Star.
London, England, 1827-04-21 00:00:00

Ton mud be win awarett win atford me no held two of the prisoners to bail for the before deali

I ME

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small degree of pleasure to knout that one whom Iso dearly love I,
well and sappy.
" Remember me to your friends at home. and believe me your
affectionate friend, e. WILLIAM FARH."
Mr. Ltnucow addressed the Jury for the defendant.
Mr. Sergeant Boawicaluar recApitulAted the facts to
the Jury. Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, Two
Hundred and Fifty Pounds.

took place), informing him that the body had been opened by four
Surgeons, who pronounced that the death of the deceased was
casioned by an ulceration of the stosnach,brought on by a babi,l.
hard drinking. Mr. STIILIII43 further stated. that the Jury re.
turned a verdict that he died from natural camels.
Sir R. Brains, however, was not satisfied loath the Coronets,
quiry, and issued warrants for the apprehension of the prism:am_
They had nothing to say in their defence, and wen fully conmamd
for trial
MA R Y-L A.BON ?.?
Theresas Smirk, a &ply boy, was charged with strangle
letrenters' took, the property of James Jarrett, in Rimaad.
etneet, and fully committed to Navigate for trial.
Alden Ragan. a dealer in vegetables, was charged by a nary b.
base Beadle with having placed her basket of greens oprgthg
pavement, early yesterday morning; and, moreover the am anus
tipsy. Why, Helen, ('aid Mr. Rawutisosi), I fined yea lOa
Monday Week for the saute offence, and let you off; hew
that you do the same again ?-1 ark your Honour's pardon (~11
Helen), but I won't he able to help it, fur I had not A merest
bread. Mr. Rawentsolt—What say you to turning nut drunk
the morning, that dges not look Much like distress?
say much about that; but I hope your Honour 'ill !Of g ive
Mr. Raesamen—No, no; I must fine you again, and mane yet
pay it this date. •
M A RLBOROUG MST R E ET;
lesterday Cheeks Windee, a deaf and dump basket.niaieione
brought before Mr. Comm, on a charge of heeding.
Beckland, the constable, of St. James's, stated, that he fouridde
MOr begging in St. James's-street, but had no presioes item
f him, as a beggar.
The Magistrate was about patties the usual rettsest familia;
wbentßuckland Informed him the man wasow pretended to be,dessk.
A Gentleman present offered the medium of his fedgee.ess,
order to examine the prisoner. By that means, it Appeared se
been and resided at Richmond, Surrey; had been taken Juts the
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, and had there bees tatiAt " the
old trade of basket-making," but that lately there had been a vim
falling off in that as in other occupations. lie had been in tingled
hake of Richmond, where, having no occupation fur hire fa ebb
line, they permitted him to discharge himself, without cl.imiag yak
as a runaway. He had been once to the Jlendicity Society, erg
ems month in the House of Correction. The gag reply was
Mined by Sir G. news, who casually came in, by telling bin, is
dee dumb alphabet, that he should go back to the tread-mill fords
same period, which sentence was accordingly registered against him
UNION-HALL
Suor-urenia.—Tuesday evening, two young Ladies were charged
with stealing a piece of printed cotton, the property of James Coop%
a li.:endraper, in illackfriara-road. The conspbisant stited, that es
Tuesday afternoon, the prisoners entered his shop, and requested
to look at some printed cottons and Muslim, a variety of which were
taken down from the shelves, and placed on the counter, for their
inspection. Boring the time they were examining the gooss,
something was dope by the younger prisoner that excited we.
plcion ; upon which the complainant went round to the counter:
and observed sae of the prisoners drop a piece of printed ca.
ton on the Seer. He also noticed that het pockets were sum.
sually large, and having insisted on seeing their contents,
drew forth several fancy pattern gauze handkerchiefs, together
with some pieces of ribbon ; the former anklek had the shnp oak
upon them, which denoted that they had dot been purchased, bet
be could set take upon himself to swear that they were his pre
petty. The piece of printed cotton, Weever, that was dropped by
the younger prisoner, he had every reason to believe was one tithe
pieces exhibited on the counter for their inspection. The vele
articles were here produced. At this stage of the investigadea,ds
father and brother of the prisoners entered the Mee ; the fermi,
on seeing his unfortunate daughters, was so affected, that be was
inside to utter a woad; the brother went towards the bar, alibis
which his sisters were confined, and having conversed with tbdll
der airy minutes, in a low tone of voice, during which be betrays'
the *edema his feelings, was about to leave the Once. dies he
deeitt ea the floor, apparently in a fit; he was taken out in.
Ile tilt, andrecovered soon afterwards. The Maciurraava remanded
diefeloseers, to give the prosecutor time to make further inesity.
At abs appointed time, the prosecutor did not attend, and the
Ma/Orate therefore caused a summons to be hewed against him.—
Mr. Cooper then attended, and in answer to the Alagiesswe's quer
tions, said, he believed the cotton was his, but be should be too as
swear to it. The 2ilagistrate said that was sufficient, and new
nutted the priooners for trial.

BIRTHS.

April 16, at bit Lordship '• house, Ilarlepattast, lady Cliftar,st
a no and lair.
In Bagga-areet, Dublin, the Lay of the Bev. Dr. WlJoad,
F.T.C.D.pf a daughter.

DIED.

April 13, at his home, near Coarttraelt, emulty of Limerick,
Ensign Henry MiSynod, full-pay of the late 6th Veteratrßattalim
At the Royal Naval Hospital, last week, Mr. Fred. Lange, for-
merly Captain's Qerk of his Majesty's ship Revolutionnairs. Aire.
Mr. Godfrey Baldamus, Assistant Surgeon of his iklAjesty's ship
Britannia. The above Gentlemen wereibeth natives of Germany.

NILVfgATB Aso LEADILNHALL MARKETS, Ann to.
Beef.. ls Ittl to 4s eM 1 Veal ......... 44 Wto 54 4d
Munn; 4s odto Ss 4d I Pork ..... 51 Id to Ss 44

Lamb 4* 84 to a 4d.

PRICES ov.HAY axs STRAW YESTERDAY.
• ST. JAMES'S. mammas:L.
Hay 31123 Od to 61 Ifts Od I Hay 41 4. to 5! 151 01
Clover 6112. Od to 71 Os Od j Clover 41 10. to 61
Straw 21 Os Od to 91 8s Od 1 Straw 11 lis to 21 2101

PRICE OF HOPS, PER CWT. Aram 20.

11111, !MOM MIW BAGS.
Kent 90s to 120 s I Kent ...... 7413 to 10%
Susses B6. to 100 st Susscx 701 to lb
Essex
Farnham fine 160, to 180.—Seconds. 1401 to 1603

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides l3;cl to 13d
Common Ditto . .
Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ibs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 50Ibs lsid to 1701
Calf Skins, 36 to 4016. l6d to 24d
Ditto SO to 70Ibs
Ditto 70 to 80Ibs
Small Seals, Greeniao4).. "
Tanned Horse Hideg:...A... .... ......
Spanish Hone Hides—

PRICE of TALLOW,
Town Tallow A 449 Od 1

Yellow Russia ... ..... 40$ of

White ditto -s Od

Soap ditto ..... ......... —s Od
Melting Stuff ... ..... ... 33s Od

COURSE OF EX'
Amsterdam t2 4 C.F.
Ditto at sight 12 1
Rotterdam...S U 12 S
Antwerp lt .5
Hamburgh U 37 5
Altona 4; U 57
Paris,3day'ssight 2S SS
Ditto .........s U SS so
Madrid 551
Cadiz ......... 331
Barcelona ........331

SOAPitz. per 110.
Yellow Soap
Mottled ..
Cwrd
Good Dregs Sr OA
_1*:.:..---....

:CHANGE, Arm. 40.
Seville
Gibraltar 43
Legborn
Genoa O6 10
Venice 46
Malta
Naples
Palermo t 14d pets;
Lisbon 49*
Rio Janeiro 39
DubUn

• PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Foreign Gold in Bars ............. ..... '7 I
Silver, in bars, standard. ...... ...... • .. 04 ti

COAL MARKET, Aram SO.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Pike.
561 Newcastle flai . 30s 64 to 37s
15 Sunderland 7 53s 6d to 331

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Dublin • I 0 , Prague 0 •
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Waterfl rd I 0 ' Hamburg 1
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Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 I Flanders 0 6
Lisbon 0 1 Sweden 0
Donagbades 0 0 Brazil 0 e
Bueuos Ayres 0 0 America 0 1
Holland • 0 0 , Leeward Islands 0 •

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