Star.
London, England, 1810-12-31 00:00:00

small Children to lament her loss.

A MANlAC.—Saturday morning, about six o'clock.l
a gentleman, who is a merchant in the City, gained'
admittance into Carlton-House, on the preten. eth 4
he had an important message to deliver to the Prince]
of WALES from the Qum ; he added, that be hat
come express from Windsor. The stranger was
ushered up stairs by the night porter to the Page's
room, who, OR seeing him, asked his business. Ti‘e
stranger made a low bow to the Page and asked him
if he was the Heir Apparent The Page perceiving
a wildness in the gentleman's eyes (after assuring hint
that he was not the Prince of WALES, but woula con-
duct him thither), took him by the hand and politely
led him down to the great hall, and from thence is ,s
the court-yard, and shut the door against hi:r.. There
he made a great noise, calling upon the Prince of
WALES to place him in Parliament, and then he would
reform the country. With the assistance of the watch-
men he was conveyed into the street, and shortly after
Sayers, the officer of the Police, delivered him over
to the custody of his friends, who, of course, took the
necessary care of the unhappy gentleman.
Sunday the 12th inst. an atroriovs murder was com•
mined in Carlisle. A poor unfortunate creature of
the name of Margaret Sawyer, who was walking be.
hind the west walls opposite the gaol, was, without
any previous intimation, seized by two ruffians, and
in a moment precipitated over the wall. On being
taken up by some passengers, her skull was found to
be dreadfully fractured. She lingered until Wednes-
day morning, but was unable to describe the persons
of the villains. The Coroner's Jury returned a ver-
dict of Wilful Murder against some person or persons
unknown.

On Wednesday night last, Britwell-house, near
Burnham, in Berkshire, belonging to the Honourable
G. bow, was broken open, and robbed of wearing
apparel and valuables, to a considerable amount.—
Among the property stolen, was a quantity of ancient
gold and silver coins. The thieves escaped, and have
not since been heard of.

Saturday as a Gentleman was passing a print-shop,
opposite the Old Bailey, Ludgate-hill, he had his
pocket picked of a valuable gold watch, chain, and
seals.• The same afternoon, a porttr pitched his load
at the end of Fleet-Market, containing four pieces of
woollen cloth, and while he turned his back for a few
minutes, some thief took the property clear off, to -,
discovered.

Mnatc-LANE.—The Market has a tolerable supply
of Wheat to-day, but not much foreign, and sales
are rather higher than on Friday.—Barley likewise
dearer.— Malt at little variation ; as also White and
Grey Peas.—Beans of the two sorts nearly at our
last currency. Oats are in tolerable supply, and last
prices fully maintained —Flour without alteration.

GANERAL GIVILAINCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 61s. SOs. 925. Beans (old), 50s. 555.
Roe ditto, 965. 100 s. Tick ditto (old), 445. 50s.
Rye (new), 34.. 38s. Oa's. 221. 281.305.
Barley, 255. 41s. Poland ditto, 3:3. 365. •
Malt, 645. 725. Potatoe ditto, 58s. Od.
White Peas (boilers), 50s. 58s. Rape seed, £44, £5O.
Fine Hour, 80. to Cs. —S4ronds, 755. to SOs.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTF., December 29.

Average Price of Corn in Englame and Woks from the returns
ending the 2.2 d of December, :810. •

Wheat. Rye. Bae.ey. Osts. Deans. Pease.
s. d. I s. d. s. d. s. d. d. Is. d.
95 11 51 61 43 4 I S 150 FS 53 7
The average Price of Sugar, comptted front the returns 011140
in the week t.ndiug the Stith :tay of Lee, is 44a. yer cwt.