Star.
London, England, 1827-03-20 00:00:00

swami, m tuWi tact NOILPING.
, the trial of the indictments against 14c..govimus4:11.
WAKEFIELD and WILLIAM WAIILFIFY) icing PefemP•

cosily filed for Thursday nekt, this town now displays,
a continual excitertilrot and bustle; and, Ali upon a
former occasion, every description of accommodation
is greedily sought fr.r. The prosecutor, Mr. turner,
.and his family, have I)4t yet arrivid; and, according
to the atrangements already made, *ill not arrivehere
until Wednreday evening. Miss Tamer, the interest-
ing subject of this imprntant inquiix, has suffered
severely from the agitation which the close approach
of a trial in which she must take a leading part
itight be supposed to cause upon the feelings of a
young Lady of delicate constitution. The family
are at Shrigley Hall, Cheshire, where also are the
Miss Daulby's; of Liverpool, the Ladies under whose
care Miss Turner was when the alleged abduction
took place. Accommodation has been provided very
extensively for the witnesses for the

the prosecution,
principal of whom are Mr. Newton, Mr. Humphries, and
Mr. Sutton, Magistrates forCbeshire, Miss Daulby, Miss
Tut ner,W.Turner, Esq. Robt. Turner, E.g. H.Critchley,
Esq. and Mr. 9iinisd4ch, of Macclesfield, the attorney
for the pr osecution.l his Gentleman is a very eminent and
highly respectable Solicitor, abd has been here all the
Assizes, giving instructions to Counsel; and, during the
week, consultations, it is said. have been held on the sub-
ject of the evidence, and preliminary matters connected
with the trial. The Counsel retained for the prosecu-
tion are Mr. Sergeant Cross, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Jo%
Williams, and Mr. Starkie; for the defendants, Mr.
Scarlet', Mr. Parke, Mr. Coltman, and Mr. Pattison.
None of the defendants witnesses have yet appea
although accommodations hive been very extensively
provided for them. The Wakefield. have arrived to.
day, and Dr. Davie; has been here all the week. The
far.famed Gretna Parson was expected to-day by the
Carlisle coach, but the curiosity r.f many who met the
coach, with the hope of seeing him, were disappointed.,
Although many conjectures ;s to the line intended tu
be taken in conducting this prosecution have been re.
moured here, and, indeed every where. yet they all ap-
pear decidedly opposed to what is likely to occur.

The Duke of Sussex had a slight relapse on Sun-
day, at his apartments in the King's Palace, at Kensing-
tod, which confinedlis Rnyal H.ghness to his room.
Tait Eau. or krearoor..--Dr. Marra attended
the Noble Earl at his residence at Whitehall yesterday
morning. His Lordship can now walk without diffi-
culty from one apartment to another io.the same suite
of apartments, the use of his right leg being in a greet
measure restored to bins. The answer given to-day ie
—" Lord Ltvaaroot. has not had a Very good nlght,
but his Lordship is no worse."
Mr. Secretary Centrism felt himself yesterday so
' much recovered, that be attended closely to business
from between nine and ten o'clock in the morning.
Neither Dr. HOLLAND nor Dr. WAIMEA( attended bi
yesterday. Mr:Camila°, we are happy to state,
again mudded to. transact official business down
iltirtesee Is issue& • • • • •

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uovrt. MAW= 7
ThiellhAsbets duels gales, sitidrPiduy la-t, bees tensed
great* h 111•00 vtionyc:t the Wiping oa:thie coast, as
well se fn the Dow ..A, lied further Northward, thah has
b-en kribarn.for along period ; and the COmnsisaionevs
of &Wage ate sitting daily, to decide ca the numerous
cases tsf distrcsa that have neciirked.
A pilot boat has just towed into our harbour A large
schooner, of 120 tons, tilted the Elite, of Leith, coal
ladeth found derelict, and at anchor, DOW 11116gelle$S,
yestekday afternoon. There being no boat attached to
I the vessel, it-is presumed that thell Aster and crew inset
I use of het to effect their escape, otherwise it it Wired
t the clew and boat may have been washed overboard.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

. the East India Company's ship Lard Lowther arrived off the
Wight the 14th inst. She left China the 29th of 14001411)4T,14c055.
parry vidth the Rdinburgn and Duchess of Athol, arrived at St. He.
lena the Ist, and sailed tram thence 2tb February. flm Minims&
arrived at St. Helena the 4th, and was to mil for England the 7th
of February.
The Lord Nelson, fism Need' to Dammed*, was driven 04
diet, it P/1340W en Saturday, and it was tiered would go to pieces.
chive '[Listle, Hess, from Rotterdam to Hall, was driven on
!Awe 441sie" tke'Spure Ma Saturday, but carded to be gm off,
Air dlechaigEsg.
14.41101.4
Him, for Lisboa; Tropic, Siumproae, for ; nue.,
Beim, for ; Albin% Mem. for New Fmk; Mad the Baltish
Merchant, Swaim, for Tenerife.
Pvrimmest, Mandl 111.-41alled the David, Rama, for Toler ;
Waterloo, Mesease, for Madras aid China; Clyde, Tnewemer, fur
Malta ; Olive Branch. kneestans, for the Cape ; Jane, Hawes.
wears, for Malta; Gen. Kyd, Name, for Odetittt ; hasestr,
Commas, for St. Vitiates • Parqubanos, Catintessires, for
Madras and China; Canada, Bact.ua, for life; and Psandsen,
Tam, for Cadiz.
Pozeuroent, Maws 19.•--Wind S. to S.W.—Arrived from
Loodoo the Governor Ready, Yoram, for New Seeds Wales;
and tsammis...--., for Grenada.
N4W1141,411, Mama 19.—Upwards of 20 Saw& Oft repormill
have cut their cables yesterday, east side of Dungeness; several
lost both antlers and cable,. A vessel, supposed a brig, had ark,
only the masts were above water. A *skewer, belossieg to Scot-
land, and bound to Oporto, was riding without any penes on hoard,
km* drove foal of a brig, which cut, and went to sea, k is sup-
posed with the crew of the former. •
. Dam, Maass IL—Arrived the Lycergna, Camiremaw from
Charleston,with loss of inisen-mast, and mbar damage. Idled fir
London, the Lard Lowther, &awns?, from China; sad Iva,
---, from the South Seas
Doves, Mame 19.--The BNsar Law,, coal LAM, has been
brumes in by three smacks, having been fallen in with mar Dos.
genes without any person on board.