Star. — London, England, 1801-01-05 00:00:00

COUNTEr NEWS. STAFFORD, JAN. t.—About elcven o'clock this day, a dreadful circunillance took place in this prifon.—lt may be r,.collcaed that inrne months fincc a reward of tool. wasadvertifed in this and other papers, for the aprrehenflon of Mr. TH1.0.1 rrm, a milted:)lc manufiteturer in this neighbourhood, for having attempted to murder a Mr. WAINWRIONT, a Gentleman of Liverpool, with whom he was extremely intimate, and who (it is fuupofed) prompted by a fit of jealoufy, he, under pretence of taking a walk, got into the fields, where he fuddenly attempted his life, but Mr. WAMWRICIIT cicaped with lime fcvere wounds, none of which r: eyed morthl, find Mr. SMLTU ablconded, but was tinne time after appre hended he the llow-Rtreet Officers, in Market-lane, St. James's, .and committed to the county gaol in this town 1 . ,.r trial, under the Black Ael, but put his trial nit at the laft Affizes. During his confinement his wife has frequently vifited him ; and this mottling about t t o'Jook the went to fee hint, but had not been in his room long before the keeper heard the reports of two piftols, one immediately after the other, and on going into the room difcovered Mr. S. with his brains blown againft the wall, and Mrs. S. nn the floor with a defperate wound in her back. It ap peared the horrid deed had been done by two double-barrelled piftols, which Mr. S. procured by Tome unknown means, and had firft fhot his wife and then himfelf. No hopes are entertained of the unhappy Lady's recovery. An infant daughter is left to lament the lofs of her parents b this rafh - an.? dreadful act. - - LIVERPOOL, I)cc. 32.—0 n Monday lafl a pei fon was robbed between the Infirmary and Low Hill of a Guinea and his watch, and the following evening another man was robbed of what money he had about him on Everton-hill. MANCHESTER, JAN. I.•fftph Sieftftil, of Hol• beck, near Leeds, hatter, charged with robbing . a I boy who *rides exprefs, of soh in cafh, is committed to prifon ; the boy is fervant to Stenfon, and was to have !hared the booty with his mailer, againft whom he is admitted evidence. The whole of the money has been-found in Stcnfon's worklhop. Hula., Dec. 29.—Laft week were committed to York Caftle for trial, William Stephenfon, a boy of 16 years of age, apprehended in Leeds, charged upon oath with felonioufly {leafing and taking away a black mare, the property of John Simplon ; alto ?bourn: Picierfgill, of Ulm, charged upon the oath of Charles Adams, agent to Mrs. Sophia Smithfon, of Low Laiths, with having, in the night between the 28th and 29th of November laft, burglarioufly broken into the houfe of the raid Sophia Smithfon, with intent to commit a felony ; WO the Paid Thom: Picietfgill, Elizabeth the wife of John Harrop (commonly called Bet Checker), 'and Sarah Mufgrave, her daughter, charged with !leafing from out of a barn belonging to Mary Whitaker, of Oflett, five or fix ftrikes of wheat, her property ; Rwhard Bradt, of Great Prellon, in the parifh of Kippax, for having flolen from joreph Shillito of that place, about Midfummer one lamb ; and Samuel Lundy and William Vaux, of Sculcoates in the Eaft Riding, for hav ing ftolen on the ill of November laft, a cow, the property of William Jennings of Melbourne ; and Richard Newham, of Howden, butcher, charged upon the oath of Robert Blanchard, of Bulby, farmer, with felonioufly ftealing, taking, and car- Tying away three ewe fhcep and two lambs, of the value of feveu pounds, out of a dole belonging to the Paid Robert Blanchard. LIBERAL REWARD I—At the amnia' Meeting of the Peterborough Agricultural Society, on the t 7th ultimo, a premium of two guineas was ad. judge 3 to William Lewes, of IThittering, labourer, for having brought up a family of 12 children, the youngeft of them to the age of eight years, without parochial affiflance. A premium of one gninea to John Browning, for having worked as a labourer, on the farm of Mr. John Bull, of Peter. borough, thirty years ! STRANRAIR, DEC. to.—Lai Saturday, a num ber of people from this place went in A body to the houfe of Mr. RITCHIE, in Challoch, about three miles dillant, and extorted about fifty aunts of oatmeal at an under price, which he had pro vided for his own family, and a numerous fet of workers, who were in abfolntc unnt. They car ried a flag, and returned to Strauraer in triumph. The Sheriff Subltitute and indices of the Peace met, and took a precottition as to the buil:ids ; and having boon dit - covered many of the offenders, it became neceffary to have them apprehended. As refiftance was expected, and a vat} crowd col ledted in the ftrect, it was judged neceffary to call out the volunteers belonging to this place, by whole aid, the bulincfs aas accomplifhcd without much dillurbancc. Ems button, DEC. 26.—A few days fince a man was brought to Perth from Blair in Athol, and lodged in y,:tol there. He is a foldier on fur lough, and had, it appears, become jealous of his wife, whom he wifiied to accompany him on his return to join the regiment. Upon her reliild, he !tabbed her info (hocking a manner that her life is defpaired of. Having fhut himfelf up in the houfe, he made a dell:write retittance to the officers who attempted to leize him, and ;tabbed one of them in the back before he could be fccurcd. 0:I Titzfda% fe'ititight an old man, in attempt ing to f.:rry his two daughters actors the rivet harm., made a Ht . :: (lei) iiitn the boat, anti fell back a rds ;Ivo the w att.tr ; before atliiianci2 could be gut to take him ot.•, he wa.. rah recover... A few da) s ago. while the Grzenock Mail coat h gni. going tilt ought : Ghtf; !h.:: I.: c all .1, dr. hal !),.111, foret.al:,::e, int :tAipting its o: t:it e o,tchrr.iti act wither at be dui.iyi.d, .11-OVC for ward It;Gi:( a::',wAr, jr of the CV.rts .214,:1it , :s the l'o•e*, r!..:11-..1 the for e . F orf-s, when the carriage was pt.Qttl into the Lir holm Fortunat• ly PA; hnr harlcs wet:. materially bur:. I,ci•it ; To..t• th e y were leon got out; had it I t wile; CM pf :11Cy Cr all I POLICE, Lee. MARLBOROUGH-STREETOFitCF.—A Gentleman in Manchefter-lquare was conviOcd by Juluice Nsvi, at this Office, upon an information, for having chairs in his lobby with an armorial bear ißg upon that), not being licenccd according to AEr of Parliament. The Right Honourable the Earl of GuilMf ORD was likewife fummoned before the fame inflict:, upon an information. His Lordfhip perlitnally attended, and was admitted by Janice SCOTT to a private hearing, when he produced a licence wltich had been taken out in the country : the in formation was accordingly difmilled. 70/m C Lyzpman and William Green, butchers in St. George's-market, were fined five fhillings, and three Millings expenccs each, fir having their Mops open on Sunday morning, and felling or expoting their meat for title. Bo E T.—Friday, John Gore and garnet film ) ray, two journeymen cabinet-makers, appear ed in confequence rut a fummons iffued againft them on the complaint of reirs. Wilton and Co. cabinet-makers, in the Strand, their mailers, for being concerned with others, in an unlawful com bination to raifc their wages. Mr. Hove Li., as Counfel for the complainants, Dated the cafe in a very able manner ; after which witneffes were called to prove the &et, whofe tef timonx was to this effcmt :—That on Thurfday, the t itli of December laft, the Defendant, Gore, informed Meflis. Wilfon's foreman, that he was under the difagrceable neceffity of ;tilting for an advance of wages ; to which the foreman replied, that he would report it to Meffrs. Wilton, and fee what could be done ; which he accordingly did ; and Meffrs. Wilfon faid, they would take it into confideration ; this anfwer he communicated to the journeymen ; but on the Saturday evening following the Defendants and all the other men applied to one of the Mr. Wilfons for an increafe of wages, who faid, that -as he was taken by fur price, he muff have time to confider the fubjeCt, but whatever was right fhould be done ; on the Monday morning after this, all the men appeared in the workihop with their coats on, and on being asked why they were not at work ? Gore replied, that they were waiting for Meffrs.Wilfon'sanfwer; and being told it was the fame as before, they all (eleven in number) collefted their tools, gave up their jobs and materials to the foreman, quitted the !hop, and never fince returned. The Defendants not being able to rebut the charge, were convifted (under the late Aft of Parliament, refpefting unlawful combinations of journeymen), and adjudged to two months im prifonment each, in the Houfe of Correetion, Coldbath-fields ; the Aft, however, giving them liberty of appealing aga . inft this convitlion at the Seffions, they entered into the proper recogni zance for that purpofe. Got LDHALL.—On Friday, Eliza&tb Allen under went an examination, charged on oath with hav ing ftolen from the !hop of Mr. Beveridge, butcher, in fleet-market, a quantity of beef, his property. She was fully committed for trial. Mary Well: was commited for a rehearing, charged•by Mr. Coleman, of Field-lane, with rob bing her ready furnilled lodgings; as was Eliza dub Neal, her mother, between 70 and years of age, as a receiver, and pledging the articles with fevcral pawnbrokers. MAN SI 0 N-Ho v s E.—Same day a young man, about nineteen years of age, was brought before the Loan MAYOR, teeming-1y in a deranged !fat e. —The perfon who charged him told his-Lordfhip that he lived nine months with a haberdafher in Fenchurch-ftreet, and, as they thought, behaved very honeDly till Tuefday laft. When they were going to take flock, he appeared very dull and confuted ; that he had robbed them of calls and goods at different times.—They accordingly dif charged him, when he was brought back to their house, in the evening, juft in the unhappy Rate he then appeared, and had continued fo ever fince. He dated, that he could not get any body to take him into any houfe ' • that he had applied to the Church-wardens, who refuted him any protec tion, &c. Mr. Tague, of the Compter, (aid, that he was brought there on Thtufday night, and that he had taken his thin off, and tore it all in pieces. He continued to rave about religion, and talk in a very incoherent manner. The LORD MAYOR defired that he might be committed to the proteftion of the Radii in the mean time, and if they . refufed to take him, to Commons them. UN to'-HALL.—Same day, jaw Atkin: was ful ly committed to t.tkc her trial at the next Surrey Seflions, for robbing Alexander Calder.of a flyer watch, a pair of knee buckles, and two handkcr- chiefs. Alexander Calder fated, that he is a gardener, and lives in Chapel.court ; onThurfday nightabout eleven o'clock, he had occation to flop near Saint George's church, three women came up to him, and Aced him to be foatood as give them fomething to drink; whillt in converfation, one of the three took ills watch tiom him, and as loon as he miff ed it, he punted them, and gave an alarm, when two of them were detained by a man who met the offenders ; and they were delivered into the cuf tody of a patrole of St. Saviour. Robert Burchcr (worn.—l am a patrole for St. Saviour's Clint. ; tm Thurfday night abut eleven o'clock, I met flit. Profccutor,and another perfon was with him ; they gave two girls into my charge, on t;tfoieion of dealing a watch from Mr. Calder; they had not the watch in their poffellion at the time they were bron:4lit to me ; but the youngell girl Paid, the would immediately bring the watch, upon coalition that they fhould be let at liberty, and permit lie: to go t.s her lodgings for it ; the returned to me with the watch. then aficcii Mr. Calder :1 he hatt loft any other article, lie faid, a pair of !at Alec and two handkerchiefs.; the Prit:n:er offer:• i to bring them to me ; and, by permillion of Ate. Calder, I filtered the youngett sit tit go, but the did not return. William Wulf fworn.—l am a contlable of St. Saviour's ; on Thurfday uioht Robert Butcher de pot:lcl a watch iiitv my bands, which had bee* INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having sever failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if It does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN Tilt MONEY. It will, on am-Ration, take off the Inflammation in a few hours. and deßroy ell:canal!, the Malignity without the kalt hazard, Printed Diredions fettled up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateß reputation. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Astell, No. a, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, T.ivil tock-Rreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-ftreet ; Mr. Swiney, No. ti, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 3x4, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. 330, Oxford-Rreet. At Prifiol, by Buigin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeJler, and Reiman, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gdport, Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Jones, bosh/eller. Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re fponfibillty deviate from the general fyftem by the fe legion of a peculiar Branch, the fan: on of long continued fuccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my prat.iice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefrful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I fOrmed a with at an early pcnod of Pre Lice to rcfct:c individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitiotters. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise-every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration....sdly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether exiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and loft:yr that de rangement of the (item in Women which is called BARREN NE.SI or STERILITY. - - - - - - - Numerous difesks are the refalt of ignorance or fade in the treatment of a limple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequeutly hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiftretiou of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are eahly cured, and even where others have failed, I bun that I may prefunte to offer* radical re-eltablithaii iit. Few however are the cafes of complicated dißrefs in this diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men. wlio from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffever broods over his rulfery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be false coafolation for him to know, that although it be an obJedt ',doubt or wicke t tainty with other Pranitiouers, the removal of theft DEM- I CIE NCI ES by the gradual progrels of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be pervaded by an early counterattion of this languid date, and ia there cafes no great dilhealties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ex Red, a proper Fa 1 feveranci is indifpenfibly requilke to revive the flumbring (parks of Life, and to re-aisimate the Conffltution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expeastiops of a Family, may be allured. that in moll I Inßanees fuck defeats are curable by Medical Skill. .. . The SECRECY which is iv eU ntial t y my lindens& irg, sod the Qualifications which I bare prtfunud to Rate form the Baru Of my Pretenikos, and in col...hlerre with furl this inti mation is given, that Mr. may be confukedpefonaily ((or by letters Melding airmail note) at bis hook, No. tg, Arun- Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance is Wrrrliaret adjoining sad the name Is on both the doors._ li, b. WO. qt th Royal Wks% of Surgeon% ritrit. of a Letts!. from William Orcenchio .1, Ef I. rre •,::. M 'jetty's Julti.• es of the. Peace tor the Coamy u... 1! .:,!..n.,•. ; Doctor Soto MoN, Liverpoo , . 4. mRs. GKEENSI - TIELD has t! i.A.! tot:( C ...dial Bobo of Gilead, and tholudi 111.. ha, I:J..', •' • advi-c of many .d the molt eminent of t 1.. ., faculty in It •!.1.41 to pi er....ibc for a bilious compf.h.t that L;.: at.acked fur :i:. .; !••1, ye.a: a, ..t. , * lout d the molt evoi,lel col 1,.. , !e1it from your tr.:- dici , a, al. :;,. WM. GRITN:Ilill..1.1)." ... Dobh... No. ~.. Montague-ft.recr, Oth, 0, 4 ...0b.,r, I SOO. Latrael el a Letter from lalr. S. lianrd, bath, dated :II- Ad, of Odb:b.7r, 'Sc..). " A Lady a kw days firtyx l liVi (spit me, sad declor.. , ! • 4 your Cordial Balm of Gilead had fay •,1 the Jiff: of 1.-:: f! .. : .1 ; :moth( r 1...dy atfured ma that the was cured o!' a viola:: • ~ -. vows Coti,j ,. .ai fit by a few bottle,, and that when f..e bif,:a....,..,:., z it, the c,uld not write, or fcarcrly ..ttend t., :::a iltillr." • Confotr rive Centplaints are ,:,-.1 , . t ally .....:: I . :a:led by t t . natio:: 0::!.r blood itt t::,:1t...); . ,,, t!:! i. , i-....w.::.• , i a-to pi -:- ..; itutt. r; dd.. may be mvigg to I,..rvoits, Lif•-: , Aloe o 1 • cfroldical complaints, excel, of libidinou, il:dulg-nc e,. I. • . a too Ittidiotts, fcdcmary lite ; beat of china: , , tiatil d:i. ' immoderate ufe of rirreurials, tc a, CUlletf, or other w.i. :•. i•,.. qUida .. it may be owi;lgto a cold caught by &mit beds i..i ,i ~i , hook,; chloroft, or green ficknef,; exert': of grid 05 } 1...i•.t.. debility attic fibres of the vilecra..in t.lecr in the lives .1, :-b ..! of eattomary exerciks, ire. &c. 'rite CORDIAL BAL:\„: ut GILEAD is cab-ttlotcd to reltore o broken and decayed euatti tution to its grill ire health and vigour. This day was publiflvd, price 35, with the Author's Pe.rtr.:l , , A GUIDE 'lO HEAL TI I, or, Advice to both S. as.— :, Female Difeafcs, Nervous, ilypoeliouctriac and Confutiv,. Complaints: to which is added, an Effay on the Vetter;,) 1 /Reale, Gleets, and Fcmitial V.'caktwfs, alto an Append.% on the fubjedt of a folitary and deltrudlive vice; and an ad.!: , '. to parents, guardians, tutors, and thofe who have tht cat: :- : .1 editcation of youth. Likewife advice tu bathers, porticol.rh the afflicted with nervous complaints. The whole illultratedaLel in. teriperfeel with a variety of authentic fads, never before yub lilked.—Sold by J. Matthews, Strand, and all the Bookftler.. The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is univerfaily ac knowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward W. , ltttr,, lota of appetite, indigeltion, depreßion of fpirits, trembling er shaking of hands or limbs, obßinate coughs, ihortuefs of breath, and confumptive habits. ••• Pamphlets of its efficacy, until Sold by Mr. Matthews, No. a, Strand, London, Bath, by Hazard Lancafter, by Walmiley• Briftol, Shi.ppard Lords, Biting Brighton, Gregory Lincoln, Drury Dirmitigham, Swioncy Lynn, iicadly Bedford, Smith la:it-titer, Gregory Blandford, Simmons .----, Swintcsi Bury St. Ed. Dingle Lewes, Lee Cheltenham, Harward Manchelta, Lytle% Cambridge, Hodgfon Margate, Rows. Canterbury . , Simmons, Slewbury, Fuller Carline, Joule Newcaftle, Walker Chefler, Poole and Son Norwich, Stevenfon & Chichi:ler, Philipfon Co. Cirencelter, Stephens Oxford, 4ones Chippenhant, Combs Plymouth, ichar,l3 Chatham, Ftherington Northampton, Edge Chelmsford, Clachear Nottingham, Burbage Dublin, Davifon Portfmouth, Edam Durham, Pennington Reading, Smart & Ca Dartmouth, Jack(sae - Sunderland, Bray Deal, Rote Stamford, Newcomb; Dover, Neales Shrewfbury, Wood Devizes, Broughton Southampton, Baker Dorchefter, Crutwelt Stafford, Smith Derby, Drewry Preflon, Sergent Edinburgh, Smith Salifbary, Colitis Exeter, Truman & Sort Scarborough, Bayley Falmouth, Elliot Taunton, Puede Gofport, Harding Tunbridge, Cox Cloned - ter, Ralkes Wells, Evill Glafgow, M‘Dortald Woreheiter, Tyenba Ipfwich, Middleditch Warwick, Perry Me of Wight, Atbin Winehefter, Robbins 5 Kendal, Branthwaite York, N. B. The Cordial Balm of Cilcod is fold in bottles, price half-a-Guinea each. There are alto boxes, price 51. contairin: equal to twelve bottles at to& 61. by which the patient fauns 11. 63 .which can he had of the -Doctor, by remitting a Five Pound Bank Note. •„ • Perfons in the country requiring the Dodoes opinion re lative to inveterate cafes, are to enclofe hip ufual fee of a guinea, in a letter, with the Rate of the cafe. Such letter °would (for fafety) be thus dire dted—m Money-kiter ; Dr. Solomon, Solo mon-a -place, BrowninwArect,Liverponi ; Paid double pottage.' To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridgmftreet, Loncloa silt, Edinburgh, May a, uBOO. IN the fpring of f 794 I was afflieted with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months ; bat was then obliged to apply to a regular Phylician, who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the dilate (by mercurial applications) tor fume time • but growing, in fpite of all medicine and the advice of the firft bentlcrnen of the Faculty hgrc, work and worfe for two years,l was reduced to a Bata almoft unparalleled:tad beyond defe ript ion, being an entire', per, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, nofe, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of become iug ufelefs ; in fhort, I have had from ao to .3o eating ulecry on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe—fufficc It to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of more complicated nature. I was lung looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfelf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; and indeed, in my t hen condition, death was preferable to my mom than miferable flare. In thh dreadful firuation did I drag a molt miferable exi ßenee, Min./Inn PROVIDE* r threw in me way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could notes-I fent and procured tome of your • LIRAS Po 7 LNT PILLS, which, by sling from tirne tO tune, am now, and have long been, (after more than four year, in deferibable diftrefs), in as good a Rate of health as ever I cri iuyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child. born to me a few months ago. Its gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-ere:am: fervice, I requeft you •is publifh this ' • and you may at any time refer pen-funs, who r.llll to be fatisticd of the truth of this, or further particulars - , ts me or my friends, by letter or perfun. As few cafes for badmis will ever equal mine, and none cz cced it, I have from experience every reafun to affure mankind, that in )our LEAK PILLS they will find a fore, fperdy,fah, and, radical cure, for that molt dresulful Hoge of the Venereal bileafe, which is called-i comrtastao tuas,-I am wish gr.- tits& , Sir. your obi'sed humble fervant, 1• T. • iniutTooislatably family realism prevent making my name and addirets public, but creditable Perron, really wanting incur niation may alfo be referred to me and my Friends by Mr.. Clark, Rand:l-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS Tar. LOS, Member of the R oval Cull, se of Surge um in London, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrcet ; where be will give ad vice, without a fee, to perfons taking theft PUIs and will ar fwer patients letters, if putt paid, on the fame terms, ebfer , •- ing In all cafes the mull inviolable fecrecy, so Polon'. name of cafe havirr been mentioned,but at their own particular regnelit by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 36 year, that be has had theconduClingof aft eau:Mire fele of thcabasc medians., and the practice arifuns therefrom. 'Ebel are alto fold, by his Appointment, tot the COOVCrielL:f of that: living at a diflanci., by Mr. Watfon, Smith-brills , Edinburgh; Mr. Mennotts, Printer, Glafguw, to whom alto Vb. T. refers for his eaters; at the Perfumer's, Nw 3L. Allan's-ftreet, Pail-Man ; Mr. Roberti', u. Isfor 0 ford-Itroct ; Mr. Dikoroogit's, bit nearly oppofite the Monument ; bilr.Steel Utdon-row, Little 'foster-hill; Mr. Ca' by one Paine In every cunfidcrable town Ireland, in Both of only al. 9d._ each. f plain Diraftions, vitscrebT Pei:fans 4 diciadves with eafr and fumy. LONDON • Printed for the Proprietors, MCarnabr h -itrcet) IT te STAR Pot , ry-ttreet ; and publiffied by LE terbory-ohre, Latabeei), at Nn I, I STAI•OPIICS.TeStpIe.BIT; 111. 6 k! I laden/ for tbe Ewes an rr7eete4 Son a Toy4itop, NITA 0 ; it No. 7, tith..ftrett • ~,: 4 ,tc,l'a, Bookiencr, No.l t o Cailwell'a, public , i ac ced wn in Grist-Britain an *d I, fwled up with hall a to I Of whet' Ski isys cu ni t Wei Fn Th i ors, by JOIN DA Lo t : merino-omeg, N.•:.• N. WEL KEW', (icy ? arer-flee-4 end u'' Loo *IS ILlre an earner.; f o N ed •0 be et;dcadkah taken from Mr. Calder, and which is the fame now produced and identified by him. Tuefday, thrcc Italians, makers and venders of plaifer images in Neu - callle, were chipped on board the Eli zai•eth for North bergen, they not • havinn the ufual certificate required by the Alien Pia, for refidence in tins country. A few mornings since, betwen eight and nine o'clock, the dwelling-houle of Mr. John Clerk, ill North-flreet, Poplar, was broke open, when a dozen of fhirts, a large quantity of Iheets, table linen, children's wearing applrel, a large quantity .of filver table and tea fpeons, faits, and tea tongs, four filver mounted horn cups, feveral memoran dum books, and a promifory note for ninety-five pounds were About nine o'clock on Tuefday morning a poor man, coming up with a load on his fhoulders, ()Wing to the flippery flute of the pave ment, flipped ok the curbitones, and unfortunately broke his leg in a terrible manncr. BIR'rHS. The Lady of Richard Chute. lifq. of Citute.hall, in the coun ty of Kerry, of a daughter. Thurfday, at their houfe in Jermyn-Rreet, the Lady of Geo. Tamale, Efy. of a daughter. On Tuefday, Mrs. Whitcombe, the Lady of Samuel Whit combe, Efq. of Serjeant's Inn, of a druglitt r. Iv Inoth:—The Ladies of J. Since, and of J. Cumberlege„ Elva. at Calicut, of font. MARRIED. Flich:wdfou Turkinton, Efq. of Armagh, to Mifs. Rigby, daughter of Mr. Righy,ofSullalk-ftreet, At Wexford, Captain Lindley, of the Sligo Militia, to Mifs johnfton, daughter of Dr Johnfton. Samuel Bevan, Erg. of Bruit, to Mrs Collins, daughter of Captain Collins, of Kilfinanc. Edward Morgan, Efq. of Dunmoylar., to Mifs Jane Dwyer, of Ballyeahane. On Wednefday fe'nnight, at Lorton Vale, Cumlicrlard, Mr. Charles Aldrich, of New Bond-fin:et, to Mils Ann Nichol fon, of Lorton Vale.. DIED. On the 13th ult. in Wexford, John Green, a fuperannuated Revenue Officer. He had been prifoner to the Rebels in June, 1798, but his extreme age, end inoftenfice manners, lived him from their fury. He eras born in the month of July, 1694, and had he lived a few weeks longer, tweuld have fern three centu ries : at the advanced age of 106, he retained his memory and other faculties in great perfeCtion, and the vigour of his confli totlon was Inch as enabled him to walk about till vet) near that period. In the 7rft year of his age, the Right Hon. Jorhua Cooper. At his hook on Ufher'.-quay, Dublin, aged 72, Mr. William Geraghty. On the 2.06 ult. at Clifton, near Briftol, in the isth year of his age, John Harnefs, eldeft fon of Dr. limner., Commiffioner of Sick and Wounded Seamen of the Royal Navy. On the Gift of Clasher, at Demerara, Mr. William Cutler, aged 29, mafter of the Barton, belonging to Liverpool. At his bottle in Brunfwick-ftreet, Dublin, at the advanced age of 96, Mr. James Reilly, an eminent falefmafter. On Thurfday fennight, at Jane Ville ' in the county of Lime- I rick, Richard Cripps, Efq. Captain and Adjutant of the city of Limerick Militia; his death was occafioned by the wounds he received, through the neck and Jaws, at the anion at Cotooney, on the sth of Scptember, 179 E, w hen that regiment [topped the tamer of the French troops. Mr. Magrath, Firft Lieutenant of the Salentine nip of war. His death was the confequence of a wound in the fide from a ftiletto of an affaffin, who met him in one of the fixed, of Leg. horn, the 31ft of Auguß, while enquiring for a bode. The villain was not known. Lately, Mrs. Margaret Hyndman, aged 98, mild of Mr. Archibald Hyndman, of Belfaft, merchant. 11l INDIA S. Whitchill, Efq. Chief and Cuftom Matter at Mabins, and fen. Merchant; and at Butforah, Mr. J. Skinner, idling Lieutenant in the Company's Marine.