Star.
London, England, 1819-04-23 00:00:00

they' were go peaceable, or else they thight
mitted ? The officers of justice were 114*
they were conscious that very little wenid cltue
to be.c4otrimitted. He then commented on the
guage Made tu-e of by Johnson and Drummond,
informed them, it was very fOrtnnate the,,,vte
ed so early in their measures r for
seeded one s:ep furu,er,• they wo-ld r.•!o,t p
have s:ood at the Bar indicted for EligllTre:s7.
pnnis.rnent of which the most sevl...c tharthe
infiicts, cf the preseit jadgrc.f.ia.
Istphke of the prisoner' it to E.ilnev,
and Russell, the found-rs of the' ilmstittnioa,
which they ought to revere, hit which thpvilei
f.tied, and alluded to by them in ze as,emily/
sons who could be little iead in the Englislt
I —that Government was under no alarm of iud
sons as themselves, that the great mass of the
were allied to the Constitution, ml Jtat orl7
poor and deluded wretches as listened to their;
such speeches were disaffected to it.
His Lordship then pronounced the temente
Years' Imprivnnment, and :he prisoners !i;
£5OO each themselves, for their good belavi,;.;
two years longer, and sureties in £lOO each.

QuEEN-souAttr. —Yesterday 3/r.Yc r S.-r!
town, applied to the Jlagistr.ttes for advice.
he hid been pestered with anonymous letton„t-
the Police-Offices, accaLing him oa heir, co7cen
in the murder of Mr. Taylor, of tiosweC-q.:z.
of robberies and burglaries. Ho trace: tl.e
the place where it was bought, ho_t could
the liaial-writing, though he sir- pecte,l a 14:7";
The Magistrate told him he co .id do neihi.•
him, unless he discovered the ant:-.or of the 'leap

' Between seven aid eight o'clock on \Voile jar
ing, information was given at the Ilattou-gar&
lice•office of the following daring robbery, which
been committed a few minutes previnusl.T :—A
tleman stated that he had just at rived from
ham by the stage, and was going alo:sgiaid
gardens, carrying a large parcel under iiis arm;
inquiring his way to Islington, a well-dressed
whom he accosted, said he was going pasxt of the
I and offered to conduct him. Informant accomp
his conductor into a narrow passage, called the
in the Wall, leading out of Baldwin's •gatticris
Broolei-market, where collaring him and trippir
his heels, the man snatched the buniolle from 1

(which contained considerable propertyl and raa,
pulling to the door of the passage to pi event hisl
lowing him ; informant fulled out murder, and
landlord of the Hole in the Wall public-house cam
him, but too late to render assistance, :ts the rill
had escaped.
Wood Stealers.—On Easter Monday Wm Do
of the parish of Botley, was convicte.l before]
Saari', Esq. one of his Majesty's Just'. :es for Hs
of cutting off the boughs of an oak tree, the prop
of H. EYRE, Esq. with a bill-hook, ha ring clue
the tree for the purpose; and at the sarr e time, i
Freeke and Jane Freeke were also convicted of bn

ing off the boughs of an oak tree, belonging •in
same informant, with long poles, fuenis hed si
strong crooks for the purpose. The threed efende
were 'fined in the mitigated penalties of ltlf, (cone
dated in the case of the Frekes), and in d efaelt
paying these sums were committed for sit: meat
imprisonment. The effronter) with, which this si
cies of depredation is committed in variant: parts
the country, the extent to which it is.carrietaeltl
mischief done to the standing timber, to tae yea
underwood, and the fences, oblige proprietursteht
recourse to the law's provisions for the piotectiosi
, their property.
An Inquisition was taken at the sign of ti:e DcW
Head, in Princess-street, Westminster, on view a
body of Mr. William Bolton, of Tothill-street,
died suddenly on last Sunday afternoon,/ Veic-.•
Died by the Visitation of GOD.

Yesterday, an Inquisition was taken at the Wearc.
Arms, in Grub-street, on the body of Mary Porter,
child two years of age, whose death was caused b
setting fire to her clothes, during a few minutes at
sence of her mother, when the child took a bundle(
matches and put them oh the file, which was Ter
low, and which communicating with her clothes, Si
them in a blaze and burnt her so di eadfuily as
cause her death next day. Verdict—Accidental Ilea
Saturday evening, as Mr. RONALDSON, bake
Causewayside, Edinburgh, and Mr. AITKEN, fail
who had rode to Haddington en a wager, and we
at Fisherrow, on their return, the former being
advance, and pushing his horse at a great rate, can
violently against a carriage, the pole of which stru,
him on the breast, and killed him on the spot..

Four out of the seven unhappy men under sentence rf dtai
at lbswich, have been reprieved ; viz. C. Ray;4er and J. S. Bar
for horse-stealing; William Near, for the burglary at **Astor
and Joseph Webb, for shooting at h. r. B.:ker : on Thursday st 2
night, they were taken separately from the condemned cell, ;LI
apprised that their lives would Le spared. The behaviour of of
men upon this intimation was truly affecting—pa7ticultrly tM
two latter; they fell on their knees, and coati :led fur some mo
menu in fervent prayer and thanksgiving for the mercy so na
ezpectedly shewn them, and evinced a sense of gratitude coupld
with such au abhorrence of their former conduct, as. we sea,
will mak* a due impression foe the remainder of their
Webb has nice

MARRIED.
Tuesday, at Chester, George Spence, Esq. of Linze::lsi 13-
Barrister at Law, to Caroline, second c:alighter of
sal, Esq. of that city.

DIED.
Sunday, Clement DeloLg, Esq. eldest sun of the late Geo-
ral Debbieg.
Tuesday, at Eding, aged 14, ITh.ria Margtrett Dick*:
Stephens; second daughter of Rear-Admital Stepbuus.
April 11, at Tain, aged Gl, 71-.ornas Suter, Sheriff neri
of Ross.

April 10, at Cortzcby Castle, aged '36, the lli;he ronoun
Walter, Earl of Airly.
April 13, at Kimtsbarrs. aged 70, Mr. William I.cdie.
mer in Cessnack : in his profession, able and irtelligeut„
his private life, most aniiat.:e and respected. .1s a p=rent,
fectionate ; as a fried, sincere; as a nigh our, obliging;
mastef; kind; and to the poor benevolent. Ile lived be10e,..•
and died regretted irt ail ranks around him...

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