Star.
London, England, 1820-03-15 00:00:00

THE CONSPIRATORS.

• Those of the Cato-street gang who stand commit-
ted for High Treason; will be tried by a Special
Commission, in about three weeks hence. The Corn-
mission was made out on Monday ; it includes the
Chief Justices of the King's Bench and Common
Pleas, and several of the puisne Judges. The process
of summoning the Gram! Jury has already com-
menced, and it is supposed they will be assembled
and charged at Clerkenwell, on Monday week. Ten
or twelve days, however, must intervene before the
prisoners can be brought to trial, in consequence of
their right, by Statutsb to receive notice of trial,
copies of the indictment, and the names and resi-
dcnces of the Jtiry and' the witnesses, a specific nu m-
bTr of days before•hand.
Information having been furnished to the Magis-
trates, that a cobbler, named Hayward, residing in
Long-alley, Moorfields, could throw some further
light on the Cato-street Conspiracy, he was brought
before Mr. [[mica, yesterday, at the Public Ogee,
Bow street, but after a few minutes private esamina,
Lion, he was discharged.

THE WOOLWICH MURDER.

• During the whole of last week, the Magistrates
vete daily employed in holding private examinations
re .pecting the atrocious nitirds of Mr. Parker, and
&wall Brown, his housekeeper, whose lamentable
fate have • excited feelings of the greatest horror
thronghout the town and neighbourhood of Wool-
wich. The men in custody, suspected of committing
the barbarous died, were on Monday.brought
fore the Bench, and a long investigation was entered
into. Several witnesses were brought forward as
evidence against the. men in custody.
It arrea'ed, from their statement, that one of the
prisoners, wh ) was in the habit of occasionally work-
ing in My. Parker's•garden, hid been observed about
there in the course of the day. Between five and six
•o clock a man knocked at the c;oor, but he did not
se in, as Mr. Parker gave him his answer from the
window. Both the prisoners are acquainted, and one
of them, from the extrernest.state of poverty, was the
day after the dreadful catastrophe drunk, and Chang-
. ing hank-notes. It is well-known that the deceased,
but the day before. went to the Bank to receive his
dividend, and brought home notes, and, of course,
an endeavour is making to trace them. _

RtettArtorltir, GODDLUCK, and Co. reinectfullf 'ac-
quaint the Public, that Tickets and Shares for' the
'New Lotter are now on Saie at their Ofl:ces, Bank-
baildings, Cornhill,' and Charing-cross. The Scheme
contains Four Prises of AMIN=
'P., -I Prises of AVO,GCO
Two Prizes of aelee,oo
Three per Cent. Consols.
£40.r100 Sias been added to the Prize-Money here-
tofore allowed by Government.—For the exclusive
.I.vairtage of early Purchavers, 1230,000, in Two
Thousand Prizes of £BO each, will be distributed by
a_preliminary Drawing on the 11th April.—Rzca•
A nDSON, GOOM.UCIC, and Co. sold, in the Lottery
just ended, No. 7807, a 'Prize of 00,000 Money, in
iliares.—Schemes gratis.
At a Meeting of the Yorkshire Freeholders on
Fri-
day, in the Castle-yard, York, Lord FrrzwiLLtAat
moved an Address of Condolence and Congratulation
to his MAJESTY; it was seconded by Lord HARE-
WOOD, and unanimously adopted.
The whole of the eastern wall and window of the
chancel of Old Buckingham Church, in Norfolk, fell

with a tremendous crash during the late storm of
wind and snow. Near Suddlebow, one of•the shews
which had been at Lynn Mart, containing the effigies
of the late Princess Charlotte lying in state previous
to the funeral,' with her attendants; the Royal Fa-
mily of England, and most of the Royal. Families of
Europe, was blown over, and falling on a projecting
post, the side broke in, and all the Royal Personages,
with their paraphernalia, were precipitated into a
ditch, where they lay disfigured, and disjointed, to
the great loss of the unfortunate proprietors.
Friday, as a boy of the name of Aimstrong, was
stepping into the bucket, to go to the bottom of the
Isabella coal-pit, at Workington, he unfortunately
missed his hold, was precipitated to the bottom, and
killed on the spot.
We are requested to publish the following Letter,
as particularly claiming the attention of those who
have been improperly treated under this complaint: