Star.
London, England, 1822-03-14 00:00:00

MURDER Of MRS. DOI/ATTY..— lisizos-Ga atirx.—Such is the
activity displayed by the Magistrates of this Office respecting this
barbarous murder, that It was nearly twelve o'clock on Tuesday
night helot e they gave over the private examination of witnesses;
and afterwards the whole of the officers were dispatched all over
London, on business connected with this mysterious affair, upon
which they were engaged until three yesterday morning. A great
many persons wete summoned to attend yesterday from different
parts of the town, and by half-past three in the afternoon, about
sixteen different individuals underwent a separate and private ex-
amination. In the course of the afternoon a hackney-coach drove
up to the Office door, in which were two prisoners, Henry Brookes
and Henry Judd, in the custody of Read and two City Officers.
Brookes is a good-looking young man, about 22 years of age, by
trade a carpenter, and of reputable parents in Clerkenwell ; Judd
is about 20, of abort stature, and is a hackney-coachman : they
were both lodged in Giltspur-street Compter on Tuesday even-
ing, charged with a robbery. Brookes was tried some time ago
at the Old-Bailey, for being concerned in the robbery, to a large
amount, in trinkets and ;everts, committed in Arundel-street,
Strand, and acquitted. The prisoners were taken into the room
before the Magistrate, and underwent an examination. The
bag which contained the property of the deceased, and was left
behind, was produced—it was made of canvas, and resembled a
bag used on ship-board for holding bread, but supposed to have
been lately used by a carpenter, as some shavings were attached
to the inside ; it was marked on the outside G 7, and a B uncle&
neath. The prisoners could not be identified, and were re-
manded back to the Compter, for further examination.
Bovr-Sistaai.—Jahn Gate, underwent a second examination
yesterday, charged, on his own confession, of having murdered
Mary Beagle, hi the month of May, 1815. He now declared,
that having been confined in prison, on several charges of de-
sertion, be contrived the tale of his being a murderer, to get'
away from the Isle of Wight to London. Sir Mesta Re Beans
committed him for another examination.
A very fine-looklog young man, habited in a strange sort of
semi-marine dress • (something between that of a seaman and a
labourer), who gave his name nowt Selby, was brought np on
a charge of assaulting a watchman named Fitzgerald on his duty,
and biting his fingers to the bone as he was taking hint to the
watch-house. The defendant, whose manners were infinitely
superior to his dress, said he was extremely sorry, and hoped the
Magistrate would not detain bins, for he should be ruined if he
did. lie added, that he was the son of a highly-respectable and
worthy M.listrate. Mr. IslaNsuett said it was time his career
et fully was stopped ; and, with respect to his rank in life, he
(Mr. Minshull) was always less inclined to be lenient with those
whose education ought to have taught them to respect the laws:
—The defendant was ordered to find bail.
JURY COORT.—The following are the appointments ha. the
Spring Circuits in Scotland:
Weise—The Right lion. the Loan Cruse Comma:mita—
Stirling, Wednesday, April 10 ; Glasgow, Tuesday, April 23.
Souni—Lord PITHILLY—Ji.dbureA, Tuesday, April 2.1; Dum-
fries, Saturday, April 27 ; Ayr, Thursday, May 2. •
NORTH—Lord Gnus:a—Aberdeen, Wednesday, April 17;

firth, Friday, April 19.
At the Newcastle Assizes, Jeremiah aylen, a soldier in the
7th Fuzileers, and .k 4.-2 Glynn. his lhother,belenging to the 77th
Regiment, were tried for robbing Edward filurray, an iron.
stone miner, at Slatyford, on the King's highway. They were
found Guilty, and sentenced to be executed at Newcastle. John
Tyne and list/it:a Garsirser, also soldiers, implicated as accessariec
in the robbery, wcre acquitted.
thou RIDING Junoza!—A Nashville paper asserts, that the
Judges in the State of Tennessee are compelled, from their fre-
quent Circuits, to pass eleven months out of twelve from their
homes and famiUes—that the Legislature have, notwithstanding,
created another Circuit for the Judges to ride—that theme Ma-
gistrates, old and grey-headed men, are bound by law to bear
' and decide all the cases, and to niAkee out copies of their judgments,
with the seasons at length, which they file in the office of the
Secretary of State.—dererican i'apir.
The following is an extract of a letter from Mon-
.
trenl i— •
" The Legislature of Upper Canada has trot-d Z 2090 to de-
fray the expeires of the Attorney-General, on his visit to Lon-
don, in ordeeto lay their complaints againsft our House of As-
sembly, respecting their share of the Provincial duties ; and it is
now confidently reported. by some gentlemen lately arrived Irony
England, that Ministers have, of late years, been so moll'
troubled with complaints and demar.ds from the Legislatures of 1
the Canada", that they have at last determined to bring a Bill
into Parliament to re-unite the two Provinces.
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" The Pri.vincial Legi‘latere, it Is said, i. to be made kr.,
tennial, and is to assemble annually :it MMitreal ; the Loves?
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TIMBER AND WOOD.
TO BE SOLD,
Militant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, trade in
a Cause Baseirisr agzirst Palm with the approbation of
SAMUEL Costrrom Cos, Faq. nue of the Alastsrs of the uld
Court, ..t the house of Mr. .I.IIOMAh }CAVE, the Red Lion
Intl; in Lepton, in the Parish of Kirkheaton, in the County'
of York, on TalentinAT, the 38th day of March, 1822; at the
hour of Four o'Clock in the afternoon of the same day, in
Pour Lots,
CIUNDILY PARCELS of TINIBER and WOOD,
Al in the several Woods and Plantations called Dungeon Wood,
Itathertem Spring, and Rochi-head, near Whitley Park, in the
Township. of Lockwood, Croaland, and Lei ton, in the several
Parishes of Almondbury and Kirkheaton, in the said County
et York.

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Particulars clay be had (gratis) at the said Mao( is Chum- i "-•'
„f. 74 ......,.. -
t4ottse .o ..--. -....---rs, 23 of which to be Canadians.
Ltrs, in Southanipton-hui'itlii •s Chancery-Ltr..., Lirelon ; of
25 persons born iu Upper Canada, and 23 British born b übjestia
'fr. Rogers, Solicitor, 51, Lincoln's lon. fields ol Mr. Merri-
wbo have resided four years in tither Province. It is alto iv-
field, So:icitor, 30, ?Ay-place, llolbont, I.i.tiduti ; of Mr. Wil-
moored, tirit Parliament It,. by
.regulations of trade, to raise it
lasso Wayne:. Wbliry 1.141, hear I Wein:field ; the lieurge Inn,
sufficient fund in order to place the °clients of the Crown ea•
:.rd Iliii.odetit Arms Inn, Iluddtbileld ; the Stretford Anus
Orly independent of the Fruvincial Legiskiterc, ramping as to
.14n, W.thisheld; ...(nd at the pl:.c4: of sale,
' .•r its power of impeaching," ~