Star.
London, England, 1820-03-29 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF 3111.. IVEST.

The remains of the venerairle President of the Royal
Academy were this day solemnly conveyed It ern
Sotnerset-house to S. Llurs, for interment.
hearse v:as followed be 4'2 mourning coaches, con-
tainin7,- the chief monri:ers and other personal friends
of the deceased, v.:ith the Members of the Royal
Academy, &c. These were succeeded by the private
carriages of the LORD MAYOR, the Archbr,hop C.:
CANTERBURY, three Dukes, two Marquises, two Earh,
one Viscount, four' Bishops, and thirty-eight mothc-
Gentlemen. The line o 1 carriages extended the whole
way from Wit. Pant's to St; Clements Church.

CATO-STREET CONSPIRATO.B.S.
SESSIONS TIOT:Sn, C-LERKENWELL.
At half-past two o'clock yesterday, the Grand Jury
having concluded their deliberations upon the first
charge,, came into Court, and returned True Bills
against the following. persons :
Arthur Thistlewood, Davidson, James ins, Jan
Thomas Brant, Bichard Janes Wilson, John
Harrison, Richard Bradburn, James Shaw Strange, J.cirs
Gilchrist, and Charles Cooper, for High Treason.
The Bills against Aticl Hall and Robert George,
were not found.

The Foreman of the Grand Jury then addressed
the Court, and said it was the wish of himself and
brother Jurors, that Sir Charles Abbott would cause
to be published the charge which he delivered to the
Grand Jury.
Lord Chief Justice ABBOTT replied, that he would
consult his brother, Dal:as, and the other Judges in-.
eluded with him in the Commission, and with their
consent the request of the Jury should be complied
with as speedily as might be deemed fit.
His Lordship was then pleased to direct that the
prisoners should be allowed the access of Counsel
and Solicitors, if they wished it, preparatory to their
arraignment, and he gave this direction in order tot
save the men the trouble of being brought into Court
to be told so.

The Arroamtv•Gr.b:rnAt. said, his Lordship's di-
rections should be complied with.
The COURT then ordered the Bill of Indictment
for Murder to he presented to the Grand Jury, Who
immediately retired to their room for dcliberaticn;
and the Court adjourned till this day.
•
TIIIRD DAY.
This day the Chief Justices attended at the Sessions
House, Clerkenwell. SLortly. after twelve o'clock.-
the Grand Jury appeared in Court with true Bills
found for Murdel, against
.the following persons--
Thistle-wood, &Om, Wilson •Ilargison, Tidd, and Sharp.
And also true Bills, for maliciously shooOng
with intent to Kill, against the following—
Thistltwoctl, Lies, Ti i, and Wilson.
After which the Ccilrt adjourned to Saturday, the
15th of April.

Exrcortom.—At eight o'clock this morning, the
following malefac!ors were executed, opposite the
Debtors' Door, Newgate : E. Vass and D. Kenton, fkr
uttering forged notes ; William Connor-, for stealing
in a dwelling-house ; and Wilf7am Fri!, for bar glary,
'They made a full conles:ion of their crimes, and met
their fate with penitence and resignation. Voss and
Keaton, who were Catholics, were attended by the
Rev. Mr. DEvnLEux ; and the two others, .by the
Rev. Mr. COTTON. The mulcitude in attendance on
the meimeholy ri:ectacle, was greater than has been
witnessed for some years. P:ltc.iner and Brerss-
cf b rore, for cattle-stealing, who were ordered for exe-
cution at the same time, were respited last night.
cale4 117:CHAXgE, 1.11:1E-1..tvr, hiseen r9.--We Last 'ont
Corn freak in ttis mcraing, but the eivanety !eft byte from.
Alonday's s.lpply, wnsmuch more than acts4:atte to this day's
demand; but what f:w sales of. Wheli.t were =zee, were at
hlonday's prices; and picked ear-iles. ot Barley obtained Jul
the sane terms, and the inferor auras were newly unulleable,.at
a decline of IL per quarter. o.ltr,Yeas, and 11.. ant, were also
dull sale, and rather clit.zper.