Star.
London, England, 1814-09-19 00:00:00

WHITBY, SEPT. 16.

The Juno transport, with troops on board, from
Leit.i, for tha [_lc of. Wight, has put in hers by con-
trary winds.

The following answer has been returned from the
Home Dcpartment to the Mayor of Liverpool's letter,
inclosing the Petition of the Merchants of that place
to the Pumc REGENT, upon the subject of the depre-
dation's committed by the American privateers :

" WurremAt.s., :3t tr. S.

" Ste—Referring to the communication I had the honour to
make to you on the Is. Lastant, I ant now directed by Lord SID-
MOUTH to acquaint •'cu, that the Petition Inclosed hi your letter
of the SOth ultimo, front this. Merchants, Ship-owner., Under-
writers and Others, interested in the Shipping and Commerce
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of Liverpool, afs.l4B:llorpil Mightossa ii. 4' ea sic a *mac vs r,-rel
tiv• to the captures of their vessels in St. Georges Channel, att.l
on the western enl northern coasu of Irelani and scat:and, by
Anitrican privateers, has btu) laid before his Royal Highnus;
and that, by his koyal Highness's commands, it has been referred
for the cousideration of the Earl of L iv Elt tool..
- 65 I have the honour to be, sir,
" Your most ulsed:enti humble servant,
1 • (aisnekl) " J. Be..;KETT."
' " To the Worshipful the Mayor of Live rtool."
The ANRICAINR frigate, the It nourable Captain
RODNEY, from Bushire, the 18th ,4 March, and from
Muscat, the 28th, has arrived at Bombay.
Accounts from Calcutta of the 18th of March,
state, that prepatati:•ns were at that time in comikr-
able forwardness for Lord Moira's intended tour to
the Upper Provinces. The Barrossa was to sail for
England about the 10th of April. Advices from
Tirnoot state, that the indigo season had been ex-
tremely favourable. Mauritius Gazettes to a late
date, brought by the Low jce Family, contain a
Proclamation, issued by Governor FARQUHAR, on the
subject of a late attempt to introduce the Slavc
Trade into that island, under the sanction of the
law tribunals. The conduct of the Judges who had
acquitted the individuals charged with this inhuman
traffic, under an assumption That the conservation
of all the laws was stipulated on the surrender of the
island to the English, is severely reprobated, and
they are declared to be suspended from the exercise of
their functions, until the pleasure of the Pettfice Re-
amer is known. These papers contain no other intel-
ligence. The private letters represent the markets at
the Isle of France to be extremely dull. In conse-
quence of the large quantity of coarse linens imported
there froth England,
.the piece-goods sent froirt Ben-
gal were tinseleable, and there was little or no demand
4or any of the other articles usually sent from Cal-
cutta. Bengal rice brought about four dollars a bag;
and wheat, a price somewhat °higher.

We announced on Saturday the arrival on Wed-
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nesday, off' Plymouth, of the Lowjee Family, country
ship, from Bombay. She was 18 days beating round
the Cape of Good Hope, and on the 6th and 7th of
June experienced a dreadful gale of wind, whiCh
obliged her to throw overboard part of.her cargo tr
lighten the ship, there being at that time five feet
water in the hold, and all the pumps choaked ; t..ro'
the great exertions of the efficers and crew, the ptin:ps
were cleared of the loose pepper that had got into
them, by which means the ship was saved. • She left
St. Helena on the 22d of July, at which timt were
lying there, the Lord Forbes and Minerva, East In-
diamen ; the Ranger and Grand Saito, whalers ;
and the Orion brif, all waiting convoy for England.
The Lowjee'Fanuly was chased on Tuesday, a little
to the west of Scilly, by a large AmeriCan privateer
but fortunately his Maje,sty's brigs ACHA7III and
WANDIBIR hove in sight, and tramedigtely gave
chase to the privateer. The Bombay Papers by the
Lowjee Family, are to the 12th of April. They con-
tain a notification from Vice-Admiral Sir Samuel.
HOOD, dated km Ponte de Galle Roads, that pri-
vate sbipa fitted out under the new charter, must pro-
ceed with the regular convoy, and that he has orders
to detain any vessel wiajc4 way attempt to sail, with-
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Staab, we are sorry to find, are gofhg down rapid-
ly, Omnium having falkn in the course.cfthis 11106,•
ing One per Cent. and Conols One Rairper rent.
PRICES AT TWXLVI .. •
II per Cent. Cont. 6441,11—fur ace.fip--- per Ct. Navy 94110
Own. 511 tn. 134. pr —Ezeheq. Bills par te.
AT ON4I oaccoar.
. Chnnbutt 14 4i du.—Consols Cs

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Thursday the depot of the 44th Reghnent of Foot
marched iutoßrighton from Steyning, and n: at Jai
proceeded On for Blatehingly barracks. The bagteaspe
filled eleven waggons, being; in part that of the 2d
battalion now in Holland. The first battalion is in
America.
The Monaghan Militia embarked on &Mislay at
Plymouth for Ireland.

EXECUTION of AfIT4ELi OLL !Nth

the MURDERERS.

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This morning it an early,hour the Old Bailey was
crowded in an unusual manner to Witness the ex,cu-
tion of these wretched brio s, Ali:Atli and ifelline4
About half-past seven o'clock they w re brought
from their cells : Mitchell was- :assisted in his devo.
aims by the Ordinary of Newgate, knd Hollings by
a Ditsenting Clergyman two had taisen with him/ all
nicht. After their irons were knocked off,
addressed the surrounding spectates.* -in the -prison. •
yard, in a firm time of voice, and with anim. tion.
He admitted the justice of his sentence, latneoted hist
,departure &Qui the paths of rectitude-and virtue, and
expressed his firm reliance on the Divine Merry. Hi
ezniessed a hope that all would take warn.ng trom -
the fatal exhibition which was about to take enc..?
He repeatedly confessed that he mac .gsilty of the
foul crime of murder. There was a ne.:atse and
propriety of expression in his address, which b. spoke..
a person of some education. He 'appeared to bo'
about sixty years of age, his hair being perlectiy gtey.
He was clean and decent in his person $ -and with the
exception of something wild in his eyes, hs whole ap.
pearance WAS respectable. Mitchell did utter 1$
word, but hung his head in evident disoffiy r Fhe dia
not 'communicate so freely with the Clergyman.**
Holl:ngs, nor did Ile seem to be so deeply impressed
with the horror of the crime for which he was about
to suffer. The firmness which he displayed M. hip
trial had entirely forsaken him, and be trembled
much. Hollings, his trllow.sufferer,seemed to tali, .
little or no notice of him.
Precisely at eight o'clock the criminals were lid
out to the plzce of execution. Mitchell was fire tied
up, and Hollings followed after with a farm and-steady
pace : five flrmis was evidently. greatly dejected; -
but the I oter er:.:ihtte.4 every appeafance of pc rfeet
restnation. Oa the signal being given, they were
'launched into eternity. Both- were conskde•• ratify. con-.
vulsed fora few minutes • .
After they had been surendedsome time, a mat
loathsons.: and il•sgustiug scene t0015.,7a,e ;avg.- or
six females made the exetuakoner hand's of
the deceased malelactois over v .rif us loafs ~I*.ti-kr
,bodies for the-perpose of t •„rfng *only diseases of long
standing. 11:s absuid to the
agelik which we hires nusiotaek, Ault bt gim'fied•
Both criminals were decesai.:. *des:ie2 ii• k. After
hanging the usual. time, their bodies were Conveyed
away for dissection. 4.
Mitchell Was a dUlt iwaithy man, and hit cOunti.
nonce was by PiPmean, prepossess;nk
The crowd was gre.d.r than on most similar occ
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sions,ond ye; 60 actident whatifer monied. •

No Sportsman should go into the erthogt
Colonel linen:sl9s It co .taus pir-cati.ioes
and remedies for almost eve.-y contingency which tett
occur,, particularly in resrst t• 1 gs. •
The Cockney Sportsmen have not done much tuis•
chief in the suburbs this seassnt. The little shot tiler
aave is expended in France. •
Colette' rnOatrrost entereißonen on . Saturday
week with his latnnus pack of hounds. He -was at-
tended by a number of English geolenien un hunt rs.,
and the novelty of the sight attracted much notice,
and drew thousands out so witness it.

Our privateletters iron' Pius represent the de,
meanour ot many of the English- visitors in that city,
as not only destitute of the le ,st trace of refinement
or good-breeding, but as markel by the extreme of
uncouthness and vulgarity. It is rather untsttunate
for Britain that her national charakter should be
judged of from the Zoals ot shopkeepers and arti.
liana daily imported iato France from Margate and
other parts of the coast. -
A vessel is arrived at Portsmouth, Which carried a
large quantity of French Prisoners from different pot!.
of Spain. The Maritime Prefeck would' not receive
80, becaase they were Italians; and several Spanish
women, who had been married to Freud' soldiers;
were disowned by them as soon as they reached the
French port. They have consequently been brought 6
to this coun:rj, and ought to think ttieniselves more
fortunate data unfortunate in b=ring separated from
men capable of such baseness sad aveltr.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARLLANZ, SIPT. IA
We Lad a short supply of English Wisest today, and usury
little of last yeas's growth, whieb add about 4... pa. quarter
..linve any quotspion of this day weak, bat aftenvards hews,
v;:ty dull sale. -*Wo had a very abut slimy of -all otiwi sorts 6f
l:rdbl. Fins Oats and Beans were 21. per gainer dearer. Whits
Peas tell Li:and Grey as. psi quartei. in all tithe Grabs the, e is
, 1,,) vv-"Ation.

AN LRAL:r. PRICE of CORN h ENGLAND and * A LES,
front the rettnes ending the 10th of September, tele.
Wheat. kye. Rarley. 004. Resei. Prue.
t. 4. 15.4. 1 a. 4. 15.4.1 a. 4. s. 4
.9 4 144 II 1 s 7 0 1 1 47 3 /49 t
The average Write of Sugar. computed Win the returns male
LA the week men the 14th of September, Is 795. 04. per cwt.
AITHFIELD MARKET, SEPTEMBER 19
Beet Ss 01 to as a. Veal ie od to its ed
Mutton. 5s -04 to ti• 4.1 1 Park 6. ed to Is *I
Lamb 6b od to 7s 64.
Cattle at Market.
emits tlDO—Sheep and Latnl.. 1110—Plgs SW.
HAY AND S I R AW, PFR LOAD.
Mesiow Hay 41 to 51 g i Clover gi IS to 71 es.
koirett 01 to 01 u s: raw II tee to it is.
DIS IRIEU'I I )141 OF PRIZE MONET.
Vigo, f .r the Sukey. Cato, and Lima Assn, We 1194
at se, Not tplk-.lnset.
Itnpkcs'y and Mtlromene, tor sundry Ruuk gue-vesidig
the ji.tla tmant, at 41, Nt•rtotk-greet.
Nlstetmes, tkc 3,l(tcuse, it li', Uppers

WAR OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 10.

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!ROM ATu RDA Y UHT'S GAZETTE.

His Royal Higlinti• the Prince Knout has teen *leaser],
the name ao,l on the behalf of hit Majesty, to approve of that
words .• Fnt:mit-op- Zee and Mandera- being borne on the to
out arpliti meta• of the 92d Rerimettr, w addition to any
ether hatl4e4 or devices *hick may have heretofore been granted
to teat Avg infix ; itotead of the tvr rds Bergen:ep-Zop and
Mantlartt," as stated in the Gazette of sd Match, 1813. ,

FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPTE)KBER 11.
N. 13. His Royal Wenn,* e Prince Regent's appmval of
Mr. James Freoerick Dotiovais to be hi 4 Danish fvlajest?* Con-
sul at Leh Is was inverted in the Gazette of I uesday last by mis-
take; such appointment bad not takes place.

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