Star.
London, England, 1813-06-16 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

We hear that Generals Baron Low, Sums, Lotco,
and I-Ltavav, are coming home from Lord Wet,
tauciTores army - the last Officer, we sire sorry to
hear, in bad health. It was General HAUVEY who
distinguished himself at the Siege of Bad tjos, when
I.e was severely wounded. Lord WELLINGTON him-
self was to set out with head-quarters on the2lst May.
The sailing of the transports at Harwich, with the
troo -s on board fm r grand Expedition to the Norih,
has been countermanded. All the ammunition and
ordnance stores for the gun-boats, which were on
board the DESIREE frigate, have also been lauded at
the Ordnance depot at Harwich ; from which it .1
inferred that the design of the Expedition is wholly
abandoned.

Friday a detachment of the Royal Artillery Dril
Yen Corps arrived at Cove fr im Ballincolig, and
embarked on board transports, which were waiting
to carry them nut to join the army under Lord WEL.
LINGION in the Peninsula.

NdirifL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The STIRLING CASTLE man of war, with Lord
MOIRA on board, and the INDEFATIGABLE frigate,
with their convoys for India and the Brazils, arrived
at Madeira the 13th ultimo, all well. Several out-
ward-bound West-Indiamen arrived at Madeira (41
the 16th.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 13.
Arrived the Prince Ernest Packet, from Lisbon,
with a Mail, in five days.—Wind W. fresh breezes.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 14.
Arrived the ROYALIST sloop of war from a cruize;
and the Spanish lugger Antonio y Animas, from
Oporto, with a cargo consisting of soap, steel, iron,
cocoa, canvas, Bcc. bound to Cadiz, which vessel was
captured in her passage by the Lion French priva,
teer, and recaptured ten days afterwards by the
SCYLLA gun-brig and SCALARK schooner...-Also ar.
rived the Jupiter, BLAME, from Liverpool, and the
Fortune, BADCOCK, from Falmouth and Penzance...-.
Sailed the At-Pima cutter with a convoy to the East-
ward.—The brig Albion, Ann, that arrived here on
the 10th inst. Irom Gibraltar, was this day released
from quarantine.—Wind W.

DEAL, JUNE 15.
Arrived the American ship Edward, from the
South Seas, captured by the Seringapatam letter of
marque round Cape Horn. Came down from the
River, the riarriot, (or Newfoundland; Rodrigo, for
America; Magdalen, for Oporto ; and the Louisa,
for Cad:z ; and remain, with his Majesty's sliids, and
the Transports with the Troops, for orders. Put
back, the ELGIN cutter, with her convoy, that sailed
from hence yesterday.—Wind S.W.
CORK, JUNE 11.
Wednesday the Pfurrscron gun brig, Lieutenant
MrrcneNort, arrived from Portsmouth. as Majes-
ty's ship LEONIDAS, Hoe.. Captain Szymoutt, arrived
the same evening, from a cruize, and bas a signal
flying for Portugal, Spain, and Madeira. At the
moment of writing this, a fleet of transports are stan-
ding in, under convoy of a man of war. The fleets
for Spain and Portugal are excect.d to sal in two or
three days. The Portuguese schooner, de Brilliant,
of and 'rum Figueira, out 18 days.

The reported capture of the Essex, American fri.
gate, is not likely to prove correct. Letters dated
St. Thomas's, the sth of May, received in town, are
silent on the subject.

The Young Benjamin, PENTREATH, from Lisbon
to London, and the St. Antonia y Animas, —,
from Oporto to Cadiz, have been taken by the Lyons,
French privateer: the former was given up alter being
plundered, and is arrived at Penzance, and the latter
has been retaken by his Majesty's ships SCYLLA and
SRALARK. and arrived at Plymouth.
Bow-STREET.—MURDER OF MRS. SravNs.—Mon•
day evening James Cornwell was brought to this
Office, under suspicion of being the perpetrator ef
the horrid murder committed at Woodford. It ap.
peared that the prisoner had sold a watch to a publi-
can in town, and a young man examined it, and
found that it answered the description given in an
advertisement. Information was accordingly given.
and the man was apprehended. The account he gave
of the watch was by no means satisfactory. A pair
of breeches were found by Vickery, in an office come
tiguous to the stables where the prisoner worked,
which had the appearance of being stained with blood.
The prisoner behaved in the most insolent manner
throughout the whole of his examination, and refused
to give any further account of himself than up to
nine o'clock on the night of the murder. He was re.
mantled for further examination.
ExtcurioN.—This morning, Robert Kennett. for
having forged a draft for £4u9o, oar the firm of Sir
RICHARD CARR GLYNN and Co. was, pursuant to his
sentence, executed before the Debtor's aoor, Old
Bailey, in presence of an immense crowd of specta.
tors, who had at an early hour assembled to witness
the unhappy exit of this unfortunate man, who was
brought upon the scaffold at eight o'clock dressed in
a plain suit of mourning, and attended by the Ordi.
nary of Newgate, with whom he remained a few mi.
nutes in prayer ; during this short and awful period
he appeared to be perfectly resigned to his fate, which
lie met with becoming fortitude, and died without
the least emotion. His b9dy. alter being suspended
the usual time, was taken down and deposited in the
Inner Yard, so be delivered to his relations for i,n.
terrment.

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•
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