Star.
London, England, 1821-03-27 00:00:00

STOCKHOLM, 3IARCII 11

The King has given permission for the importation.
of Champagne vine (which i; prohibited by the pre;
sent Tarif ), on payment of the same duty as other
wine imported in bottles. The prohibition is to close
•
from the 30th of April.

Yesterday the Pt incess A ETOUST 1 dined with the
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCF.. Their it.,1,21 High.
nesses are expected to visit Drory•Ltne Meal.: on
Thu t s Jay evening.
Last night the Doke ar.d Duchess of CLARENCE,
accompanied by the Princess A COMA, honoured
Covent-Garden Theatre with r eir presence, to see
the Play of The Stranger, and the Pantomime of
Friar Bacon. The Dw-hess of KENT, accompanied
by the Princess FEODO A also honoured the same
Theatre with their presence.

The Duke and Duchess of GLouctsren Immured
Drury Lame Theatre with their presence to see Ar•
taxerzes, and Frighten'd to Death !

The 93d Regiment are ►portly to embark at Cork
for New South Wales.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

FALM013111; Mascot 24.—Wind &W.—Arrived the forhming
vessels, from London : Montreal, STIPAINC ; Woodford, Lo.
nonsal Iris, Csamtic ; and Old Ma.d, SMITH, fur Jamaica;
FrictiA Rrs, 1 r Sr. Vincent's • Aurora, SPIEI1reoo, rot
Tobago ; Frances, WIITTOCry for Buenos Ayres; Mariner, DA.
V 21031, for St. Johta's (N. IL) ; Hope, 1 •Tcaome, fur Gana;
Mary Ann, Davis; Lord Ebringten, Dar, and several others,
names not known.

Poarsmourn, Blanca 26.—Wind S.S.E.—Paned up Clut.
nel. the Ro/la, from J.unaica. Sailed tWe Ckdrgr Daysh, for
St. Michael's.

HASMICH, MARCH 26.—Arrived the Leicester packet, vie&
a Mail from Cuxhaven.

DIAL, Mown 2&—Wind S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Essex, Motion, from Calcutta; Regent, Scans'',
from luenos Ayres; Zephyr, transport. from Porumuuth ; ad
Soptia, Vsczaasum, from Seville. Came down from the Sim,
the Frances' Evans, and Daniel, Aunt, for the South Seas;
Prince Regebt, 'forams, aid William, URACHART, fur Is.
main ; Aviadne, Per; fur Naples ; Elisabeth 11L1, Bas um
for Genoa; Fortitude, Lancoorza, for Smyrna; George aol
James,,Pnarwin, for Africa ; Sylph, Mums, for Palermo;
Mornthgfield
' %humus, for Pernambuco; Sarah, Lawny, he
Genoa ; and Regent packet, Counts, for Leghorn.
Wenn% Maraca 25.-7 he Kitty, Sousse, of this port, get
on Whitby Rock, but floated off again, and pnsceeded, synod
without damage.
Cuirass-Houtz, MARCH 24 ...Ships Cleared Outwards: The
Flora, for Antwerp; Britannia, for Rotterdam; Brilliant,for Oulu
lin ; Atlantic, for Ilamburgh ; Betsey, for Grenada; Loodon,
for Quebec; Endeavour, for Belfast ; Charming „oily, far
Calais; Young Husband, for Demerara; Margaret, fro the
Greenland Fishery; King George, for ditto; Ewetetta, for diu&

EXECUTION, THIS MORNING.
The following persons, who were capitally con•
vkted at the last February Sessions, underwent, this
morning, the awful sentence of the law:
Joseph ra who had been a gentleman's servant, miff:Med
his master of plate and wearing apparel to the value of £O.
James Ricker, guilty of a similar offence to that of gitsdL
George Dorm convicted of highway robbery; and
William RA:44mm, found guilty of robbing his master, a ate
at Isleworth, of flour, to a very large amount.
At half-past seven, Mr. Sheriff WILLIAMS and Mr.
Under-Sheriff WILSON arrived at Newgate, and the
unfortunate culprits being conducted to the Pro-
yard, had their irons knocked off. Pitcher requente‘
of the person who was about to tie his hands, Mega
a pair of leather braces out of his pocket, and, sag
them to Sheriff WILLIAMS, begged he amnia 84*
them to a particular person, which he promised*,
do. All of them prayed very fervently, and mak
full confessions of their guilt. Robinson was the
who ascended the fatal Drop, attended by a Cadmic
Priest; Kitsall next, Pitcher third, and Barry lute
The three last were attended by the Rev. Mr. Cono,
with whom they joined in prayer for a few minutes.
The fatal signal was at length given by Mr. Cory%
and the unhappy men were launched into etersity.
They were all good-looking young men. A VS°
number of persons witnessed the execution—alseag
whom were many of the Guards, Robinson haling
been formerly in the 2d (or Coldstream) Regimelg
of. Guards.
A respite was yesterday received by the Sberifi
for Daysson, convicted with Parsons of uttering a
forged note, and one of the unhappy men who wen.
ordered for execution this morning. The case
is
somewhat peculiar, be having, in the first instance,
'pleaded guilty to the minor offence ; but, on acconat
of Parsons refusing to do the same, he was com-
pelled to take his trial on the capital charge. FAr;
sons was not ordered for execution. Mr. Shea'a
Warrumms has been indefatigable in inquiring Inr
all the circumstances of the case, and making w,a
strong and favourable representation on the 5141
mtn Lord Stmouru as has produced a miti gatall
the awful sentence of the law.

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Mitt, Templc-aar.