Star.
London, England, 1811-04-23 00:00:00

NVhile N is a)

Tis sad to think the days are gone
When those we love were near;
-I sit upon this mossy stone,
And sigh! when none can hear:
And while t spin my flaxen thread,
And sing my simple lay,
'the village seems asleep or dead
While Lows is away! .

INTELLIGENCE.

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-STIRLING, APRIL IS.
'The Cirdnit Court of-Justiciary was opened on Sa.
turday last, by the Right Hon. Lord ARMADALE.
Vigil* Hunter (.3eri,:efieriander Paterson Classy, and
.ThAZ Harrower Burdie, all miners or colliers, in Clack-
rriAnsewhire were Arica; the first for instigating, and
tile tie° Tate'vw.hdni,Laktively concerned in a mob of
100 of two hundred persoics,vaisedfor the purpose of
rest an illegal -still from George Downie, officer
of trcise at Tulllbody, in the course Of which, heb and
his aisistant were severely beaten and bruised.
After an investigation of above six hours, the Jury
returned an unanlthbes Verdict-, finding. the chargin
proven—and on MoUday sentence was given, adjudg-
ing Hunter aedsClerk to six months imprisonment,
Mid diereafter to be-banished from Scotland for seven
yparc The other two being young men, were reco
twom-
mended by ,she Jury to mercy, and adjudged to
ttithilts further imprisonMent.
/Wert Paterson, collier' at Plean, accused of theft,
Was found gtiilty, by his own confession, and senten-
ced to six months imprisonment:
John Morison, carter at Falkirk, accused of murder,
was ontlawed for not appearing.
Robert Brown Anderson, James Menzies, alias James
Robertson, weavers in Glasgow, John Burns, publican
in Falkirk,' Ifizabeth his wife, and Alexander Logan,
publican in Denny, accused of shop-breaking, theft,
and reset of theft.
The ADVOCATE DEPUTE moved the Court to de-
sert the diet against them Aro loco et temp ore, and they
were committed to prison on a new warrant ; and
there being no other business at this place, the Court
vein proceed to Inverary to morrow.

Kent
Sucset

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An Inquest was held yesterday evening at the
White Hart, Bishopsgate-street, on the bodies of Mr.
!Roo mes..coulp, their three children, Martha Court-
ier, a nurse, and J. Shaw, an apprentice, who all
met their deaths by the.fire which broke out in the
house in which they lived, on Saturday morning.
Susannah Creed, the wife of a waiter at the Lon-
don Tavern, who with her husband were in bed in
the house at the time the flames burst forth, and
whe escaped, stated, that she lodged on the first floor,
nnd shortly after two o'clock, she was alarmed by a
loud crackling, which she at first conceived to pro-
, Anted from some person endeavouring to break into
An. house. She immediately awoke her husband,
andiforeed the chamber door, when she observed a
,coltainn of smoke ascending the stairs. She screamed
put fire and Was about to run up stairs to alarm the
larnily;kint•vras prevented by her husband, who drag.
pd her back, and theft throwing a feather-bed out
&the window, she jumped upon it, and was shortly
.ifietwards followed by her husband, who inflicted a
deep wound in his leg in making his escape. Upon
being. questioned as to the probable cause of the
dreadful accident, she saki that Mr. Goulce's family
weft in thshabit of leaving a large fire in the parlour
when they wins to bed, for the purpose of drying
theii.tietbei which they washed once a week' ; and a
fire, was elm often left under a copper in the wash.
• Now eiwbere thf hams, and other.meat intended for
• We, were boiled. In addition to the persons already
naissed , as having fallen .victims to the devouring ele.
mbnt, she said there was a servant maid, named
Martha Eyron.
Two watchmen proved that they gave the alarm
in the wighbourhood ; and Ball stated, that he
discovered the flames shortly after they broke out,
and gave every assistance in his power to allay their
fiery. He was told by a watchman that the family
were all 'safe, and consequently did not feel much
concern on their account. He did not hear the.
slighiest. cry within the house during the whole awful
scene:*
fireman who'fotmd the bodies, said, that from
Apr having fallen' through the rafters, and from
their 'disliking condition; it was impossible to form a
ilear, idsa ns. to the pri.bablity of their having at-
, tempted to escape. He was satisfied, however, that
- Mr. and-Mrs. Goulee and their infants were burnt in
their bed,. from which they did not appear to have
risen ; the others, from the tontorsions of their limbs;
he was of opinion, • had risen, and had nil got into one

room.
• • idr. Sun:rout the Coroner, having summed up the
•evidenCe, the Jury ,without hesitation, rtturned a ver-
.4ict of :Died by Accidental Fire.
• !, It ;s ,remarkable .that; from the moment the fire
broke out to its being extingnisbea, there was not a
tingle iscisicr. I:nought. trati that Rh future it
illaY Avis's-4e impressed oh the thinds of the onach.
, men that their first cate shontd to'Ptocikrelhe
rish escape ladders in all cafes of fire. -

• BIRTHS. - - • •
Saturday; the Lady of Sir Henry Lulalolllo9, 4arci
sldrof a sa
At Edinburgh, Mrs. C..ptatin et wart, Royal Pentse '
tia, of a daughter.
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BLARRIEt).
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Lately, at St. George's Church, in the Borough, by tfig .
Jo‘qh.l&fferson, Rector of Weeley, in Beset, William 4,teel
M.D.Surgeon-to the Royal Navy, to '....hrliss AM& Alta
' Dehelt, youngest daughter. of tits lot oh Per.o.Dtbell.
of (Woo Park Buildings' Bath
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I a.st 'week; at his seat it Acton Burnell, Sir Et-L-Sitty t
titt
• -At Bath, aced RS, Mrs, Una):sett liedges, relic of
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Adges.of.f/hUonitte House, Bath, .
At 144aagh. Ireiand, RObert titifsein,
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hlth garrison battalion.

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. • . -10 .poav mccii,plGE, APRIL 29.
aolor,
..,.._/,) aizizait„..cy.,,,,br,. • .
Whew' 9C Misr' Beads (old), 508 651.
Eine dletet,' 911 a. 'Z . _ft itk ditto (old), 4113. 48%
Rye (ire). Ifs. '4ost ~ • , OMs, lbs. 225. 255.
Barleys-,4,4105.04--_ • •Polast4 dins. 275. Vs. Od.
Malt, .648. 798. Potatoe ditto, 305. 31e.
White Peas (boilers), 381.445. Rape Seed, 46443, £'2.-
Grey
ditto, 871. 43st •••
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. • ' line Flour, 75.. f415860.-‘e4Sedisds, 70s. to
.755.
RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, including only from the
6th .of April to the 13th of April. Total 3,510 isarters.
Aveitise eds. 7id.--08. 144.14nver than last return.
• , A RETURN OF FLOUR ,
- From the 6th of Aptil to the 12th of April.
Total 12,910 stacks-- Average 79e. 1;44
Os. Ad. lower than last return.
INSPECTOR'S RETURN Al UXBRIDGE, April 18.
Wheat per load 201. Os. to 261. M.
Barley, per quarter 30s. -d. to 365. -441.
Oats 26e. -41. to S6s. -4.
Beans 425. -4. to 465. -41.
0141 ditto 445. -d. to 535.'-d•
Peas set. -d. to 545. -d
SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 99.
To sink the Oral per stone of bib.
'tee( Ss. Od. to 6% • 441. Veal .55. 6d. to 7s. Od
Vluttan ss. 01. to ss. ad. Pork .ss. Od. to fis 4•3.
HEAD Or CATTLE Tilts DAT.
Beasts, abaft -2160-Sheep and Lambs, 16,100.
" Calves, 89-Pigs, 300.
NEWGATE AND I.EADENHALL MARKET
Per stone of 81h.by the carcase.
Beef ts. 44. to ss. 4d. Veal 44, ed. to 64. 44
vluttoe 4s. Od. to 4s. ed. Pork ss. 6d. to 61. 44
Lamb 65. to 75. 4d. .
. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
ST. iauves. Wurrzeu.arst,.
Hay 61. Os. to 91. Os. Hay 61. 05..0 ,it 10$
straw 31. 158, to 41. is. Cloverraw 3 81. Os. to 10i. os
Stl. 05. to 31. 121
PRICE OF -TAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Meadow Hay 51.105. to 91..155. Rowen 31.. es to M. Or.
Clover 41. lOs to 101. 0.. Straw 31. 15s. to 41. 45.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags Pcckets
51. ss. to 71. 151. Kent 131. Os. to 91. 9s
51. es. to 74. os. Susses SI. 10s. to 71. 1.58
RAW HIDES.
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Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is. 6d. to Is. 84
stone) 2s. 44. to 23. 64. Market Calf 15s. od. each
M-iddliags Is.lod. to 2s. 04. English Horse 12s. to 13% Od
Sheep Skins Ss. ed. to 6s. Od.
PRICE OF TALLOW.
St. James's Market Ss. 9d. Town Tallow 64. 64
Clare Market or. od. Yellow 'Russia 655 04
Whitechapel Market 3s. 9d. White ditto 601 Od
per stone of 81b. --- Soap ditto 58a Od
75 641. Melting Stuff 528 005 Od
Average 3. 941 Ditto rough 36s 00s 04
Graves 16. Od Good Dregs lls Od
Yellow Soap, 801-4-Mottle4l;'9os Od-Curd, 945. od.
Price ot Candles, per dozen 12s Od-Mouids, IS* 04.
COAL MARKET, April 22.
Sold Prices.
14i 455. 6d. to 565. 64.
1 70s. od.
2 38s. Od.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
Patel. Or GRAIN AT THE roLLowIN 0 MAIRILTS•
BAslNOrroxic.-Wheat 80. Od to 1005 041 per Quarter.
Barley 34s Od to 385 Od 1 Beans 43s Od to 485 Od
Oats 26. 04 to 31s 6d Pease 00s Od to 005 ed
Bread -Is 1T44. per gallon. .
HeNLET.-Wheat 80s Od to 98s tid per Qr.
Barley 33s Od to 375 fla I Beasts 445 04 to 116 s Od i
Oats 265 Od to 315 Od Pease 42s ed to 475 04.
Bread 2s. 24. per gallon
MAIDLNHEAD.-Wheat SOS Od tO 105 s 0.1 per Qr.
Barley 36s 04 to 39s 04111eami 45s od to 544 Od
Oats 285 od to 375 04 Pease 005 Od to OW Od
New eitay.-Wheat 84s Oel to 105$ Od per Qr.
Barley 32s Od to -418 Od I Pease eis od to 47s ed
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Oats 25s Od to 325 04 I Beans 43s Od to 485 9d
Bread..... ...... ...2s Od per gallon.
Raaoura.-Wheat 85s Od to 104$ rid per Quarter.
Barley 33s 041 to 39s 6d I Beans 45s 4,4 to 49s Od
Oats 261 04 to a 4. 6d I Pease 00. Od to 005 0.1
Bread 2s. 2d. per gallon.
Devi zzs, April 18.-Whest 765. to 965. Barley 38s. to 455.
Beans, 438. to 508. Oats 255. to 295.
CORNWALL. PRICES CURRENT.
TRURO-Wheat, 355. 3d. Barley 15s. 44. Oats 12$. sd.
LAUNCESTON-Wheat (II gals.) 245. Barley 10.. 6d. Oats
45. Od. - 4
LisetAlLD-Wheat (16 galls.) 235. to 255. Barley lOs. Od. to
10s. 6d. Oats 10s. so 11s. 04.
BODMIN-Wheat 355. Gd. Barley Its. Od. Oats 128. Od.
CAltstroaD-Wheat 255. Od. tsrley 16s. Oats 12s.
ST. Cozut4s-Wheat 345. to 368. Barley 16s to 009. Clover
seed 124. to 344. Grass seed 13d to 14d. Butter 164.
- ST. AUSTELL. - Wheat 395. to Os. Barley 16s. to 178.
Oats t Is. ad. to 12s. . .
HaLsTos-Wheat 345. ad. Barley 15s. ed.
PENT ANce--Best Wheat 365. Red, 295. Barley I as. 8 Ills.Od
Oats 125. Od. to 13$. 04. Coals 15d. Butter 16;c1.
AluNrizz.-The market priers are somewhat lower; Wheat.
from £l9. 10.. to £20.55.; Barley, front 295. to Vs. and Oats,
'2.65. to 2118, per quarter.
Romney Fairs holden on Tuesday, was very full. There was
a great shew of Cattle of all sorts, which sold at good prit.es. The
best Cheese fetched from 86s. to 88s. per cwt.
Chichester Beast Market was most plentifully supplied. Fat
mutton experienced a decrease of price. Lambs were purchased
at a moderate rate for the time of the year. 8441 4s. Hd. to 49. 84.
per stone. Wheat has now descended to £1910.. £l9 15s. and
£2O per load, a matter of great exultation ; the great stock in
band also is allowed to be more than usuaL Hay A'S per ton.
Coals 461 16s. per chaldron.

Ships at Market
14 Newcastle
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Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded as one of
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Morning 9 4.1140:!j
Afternoon . 27 ounutts after 3

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SALES Bt AVM ON.
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DOVER-STREET, PICCADILLY.
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Capital Premlieb, Workshops, &c. worthy the attention of
Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and others, convertible into a
Finithp.Residente at an easy hitpence' .with imincaliate posses-
alas. By Mt. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday next, April IS, at Twelve, -
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
1. comprising a spacious eligible Dwelling-house, situate No.'i
24,Dover-street, Piccadilly, in the oecupaqon of Mr. Blease, of
which Immediate possession may be had; containing on the attic
story,one large Room, used as a work-room; on the second storey,
a Cabinet-maker's Shop and Bed-room ;_ first fluor, a spacious
Show-room and Bed-chamber ; the ground floor is fitted up as a
Shop, embracing the whole front of the house, running In depth
about 50 feet, a neat Parlour, and Store and Water-closet behind;
basement, Kitchen fitteetup, two Rooms for Servants, Ale and
Beer Cellars, Wash-house, kc. area in the front, with Vaults.—
The premises are in the preferable • t of Dover-street, looking
down Hay-hill, light, cheerful, and airy, convertible at an easy
expense into a desirable Residence for a Gentleman. May be.'
viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be
had; of Messrs. Day and Wedd, Solicitors, Gerrard-street, Soho;
at Catraw,sy's ; aad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.

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- • Aii*arr LUNN. A CANZONt
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My ritrrther NA me bind my hair
‘l' itli beads or rosy hoe,
Tie up my sleeves with o:Mande rare,
And lace. my balm.: bluz ;
± . _ ,she cries," s.t still %HI
" rtar wily "
" Whilrinhers dance and play r
Alan! I tcar.ce cao.go or creep
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