Star.
London, England, 1817-06-30 00:00:00

ENGLAti /I.

Baylcy
Livtuttt

9 run out
5 st.lois

I 4 it. Demi%
4 C. Kopkiti.

D. kill 1111 31 c. ti.•lntrs 4 b. ditto.
1-!:-.1,,way •1 c. Ventelo V C. I urlte•*.
G. o,bableatOP, rsl. In r. out 0 c Brandy
E. 11. Bull, Lay. 4 c. it Writs 4 c. tito..a.
Lomb... t 7 st. Mums 9 c. Br2inley.
110Wdld 0 h. T. Wasop 19 not out.
later 0 b. ditto :i c. Imeson.

shearman 1 e. Brewster
Lurd Best:clerk 8 not out
byt.s

1 C. Warsori,
:.1 L. Hopkw.

53 65
Nottingham won by Sn runs.
BO•tP at starting, 2 to i aad 6 to 1 on England ; and at the end
of the first ii uicp of Nottingham, tveu Letting that England won
in ulls: iiitlitigs.
Attar the dt Grtxt of the above extraordinary match; another
V au ill:notdiii&tly trade between tle CillitrUding part tea.

Last week, a man who had placed a spr ng gun in
a garden at the bottom of Wilson.street, I,}iistol, went
to the spot about an hour afterwards, and inaiver•
tently trod on the spring, when the gun went off and
killed him on the spot.
Tuesday three prisoners were brought to Winches-
ter g.►ol from London, in custody ut a King's Mes-
senger, on charges of high treason.
Ann Wei,lantan, widow, who has kept the White
Horse puulic house at Pentridge, Derbyshire, for
►everal years, was convicted before the Magistrates,
..tt tire Ceenty • lialiron- rrlay seinnight, of liatlogl
perMitted Seditious Meetings, and particularly a
Meting on Sunday the Bth instant, to be held at her
It 'use; and her l►cense to sell ale was adjudged to
be forfeited. _

The fallowing persons have been comm;tted to
York Castle: _ _

Benjamin Lockwood, of saltord, cloth dresser; Benjarstio
Btouke, of the same place, weaver; Wm. Crowther, of Lock-
wood, shoemaker; Joseph lteatimoat, of the same place, cloth-
dresser; George Woilindec and lobo Wilson, of the same place,
cluth-dressers, charged upon the oath of Charles Earnshaw and
titio,rs, with having unlawfulty and riotously assembled them-
selvesstogetlier at the Pari•lt of A motititury.in the West Riding,
on the ought of Sunday, the Sib instant, along with divers other
persons unki own, and with guns, pistols. scythes. hayforks,
and other offensive weapons, tumultuously wei.t about with
some lelottious intent, to the terror of the people, and in violas
non and disturbance o the public pewee—Alto John Oldfield,
of Magglwidge, w ; Abraham 01J11.1.1, of Steps, weaver;
Joseph Haigh, weaver, and Jams Widen, clotli-drcaser, of
Bet rybrow charged upon the oaths of Joshua Kemp, and other.,
with a dintlar offence, cantonued at the same plate.
• Stati4cfshire was lately mentioned by a London
Paper, in connexion with some observations on the
appointment of Earl Tausor, as ' one of the popu-
lous and disturbed counties ;" whereas the county was
never mote tranquil, nor has the least infraction of
its repose been committed since the cinder war, as it
was called, or the contest of the colliers and forge-
men on the reduction of their wages. Birmingham,
the metropolis of Warwickshire, and close adjoining
to the county of Stafford, the vicinity of which (Soho
and its suburbs) may indeed be said to be in both
Icount:es, has partaken of the common quietness.—
Licgekl Mercury.
OLIVER THE SPY.—A Correspondent at Wolver-
hampton states, that a man, who gave himself out
as a leader in matters of Reform, in Lancashire,
came to that town, a few months since, and endea-
Vourcd to insinuate himself into the confidence' of
some of the Reformists; and from the descriptions
given of Mr. Oliver, it is confidently believed that he
is the man. He gave it out that a rising would take
place in a few days, in Lancashire ; and said the
parties wished to know how the people of Wolves-
hampton would act Every person in company in-
stantly charged hint N if. 4 being a See, but threatened
to have him taken up on his words, on which he de-
caniped, refusing to tell his name.—.Lichja Mercury.
A singular circumstance occurred hist Friday, at
the sale by auction of the effects of Mrs. Noakes,
widow lady at Mongeham, Which is likely to become
a matter of discussion for the gentlemen of the long
robe. Mr. Sandwell, a grocer of deal, purchased an
old chest of drawers at the price of eight shillings.
and having paid for the same and got his bargain
home, was carrying it.up the stairs of his house, as-
sisted by a ne:glibour, when a secret drawer sod.
Jenly gave way, and disclosed a bag, which fallin,.;.
gave a sound indicat,ing that it contained pr. ciou,
metal, and on examination upwards of one Imam.
and twenty guineas were. counted. The neighoo
who was pit's), to the, transaction very conrcientisin
demanded five pounds as hush money, which be •
,refused, he has given infoimation to the parties it. .•
rested in the sale, wilt) tkeaten the purchaser with at.
azuou at law for the fecorery of the