Star.
London, England, 1814-03-17 00:00:00

WINDSOR, MARCH 16.

Sunday afternoon the Duke of Karr arrived at the
Castle on a visit to the QUEEN.
Yesterday Dr. HEBERDEN arrived at the Castk
from London, to come into waiting on the Kim
The Earl of WINCIIII.3EA and Lnrd RIVERS arrived
at the Upper Lodge on the same day.
The weather still continues too frosty for hunting.
The famous pack of Royal hounds is at present in the
kennel in the Little Park, where the King's harriers
were kept ; they are shortly to be removed from there
to Cumberland Lodge, till the new kennel is finished
which is building for them near Sandpit-gate, where
formerly the late Duke of CUMBIRLAND S hounds
were kept.

We are authorised to state, that, in compliance
with the wishes of many Subscribers of the first die.
unction, the Tickets to Madame CATALAN?S Con.
certs will be transferable, from Ladies to Ladies, and
Gentlemen to Gentlemen, in families only.—Further
particulars relative to these Concerts will be explained
by HOOKFIAM and Soxs, Old Bond-street.
The Duchess of DORSET and Lord Wiiirwoars
appear resol;ed to restore harmony in Ireland, as
Concert: are the order of the day, under their
aus. ices. _

The French people need not be surprised at the
freedom of the Cossacks, as, from the severity of the
weattrer, the latter must fancy themselves quite at
home. _ _ _

Yesterday as a young woman, a servant, in Greek-
street, Soho, was cleaning the outside of some win•
dows at the back part of the house. she missed her ,
hold, and fell into the area. Many of her bones were
and her skull was dreadfully fractured.—
She died soon after.
CONFESSION OF MURIDER:-.NONSIOUTH, MARCH 9.
—About 27 years ago, the body of a young woman,
named Mary Prichard, was found in-a mill pond in
the neighbourhood of Longtown, in the county of
Hereford, with many marks of violence thereon, and
a Coroner's Jury being summoned, after a patient
investigation, delivered a verdict of Wain' Murder.
The deceased had for some time lived servant with
Mr. Gilbert, of Cluddock, and two young men, John
Davis and John Jones, being her intimate acquain-
tance, suspicion fell upon them, and they were in con-
sequence apprehended. Jones had formerly lived at
Mr. Gilbert's with her as a fellow.servant ; but. his
then mistress (Mrs. Hopkins, of Irelarrdon) swearing
that he was in her house all the evening, that he went
to bed before her, and that he did not rise till after
she e•as tip; and this bein,i corroborated by a boy
who swore that he slept with him, and that to the
best of his knowledge he was not out of bed till he
arose with him to go to their usual employment, he
was discharged. Davis also proved his innocence.
Some times after this Jones left that neighbourhood,
and took up his residence in Monmouthshire, when
he married, and had five children, but his wife has
been dead some years, and he is now in the decline
of life. Being at length severely afflicted with illness,
and fearing the approach of death, he sent a few
days since 1,4. the Rey. Mr. SAYca, of Trellich, to
whom he made a full confession of tke murder. He
acknowledges that he retired to rest with the Iriy be-
lore his mistress went-to bed, that when he thought
all the family were asleep, (having previously ap-
pointed to meet the unhappy girl,
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by him), he stole out of the houce, committed the
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pears much cAsiet in his ni.aid sired the conte,sioi).—
H.s present residence is on haigth Common, near
t e HArgood, *twist three miles from hence.

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