Star.
London, England, 1817-12-09 00:00:00

tILE MititnTS.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, DECEMBEt 1,
Beef Ss 4tco4* I: V.a 3, SI t 4, ;. si
Mutton 4s 04 to 5* 0: I Park 4 0* -a 5- 43
Beasts 3240 —sheet, and Lambs 16,160 —Caves Iso it 311
HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD
Hay, .13. tOs to E. A 3 to 47. 78.
:trawl Xi. 13s. to XL 22.

W rli AND LEA DENHA I .1, ""•--0)1.c. 61*
tLe ('arcane.)
Sta, rer stone 2: FL; to Ss /Id Veal Si S.! to 5s Rd
Mosttun - 3i nil to 4% al Pork ss 0.1 tu
Lamb Os. Oti. to Os. 01.

PK ICU

kfeYs.
14111, SAGS. NSW PIC [(TS.
Kent 241 Ps re 9.81-Os Kint . '2r:l Cs to 311
lM
Smart 241 Os to 971 04 SUSIIIC 4M OS tO 311 00
Esstit 281 Os to 311 to Farnham 291 O. to gn 04

AVE. .1,4 in
sidie3C.the 26th et Nurtc.lber, 1/3.7.
Iftret.o ut
theE P
rß.ieniC ri Eis o: e
Wheat. Rye Barley. Oa: s. awls. Pees.
s. 4. I s. 4. I s. 4. t e. d. I e.
66 9 46 11 4S 4 2P 2 49 11 118 4
Me aim-see Price of Suvir, compdted from rye return' tnide
in the week ending tke 34 of December, Is 41s. 24. p.r ctv!.

Ships at Market.

RNEr. s.
Ships ',Ad. Prices.
7!3t 4?6. ed i„ 44,
his. 0,1. to 43
s. (ht.
• 43e. OCL
4

49; Newcastle
8 Sunderland
I Stave Curl

A pear tree in the garden of Mr. H. LtrrroY, ter.
goon, of 'name. is mutt in bloqm. and mail rears
abkniutely

Most of the Privincial Tout as are adopting the Plan
of publishing the names and residences 4nd weekly
bounty Riven to the outdoor poor, in order that the
inhabitants any have an opportunity of detectiagim.
positions.

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Friday morning, about two o'clock, some villains
entered the dwelling house of Mr. Richard Fide at
Cheriton, near Alresford, by means of a ladder, sad
robbed him of cash find notes, which he has since as.
certained to be £?5, and five guineas.
A melancholy accident occurred on Saturday se'n.
night, in Southampton River, by one of the Prevea.
live boats unfortunately upsetting, in a squall, on
her passage from Southampton to Calshnt Cagle,
where she was stationed ; by which accident Mr.
Thomas Garland (Ice Chief Mate of the Viper Re.
venue cutter), the officer of the boat, Daniel Turner,
the second officer, and four boatmen, named G-orge
Pierce, William Frances, Thomas Powell, and James
Redeem, together with William Frott, one el
gunners of die Castle, who was a passenger in the
boat, were unfortunately drowned, and all leaving
wives and families to lament their loss.
Isatreire.—.Yesterday an Inquest was held at the
Grange Inn, in Carey-street, can the body of John
Hinde, whom we mentioned in our last pleslicalitm
as having been found in a state of insensibility, lying
near St. Clement's Church, in the Strand. Two sea.
`men proved, that they saw the deceased, apparently
asleep or intoxicated, riding on the shaft of his cart.
He fell off, but neither the horse or the wheels went
over him. They brnnght some watchmen to hit;',
who lifted him up and let him 11l several tinsci ;
when the deceased requested them nut to do so, as l:e
said his neck was diskcired. He had by this tire
recovered a little. The w itchmed then sconveyed
!'him to the City side of Temple Bar, and imin thienCe
he was carried to the watch-house by the New Church
in the Strand ; but he died on the way S.veral
Gentlemen, who remonstrated with the watchmen ua
the impropriety of their conduct, were abased by
them, and threatened to be taken to the watch-house;
of whici they cAnplaitsed to the Cor net, who said
that nothing should be wanting on his past t i hot
the conduct of the watchmen inquired into.—S vend
surgeons vine of opin.on that the tad had occasioned
an effusion of blood on the deceased's brain. which
would produce apoplexy and death ; and :tie Jury
returned a verdict to that ef ect. with the following
censure on the conduct of the watchmen :—" Tk
Jury cannot return their verdict without adverting to
the improper conduct of the watchmen, which they
recommend to be investigated by the Watch Coln.
mittee of St Clement Danes."