight. While he was with them,they had
a difpute about two .feven Ihilling pieces, when !he
toot a eafe knife from the mantle piece, and faid, the
*Mild havelsislife if he disrupt .give the asuney to
her. Daly siraiit tliat.time fitting in in arm chair
by the fire place. When the took the knife, the wit•
nefs Paid, ,4 Good night, I Will not hay Isere any
lotigcr,h and went away. She had not at that time
,laid the knife doivn, i

Ann Ward lived in the room under the partner's ;
the heard a trampling over her head, as though of
perfons fctifiling. This was half an hour before the
heard the cry of murder, and the heard Mrs. Daly,
the prifoncr, fay, " I'll do it," I'll do it ! I will ,
not put op with it 1" In about half an hour after-
wards the heard the prifoner open her door, and cry
out, " Murder, bloody murder ! My hulband ,has
!tabbed bimfelf, and is dead enough ; will nobody
come to my Alliance l'"fhe witnefs called the wo-
man who lived underneath lite kitchen, and they•
both went up flair, with the prifoner. When they
„got up, they raw Daly fitting in I chair, with his head,
hanging on his left thoulder, the bofohi of his third
was open, and•the wound on his breall wt walhed
very clean. Tpe prifoner wax all the time fmoaking
her pipe, merely obferving that the deceafed had
Rattled himfelf. '

The jury found the prifenethilty. and the
-Learned judge immediately prOnouncod the lenience
of death.

Hor Cotrescvs.—On 'Friday Taft, at the above
Affiges, thikecaufes on 'for eha n d baret;ns were tried
before Mr. Plaice Hearn, and the Plaintiff, Mr.
Waddington, obtained verdifts fmr tNe non.fulfilmtlit
of the contra& entered into to the *Mount of 11751.
being the difference between the codtraEling price
and the market price, when the hops might to have
been delivered.

At the eonelttliott of the Worieller Affixes, Taft
week, the following prifoners received fentence of
death, viz. K Young, alias Sankey, 'for uttering a
bill of exchange, ptirpiirting to be drawn 'by T.
Shorthonfe and Co. of that tOwn, With intent to de-
fraud Meffrs. Knapp and Lee, glovers, of Worcefter;
G. Bunn, for ltealing linen at Dudley ; T. Powel,
for a robbery Al Dodderhill ; H. Haytiood, for fet-.
tirrg a barn on fire, et Perflioie ; W. Bunce, for flail-
ing ten !beep at Aftley ; and E. Pritchard and L.
Jones, for Reeling cotton,. &c. at Shipfton.—They
were all reprieved except Young and Haywood, who
were executed this day. In there two culprits
the public have to regret the early depravity of one,
and the perverted genius of the other. Haywood
is only a 5 years of age ; and Young, we underfiand,
is the,perfon who a few years fince invented a -ma-
chine to go without liorfes, and who aftually worked
it himfelf from London 'to Hales Owen.
On Saturday afternoon the Gloucefter affixes end-
ed, when IL Crawford, for horfe-flealing ; and T.
Beard, for (beep-healing, received fentence of death,
but were afterwards reprieved.
At Norfolk Affixes, S. Tillett, C. Walter, J.
Boyers, E. Catkins. I'. Goofe, and T. Wiley, were
capitally convicted of wilfully and malicioufly !hoot.
ing at and maiming, with three or more
.guns, J.
Booth, of Gunton, game keeper, and T. Booth, T.
J.. Watts, J. Wright, and J. Burrell, of Gun-
ton .; and W. Gay, of Hanworth, about two o'clock
in the morning of the tzth of January, in the patina
of Suffield, with an intent to kill or maim them.—
They were all left for execution r—we underhand,
however, that Lord Suffield, and the Hon. Mr. Har-
bor& hive applied to the Judge to recommend them
to his Majtity's mercy.

Friday J. Sanky alias Young, for uttering a forg-
ed Biti of Exchange. WAS executed at Worcefter.—
'He addreffed the fpenators for near half an hour,
acknowledging the juflice of his fentence • and con
9 'eta a degree of fortitude feldopt wit-
nefed.

BIR CH.
in' die tien Mft. at Chpham, Surrey, the Lady of Colonel
Henry °okay of a ththghter.