Star.
London, England, 1814-03-29 00:00:00

.t.XeCtrrtoms.

Saturday se'npight, J. Butiky, a quack doctor,
was executed at Lancaster, for the murder of Duro-
thg Rosthorp. This woman had, through her cti-
minAl intercourse with him, been in a cecttain situa-
tion, and on apr ying to him to procure an abor•
tion, he had by the mast inhuman treatment injured
her, so as to cause her death.

Saturday morning, about ten o'clock, rorthington,
for forgery*. Brown, alias Wells, for house-breaking,
and Steele, for sheep-stealing, were taken from the
county gaol in Winchester, to the usual place of exe-
cution, and after joining the Ordinary in pray dr, they
were launched into eternity, without a single snuggle
from either of them. They had, since condemna-
tion, conducted themselves in the most exemplary
manner, and met their fate with becoming fortitude
and resignation. Worthington wai born in London,
of respectable parents, and began hfe with every pro-
spect of ending it with.ease and honour. The fol-
lowing letter was written by W.'s own hand, at the
time of its date' and as it contains his dying senti-
ments, it cannot fail to interest most forcibly :

" Winchester Gaol, 211 March, 1814.

" My dear Friend,
" I now write' far the last time in this world; before three
days are past and gone, I shall be numbered with the dead.—
Alas ! I am no more ; but, with the Messing of the ALMIGHTY,
I hope to meet you in Patadise, when the lire is quenched:—
What a happy thine it will be fur me on Saturday next, to enter
the bat's that have been so long shut against me.—l verily, eerily
th.nk I shall have no dread on me when the time comes; but
GOD, of his intiaite mercy is good to all that c mui-unto him
through Jesus CHRlST—that is at my dependance. Why can't
I du as the Prodigal Son did, and say," 1 wiil arise and go to my
father, and will say unto him, Father I have sinned against
Heavitx and before thee, and am no more worthy to be called
thy son ;"—will he not run and embrace me, and say I have found
the sheep that was lost; come and make merry. Oh! my dear
Friend, Mr. has behaved becoming the character of a true
Christian; for he has promoted my Christian knowledge to
glory, I verily believe. When you depart this life, that you may
he endowed with a share of happiness and glory in the next
world is my sincere wish—there is nothing like the Physicians
of CHRIST to heal our deadly wounds. You will have the good-
ness to give my writing desk to Mr. —, as a small token in
rememiTance of me, as it is the only thing and the last I can do
in this world, as he has been the salvation of my soul. I have
this day received two letters from London; one from a Mr. --.,
which gives me great comfort, recommending me to the grace of
Gon ; there have also been prayers offered up for me in many
places.
" Well, GOD be thanked! I feel myself happy in this situa-
tion, although it may appear awful ; but I hope it may be an ex-
ample to the multitude that assemble at my decease, in order
that they may begin with all speed, on their return from the
fatal spot, to put their houses in order ; for there is no knowing,
in this transitory life, how soon the Judge may stand at their
doors, thep what will they say ? no excuse can be made. I am
greatly afrild I shall never be saved; but there is mercy with
GOD, through CHIOS r, and I'll seek it—;f I perish at the foot-
',tool of the cross calling for mercy, there is no other way. So
now I conclude.

" I wish you would get two yards of black ribbon, and put
on each yard," THI3 13 A BRAND PLUCKED our OP Tllll FIRE,"
that I may leave with you and in remembrance of a dy-
ing sinner. _ . _

So now I put you under the care of our blessed Saviour,
!revs CHRIST, who bled for our sins; and may the blessing of
GOD be poured forth on you, &c. &c. is the prayer of him who
loves you with all his heart. Ihe unfortunate
" H. WORTHINGTON."

BIRTHS.
The Lady of the Rev. Profess,r Inman, of the Royal Naval
College, Portsmouth, of a son.
Monday, at Portsmouth, Mrs. Dickons, of a son.

[ARK-LANE, MARCH 28.
.isn.

White Peas, 604. 665. boilers,

665. 72..
Grey Peas, .50s. 545.
Small Beaiis, 465. 544.
Tick Ditto, 44s 465.
Oats, Poratoe, SOs.
Ditto, Poland, 'as. 335.
Oats, Feed, 00s. 245. 295.
'IuN.

Rye, 38s. 495.
Barley, 365. 421.
Oats, Fed, 00s. 001.
White Peas, 60s. 655.
Grey ditto, 40s. 465.
to £4B ler

AVERAU PRICE of CORN in ENSLAND 3111 r WALES.
from the returns ending the 19th of March 1814.
Wheat, Rye. Earley. Beaus. Pease.
s. 4. Is. d. s. d. s. d. I
78 1 I 46 •
8 I 40 2 I 26 8 49 3 I 53 1
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns utaee
n the week ending the 23,1 of March, is 90s. 74. per cwt.

8M fIiFIELD MAR KE l', MARCH 28.
TO SINK OTVAL.
ratvroma 81h.

Beef 6s 01 to 7s Od Veal 7s (al to as 63
Mutton 61 6d to tly 01 I P.rk 7s 0.1 to 8s 0.1
Beasts, 2100—Sheep, 10,240—Cdves, 100—Pigs, 1,140.

VitICE OF HAY A 141) o lAA W IN SMI'l 1-11.1L1.1).
Meadow Clay 41 Os to 51 10i Clover 61 us to 71 Os
Rowen 01 Os to 01 Os I Straw 11 12s to 21 bt

NE V/GA l'E AND LEADENHALL MAICK.Is IS.
(By the Carcass)
Beef, per st. 41 134:1 to 6s Od I Veal - • 56 Od to 76 4d
Mutton . 5s 4d to 6. 4d Pork - 7.4 Od to 84 id

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
61. JAMES'S. WiIITECIIA
Hay Si Os ro 51 Els 041 I Hay - 41 104 to 61 Os
'traw 11 16s to 21 8s pd I Stctw - 21 2s to 21 as
Clover • 61 12, to 71 I2s

tE 13011.OUGJ-1 MARKEI.
Hrw POCKETS.
I Kent 81 Os to 111 lls
ISussex 81 O.; to 101 Ls
ranthant 111 us to Itil Os

RAW HIDES.
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 2s 41 to rs Gd
stone) Ss 4d to 34 6.1 Market Calf - -14 s each.
Middlings, Sts 8d to Ss Oil Eng. Hor4e 144 01 to 1 tis Oil
Shearlings, 72d to 126(1—Lamb Skins, ()tad to Unkl