Star.
London, England, 1816-08-15 00:00:00

YORK.

In a trial for seduction, before Mr. Baron WOOD.
.at these Assizes, Satterthwaite, a maltster (a widower,
aged 37), was cast in di"3oo damages 19r the seduc-
tion of Sarah Revel, aged 23, the eldest of nine
children of the plaintiff in this action, and a wheel-

wright.
Elizabeth Ward, of Ruth well, found guilty, on the
2d, of an attempt to poison her brother's wife, has
• been left for execution.—lt appeared on the trial, that
the prisoner had prepared the breakfast of the prose•
ctitor, consisting of a posset, into which she had put
white arsenic ;Int from the dose not be ing strong
enough, it fortunately did not take effect. —The pri-
soner is a young woman, about 18; she has confessed
the offence since the trial, and acknowledged her
motive to be as follows :—On the death *of the pri.
soner's mother, her brother brought his wife (a
woman considerably older than the prisoner) to ma-
nage the house—she is also a woman of repulsive
manners ; and a jealousy of her interference and con.
trol occasioned the prisoner to attempt to remove her.
This unfortunate woman is of a pleasing personal
appearance, of -a modest demeanour, and, when in
Court, was io decent mourning for. her mother.'
- SUFFOLK.
Jame: Plea:am, a boy 15 years of age, was found
guilty of setting are to a barn, in the parish of Laws-
hall, belonging to Mr. Thomas Bradley, a farmer, by
which several horses, cows, and farming utensils,
were destroyed.
Joseph Bugg was found guiltysof a similar offence.

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Bow-tracer.—Yesterday Joke A'.4 a waterntan; the pm-.
prietor of the. boat 4454. was eoniricted for taking more than his
tare. Fief shillings were demanded, but ss. taken, for going from
Wapping-stairs to Strand-lane, when only one shilling and six-
pence was the fare. The defencoset up was, that he was not in
theism ; but he was told that he was answerable for what was
done in his boat. • • • •
Wednesday, Dutton, one of the Police Horie Patrole appre-
headed two men, mown by the mimeo of ,lesiph Whew, alias •
',maim and Thieves Porter, who were passogers on the out-
. side of the Harwich Man, at Stratford; in Baez, on suspicion of
divers acts of bouse.breaking. They were discovered to hare in
their possession 95 pairs of stockingska peat booths of pieces of •
Coleraine, calicoes, and a munher of pieces of cloth. Saturday
they were ematioed before the acting Magistrates at Ilford, when
Mr. Jago, a shopkeeper, of Watley. is Essex. attended, sad'
sated that his boom had been broke open and robbed; a little.
before the robbery, due primmer Wilson, he recollected. came to
his shop, and porobami mast bread and cheese. His house had
been broken opus by die robbers forcing their way into the back
lon of it by breaking down a wall, which be discovered they-
had done with a •plottg‘oefger. which was ascertained to have
been stoles from a naglibewitig blaiiksmith's shop, and whibis
they left behind them on droll* of the is instant or early on
the Mewls* morning. Mr. lago *disabled the stoilengs, and
the above described pro, as part of throperty stolen tram
kis boost. Alter this euion had close e pd. Dutton produced
to the Magistrates a diver poWl-Sasi Whkh he found upon the
person of• the nekton* • whet; 1. be searched him. Mr.
Sevrelloa plusher. of Innatostene, in Essex. stated that his horse
.had been forcibly broke open and catered in 'a similar manner to•
that of Mr. lam and various articles of property stolen therein,
'brut Sve weeks since. The gukrd of the Harwich
tooded;and stated, that the primmers came to London by thel
Harwich Mail about the time of Mr. Sewell's robbery, when
they were hden with property.—They were committed fur trial.
MARLIOROV 011.111111 ir—We statue yesterday, the use of a,
servant from Devonshire, Who bed been sent to town to Set a
rcarriage, and of his having been inveigled into a house by a min
who claimed avranywasrhip with -blmkerko afterwards became
Ibis partner at whin, when he lest £35. Thomas toy hash* got
' a clue toirards tracing the posies, obtained a warrant for their
apprehension, and be succeeded hi reariering back the white of
the deluded man's property, watch Was teemed eo him.
QU Willitars 'WO' a young woo, of genteel
appearance and respectable friends at Chelsea, who was Only dis-
'barged at the lass Old Bailey &Woos, was brought sip in alp
custody of Gilmore, the taker, on nipicion of helms one of the
porsoiserho of late have infested the town, assuming the charac-
ter of plotabers, by which mom they got acacia Into the hoists
of eland Cloalawea, with a akar et cownditiog robbed/IL Me,
was ono to Taihilillelda liridewell to be hreoght op again es s•
future day, wok* Awl* alarm are expected to be. brought
. • .
Harrovi-Goadawrilltithaat Lye, sad Viest. ie slff. dater
loasoloed es a shape of awaiddag and cruelly heating
alai, of the mow et &Mud Croft.. The comPlaksuit MOW
that we Id leet us be was /eV, across Solder's Omen a
oat, " bylds aliodwriodleether, both the
were 4olotroW Witte Warta froodar catil,whatithi
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be 1644.,
lid embed up the dog to cosnmlt depiededo;
t rot out of his can, stopped the dog?. and took the duck
.free:
him In order to restore it to the person to islinm it helorged.
which tisc prisoners got nut of their. cart, and.tvhilst one t.f (heat'
' held his horse by the head, the *thier ben him most unmerci.
fully. The prisoner's were ordered to find ball
Woo suit, STltt ar.—Yriterday Jsreph Gee; and Themes
Sista were examined before Sir WILLI:. et Pat .sow., charged wij7;
robbing Mr. Thirmas Ovrral!, a Get.tli Mao residing at Mersey,
near Coichester of his watch and pocket-book. contahang 440 ha
Batik 'notes, on Monday Welt. It appeared Mr. Overeil Ind it_
rived from the country, at the Bull Inn, in Biskopegate.stieet.
where be met the prisoners, who introduced themselves into Die
company, and after drinking very freely, he went with thrtii to
Finsbury-square, where they left him ; about eleven (o'clock the
same night he missed his money and watch, he instantly gave id.•
formatters at this Office, and the prisoners were appreliended.-.:.
James Douglas, a silk-weaver, 4G, Bow-lane, deposed that the
priioner Gray worked iir his factory last Tuetlay, he saw hint
with £3, but was told he was seen with as much as ou
asking turn how he came by so much? he said that he had met i
country Oentletnan at the Bull tali, in Ilishorgate..tieet, whoris
he had robbed of hie pc chct-book,and that was p. rt of themooey.
William Hewitt, 12, Fell-street, I:heapettle, sat I that the pr
Wiggins /iced in• his employ ; on Tuesday he saw hint with e
pocket-book, containing notes• to the amount of Liti, which Ise
sakilur had picked up near hboretlitch.Church. Fully committed.

The trial of Lord CocIIIRANE at Guildford for ger;
ting out of the King's Bench Prison, is understood to
be fixed for Saturday. •
Early on Monday morning a west country barge,
laden with furniture and various merchandise from
London, was boarded above Westminster-bridge, by
a gang of fellows, who confined the master and met
to their cabins, and took of a considerable booty.
A most daring attempt was made on Wednesday
se'onigbt, to break into the house of Capt. Rickets,,
of Cheltenham : while the villains, however, were
confidently pursuing, their object, the noise made by
the falling of a bolt on the fhor awoke a servant boy
who slept in the room; he arose from his bed, and
deliberately taking a pistol fired it through the win.
dow in the supposed direction of tie robbers, who
immediately returned the compliment ; the intrepid
boy was not backward io discharging A second pistol,
which was as promptly answered by one from the
assailants, the ball from which passtd through the
lad's s!iirt, and was afterwards found in the num.;
he then gave them the contents of his remaining pik.
DA, when they made a precipitate retreat without
effecting their purpose.—Ftom the quantity of blood
spilt about the spo:, it is supposed one c.f the villains
was wounded. and that circumstance, it is hoped,
will lead to their detection.

DWIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Aug. 17, Robert Mansell Stratton, Stow-on-the- Wold, lige*
merchant, at ten. Sept. 14, Priulds Search, Clerkenwell-gnus,
feather-bed manufacturer, at ten. Sept. 5, Rielland Forty, Stow,
saddler, at one. 'Sept. 5, Edward Binyon, Fenchurch-street,
hardwareman, at one. Sept. 7, John Wieler, Old Breaded,
seedsman, at . eleven. Sept. to, David Price, Oxford-street, •
linen-draper, at one. Sept. 3, John Smith, eversham, shop-
keeper, at ten. Sept. 10, John Rust, Great Waltham, miller, at
eleven. Aug. 24, Edward sod Christopher Hill, Uniesi-row,
Little Tower-bill, corn-factors, at ten. Sept. 7, Thomas Egger,
Holybourn, tanner, at twelve. Sept. 5, Jobi Hughes and Richard
Chalko, Stork legion, brewers, at one. Sept. 3, James Watkins,
Chapel street, grocer, at ten. Sept. S, Samuel Briton, Russell.
street, Bermondsey, carpenter, at one. Sept. 5, Joseph Dole,
Carhurtoo•street, builder, at two. Sept. 5, Henry` Higginsoo,
Finsbuty•square, merchant, at two. Sept. 5, Henry !Sudden;
Little Chapel-street, carpenter, at one. Sept. 5, Josiah Ellto,t,•
Hayes, maltster, at two. Sept. 5, John Malaine and Adrj.
Neris, Crown-street; Soho, jewellers, at two. Sept. 3, auLtrt
Livia, Austin-Man, merchant, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY.

Sept. 9, Richard Weston, Shepton Mallet, Itquomnerchanr, at
eleven, at the George, Shepton PefaHet. 'Sept. 17, George 'low.
son, Liverpool, bookseller; at P. Wood's, Livcrpool. Sc.et P.
Daniel Cur hog, jun. St. Lawrence. dea'er, at two, at the Albtoo,
Ramsgate. Sept. P, John Lander, Birmingham, metchitn,
twelve, at Vauxhall, near Birmingham. Sep). 9, Richard l'er-
find and Peter Fawcett, Wigan and Maache:r•t,
manufacturers, .at t.n, at the Bridgewater Arms Macc4e.t, r.
Sept. 3, W. P. LorTmert, Newport, at twelve, at the Whi.
41hextot. Sept. 5, Ann Atkinson, Bath, jeweller, at eleven, at .lhe
Christopher Inn, Bath. • ,

BIRTH. •
July e„ the Lady of Major Loring, Aide-de•Camp to Ha Ea•
celiet.cy the Governor of Canada; and Cleft Secretary, of a sua.

• DIED.
Thoriday, at Teignmoutb, iu the 78th year of Ha age, Ighilip
Langmtad, of Hue House, Plymouth, Esq. one of his Maks ya
Justices of the Peace for the county of Devon. _

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Exch. Dills 1 4 pr.
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Si Newcastle 30 355. 31. to 475. 6tl.
-41 Sunderland 0 Mc 9d to Cm. td.
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.the foundation of sae;al
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