Star. — 1801-09-17 (London, England)

STIRLING, SEPT. 12.—The Circuit Court of Hfticiary was opened here this day by the Right on. the Lord Jurri:i CLERK, when John Thomfon, changekeeper in Falkirk, Andrew Gray, jun. at Aitkenhead, in the county of Clackmannan, and Thomas Wordie, fmith in Falkirk, all accufcd of the crime of theft ; John Boyd, wright at Carronfhore, in the county of Stirling, accufed of the crime of rape; and Hugh M,lntolh, journeyman baker in Falkirk, accufed of the crime of murder, were all outlawed for not appearing. William Young, prefent pi.foner in the tolbooth here, alfo accufed of the crime of theft, was, in confequence of his own petition and the confent of his Majelly's Advocate-depute, banifhed from Scotland for life.  The Chefter Affizes concluded on Saturday, when H. Rice, for uttering a forged 21. note, at Latchford ; B. Bebbington, for horfe-ftealing A. Gee, for flealing thirty pieces of callico out of a bleaching ground at Marple ; and E. Deakin and T. Gibfon, for burglary, received fentence of death. C. Wilton, for (leafing fifh, to be tranfported. T. Ball, for an attempt to commit a rape on C. Hartli, an infant tinder the age of to years, at Stockport, to be imprifoned three years, and amyl in the pillory at Stockport. S. Howard, for killing J. Hawcridge, to be burnt in the hand and imprifoned. Thomas Fofter (aged 12) and John Futter (aged to) for breaking into the cabin of a fiat at Anderton, and (kiting a filver watch. C. Macdonald and A. Downs, for breaking open a dwellinghoufe ; and W. Carter, for healing one-pound notes at Stockport, to be imprifoned fix months. J. Guy, for flealing cotton ; Mary Clarke, for flealing callico ; and Ann niter, for flealing an iron grate, to be imprifoned. J. Cattle, for (edition ; R. Story, for healing leather ; Jane Hewit, for ftealiog ribbon ; and J. Jeffes, for manflauolter ; to be imprifoned. T. and J. Benner, for attempting a meeting of more than fifty perfons, on Buckton Mofs, appeared, and were admitted to bail. Several others were acquitted.  On Saturday lift the following eight unfortunate convifts were executed on the New Drop, be hind the Caine of Laneafter, purfuant to their fentences at the lag affixes, vi,..—Arthur M'Gar. ratty, Thomas Walmlley, R. Dug&lc, alias John Rhodes, Pita ?galore, Jofcph Malun, Simon Mafon, Ifaac Slater, and John Gallant. They acknowledged thejuflice of their fentences, and fine their condemnation, and at the place of execution, they all behaved in a very penitent manner, except John Rhodes and one of the Maims, who, kilt before he was launched into eternity, kicked off his (hoes, and other-wife appeared much hardened. Yeßerclay, a molt terrible accident happened to a Plumber, who was employed in laying fume (loathing copper on the roof of a new budding., at. tached to the Houle. Walking along upon the parapet, very incautiously, fay foot flip. ped, and the unfortunate man was precipitated headlong to the bottom of the building, which is more than 4o feet high, and killed on the We are lorry to hear he has left a young family unprovided for. On Thurfday lag a feaman belonging to the NONSUCH Fuard ship, Rationed in Whitebooth. roads, fell from the main top-gallant yard, on the deck, and was to dreadfully trah.red, as t' be conveyed to the Iforpital at Hull with very little . hope of Iccovsry.  MAILRIM). Lately, John Homer, of lieckingham, Lideolnll.irr , ne,l, years of age, to Sufan Marthat. aged 20. 'lbis is t!.c t, time of the bridegroom ono ing the connubial (fate: his t,,, : wife MILS blind, and his ',relent bride is a cripple. Lately, in Bath, J. Nath. Miers, Efq. 01 Cadoktone-pl: Gliaun: Efq. of orgatifhiirleyfi,t,oouhthliifs.odle.y Mary liill, younsca daughter u e,. H At Cork, Mr. Robert Fitzgerald, woolle.tiraper, to N; .. Scott, daughter to Mr. John Scott.