Star.
London, England, 1821-09-12 00:00:00

IXQUEST ON R. lIONEY.-(THIS DAYI.

The Jurors assembled at half-past eleven &deck,
and the Coroner arrived in a few minute, aftern.tds
and took his seat. The names of the Jurymen WI
called over,

The Fonamatr congratulated the Coroner and hit
brother Jurors that they had now arrived nearly I
the termination of their labours: they had heard, :4
his opinion, all the evidence necessary to enable theAi
to arrive at a just decision, and to give a true verdict
on this important issue, which had occupied so large
a portion of their time. He (the Foreman) then seo
gested to the Coroner the propriety of his (the Cr.
toner's) withdrawing while the Jury agreed ups
their verdict.

The CORONER had no objection, he said, to arith,
draw. He had delivered his judgment upon the case,
and.he had stated to them what part of the evidence
he considered to be most worthy of credit. Ile left
the case in their hands, and when they had agreed
upon their verdict they would send for him. lie them
retired into another room.

The Sessions commenced this morning at the Old
Bailey, for the City of London and County of Mid. '
dlesex, at ten o'clock, before Judges GRAHAM and
RICHARDSON, the LORD MAYOR, Sheriffs, Aldermen
VENABLES, T. SMITH, the Common Serjeant, City
Officers, &c. &c.
The trial of the late Mayor of Chester for c wrsyt
practices at the late Election for that City, came on
before a Special Jury on Friday last, at the Shrews.
bury Assizes. A verdict of Guilty against the de.
fendant was the result. The trial commenced at
nine in the morning, and did not conclude till nearly
eight at night.
Tiia FIRE IN PRINCE'S-STREET.--I Further Pali.
culars.)—lt is now ascertained that four penons
rished on this melancholy occasion, viz.—Mr. Myers
jun. and a poor man and his two children, whim
name we understand to be Jones. The poor fellow
had rescued his wife and two children from tht
dreadful conflagration, and made a second effort 'to
save the other two children, which cost him his life;
for although he succeeded in getting safely up to the
Lroom in which they were, in the interim the stir.
case took fire, and finding himself unable to descend
that way, he made an effort to get towards the feu
window, with a view of jumping oat in the street;
but the room was all on fire. lie was observed frog
the street hanging by the burning rafters, and the
two children clasped in his other arm, and soon after
wards the floor gave way, and he was precipitated inn
the burning abyss below ! The firemen had Tester.
day morning dug deep enough to have a view of the
' bodies, but the rubbish was so very hot, that thq
did not expect to be able to dig them out before
evening. The fire is supposed to have origin
from a spark having communicated to some cedar
wood shavings in Mr. Myers's cellar.
The workmen employed on the ruins of &laic
fire in Gracechurch.street, were busily engaged tie
whole of the day, and from an early hour this mar
ing till eleven, but have not discovered the least inn
of the unfortunate men who were buried in the nisi,
although they have cleared away the rubbish asks,
down as a part of the cellar. They are still maibt
researches. The interest excited in it, on the part
the neighbourhood, is very great.

Dr. Woonssv, Lieutenant CLAPPERTON, of the!
Royal Navy, and Lieutenant DENMAN, of the Army,
left Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth, on Thursday, fa
Falmouth. They are about to proceed into the
interior of Africa to determine the course and terrni.
nation of the river Niger, and are under the protto
tion and authority of Lord BATHURST. They pro
ceed fifrom Tripoli to Mourzonk, under the immediate
auspices of the Bey of TRIPOLI, and thence will err
deavour to reach Tombuctoo or Bornou. These Gen-
tlemen intend going mt.ch further eastward than most
of the other expeditions which have attempted to pe-
netrate into Africa, and are full of ardour and high
hopes that their enterprise will be successful.
A number of printed papers of a treasonable eh*.
ratter, inciting the people to take up arms against
the Government, were last week found upon the moor
near this town. We have seen one of these papers
and have no doubt but it is the production of some
Oliver or Franklin, who, fearing lest the vocation oft,
Spy should become useless, is endeavouring to creas
a necessity for his satanic services. The paper
dated London, July 20, 1821, and is signed " Sycl.
ney."—Preston Chronicle.
MVRDRR AT HIGIIGATE.—.--Barrdt, the perm
charged with the murder of Sell, the watchman
Highgate, underwent a further examination yeas
day, before the Rev. Dr. OwEN, and a vhriety of erg
dence was adduced; but though some circumstance
of a suspicious nature were given in evidence, thee
were none tending absolutely to implicate him in ths
crime. It will be recollected, that when the hone
of Barrett was first searched, a quantity of linen and
other effects, the property of Mr. ROTHSCOILD, vete
found in it ; and a suspicion was thence created, that
his wife, who had lived as servant with that Gentle'
man, had stolen them from him. After the eridene°
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relative to the murder of Sell had been meted,.
Barrett and his wife underwent a separate exacta*.
tion on a charge of robbery ; and the whole of
Rcritscimo's household attended. Best part (lite
property was identified. It was thought that theta*
could be made more complete, although at the Pe
sent there was quite sufficient to warrant a finale*
mitment to take their trial, and the prisoners let:
therefore remanded.
Friday, was committed to the County Jail (ie.!.
debar, Thomas Barrett, of Downleney, one !leg
persons for whose apprehension the Coalmine
of Customs offered a reward of £lOO, for hating.o
the 18th of December last, attacked the Frereo
crew, at Belderig, when conveying tobacco to ~.
castle, and for having rescued the same.
CORN EV:MARC,' WA 6111;ly.r471Olitig had Rit
arrivals of Wheat since Monday, the weather bast,
molt unfavourable, occasions a constant demand for tball'i
and what sales were made to-day were at a further ado°,
full La. per quarter. Barley, Peas, and Beans ate ;mt.
quarter dearer; and Oats met ready sale at an unroll°
Is. per quarter on Monday's prices.

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