Star.
London, England, 1818-04-08 00:00:00

NAVAL lATELLIGE'ZE.

FALMOUTH, Al' P.l r
Wind S. S. E. flesh breezes an,
Sailed the Plutus, BRYAN r, far 1L•
land, HIOHDALE ; and Cipsey,
Also sailed his Majesty's ships
a cruize.

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PLYMOUTH, APHTL 6.
Wind West.—Sailed the Ctanrac-•ce c , HArrt
for Prince Edward's Island.
POP.TSMOUTH, .ArRIL -
Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majtst
from a cruize; and the brig Har.,p;
YoughaL—Sailed the Wilk. m
for Amsterdam.--Put back t::e lint
the Providence, JCB.CESON, 1:101 to
DEAL, Al LIL
Wind S. E.—Arrived and s:tilc
Prince Madoc, IioLDEY, 40 da
Came down ft om the River the !.
Fame. ROBINSON. for •
for Jlaranham , Xenoph,-., 2 • • -
Ann, JACKSON, for ditto, a:
of the outward bound with a
Passed through Jowns, t
FOREtEis from Rams-zote
Five o'Clock.—The .tarn'.s
again, the wind having shif..F..
mains in the Downs

DOVER. APT; -.
Wind S. thick hazy we.v.;l::r.--..*_
which got behind the Ne-t':
got off, but with ccr.•iScra`_ic
R. MS'.3 ATE,
Wind E. S. E.— The Fort
don to Rio Jancirc, has ise.•i
coming (4 r. 34.) for this h
LIVERPOOL. r
Arrived the Georg?,
15th March.

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ArTri
The William:, Llaummor I), :1-!
mouth, has been on the
much wltter th.lt she ha. 1:4:eil
cut from an ancitta aaki c.o)le.

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Arrived the Thuma..,
tins, Grant, from lOrgingen ;
Duke of York, Fa yet, from Rntte
tian, :Horton, from MA-way ;
Dolphin' Fronton, from St. Tt
and the Martha, Bell, fr,..a.
Kay, for Fort ; the
Richardson, for Montreal ; R f .r,
Ellen, Gordon, for Cape St. ;
Solon, Stoddard, fur New York :
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SHIPS Erma.= INWARDS.— rat
with; Prince of Cobourg, Godfree,
Industry hoy, from 5!... ac
Prince Regent. Evans, for a : L---,
Lay; Asia, Baldustin, and
India; Apollc, Smith, for S.c.c;r!-.•..1n ;
that Blocher, Cunn, for }Lamb iri!l ;
Prlnce of Wales, Dsviscn, for
tor Fayal; the Throe Johns, fo
Wolfsrove,--,—, for 3fadc.r ,
and William.

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A Quarterly Meeting of the Men
Charitable Society took place o.
Thatched House Taverr, S:. Jar:
Right Hon. Admiral Lord RADt ro
Fifty-six petitions wore presented f
49 of which were relieved with .s(ki
were rejected as inadmissible.
A True Englisbman.--A publ!can
son, a youth at school, purchased a Ji
a Prize of £30,000, sold by 13tsx, havit
the money last Friday, he on Satarciay
his neighbours to a capital owe taiaik:Lt of r7as
and plum pudding, and heartily eta-reared hv•
to drink all the wine in his cellar ; for lizir.g
high luck by getting the best Prize, he horn
new his Stock by gaining the first Blir.k,
Four Pipes of Port To-morrow, when the TY:of
of £30,00D, and the 34 Capitals cf43.oCii.
all be drawn, as the Lottery then finishes.
FATAL ACCIDIN T.--A boat twelve o'clock in:
noon, as three men were employed in ele76
the rubbish in an old vault in :Co. 32, Lincoln,
fields, the vault fell in upon them, when or,e I
of the name of Roche, was crushed to piece-
the two others do adfully mangled. The 5e
Roche has been taken to the Work house in C
street, to remain there till an inquest is held
and the survivors have been carried to the H •
but in so bad a state, that little hope is czar:,
of their recovery.
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THE AFFAIft OF FUALDEII.--ALET,
Before the opening of the Sitting the Ushers b:
into Court the Articles of Conviction, wiazh
placed in front of the Bench. Thvy cs.aarct!
linen, the bloody coverings which served .o
the body of the victim. His clothes and cart
thrown along with the guns with which the as;
were supposed to be armed. At siio.:t of
rowful remembrances M. Fualdes coild not ro
his emotion. Bastide arid Jausion were tared
a severity which was probably ncce,sary.
loaded with chains that bound their arm anti r
The other prisoners had only 1.g1,.
dame Manson was no longer ar the
bench ; she occupied one of the priv...ird
is stated that on the 19th of ltirt h. :Le
of the murder of M. Fualdes. Mao.lme )1
peared melancholy and agitated ;
was constantly interrupted by uncap r.
sobs, and sighs. About noon, conztlry t
she wished to sleep. Hardly had Lc:
when she seemed to have frvzlitful dr-
are armed with poniards !h--
life !"—" Oh, the monsters !"
nations which were distinctly hca,
duced some persons not f:ir-frori her rat
her assistance. Seven witnesses were ,:snl
of these, Ursule Battut, now depose 4,
before the murder he heard Bastille
consultation near Jausion 's house, viten U 75,..
" I have my people ready:' " Let us tak: :Az:
Jausion) be quiet; it remains with yen.- \%.tl'•
then regarded these expressions as of c..)
At the openiik, of the Sitting of the f..'"el
the ATTORNEI-GENERAL, on b. half of Mad.trne )Lne
son, stated that, having heard that scan:.;no-E
ttO
accused had wished to postpone the tt:Al, s!!e• i.
whatever concerned it, on the contrary Was c'esirolts
that it should be proceeded with. Several ritneirs
I were again examined. Their evidence vent to a C'.
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