Star.
London, England, 1825-03-24 00:00:00

BOXERS.

A giant from Yorkshire has given the Londoners notice, that in
a week be will shew himself in the ring, to contest the champion-
ship for his own money.

RECORDERS REPORT.

Yesterday the RECORDER of London made his Report
to the KING in Council of the prisoners under sentence
of death in Newgate, and who were all convicted at the
February Sessions, Old Bailey, viz.

John Jones, 24; John Ferguson, 25 ; David Conins, 16 ; Francis
Jarvis, sd; William Jeffries, 18; John Debenham, 30; William'
Cannon, 20 ; James Fergusson, 19 ; and James Young, 14 ;—Lar-
my in a dwelling-house.
James Dovey, 20 ; Roger Adams, 19 ; and Elizabeth Lefevre,l
17 ;—Highway robbery.
Charles Lucasey, 90; John Wood, it ; Charles Noble, 37 ; Wil-
liam Walker, 19; John Brown, 29; John Alligan, 20; James Dus-
has, 19 ; John Davis, 15 ; Mary Wilson, 35 ; Thomas Cochrane,
17; Henry Borden, 21 ; William Thompson, alias Lintott, *3; and
George Reynolds, 17 ;—Barglary.
George Scott, 10; George Daniel Leslie, 19 ;—Househreaking.
Henry Muggleton, 17 ;—Cutting and maiming.
William Bishop, 31 ;—Skeep.stealing.
Thomas Adams, 35 ;—Horse-stealing. •
HiS.MAJZSTY was graciously pleased to respite, dur-
ing his Royal pleasure, all the above-mentioned prison-
ers, excepting John Ferguson, Williams Thompox, alias
Linton, WillsamsWalker, James Dovey, and Roger Adams,
upon whom the law was left to take its course, and they
are left for execution on the following days :
James Dewey and Roger Adams on Tuesday ; and John Fergu-
son, William Thompson, alias Lilac*, and William Walker, on
Wednesday next

Sentence of suspension from clerical duties was on
Thursday week pronounced in the Consistory Court of
this Diocese, against a Lancashire Clergyman, for im-
moral conduct.— Liver)Pooi Paper of Tuesda_Y•
An Inquest was held at the Vestry-hall or St. John's,
Horselydown, on Tuesday, on the body of Jacob In-
gram, a Swede, who had fallen over the deck of the
Isabella, a Scotch trader, in the course of Sunday night,
he having gone up, almost undressed, for some pur-
pose. His body was picked up off Pickle-herring Stairs,
on Monday morning.—Verdict, Accidental Death. The"
conduct of the constable was reprobated severely, he
having summoned, only twelve persons, served the
summonses late, and given in an illegal list of Jurors, &c.
At the Waterford Assizes, on Tuesday, Patrick Irish
was found guilty of the wilful murder of Philip Walsh,
in October last, by stabbing him with a knife. 'The
prisoner beard the verdict almost unmoved. On being
asked ia the usual way, what he had to say why sen-
tence of death should not be passed ? he replied, that he
knew nothing of the murder beyond what had been told
to him, so very drunk was he at the time of its com-
mission. These words appeared to bring tears to his
eyes. He was ordered for execution on Thursday. s
At the City of Limerick-Assizes, Patrick M.lnermey
and Michael Bradley, corn-brokers, were ,convicted of
the murder of James MGMahon, a farmer, on the 6th
of October last, and sentenced to be hanged on the 23d
of March, and their bodies given for dissection. It was
understood that the verdict of the Jury wasuccompanied
with a strong recommendation to mercy. It appeared
from what was declared in evidence, that the circum-
stances of this case arose from the prisoners' demanding
brokerage from the deceased on bringing his corn into
Limerick, which the latter refused to pay, on which the
prisoners, with several other brokers, confederated to-
gether, and waited on the road until Ire left the city, in
company with his two brothers, when they attacked"
him in a most savage manner with sticks, so as to cause
his death the day after. Russel, another of the party,
has fled from justice. •