Star.
London, England, 1828-06-06 00:00:00

NAVAL 1N 1 61.L16 ENCE.

%AM Animus THIS DAV—Dublin I—Waterford I—France 1.
.Itom s.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London the
Lady Nennavray, Diciarows, for China ; Triumph, Gatos. for
'Bombay : Collins, Loma, for Quebec; Vittoria, LVOV, for 1104
duras.—Outward-bound remain.
Ponrsmovtit, JUNE s.—Wind 'W.S. W.—Arrived the Cos.
meece, Leoroao, from Oporto.
FA LmolTai, June 4. —Wind W.S. W.—Sailed H.M. brig Badger,
for I .lAbon.
Demist, Jtnsv 4.—Arrived the Windsor, FIWLAT, from Memel.
Baarror., Jolts s.—Arrived the Maria, Coxivv, from Demerara.
J.tvEnroot., Jose 4.—Arrived the Golden Fleece, EVANS, from
Bahia ; Emperor Alexander, Daysosnia, from Maranham ; Amon,
Cuaaarcs, trims Macaio ; General Palmer, —. from New Orleana;
Hibernian, „lora4 • and Golconda, Sessoms. from Savannah ; m4c.
clesfiehl, BURTON:fi-orn Charleston ; Herald, GRAHAM, from ditto;
York, DR (oar, from New York ; and Susan, Wtatia Us, from Faro,
DoV IR. Just. s.—Arrived 11. M S Salamander, Kase, from
Calais.—Sailed H. NI.S. Crusader. and I; tlophe, for Calais,
YA RMOUTH, JUNE 5 —The Jason, of Shields, front Newearde,
struck the Kentish Knock yesterday, and damaged her rudder—
She was assisted by the Kizabeth, of this Port, and is itippobed td
be now in Loweicoff Roads. -
Guam/arc, June':.—Arrived the Glenherritr, Jonas, from De.
merara; Deloitint‘ Paw., from Trinidad; Duchess of Richmond,
DILTIMALI, from SWIM Leone; and this Caroline, Cassias, from
Mesta:tn.
DANTHOrTH, Jura 3 —Arrived off port the Norden, Bum, fro,
'China; and Fresiericki.Mmaxa. from ----.

EXEC'

iON OF Tlft.llAM.

' ft CFIESTFR, JUNE ire has nor left Cheltenham.
*heir *Ate *as delivered of a child a few weeks ago ; but she kit
'anklet' to her. husband a letter a 'ten, days since. •,atitig tint she
was 'nelleeted and looked void .upon by every person whom me
hid tnensetly .heen fnendly with, and. that auspicious were enter.
:sisitii:d that, site was privy to the commission of the crane. and
that her litr was imbittered for ever. This letter deeply „fretted
ilt* poor wre eh, who declared most positively that his wife was
totally innocent/ even .in any suspicion of the deed, and glut
he alone commented the crime for which be wai alma to atone._
He said he wished be had informed his wife of his intention, fa
then she would have prevented. the crime: His brother, who
arrived it lichester a few days ago, took his leave of him oo the
evening previous to his execution. At four in the morning beam
dressed, and engaged in piayer, Not above one hundred pensns
were present, and they, we are shocked to say it, were mote dud
half females. He walked up the scaffold without faultering, es.
gaged with a prayer-book in his hand. When standing on the
drop, be looked round upon the people, and made a taint int&
nation of his head, when the Clergyman engaged hint in prayer
for a few minutes, then shook Aim by the hand, and retired.—
The executioner then commenced his last melancholy Aces,
Moved his neckcloth, and placed the halter round his neck,
fastened the other end to the fatal beam, placed the cap over
face, and- sbitok him by the bands. He then requested to have
cap pulled up for a moment, fur that he thought he saw his brake
in the crowd. His wish was complied with ; he looked round,-
composedly,but be could not set hint; the cap was again drawn
over his face, and after a few awful minutes of suspense, during
which he seemed to pray-fervently, the drop fell. A few convulsive
struggles, deep-drawn sighs, and heaving of the breast, told 0-
strife chat was going on, and then all was still.
After hanging the usual time, his body was cut down, and
livered to a person, who took it immediately to Bath, where
to be publicly dissected.
Gilbam bad no appearance that bespoke the ruffian, but looked
servant man ; and rather a mild look than otherwise

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Gentleman.
Count d'Orecta, the Spanish Minister, and
de LUDOLP, the Neapolitan Minister, transacted business with
F.arl of Arritnrew yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary
State for Foreign Affairs.
Lord HETTESEURY transacted business at the Fr
06ee, Downing-street.
• The Countess BATHURST and Lade G. BATE
left the seat of bird and Lady Famines Gowan, at Lalam,
' terday, on a visit to his Maintsrr, at the Royal Ledge.
W A Lunt ctisTotc, E.g. S-cretary to the Victual
Board. was last night elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.
The Earl of ELDON, who has hitherto sat on a
Bench, appeared last night on the Minisrerial Bench.
Lord COREHOUSR, one of the. Scots Judges, is aril
in town.
General Sir JOHN BYNQ. K.C.8.• and G.C.H.
understood, he appointed Commander .of the Forces in
vice Lieutenant-General the Right Hon. Sir Groans Musa*
Secretary of State for the Colonid Department.
The Electi,.n tor a Member kw Totness, in tin
of the lion. T. P. Couarmtar, is fixed for Monday next,

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LAKE, Just
Or market continues is the same languid state as on
day, and scarcely any business has been done. The:
effected in One Wheat and Barley were at the prices ot
last; but Oats cannot be said to sustain that day's carrel.
cepting the superior quality, the'arrival being large.
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since Monday-9,800 qrs. Whsat, 1,750 qrs. BAlley,
Oats, and 5,600 sacks of Flour.
SMITHVIELD MARKET, Jest 6.
Beef and Port Are lino) •24.1. to 4d. per stone lower.
and Mutton there is no variation. '[ho best young Cales.
a ss. to ss. 6tl. per stone.--Beasts 477—Sheep 10,070
—Calves 350.
Beet, per stone, 3s. od. to is. ed. • Mutton, Zs. 4d. to
4.. 011 to ss. 6d. }ark, 4s. 6d. to 64. Od. 1.31111'
s. 4d. hay per load, ,E 3 104. to £4 15s. Clover,
•:5 .is. Straw, .C 1 ltts..to £1 16s.

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•Nr.ite • Anti rebttsbed by Jowl M•inly. tit.. 1
. at the JTA 14 Or recs. tid. 1, Ackast-place, Itanpic+ll'

The Duke of CIIMBRRLAND, attended by Colonel
Potts, left his residence in the King's Palace, St. James's, ,
nine o'clock yesterday morning, in his carriage and four, for
Royal Lodge, Windsor Park, on a vise to the Koss.—Testerday
was the Birth day of the Duke of Ctratasat.aso,•when his
Highness completed his 57th year.
The Duchess of GLouceaveu- and the Prit
AUGUSTA. took an airing together yesterday in the Parks, &c.
The Duke of WeLusTurore arrived at Apsley lit
Piccadilly, about nine o'clock yesterday awning, from
Lodge, Windsor Park.
The Marquis de PALMELLA, the Earl of ABERDI
•and Lord ELLINIOIIOIIOII, had interviews with the Duke of '
cainaTou, Lesterday, at the Treasury.
Mr. VESET FITZGERALD had a conference with
Secretary Pm yesterday.
The Governor and Deputy Governor ofthe B
England, waited nn the CIRAWCZI.Lnit of the Minimums yesterarb
at the Treasury,and had an interview with the Right Honohtabit

instant.
A passenger on board the steamboat lately
from Lisbon, states that a plan existed among the Constitutionsi
to attack7fort St. Julien the day after tue steam-b.mt sailed.
intelligence was derived from a Portuguese Officer.
The Earl of FoLitniuTH aock Lnid CARItINGTCC
yesterday dinner parties at their respective residences.
This being the firbt day of Trinity Term, his lioneUr
the Vice CIIANCIZTAIR, with the Marratt of the Boti.s, the
of the respective Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas,
t
of the Exchequer, the King's Comm), and other grea
Officers of State, paid their customary visit to the Loao
cittioa, and after partaking of breakfast with his Lordship,
whole proceeded In their carriages towards Westminster
where the Court was opened with the usual formalities.
Justice Ltrurosts, whose day it is to tit in justification
was prevented from goimg in the grand cavalcade, and his
ship therefore awaited the arrival of his Learned Brothers.
A proposal is now under the consideration
O
French Ministry, for the establishment of a regular T
Paris to London, by way of Dieppe. so that letters
French capital will be 'one day leu on the road than
are; whilst those from the moat important manufacturin,
France will arrive two and three days earlier than by the
mode of conveyance. According to the plan now tinder
don. letters sent from Paris on a Monday evening, woutu
livered in London on a Wednesday, and with similar rapiclit
• other days. The time in which it is proposed to cotivey
from Paris to'sLondon. by way of Dieppe, in thirty-two bouts.