Star.
London, England, 1814-03-21 00:00:00

RECORDER'S REPORT.

On Saturday the RECORDER made a Report to his
Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT of the following
Convicts under sentence of death, in Newpte, viz.—
George Hammon, for stealing in a ;
Thos. Bontcin, for forgery; John Cbal k ley, for killing
a mare ; John Moore, alias Loakes, and Robert Moore,
alias Loakes, for horse stealing ; Thomas Smith, for
stealing in a dwelling-house; James Hall, for killing
a sheep, with intent to steal the carcase ; Wm. Jones,
for a like offence ; John- Price, for stealing in a dwel-
ling-house 1 Ann Berridge and Jane Sharpe, for a
like offence ; John Sweet, alias Manning, for a high-
way robbery; Thomas Jones, for stealing privately
in a shop ; Eleanor alias Helen Munroe, for a like
offence; William Petherick, Hugh Donaldson, and
Joseph Milbank, for a robbery ; John Plumer, for
stealing a letter from the Post-office ; Henry Thorn-
ton, for stealing in a dwelling-house ; Peter William
Plainer and Mary Falkener, for alike offence; James
Dorsett, for stealing privately in a shop ; Jos.Taylor
and 'William Luck, tor killing two sheep, with intent,
&c. ; John Blenheim, William Warrell, and James
Welch, for a burglary; Abraham Levy and Charles
Harding, for a robbery ; Moses Solomons, John Mor-
ris, and Joseph Burrell, for a burglary ; Sam. Fowler
and Henry Woolf, for a like offence ; Hat thy Smith,
for stealing in a dwelling-house ; Andrew Rake,
George Thatcher, Joseph Maresca, and William
Butcher, for a like offence; Henry French, for re-
turning from transportation ; and Mary Gray, alias
Carney ; when they. were all respited dining his
Royal Highness's pleasure.
N.B. The cases of Joseph Drewe May, John Kean,
alias Wright, Thomas Ricketts Lyons, Roht. Brady,
alias Hazard, George Lentz, Thomas Smith, and
William Atkinson, for finery ; James Goulding,
' for a burglary, and returning from transportation ;
and William Sturman, for setting fire to his house,
were not reported.

Edward Clark, who by the evidence of Job Deeks,
was concerned with James Boyce and Thomas Kemp,
in sheep stealing and other felonies, at and near Pur-
leigh, was apprehended at his own dveellirg house,
near Danbury Barracks, on Saturday se'nnight, and
has since been committed to gaol.
A few days since a singular circumstance occurred
at the Rookery Farm, Eyke, near Woodbridge ;—a
house occupied by three persons, the upper part of
which was used as a granary ; the beam giving way
during the night, the bedstead on which they were
lying, was literally crushed to pieces, without either
of the persons sustaining any injury.
a' On the evening of Saturday se'nnight, two Gentle-
men returning from Ipswich to Stow ma4ket, in a one
horse chaise, were met near Brook's Hall pond, by a
third, on a runaway horse, which dashed between the
wheel and body of the chaise with such impetuosity,
that it was totally destroyed : the three Gentlemen
were at the same instant precipitated to the ground,
but providentially not one of them was hurt : —the
horse which occasioned the accident, died shortly after
from the bruises he received.

A melancholy accident happened near Mr. Carr's
house in Walton, about sir o'clock on Friday even-
ing the I Ith inst :—As Mrs. Carr, Miss Sarah Rush,.
and Miss Jardon, were riding in a quarter cart, in
their way home from Martlesham to Walton, and
had just passed through a gate which was opened by
Mr. Carr, who was with them on horseback ; Mrs.
Carr in striving to turn the horse off the quarter into
the road, the horse overstepped himself and tell down,
by which means the near cart wheel went down a low
place, and the cart was instantly turned over into a
deep ditch, and the three Ladies thrown directly un-
der the cart and horse with great violence : Miss Jar-
don escaped without injury, Mrs. Carr was very much
hurt, and Miss Rush was unfortunately killed. Mr.
Wool), Coroner for the: Liberty, held his biquest on
the body of Miss Rush, on Monday last. Verdict—
Accidental Death.—She was in her 20th year, and a
most amiable young woman.
AMERICAN COWARDICE, BULLY, AND CUNNING.—
Nothing can more strongly prove 4. Brother JONA-
-THAN'S" title to the above virtue:, than the manner in
which he recently conveyed his Challenges to the
English frigates on his coast; as, had he really felt
bold and been sincere, he would not have sent them
through the Commander in Chiet, because he was
perfectly aware chat the Articles ot War forbid, under
pain of death, neglecting to artist a incwn friend in wiry):
'tinder these circumstances, " JONATHAN" foresaw that
the British Commander in Chief must forbid the mea-
sure.—Thus has JONATHAN" asked a Magistrate'
permission to fight a duel !

ECCLESIAS'I ICA'. PRO MO !lONS.
CAMBRIDGE, MARcu 18.— I he subject of the Seatonian Prize
Poem for the present year is, Jepls• ba meeting his daughter
after his rash vow." 't he Chancellor's medals are adjudged to
Messrs. George Millett and Henry Venn 111wtt, of rrstoty Col.
lege. Thursday thr Rev. George Allott, 01 Cathettue Hall, was
admitted to the degree of A. M.

MARRIED.
Thtusday, at Bath, the Rev. George Straery, to Sophia Atm,
daughter of the late Edmund Mapes, Ebti. of kolk3by hili,
Norfolk.

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