Star.
London, England, 1827-12-24 00:00:00

C. MOREAU'S woman UITISH FINANCE.
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inchttitierenz OP THE UNrrED XlNGltio:tt
to w laborious and interesting
the Itiociirds itish Finance. from A.D. 55 to ink.
by Monsieur Cessr Winn, F.R:S. the total Etta%
diture of`oresat lisitain and Ireiand, during the Ut
five yew s; ending sttr /111U3XY, NV, amnnntett tn
tee
e•nrso mops sum of 352,670,8091. and 146 031 29t1. for.
Dividends', 5,909,7081. for Intere4 on Exchequer ant.
39,823,0501: were issued to the Commissioners-for the
redut.inn of the National Debt, 5,285,0001 for thaCteti
List, 38-500.9621, for the Army, 29,858,381/. for the
Nay, 7.216,2811. for Ordnance, the Payments out of
she income in its progress into the Exchequer for to.
acting the Revenue, Ste. was 27.828 9601 The ,d.
vancet to- Public Wtuks, and to be re; aid was in Intl
529,9611. in 1824.469,7401. itsY 8464411 in 1626,
758,4001. and in. 18e7.1.5 ad tot ibe five yetfs
4.144.916 i.

•
-Oa cots: paring the surplus intone over the Er
tree, if no aJvances foe public iro ks hildtven us*,
.ind alsn eraclusive of the Sinking Pund, I),r the last five
years, was 5068,6144 in 18'20, 6.953.7781. in 1,14,
6,146.2881. in, 1825, 5 993 5531. in 1828. 4nd GAT
2.288,082-1 in 1827—Total of the five ye mr% 26402.4694
Si lice the 4ear IRI6, 25,900,004. of i Airs have bean N.
pereed or dinaibidted, and mhe total Expenclicure in 181$
Amounted to 130,105 4551. and in the Tear en.ling soi
January 1827 the whole antount was 62,549,7864

OXFORD; Dec. 22.

The mirgis of the inhabitants of the Unirer:ity and
City. and we may say the public in general. have bees
kept in a constant state of excitement ever since the in.
quest on Anh Crotchley. The Vice Chancellor, tbs
!star*, the Coroner, and• the Surj.ons who inspected
the body, have' received various letters (most of theist
anonymous)' on the subject of the murder, some persons
scarcely giving
.0-edit to the repot of so monstrous an
outrage. On; Thursda y Mr. Wingfield pre,ented
self before the Magistrates, and represented the propri-
ety of exhumation, not from his doubting the accuracy
or veracity of the evidence. or the details of the report
made by Mr. Paxton to the Mayor, but I tom a desire to
gaits. irpossihl.,•farther information as to the nature of
the:injnries. After some discussion among the Magi,
trines. it was decided that application should be made
trsithe Coroner: for the disinterment of the body. Mr.
Catili:the Coroner, accordingly issued his warrant, and
:theellowing morning, at sit o'clock, the coffin w*
raiskiffrom the grate in St. Thomas churchyard, and
placed in the belfrey of the church, to be submitted to ,
a- severer scrutiny. At eight o'clock, Dr. Kidd, Dr.
Wdotten, 'Mr, Tnclewell, Mr. Wingfield; Mr: Put*
'end Mr. Dickeson, (the Coroner, Town Clerk, Ifcc:
ioi-Piresent.) the examination was commenced with&
greatest care; when it soon becanie evident to all pa:
sent, that tbersatirre of the injuries and the caned
deith had been correctly described with this rfsfrs.
ewe only. that the wounds were more ezteasiro sod
snore lacerated than at the former inspection they were
supposed-to be, The brain, and every part of the body
'was round in the *most perfect 'tate of health, sad tbo'
twelve days after the decease, there was no decompo.
sition nor offensive smell from it. The view occasioned
a sadden revulsion of blood to the heart, and feeling
'of 'horror in every individual *present, mixed with a
Ji sly • --,
commpotentsrap the fate of this anfactanate
female. •
Out 'of tiiiivit-geselkoefs who started from Oxford
and its neiglitinnibbod to the last aincaster Race:,
seven of therniiiitsiuce been transported for various
periods.—Nash (one. of the party.), who has resided
at Sooners' Tyson for these last two tr-tives*ars, has
been' transported.forliftfor picking a Gentleman's pa.
k.ets-ia4°P.46l.L. "
:Saturday

its Mr. Johnston, of Wellclose Square ,
was returning home,he was attacked near his *weldor
by four ruffians, who -knocked him down, and robbed
him of his.gotd watch, with which they got clear of.
sti Leith. a Cockney was induced to across.
parry .a somas into a house, he carrying his luggage
along with tim. He left her for a little' in order to
take out his ticket as a passenger by a Lnndon smack
which was to sail twit day., On. retirnini.he /cued
both his baggage and the woman. (in other words, his
bag and baggage) had taken' their departure. He im-
mediately set out in pursuit of the studian, whom
he overtook on Leith Walk, with lire property,aipea
her. Having taken her before the Police Come, she
was sentenced to thirty days confinement in Bridewefi.