Star.
London, England, 1826-11-07 00:00:00

LAMBETH-ST(IEIm

Two fellows,named Morgan and reg. were brought up. charged
with having in their possession implemense for robbtng burial.
grounds of dead bodies ; being unable to give any account of them.
selves, they were contained fur a mouth to the [Louse of Correedoo.

It has at length been found expedient that the ridtN
office steam-packets, with the Irish mails, should Fro:
teed direct from Liverpool for Deblin. The London
letter bags, for which they hitherto c rlled at Holyhead,
are to be forwarded by separate steam-vestels, until ar-
rangements can be complered tor bringing these bags
by the London mail to L;verpool, in tome t'i be dis-
patched with the other Irish letters from that place.
In consequence of the petition of John Tait, now
confined in the House of Correction for the alleged
outrage on Charlotte Gunnell, at Uxbridge, and the
memorial so respectably signed on his behalt, and for-
, warded to the Secretary of State to be presented to his
MAJESTY. Mr. DAWSOI4 bas addressed a letter to
W. IlLancowz,-Esq. Hayes, in which he states that Mr.
PEEL has directed him to acquaint Mr. 11, that the Hon.
Secretary has felt himself warranted in recommending
the prisoner to his MAJESTY for a remission of the ro.
nisining part of his sentence.
TRIAL BY JURIL—The thirty-second anniversary of
Hardy's acquittal was celebrated yesterday, at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. Mr. Hardy, it
will be remembered. was tried in 1794 for high trew.:oo,
in consequence of his exertions as Secretary to the
don Corresponding Society in pr emoting .the cause of
Parliamentary Reform. Eleven others were included
in the same indictment, of whom now only tw.. survive,
Mr. John Thelwall and Mr. John Richter. The former
Gentleman was present, with Mr. Hardy; and on their
healths being drunk, they each addressed the company
at some length, Mr. Wooller was in the Chkr. The
usual series.of toasts and sentiments appropriate to the
occasion was gone through ; and in the course of the
evening several eloquent speeches were delivered.
THE FETCHAhI MIJEDERS.—A Correspondent stater,
tbat Mary Ayres and Cobbler Will, who are suspected of
having murdered old Akehurst and Elizabeth Haynes,
his housekeeper, at Fetcham, were taken into custody
lon Sunday, at Weybtidge,..and that they underwent an
examination on the same evening before a Magistsate,
and were afterwards sent off in custody to Leather-
head, to undergo an examination before the Magistrates
of that place.

DIED.

Saturday sennight, at Dublin, Jacob Mark, Esq. for several
years Consul to the United States of America:
The 27th ult. at Viscount klandefillles, Narvik, Park, Elia}
bath, the eldest daughter of Colonel Steele. .

Same day, at Langley Farm, Beckenham, filr Wm. Bellingham,
Bart. of Caatk Bellingham sod Donny Home, firkin&

NEWOATE AND LEADRNHALL MARKETS, Nos.&
Beef.. 2s Li to 4s od I Veal
Mutton ........4s Eld to 4s Od Pork ...... 3. 44 to Ss od

PRICES°, HAY vat STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. James's. worn's:miry-
Hay 3115* Od to 51 Ss Od Hay 41 Os to 51 Ss Od
Clover 51 Ss tld to 61 12s Od Clover 41 44 to 61 6s Od
Straw II 41 6d to 21 fts Od Straw 11.12 s to 11 16s Od

PRICE OF HOPS, PER cwr. Nov. N.
NSW POCISTS. NSW SIC&
Kent .—... 30s to 1150 Kest 724 to 9011
Sussex .—... 72s to sB# Sasses
Fawn
Farnham fine 140$ to 163s—Secondss Nos to 130 s
Old Doty laid at X 270,000.

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides 1 Slid to 134
Common Ditto 154 to 17d
Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ibs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 50Ibs ...... ........
Calf Skins, 56 to 401bs 'l6d to 24d
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto 70 to 80Ibs .... .....
Small Seals, Greenland)....
Tanned Hone Hides i. 104 to 14d
Spanish Horse Hides 4 loa to 154

COAL MARKET, Nov. 6.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
1031 Newcastle 181 27s 64 to 34, 6(1
36 Sunderland . 6 34s Od to 36$ (M

MAILS -THIS DAT.

MIR. DM
1 0
1 0

ATM Dim
France 1 0
Hambursh 0 0

Dublin
Waterford )I . _
Guerusey and Jersey 0 1 Flanders so 0
I Lisboa 1 0 Brasil 0 0
Donaghadee 0 0 Sweden 0 1
Leeward Islands 0 0 America 0 1
Holland 0 0 Bowies Are 0 1

Lomas : Prided and Published by J. F. Kw.y, at Ms Sus Omer,

No. 1, l'ackest-Place, Terispit4Bar.