Star.
London, England, 1817-06-13 00:00:00

DEM., JUNE is,

Arrived and sailed for the River, the Richard,
Noun, from Demarara; London, Tuuhf li, froth
Jamaica; and the George Hib►ert, ilaan, from
Antigia ; also the Regent, CLARK, from Riga, ant
saileditor Havre. Came down from the River, the
Hero, for Leghorn ; Peace, for Cork ; and the Fox-
hound for the South Seas.
HARWICH, JUNE 0.

Arrived the Farling packet, with a Dutch M.U.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 11 ♦ND

SILTPi Prri•ED INWAIIDS—Ibe Brothers, Wilkie, from Ca.
dig; Albmu packet, Ord, from Embden ; Potperro, Dotheniin,
;rota% 'Thiereiftyr Lian Rooney, Ulm ; Melpomene Vidal ;
Monarch, Dixon; Koss, Harrison; James Dunlop. and
Brooke, Boyd, trom Jamaica; Hero of the Nile, Wrangles; At-
fred, Booth; Balfour, Gunson ; Demerara Packer, Vesiablts ;
and Nicholson, Cain, from Demerara; Nancy, liambv; and Eli.
zabetle Cooksley, from St. ; I.ouisa, Walker, from Gre-
nada; l.owsa, ,Manson, from Cayenne: Wellesley, Cracken,
from Honduras; Isaac 'rood, finder, Imo I rini lad ; Lively,
Bays. trona Harlingen; Dolphin, Forster, fnmi Ostend; Fame,
Phillips, from Dartmouth ; and Comet, Marshall, from Leith.
Ctu rwa ass--The Agetsoria, Black ; Jane, Martin; and Vrouw
Anna, Boer,- for *loam dam ; Brothers, Craigie, for Grand Ca-
nary ; Ham, Unapt; and Betsy, Slaughter, for Calais; Bee,
Lewis, for Linaukk ; Vine, Mil.eroth, for St. Michael'a and
Madeira; El za, Bell, :jiinior ; Perseverance, Maughan ; anti
William and Mary, Burrell, for Ilamburgh ; Vrouw Hu ttt itt a,
Leeman, for Ostend and Bruges ; Venus, Leask; and Britannia,
• Younger, for Havre; Daiwa, Spicer; and Friends, Bulbeck, for
Dunkirk; Union, Camay, tor Arehangle; and Luctuda, Tread-
well, tot Memel--(for passenger a only); Jane Courts, Burrows,
for Charlekon A. S.) ; Hippocampi, fowler, fur Neivtoundland;
Hamberry, Turnbull, for Antwerp; Atalanta, Smith, for la-
ma:ea; and liurydiee,. Young, fur Madeira, Ceylon, and Fort.
Sc. thane and William.

The Buenos Ayres armed schooner Est Arevido,
was destroyed the beginning 'cif fast month by the
explosion of her m ,gazine. Twenty-three persons,
including all her Officers, except the boatswain and
two master mates, perished.
Emigration from this country to America proceeds
without relaxation. The John, BINDIINGTON, and the
Trafalgar, WEtauate, cleared at the Custom-house,
►lull, on Saturday se'onight, for Quebec, freighted
principally with persons emigrating from Yorkshire
and Lincolnshire, with a view to settlement in the
British Provinces of North America. Tim number
of passengers by these ships amounts to 18U. Five
hundred and sixty men, women, and children, lidd
sailed from Hull in nine preceding vessels this season,
for America.

Vast quantites of gold are now fouling into the
Bank from all quarters. A guinea, that (MCC $0
much desired coin, is now an object of general
average, and thy qusntity brought to the Bank for
some weeks past amounts to above 410) per day.
During the examinatination respecting the sanity
of a gentleman who lately died, whose will was con-
tested, among other witnesses bisfsoisnan swine, that
" he was so mad that he would not suffer himself to
be goverrsed by his servants 1 '
BErnso AT TAUTERSALVS, JUNE IL
DONCASTER BT. LEUZE.

7to 1 apt Whitelock. 1.9 to 1 apt Wrestlers.
Mo 7 to 1 agst rel. 1S to 1 agst Caledonia.
Ibe Duke of Rutland's Norse Sylvatius, Is matched againq
Mr. Lake's Gazelle, at tbe Second Newmarket October Meeting,
fur iOO Guineas.

At the same Meeting, the Duke of Grafton's Eaton, Bst. llb.
Is matched against Mr Lake's Ruben+, Tst. I lib. fur ion p.
The Duke of Gratton's Sir Thomas, Mr. Vansittares kquathr,
and Mr. Wyndlsam's Grey Skim, are entered lor the Sweep-
stakes of 54:0 Guineas each, at the above Meeting.
YLDESTRiAN MA fCH Qv WORMWGGEI SCRUBS.
BA Ittlt left off on Wednesilly night at a quarter before nine,
having completed U
lass; EATON' walked two hour. longer
than his adversary, nameit, to a quarter before eleven, when he
had completed 53 miles. Yester..ay morning Basel" started at
five o'clock, —EATON ten minutes before that time. At five mi.
antra before Ave in the aftertron, UARIIII had completed 36;
miles; Ewen:4, at Ave, S 3 f. Many nportinz Gentlemen were
on the ground. Srarisams, a rope maker, wile intends to walk
1000 miles imuktuardr, at the rate of 36 miles a-day, on the same
ground, was present,
..sad several bets Will: made ler and against
'performing that novel pedestried

STATE TRIALS.

COURT OF KING'S 11 NCH, WESTMWITEA.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAir. JUNR IL

-- • -
At two o'clock the examinat•on of the witness-
Castles, *hie, was expl•cted to occupy the whole of
the day, was fiaislied by Mt. iVerticniu.t. for the d
fence and Mr. GuttanY for the Crown.
The luilowing witnesses were ersauued before the
rising nt the Court. wiz.:
Antal Wright, laniPaly of a publc•lanute in Ca=r Smith-
b.,l‘l; William Maier, a sailar lam/true Bannister, landiord
of 11:e home, So, tipte.street, Bloomsbury, the shop pan of
htzh was tar some • time in the potiession of y.mag Watson ;
Ilsomas libiagworth, John Dyall, I bonne Makings, a Chrot
from the hank; Wiittats Sntith and Robert blurry; Vidstrf.
:hu tautest trutt Often, aa ZINO His eiantinstirda
was hverrupted for abuse se hour, by objectioas which were •
maJe on the pan of the prisnoer to the alnosatou of rerun, it.t-
pars as rat lance, which ohjsotions were partly aimltted by the
Court.' • /ULU Vickery, the pason• examined were James Shis•
Ler, Thomas Osborne, Tit,nas Wool, land!ord tie Lossa
No. P. tlteystoke-place; Mary AtOrn, who had car •of a Mail*
in Sr) ; Wank. (..'.oper, Ltukoril of a Louse In Ney-
mow. cues, ; Margat.t fawk,s, Eleanor Ca, Lo'.', Ear-
bas. Sit, y.l, lsa-c hal:l,y, sca!,h, sc.l rholoai CUL. It•
1 he Court did not tine att:ll aintut tweitty minutes
to seveit.

Among the distinguished persinages who were
present during the greater part of !hc day, were—
Earls GitosvENou, STAtomer:, and GURY, Lird
ROLLE, SIT F. 13unsa.err, tier ltnnsrtr WiLs'lN, the
Rytlt HOU. It•BEItT PF.P1.17, Mr. TikliNtr, Mr.
',MORTON, Mr. MACOINALU, and Mr. BRIX& Mr.
HUNT attended from a very early hour in the-morning.
An immense crowd assembled to witness the re-
tui n of the prismers from Westminster Halt. Three.
fourths of Palace-yard were entirely filled, the the
side was ocrepied by the .rand of hackney c rather,
' and a strong detachment of H 'rise Guards. The pave-
ment along St. Margaret's G warn was crowded. as
well as the entrances of iment-street,. .
street, and the whole of Bridge-:trees; Westtnutsttt
Bridge itself was a mass of spectators, °lnd the I.ous•s
I in all the streets in the neighbourilood had their win
dows lined with the votaries of curiosity. I4epezted
cheering, and the waving of hats accompanied the
prisoners on their progress, giving the procession
more the appearance of the chairing at an eiection
than that of a mare+ to a prison. They bowed re-
spectfully, but appeared little intoxicated by the po-
pular applause which rose around them. A troop of
the Life Guards from Kensington attended, in addi-
tion to the ordinary emit t of the prisoners.
The orders fur the exclusion of strangers at the
Tower during the time that the State erisoners are
there, continue to be enforced, and no person who is
not well known is permitted to eater the into for of
the garrison.

The Jury, availing themselves of the permission of
the Court, granted yesterday, took the benefit of a
walk this aturni::t•, from ►ix to sewn o'clock, up and
down Palace-yard, close to the toyer. Tt:ey acre
accompanied by colist.tbles, to prevent any commu-
nication with theca. Toe rain coining on lit ay.ly at
seven o'clock, th. y withdrew into the King's Arms,
Palace-var.!, where acceartmodations have been pro-
vtdel fur them during the trial.

There are six betl•roomt. Two Jerors sleep in ?ad
room, which is locked up, with a Constable at the
door. They dine and spend the evening together,
and retire to bed it tWelve,fach.night.
When the examinstiens of the witnesses yet to be
called for the Cron n Are taken into coasideration,
together with the speech of Mr. WiLTHERELL in de-
fence, that which Serjeant Comm( w,ll be entitled to
make should he think fit, the witnesses they iiittnid to
call, the reply of the hocterrou-GeNettaL, ti.r charge
of Lord —l7-cLeNnoitouOtt and the other Ju.lgei, toge-
ther with the consideration of the Jury, it is contem-
plated that this case cannot finish before Saturday.
night, and very probably not even then.
• FILTH D4Y—FRIDAY, JUNE 19:

The Prisoi.ers arrived at the Hail this morning
under their accustomed escort, and much about the
same hour as yesterday. The populace still contint.e
to welcome them with cheering. Watson's Notes of
the Trial are now became very voluminous ; and, if
we may be allowed to form a conjecture, from the
earnest attention which he appears to bestow on every
thing that is said, he is preparing himself for address-
ing the Jury, as well as his Counsel. It will be re-
membered, that when first brought up far the pure
pose of pleading to the indictment, he begged to be
informed by my Lord ELLENIMOUGII if this pernmis.
shin would be granted him ? when his Lordship re.
plied, that the Court would not pr,vetit him from
making any statement to the Jury which was in any
way necessary for his delenc( . lie was engaged in
deep conversation with Tiligh:Wood until the arrival
of the Judges.
The Jury, we understand, were this mr.rning in-
dulged in the same way as yesterday, end per mittril
to walk round Palace Yard, under the charge of
Sheriff.' Officers.
Mr. lits.r was again in Court very early.

- Tile examinations are now proceeding with mare
rapidity. Before our Paper went to Pre,s the f, am, _
ing Witnesses had been called and examined, and it
is supposed all Cie Witnesbes for the Crown wilt be
examined before the adjournment of tl.e Court
VeiWarts Tull, James Brown,
Thomson, WiUtant Ha ri.,,•
Mary Kinsey, Stat ham,
Gillint, MOrlllntr.

William lloion was also called, but after entering
the Witnesses' Doc was ordered, by the AT-mow:v.
GIINERAL to withdraw.

Saturday, at a coal pit, near South Shield?, a
corve, in v. Ina five men were descending, was caught
by one of the lining.bonds and upset ; when they
we» precipitated to the bottom, and instantly killed.
CORN-F,XCHANCF., MARK.I.A.
We had a little fresh Wheat this
Suffolk, which met ready sale at ar
per qr. Barley is also 2s. per qr.
freely, in consequence of the I irge
ping. Beans, Peas, and Oats, an
pe
r qr.
phliyghoefr
very each being in Sll:4lti
at
tltc
i

,NE. JUNE IS.
is morning front
in advance of 2t.
dearer, and sold
iiimiAll demand for ship.
re from Is. to "g.
that a.-nciultnent,
I.