Star.
London, England, 1804-04-14 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL is •
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON? O'CLOCK :
Conf. for money, 554.-Uitto for May ace.ssi
Reduce/ 541—.Loing Annuities is is-I6 /6.

The following into lligence was this day received at
Lloyd's Coffee-honfe :

" The Columbia, SANDFORD. of Rhode Hand ;
and the Neptune, COLSON, of 134th, with fix other
American vrirels, have been tent into St. Jago by
French privateers.

" The FriendOrip, SMITH, of Charlet:lon. is taken,
and carried into Cuba by a French privateer."

This morning arrived two Mails from Gottenburgh
by which we received the following article:—
Extras of a Letter from Gottenburgh, April 7.—
"The daring Reps the French have taken in arrelling
emigrants in Germany, have caufed tome fenfation
in this country, and the execution of the Dues
d'ENnt: ism, has excited equal furprife and indigna.
Lion ; it Purely will no! be very long before thefe
powers, who have been fo very cautious in avoiding
the war, will take an atlive part in it : at leak ac.
counts received this morning from Stockholm, ap.
•pear to countenance this expetlation. But certainly
themovements of thtfe two feeble kingdoms (Sweden
and Denmark) mull depend upon thin& of Ruffia."

This day we refume our extraCts from the Merritersrr
received yefterday, and from the three papers a hich
I were miffing, but which arrived halt night. The
anfwers of the Minilters of the different powers at
Paris to the circular addrefs of TALLIY/MID, mutt
excite a peculiar intereit in this country, which is
vilified and calumniated in a manner molt unrcfcrved
and unexampled.
All the anfwers are more or Ids fuitable to the
charaders, policy, and independence of their re.
rpeCtive Courts.- The Mintiter lof Aultria (fates ge
nerally, that every Member of the Corps Diploma.
tique mutt condemn any thing that is done by a Di-
plomatic Agent, contrary to the Laws of Nations.
The Minifter of Ruffia (peaks generally to the fame
effed. The Minifter of Pruffia goes further, and
writes like a Prefed of one of the United Depart-
ments. He lays, that M. Tat RRRRRR D can eafily
conceive" the whole part which the King, hi: matter,
will take in the entire edition of co many fubjeds of
alarm for the friends of France." The American
Minifter doubts whether Mr. Dames can have been
ailing with the approbation of his Government. M.
CsYro, the Bavarian Minifter, expreffes the utmoll
indignation that the territories of his Matter timid
have been feleded as the rendezvous of intrigue and
ionfpiracy againft the tranquillity of France. The
Eledor of Banta's Minifter (peaks in the fame tone.
M. D'H the Spanifh Mangler, and moll of
the Corps Diplomatique, whether conneded with
France or not, join in reprobating fuch mutations
as thufe imputed to Mr. DR•111.
If the letters, &c. afcribed to that Envay be forged,
and that they are we entertain not the (malted doubt,
we think the calumny ought to be rebutted in fome
official way.
We may obrerve here, that the queftion is not
whether Minifters have encouraged any meaftires
which had for their ultimate objed a new revolution
in France? but, whether they or their agents have
directly or indiredly encouraged plots, which had
aftaination for their objed? The latter "all civilized
nations muff view with horror:" but the former is
warranted by the eltablithed ufage of nations at war.
What has France been doing for thefe lalt twelve
years but fomenting divifions throughout Europe,
and encouraging revolutions ? But on this queltion
we need not confine ourfelves to Republican France—
Ever lice JAMS. 11. abdicated the throne of this
kingdom, it has been the cuftom of France (witnefs
the years I:715 and 1745), to endeavour, during a
war, to diftur b and dirtraft the exiting Government
by fimilar means.
At to employing afTiftination, even to aceomplifh
a revolution, it would be a crime only to be equalled
by the murder of a French Prince, carried by force
from a neutral territory, tried by a arm/ trauma!, in
place of the eftablifhed courts of judicature, con-
demned by the laws of a cnontry which refilled him
the protedion due to every pert-on amenable to the
laws We cannot believe that there is in this coon.
try, or in its terrier, a man to bare as to have recourfe
to alTaffination, even to :id :he earth of a tyrant ;
nor can we believe, that any Govetnmint upon
earth •is yet fu funk in wickednefs, excepting
the one that could invent the calumny, as to think
on having recourfc to murder for the accomplith-
ment of any object whatever. It was neccfrary
for the French Government to invent fome topic
to divert the attention of Europe from the murder of
the Duke D'Emcsirts ; but he '.:as not di.," in vain.
The natural feelings cf mankind may have been
fomess hat diverted or fillpended by events that have
left Pearce any tieing as it aas ; but the cieciito.r, of
this übbuttinate Prince i. a tucat tragedy to which
the imaginaticiis of meh, ar little as their !Kart', can
be indifferent.

Mr. CORRY IAkCS tlie ElMph, for Irchtnii..at fix mil-
lions, ni which I e propth., there 1,35
lrilh, provided 11.- price Lid be under the late ill the
leafed up pipet r.l u..setionent ; otherstife he means
to raffle it f.sic ; the pomnits to be 25 1iA14,15* ; and
he interelt (LC 15th if.latch hilt, in a 5 i'er cent. Hock
abet. I•,r
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LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-FXCHANCIF, FRIDAY, APRIL z 3.

. _ . ..
Wheat Is this day In tolerable (apply, and but few buyers ; the
Ilrw famples of fine are in dem.,nd. and keep up—that of ulterior
Ensality bas but little tale, and declining. Barley of the middling
• is rather cheaper. In Malt there is but littk flueluation.—
Some few parcels of good old Beans reach 365. per quarter. Oats
SUMS In good quantity, but are not cheaper. Flour arrives in plenty.
GENERAL. CURRENCY AS UNDER
Wheat, a6s. cos. SU. per qr. White Peak, pas. 395. od.
Pine Ditto, 531.545. 6d. Mans, Sys 345. ocl.
Rye, alt. 30s. Tick Ditto las. 333.
Barley, Igo eel. ed. Outs, 17$. 208.128.
Milts 491- 554 od. Pulandditto,l3l. 148.04
Rape Seed, 361. to 3yl. per WI.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Pine Roar 393. to 435. Seconds taa. to 391. per lack.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
800 51 5, to 61 os I Pockets 4115, to 61 tss
PRICE ad HAY and STRAW In SMITHFILLD.
Meadow Hay, per Loud, - 41. ICS. to 51. os.
Clover - - • 41. 108. to I. to,.
Straw, pa Load - - 11. tot. to al. 16s.
SMITHFIELD, April 13.
To fink the octal—per Roue of Slb.
lloof 0 4.1 to st 63 I Veal 5s cul to 6. 6d
Mums 4s 54 to Ss Sd Pork 5S 4,1 to as ad
Lamb ys od to 8s W.
NEWCATE and I.FADFINIIALL, April 13.
Ber Bone of Sib. by the careafe.
Sett 38 ad to as 6d I Vcal 3s 6d to 6s od
Mow st 8d to as 8d Putt 3s 43 to 41 44
lamb 6s Ild to os od.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. _

Pt. Jones's aorta 41 ;:I—iosaa Fallow its od to oa
Clore Market 48 24 Ruffia ditto (can.) ts od to ea
Wltitectupel tfarict Rulfla ditto (leap) Lai od to oa
(Pce ghee et gib.) 4i %Id Melted Stuff SSs od to 398
I>ltto rough 428 od to of
128 41d Greaves 14a od,
Average Price is ad Good Dregs Itoto oa
Yellow Soap, dos. to cad-Mottled, dos —Curd, 55,.
Pried et Candles per dozen, t ts. od.—Movl4s, tn. od.

• OLD 11.11Ler.

Thertday Edward King was inclined on a charge
of burglary, on the evening of the 6th of March,
about half pal (even, in the dwelling houfe of John
Pgterfoo, is Chapel.areet, Pentonville.
Jafper Herbert. a publican. who lives oppofite the
book of the profecutor, was the principal witnefs ;
but there were feveral other perfons—J. Credal, a
parith mailable, and come people, lodgers and cuf-
tomers, who came from the public houfe on hearing
tbealarra, and who all helped to complete the cafe
to the Jury. The fubflance was briefly this—Mr.
Paterfon was time time abfent from home, and Mrs.
P. went on a vifit to a friend on Saturday the 3d of
March, locking up her houfe and leaving no one be
kindlier in it. On Toefday the 6th of that month,
the publican obferved two perfona coming from that
houfeicand thought he law the door open. Several
who were then in the public houfe joined in the endea-
vour to (*cure the foppofed thieves. One however
etkaped, and the other (the prifbner) was taken into
embody, while attempting to get over the paling of a
bide garden% the front of theloule into the adjoining
fact court. A bendle of-wearing appasel was found
liar the door, and another was found tied up in the
with drawn (word on the top of it. The
• ratti a
doori and drawers appeared to have been
broken open. A wax taper was found burning on
the carpet in the room, and near it were three &tie.
ton keys and a crew ; the key opened the ftreet door.
and foie of the drawers that had been wrenched
*pea had marks which correfpnnded in fhape and fire
to the end of the crow. Some pieces of coin were
Found ferreted about the prifoner's perfon, which
were not pnfitively (worn to. But what feemed to
fix the guilt particularly on the prifon:r was, that on
his apprehenfinn he laid he was very lick. and while
in the privy a bird was heard to make a noife ; the
door was opened immediately, and a Canary was
found dead opoo the floor, but its body quite warm.
A Canary bird was miffing from the houfe at the
time. A (prig of myrtle too was found in the prifo-
ner's pocket, quite Befit broken from a tree, and on
sisatdsing it to a tree in a flower pot up (lairs, the
lea of it esatily fitted to a part of the tree where a
branch appeared to have nevi newly broken off.—
The Jury without bctitatiun found the prifoner—
Gollty-.-Death.
Rai. Harris was indified for Dealing a canvafs
wrapper, containing a cwt. of glared paper, value
01. the property of Mears. Ful:ons, in Wading /tree,
from their dwelling bottle. The paper was placed
in the patTage leading to the houfe, ou the afternoon
of the 3 tfl of March. William Mortis, a fervant em.
ployed in the warehoufts, heard a ncife in the paGge,
kon after which he repaired thither, and mitred the
property ; he went to the door, and obterved the psi-
loner running with the property on his back, whom
he purfued and fecured. Guilty—Death.
Daniel lad was capitally inditled of Lord Et.-
saintoanuon's AB, for malicinufly cutting and
wounding Francis Greeves, with intend to murder,
maim, or difithk him; two other counts in the in-
diBment charged. the prifiiner with siding and abet-
ting in the laid offence aping the peace.
- - • - • -

Me. WATSON. as Connie' for the Profecurion, flat-
ed the cafe, which was difclofed by evidence, in fob-
Rance as full .ws : the profecutor, uho is a cuntla-
ble in the parifb of Enfield, u as fent flit late on the
evening of the yth of March Init. to go to the White
Hart public honk on the Enfield road, where he was
informed a flag, e waggon, di iven by one Ch.mbers,,
bad that night been robbed ; in contequence of which
Information he, in company with Michael %Vial Wick
and William Glazhrook, two men wit., happened to
be in the public bottle, went to apprehend the thieves;
the night was dark; they wok the way leading to
AValtham Crnfs, and jolt by Enfield Highway, law
the Bigglefwade waggon that had been tiihlite3, with
Coma' men 'landing at the tad of it, apparently lift-
ing up the tilt with intent to take out the packages;
the profecutor with his HAT went nit the al fide of it,
and his companions, Waruick and Glatbrotk, nn the
other. The men at the tilt acre then aiked what
they were doing and one ot them laid, did yvit fee
any thing of a (hocked dog and I..tpc bollocks
v-bleb the preiccutiie aniWtted, y, I will twat heat of
them, and Immediately collated the ptliorer and ar,o •
thee. A fight then enfited ; 11,e pt net ua. Iced
down fractal times by Wm a::d .4;
. .

the ground, vied out, 4' i•Ar...rt•, U., r., t 1:1:1 ay,
'Lis ot,ly life for life, bring the got Art! tliout, for
molt be kilicd." In tl.e n •
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the gang then ran away, leaving the prifinteri whom
Warwtcic conveyed wax White Hart, and the pro.
fecutor then cid-covered he had received a deep cut,
of eonfiderable length, tin Mu left fide, occafinned by
a knife, or fome (harp indrument. None of the wit-
nelfes could tell, from the darknefs of the night, who

the perfon was that had the weapon, or whether the
pr ifuner, or others with him, were removing any pro-
perty from the waggon.
The learned Judge, in flaming op the evidence,
remarked to the Jury, that there were two cafes for
their coufideration, whether the prifoner was in the
aft of committing a felony, in conjunflion with the
men that were s. ith hint ? or whether, atter he was in
candy, he kea,aiding and abetting them to refill the
prolocutor, whelehy he received the wound in qua.
tin ? if fo, he would he equally involved in guilt, as
though he had been the man who had aanally given
the wound. The Jury, after a long deliberation, gave

their verdict—Not Guilty.
Yederday•Provideacr Hanfard was capitally indicted,
for forging and uttering a cheque for the payment of
money, purpotting to be drawn by John Ripley, Efq.
un Meths. Rolsarts and Curtis, fur the payment of
7411. with intent to defraud the laid John Ripley. &c.
M. Williams, a clerk in the houfe of the profecu-
tors, dated, that he paid a cheque of 7411. to a perfon
on the 7th of February,•in Bank of England notes.
He could not identify the perfon of the Pacifier.
J. Beaulieu, a clerk in the Bank of England. gave
change for notes antis ering to thole paid by the for.
mer witnefs. He could not identify the perfon to
whom he had paid the notes.
Mr. Halley, a toldinairtt, in Coventry-dreet, Rated,
that the Ptifoner came to his fhop on the 7th of
February, and purchafed a watch of his wife. He
was at home when he came again on the fame day,
and changed the watch for another, and he then re-
ceived a gold feat with a plain cornelian done. He
came to his fhop again on the 9th, and wanted Come
Portugal coin, for the obtaining of which he left
notes to the amount of 4501. Witnefs endorfed one
of the notes in hie own name. The Prif.iner had newer

returned to his thop sites, for either his money or coin.
The notes were produced, which proved to be the
fame that had been paid at the Bent
Mr. Strongitharm, an engraver in Pall-Mall, Rat-
ed, that the ?dinner came to his (hop on the toth of
February, and left a plain feal to be engraved with
the cypher H. He came again on the evening of
the fame day, Rating that he was going into Lin.
colnflaire the next morning, when the feal was deli-
vered to him.
Mr. Elision, in whore houfe the Prifoner had been
a clerk eighteen months, and eonfequently knew his
hand.wriung, believed the ended-et:Dent to be the
hand.writing'of the Prifoner.
Mr. Ab. Goldfnuid Aft) believed the endorfement
to he the 'Wooer's hand-wliting,.be-having been a
clerk in his houfe for two years.
Mr. Robert► Rated, that he had received a letter
after the forgery, which contained fol. notes to the
automat of zoo!. which correponded with thole de-
livered to the Prifoner at the Bank.
W. Anthony went to Brillol in purfuit of the Pri•
Omer, where he learned that he was gone to Andover.
He proceeded there accordingly, and from thence to
Bafingßoke and Whitchurch. At Whitchurch he
was informed that he was gone to Market lifley,
where he CAM op with him on the ts.th of February.
He gave him forty guineas and his purfe, and faid
that he had left 4501. with a friend is Coventry
greet, and scot. be had fent to Roberts, the- banker..

Anu Coltrreil was capitally conviaed, for (healing
nine Mitts, and other articles, the property of Wm.
Kerrifon, in the dwclling•houfe of Either Fox.
Nine were conviaed of felonies, viz. J. Arnold, for
haling two pewter quart pots, the property of James
White; R. Radley, fur (healing a quantity of leaden
pipe, the property of the Hon. Booth Grey ; Eliz.
Wilfon, alias Griffiths, for fleshing four knives and
other articles, the property of Mary Buckle ; Ann
Dixon, for (healing 11. Iss. the propetty of Samuel
Moor; Eleanor Flaherty, for dealing four cotton
gowns, and other articles, the property of Catharine
Brofnell ; J. Milton, for (healing a pair of kerfeymere
pantaloons, the property of D. Macdonald ; Thos.
Hawkins, for dealing a quart pewter pot, the pro-
petty of James Cumming; B. Beal, for fleshing a
pair of hooks for teaks, the property of T. Pool.and
others ; G. iiihepheld, fur ttealing feven bottles of
upodeldoc, and other articles, the property of Mars.
Bulls and Howard. _

Cokoriae Airk, was indicted for the murder of a
new born male iiifant on the 3d of February. The
furgeon not bring able to !tate that the child was
born alive, the puifoner was acquitted.
PO/Ay was indiOed for flealing a ore pound
note and a guinea, the property of Fidger, a
publican, in Shite•lane. It appeared from the evi-
dence of the protecutor, and a publican in Water-
arert in the Strand, that they were in company to.
gether at the hrosie of the profecutor ; that the pro.
fecutor threw his coat and waillcuat on a chair back;
that Pubjoy put Ins hand into the pocket of the coat,
when the piolectitor joenfely raid, are you going to
rob mt? Some time Alto he miffed the property in
quellion, and fetiuuby challenged the ptifoner with
having robbcd lam. On etas-examination, how•
ever. theft: v.itnedes prevaricated fit groMy, and fo
flatly contradiCted each other, that the Jut y, with.
out hefitation, acquitted the pritoner.

Extraordinary Proofs of the fuperior ElTieacy of
SPILS2I:RY'I Antilcorbutic Drops, ditplayed in the
following Cutest—Mr. Wilfon, of Dean, mar Edin-
burgh, cured of an inveterate fctirvy by tAkii,g tilde
d 104; his cafe ;welled by Mrs. Miller and Mr. Scott,
South Bridge, Edinburgh—the Son of Mr. Porter, of
I.scds (duce tears old) culled of a Yinlsnt Icorhutie
complaint extending over his f.ce and body, by taking
three bottles ‘,ltlicie drops ; his cafe attelleal by Mr.
Wright, pri,r, I.ccds—A Gentleman relishing near
Spillhury, ir, county of Lincoln. WWI cur-d of a
bad letnyv by thick drops : Mr. lion-, ye,,
der, of Srilthy, is acquainted with the particttlars 01
I.is I n iTs arc teld w hol-fde ar.d retail at
0,2 Di,.:iet;i ai, No• I e. S-bod•oiatc ; and by matt

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!CCLESI.ASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Ili, Grave the Mite of Rutland has prefented the Radom of
Harby, in the Cougar of LeiwelNN to the kyr. Thomas Norris,
A.M. of Trinity College, Cambridge.
The Rev. Edward Harbin, of Winborn Mater, to the county
of Dorfet, was htely collated to the Vicarage of Takely, to the
county of hire:, by the Right Rev. the Lord BiOtago( London.