Star. — London, England, 1812-11-12 00:00:00

~:.~ - _ _ *T I- " - • _ _ _ Mori, - were charged on suspic . ton of stealing from the person of Mr. Tipler, of Martin's-lane, Cannon.s:reet, savor snuff-box, by cutting off the bottom of his . '• of - Tues. POLICE. ' • .;1 4 , Bow-rinamio-ilresintolay M. beat: and N. peelcer, in the pit Covent-Garden Theatre oa day niett ; also, with cutting the bottom of his in• side packet, with intent to steal his pocket-boA ; but in which intent they were foiled.—They were re manded. UNIt►N•HALL.—WiI/rum Sabine was brought up by Collingbourn and Glennon, charged by the Chief Mate of the Ceres receiving ship at the Nore, with hiving received certain American billsfor 170 (Whirs from two boys, Hull and Lloyd. The bills inquestion were stolen from some American prisoners ott board the Ceres by Hull and Lloyd, and sent by them, as they live confessed, %rapt up in a bundle of clothes, to Sabine by a sailor named Coates. Sabine, 4 however, denied ever having received the bills from Coates.— On further enquiry,Collingbourn found a silk hand kerchief at at pawnbroker's in the Borough, which Wu stolen &mit one of the Americans at the time the bills were stolen, and which was pledged thert by Lloyd's sister. Sabine was discharged as to the rob `tery, but being recognized by the officers as a drier. Leopard, to from the he was taken on board the Ten der lying off :he Tower. Palm and Tiffin:, the two men fn custody tni sus picion of the murder of Capt. KEITH and Mr. SMITH, the master and chief-mate of the Adventurer, South Whaler, as stated in our paper of Thursday last, were on Tuesday brought bp to Union-Hall for re-exami- The lence nation. evi, given by the ai r who was on board the vessel at the ume the murders were com mitted was nearly the lame as before stated. Paint on being questioned by Mr. &RNA, ' denied being at all privy to the murder of Captain KIEITH till the morning when it took plac es he was then told if he were committed two days since s the former, who assumed the name of Captain Hayes, hating given a written character to the other man, and thereby he was admitted to the service of a family in Devonshire street. This Capt. Hayes turned out to have been a butler, who had been tried on a charge of felony at the Old Bailey. Sine which be has, in conjunction with ()chars, been a fender of Characters at 7s each. Another man was apprehended yesterday on a similar charge. Last Thursday evening the house of Mrs. ATKINS, of Northumberlond-street, Mary-la-bonne, was broke open, and robbed of plate, and other property, to a considerable amount. - 1 114 - and( - o'clock this nlgrning, a .broke out at the house of a tinman, in the New-Cut, Lambeth Mash, which' was entiskly destroyed. 4 - About half-pa . s! three o'clock this morning, another 'aCI • MEINIMe•••••• 'Between twelve - one a fire fire broke out at MOM. SMITH and Wruoni i i ;loft Warehouse, in Newgate-street. which was entirely' consumed, notwithstanding a • plentiful supply rif water war at hand. We are happy to learn that, no lives were lost. Thursday se'nnight, a butcher of Haddington,. when killing a calf, five or six months old, was Aar ',prised to find another in its womb, perfectly formed, and perhaps A month gone, which is now in the pot ' session of Mr. Alexander Nisbet, in a state of pre servation. An old woman, lately sleeping during divine ser vice, in a church in Liverpool,let.fall her Bible, with dui): to it. and the noise partly awakening her, she exclaimed aloud- 4 1 What 1 you've broke another jug, you b—h, have you ?" . I STIRLING Durtuor or Buions.—.The candidate*, for this district of Burghs were General CAMPBELL of Montle, and the Hon. General MAITLAND; but the latter gentleman elected for the Haddington delegate Alterketthing, ably absitnt. The friends of Mr. BuouunAst objec ted to the vote of Stirling, alleging that it was in his favour, as one of the votes fur the delegate was ille gal, which ga?e him the majority, and therefore - that Stirling being the returning Burgh, decided the elec .._ . met its election will, = is i tion f oi himf tile _ it . did noCagree to it he would l'imseW share the same said, be tried before the o ff ouse of Commons.— fate: he had therefore joined in it to sire his own life. At the conclusion of the Election for Stirling, Gene. The prisoners were committed for trial at the next I tal CAMPSILL addressed the Meeting in a speechi in Admiralty Sessions. ~ which he said, " Gentlemen—My opponents Mr. r OROEo CHARACTERS.—This sytem of Imposition, Baomuan (whose name has so suddenly appeared which facilitates the pl:In of housebreakers, and other among as, like an apparition), I am told, has lately classes of robbers, by their connexion with discarded publicly avowed his enmity to the late Mr. PITT, and servants, has lately beet carried es) to a considerable hinted, that he wished. or at least had no objection, extent. Two persons of the name of Jay and Furdyder !-- - I DIVIDENI3 to be made at GVILDHALL. Nor. 17, John Blow, Ware, malt factor, at ten—Nov. 17, William Barnard, 1 loyd'h Coffee-house, underwriter, at cert..— Dee. 1, Samuel Clialf nt, Fullmer, corn-dealer, at ten—Dec. 1, Samuel ;r, Oztord-attest, linen-draper, at twela .112 c. 5; . .4, Joreph and Genre .liruwa, Croydnn and Ayksbury,treet, cluestmonger., at twelve. By TM Ame's ITOYAL _Ars gas -PATENT. WEEDHAM,itAWLINS, and Co. respectfully stoliei• the attention of - the Nobility, Urn( FAMILY BREWING. uHikeir FOR I'ABLE FAMILY BREW-IN3ThanAt:tHlNZbili; +tnbioes all the Utensils A: ONE ; is durable. convesge nt , *set iD iiS 4etni; tan to pieces with eves end is Shur .1 rtaarforinte ;•tiott to«sonsption of fuel is esti Ma o Adie' and itoencens. _ter dirt nor steam. the metiotof nolng it is etptailY simple and entain ; ye• qu i res no fiaing, NO MASHING OF IHE MALT, pion, ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDO4 OF BR EWINO, add j un . I elably yrailnies Ale of Ever, 01 int digree Strthfli, t h e TRUE HOME siiREW.E.D FLAVOUR, a. 4 pert e c t ly m. pre To Gleatlttnen engaged iu agricul•twil pursuits, ad s m achine will be found particularly usislul at a Potatue Strinset for leak; making Vinegar and Hay Its, and for extracting the &mice a all Vegetable and Animal Subs tutees. It may be dull vp fde distillation of simple Waters, and other chemical operations Sold by the Proprietors, Skinner -street, Lood/o; sad o,l he i arrest, Basil; also by the following Fernishing•kereselqure, LONDON : Messrs. Folthatn, 105, St. Mar nun, 105, New Bond-street; Roberts. May, and C0.e6,011074 street; Downer and Sanders, 158, Mket.street; Luc ie Bade, _ Wholesale Iron:stingers, 54, Obiswell-stnet.— NOR.. FOLK: Messrs. Agg% aed Curr, Ironfoenders,Norwicli.—.4ng. COLN t Mr. Ashton, Louth; Mr..Tayter, Heckingto u , i meg . _ _ Seaford. Mr. ..Matshall lastly; Ori Hcek Newcastieul'ipoCan-TIyuIIet:;.—MaELANItCIINSTD I ER - : Air. Muhorn, , ford-street ; Hawaii andOvertoo,Casde-street,Ussrpool; I Architect, No. 6, Swan-coon, Market -street, Manchester. DERBY : Mews. Cox Sc. Weathrrheatl, Derby.—WARWICK a Mr. Ravel, Comitry.—WORCESTER: Mr. Buoility, Me. N' G.,llfregt.r.-.HEIi MOU Ili; M r . S t i i district of Burghs,hisi riends proposed H. BROUGIAbi, ; cetter.—GLOUCESTEIk ert : fol\lrd.-11.,0 . T" 1 " Esq. The delegates holding waled commissions fur ' FORD: Mr. limilis H Durnfermline, Qtteensferry and Stirling (the return- ! t i lEßslii - I gr. w tiers, Batts.. DEVON: . 11ss xi,% 4 ' ing Burgh), voted for General Cnstestu., who WAS i Exeter ; Headman, Plymouth; Rendell, 1 trormo rt ; * Brevet, bkorbory.4-14/4 1 I S accordingly returned as duty elected. The delegate 1 'Taunton;. Ramsay, Plymouth Dock. DOKIST: Mom tor Culrciss voted for Mr. BitOU GILAAL General MALT - I Thorne, Sherborue.--164.TS : M. Russell, Matiboronli ; Mn LAND, the - for Ir was unave• - Nunes , salid" .—$ ERM tMr - • .. - • .145.-Cimabb, PleaMr; Tanner Sortiantran—v;ALLs ) 1,7 4 D. Thomas, Newcastle. Dartna i rtben ; Ba4ard, jan. Cowb r id v.; Dyke, Meetbr-Tychil, Glanorgan ; Paertige, Cardiff. MAL- and Co. brew for Public Irareetion every 1 tiesiay, Skinner street, London; and NVlnt -it reet ,B r ts t .,l - li AUVICE. Edv WHE2\ Men of . ducation and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most soft sod Ireiweisha method of treatlsig a few prevailing Diseases, the nano fid result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. DOSS an 4 Co. Surgeons, have been induced to mats the cue of the following the object of their particular study, via. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intori cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gluts, which, w an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also de bility, whether arising iron Bacchanalian indulgences, long reel• dencs it "evrm elidtates, or a scent solitary vice, too . otsid un- to its being recorded on his tomb.—i-it so, differ happily punned by the youth Qt bock sexes, in the oar mom ---,. completely with that Gentle man—cruf sentiments are sterility or barrenness, Sad In the other a 'mineral 4 traiii of ace. diametrically opposite. I admired Mr. PITT while . VOUS diseases, which, if sot timely remedied, term:sate is kepis tente and consumption. In that distressing state et debility./ alive, and now that, unfortunately for his country, deficiency, whether the consequence of suth Innefal halts, sr he is no more, I revere his memory ; and, if I am to arising from any other cause, by which the powers of ire ems* have an inscription OA my tomb, May it record my cutlass become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of taw friendships, not my enmities. A stone, bearing don, they offer a firth, safe, sad speedy restoradon to wood lee gous h. sentiments of the latter description, would lie heavy vi f or b ealth e result of a Wog mid extensi/e Practice has enabled the * on my ashes." by a superior method, to rem o ve •tnereal complaints, hews* ' inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the 'minute tha lead restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cant *nett a early application is made on discovery of the infection, Mei& quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. TM a• precedented soccess of their mode of treatment (which has area fall - ' -since in epaulet of I S been known to .in one angle instance in a during which period many thousand persons of both sales have been cured, Oren after seven and thjurious mothnds had hen tuduceb I , Major -General WlNvion, Colonel of the Royal est India Rangers, is to succeed the Lite Lieut.- ifteral ENGLAND As Colonel of the sth regiment of loot; ' Mai - - NV' _, and .arr-General ItIYARD is to be succeed ed in the Coloneky of the Royal West India Ran gers, by one of the GC nrral Officers employed in Spain. The office of Lieutenant-Governor of Ply mouth, also held by LieUteGelletal ENGLAND, is not yet disposed of. 1, Thursday a troop of that fine regiment, the 15th I Light Dragoons (Huuars); arrived in Chester, from ?Leeds. • • The 29th regiment of ilia , Is expected to receive their orders for embarkation every day—they are a One body of men. The Bedfordshiie Militia last week marched through I Norwich, on their mute to Yarmouth ; from whence die South Lincoln regiment is to replace the former sat Norman Cross Barracks. _ _ Friday and Saturday last the Royal Meath Militia tOaribed into Bury St. Edmund's, from Ipswich, on 'their route for Norman Cross Barracks. . - sus Highness the Duke of BRUNSWICK has received `permission to enlist a number of English boys, sulE. pent to bo , formed into a band of buglers and fifers for his corps. 1.1•11M111. YOR THE STAR. Mr. Eorron,—Nothing can be more gratifying to the Officeriof the whole of the British Army than the recent Order of the Commander-in-Chief, communil sated through the medium of sour valuable Paper, by which the Officers of the 10th Hussars are tot bid den to appear in any other dress than that of the Re irriePt. The immediate extension of the Order to Vse whole Service is most voutly to be wished by dev4 fvery friend to his country. The whole race of black- Age jnd swindlers throughout the Empire, who, Mader the denomination of Captains and Colonels. have so long and so notoriously preyed upon the honest and unsuspecting tradesman, will instantly disc. uppear, and no gallant Military Officer will in future be ;shimmed to avow himself as such when dealing rich a shoplce, as is the case at present. From the -‘ of down the present time, s iptL ~ -.vet, days ..:,_ , Angunot. _to , _ ~ every Xoigard has found Captai nau excellent travelling *ante. I shall illustrate the beneficial effects which will ne . smsarily result from this 'glorious regulation, I>y a case precisely:in point. and which occurred to myself..l agreed to give niy taylor my note of hand fur the sipmgt of My bill. Being a Captain in the Army; and having no reason to be ashamed of my frank or 4 . 444 regiment, 1 kubscribed it with my full 'aikittu. . 6 Oh F Sir," said the poor ttadesman,--. P I dlii i'ttiet de—no person will now discount a bill, .idith CaPitii.ll 4 chic face of k." - The abov:, Mr. token s 's, Iliulobly think, a practical illustration of - , for - with which my arguments in favour of his Yr iOref_p • -- ------ SL idightiesss judicious regulations apply. I dare that Were are h Biltisb OiNcers who r:- . . - eundteds . __,_, _ 'Ff.betsiplated in the same predicament with I Saturday night the Nag's-head public-house, at 1 DlYtliENDs to he tulae in the COUNTRY. • . - pursued by 'other Pracationerawitheja effect), . .....es thelle Your Obedient Servant, Islington-green, was broken open, ard robbed of cash il !Holt —D ec. re. 3 , James Scutt Holt, roller , at eleven, at the New Inn, thus publicly offer their advice. • • t-Dm. 5, W i lliam i White! -ad 'La at eleven , Mes , re. Goss "NI CO. exclusively professing the min ef dud A. CAPTAIN Dt TIM ARMY. and spirits te, the amount of about &Sea, with which at the While Hart, Hell- Dec l . t 2. 'Mat s tit 4)1. g rocer,an • • 1 . Peter L o op. particular compla nts,, in order that .thity may not be, lel . . umww.en...........1.... . the villains effected their escape. digt, Manchester ; and George \trillion, Ironmonger-lane, fus- mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to • 4itniS As, Puita.a•-dostsiderahle pains are talc- Saturday night. about nine o'clock, as - POP I ciao-manufacturers, at eleven, at the Dog, Manchester-Dec. I , the ignorant empiric, think it taut justice le themselves nests . ,ing to bring into one point of view the Apples, Pears, tax t i-place, Kennington, was passel by the n' .of El' be)N Jazes 2 U s, pten. Great -Whelnet' am, nutielobber, at twelve- that they have been properly educated and initiated ,WO yesty Richard Halm, Sowton, miller, at twelve, at the Globe, branch of the profession (certificates of which, Met etyma 'end other Fruits produced in different parts of Great end of Chandos-street, St. Martingst-lane, he was Exeter-Dec. 1. John Webb, Muddershall, flour-dealer, at 12 , Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Pbrioloo. ilain, in order to prevent the confusion arising from c same species of Apple; sod other Fruits bearin g lr e fferent names indifferent courities, arid to bring their hustled by a gang of three or four men, who robbed him of two gold seals and a key. atthe Bell, Stone...Dec.l, Samuel Tulner, Stone, butcher, a t they haVt: to convince an) , inquirer) that the success real twelve, at the Bell, Stone — Nov. 23, ' Thomas Hopkins, Crow. , from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice hall, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Black Bull, Gocn,r. . the general PractitiOner, and they presume that their rums** . . , artenparative merits to i fair competition. To further The RItOORDiIt . and ColiatoN SEJtJEANT very pro- , sal-Der. Is /oho Davey, Truro, rope-maker, at one, at the constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented melanin' with all pickpockets and hustlers, of any unto- Commercial Rooms, Jo' o Walnisky, Liverpool, which they . have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Otis Abject, Mr. L. Phillips, run. of Wandsworth P.ellY or d e r . t, at one; at Bristol -Dec. le v'erpooL Patients in the country are requested to state the par inane racy, to trans/torte or re. We ope • 4011, - d, has lately collected more than fi ve thousand be d i . i f h in ti me lof their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Bank-nuto ' will have a tendency to reduce their present alarming CERTIFICATES December 10. 44061 sorts of Fruit Trees, from some of which up. Holbrook , n lane, p e am I Cheethain Tho s Holb k Mai& • ' otter-Samuel r-S tie for advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded to wo part of the kingdom. • wardaof eighty different sorts of Apples and Pears in ewe l ber • . Manchester victualler-John Curtis, Vete-street, Oxford-street, .. ' 4 petiection, god with their names regularly mark- MURMIR.-About six o'clock yesterday e v e n in g a . linter—William Him, Betels-street hatter-Nmes Bowers , . were produced to the members of ale Society of man named Chappel, a.resident of Eagle and Child- ° Stock p ort , cotton-minner-Thomas Arnold , Canterbury , grocer . William Wardle, Priestly:tick, cotton-mercht-Willian: Lloyd..l To be consulted . at their home daily (personally, or by letter), by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attendeo. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, IS , &weenie- . .treet Fleet-stron. • I._______4‘... • .it 411,. dts. at their house in the AT.lelphi on Friday.- alley, Fleet - market , went into a public - house in Shoe- Cheater , chai r -maker-Charles Hooper, Throgmorton-street, in. S OCI A L HAPPINESS. : tie Gentlemen who attended appeared to express lane, and called for a glass of gin, observing, with an suranc.-broker. treat approbation of Mr. Phillips' endeavours, and oath, " that he had noun done the derd." A young wb- 1 -- CO IN MARKET, MARK LANE, NOVF.MBER II f Happiness, RRIAGE should be the foundation of Social jo • be of opinion that moth public advantage would man in the bar, observing his sleeves to be stained 1 We have large which Is often disturbed through th e artaid arrivals of Lincolnshire and Yorkshire Oses at i that form lia the tin; tt not taking those precautions whi elrwistdd f se en* hinar his exertions. with blood, and knowing him to be a desperate cha- mark.., also some - few fresh supplies of Wheat, which, in addl. cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic bless*. Falk • four boxing ratter , and at times deranged, from an in jury be had coil to th e quantity left over from Monday, bas caused that ar- of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock t bet whirs Boxcas.—There are .no less than received in his head %%bile in the army, immediately . also rather to decline ag a in-Oats loi are h I G s. cheaper-Boilers art . the constitution has been tainted by &tease, er debilhated by a otatches 'on the tapir. three of which will be decided ' fainted away.- This circumstance attracted the at- serialr ro ar . a per qu or ar t t ox er , w iti r ;ro n lo o tio er o wo rai re n tex or to Se th e o ds a t i r ma - : certain habit contracted at an early a g e, a renovrion of u s bility en Monday next, in Eesex , as arrangements nowtimed l prey loin to entering that state is indispettebly requisite to tube tention of several persons in the to room some of currency. Amid. The first, which has excited as much into - • the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the arson. Fer whom secured him, while others repaired to his resi. ' EnelAh Wheat, Ali. 112 s. 1265. Winter Tares 16s. lee. no disorders have contributed more ementiky to destroy iimem net as any cimbat the last seven years, told on which deuce ; on entering which they were horror-struck at : IN F.:retell k do. se.. loss. Itils. Pape Seed £65, .114, per last. ne s t happiness than those which tile the consequence of unguarded "any thousands are depending, wal be betwixt Power, the sight of his wife, who lay extended a lifeless . Rye, 843 e s: ;,, to -- Flour 105 s. to 110$. per sack. ' pleasure. It was this consideration,. which Muted Mimi. the reputed best 12st. tighter of the day s and Carter, corpse, n earl y severed from her Oats 47, 16s 675. CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to tbrecttiwir fine elle Lancashireman, who won hie w ith h e r he a d h od . litar!ey, 665. 735. maiden fight with Horse Beans, old 1085.112.5 . dies and ' ,twice exclusively to the treatment and cure et the Vow Ilene two months since, and swears to aspire to be- - On Saturday night last he attempted her life y , . Malt, 105 s. 112 s. new nes. ions. nereal Disease, and the disorders arbing th.refroni, as also seam but a peace officer being called, he appeared pacified. • Caraway, per cwt. 725. 7sl. Tick Ditto, old 104.. 100 s. derangement of the system, produced by tie destructive Whirr( onme first on the list. Faller, a promising pupil of The deceased obtained her livelihood by mangling, I, .7ariaoder, do. sOs. ess. -.--- new nue. CU. the incoesiderate school-hoy, which brings on those estsestni Richmond's, will fight Jay y and Lancaster will tight 1 angel, per bushel.l6l. 20s. Hog Peas 765. 605. Debil.ties and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the ibtei• and was remarkably decent in her demeanour. a Jew, mush -thought of. Deitch Sam, the pheuome. unhappy man was safely lodged in the . The i White Mustard, do. ilott. 113 e. Boilers 105 s. 120 s. amnia' state. The succeisfhl result of their plan, glmi dm ion, who baffles calculation, and Belcher, will be Compter, I Brown do. 405 . ass. from whence he was lately, greatly to the regret of Canary Seed 100. 120 e. "- . .. additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these emspifkese I which are the most important in the catalogue of harass elm Snatched immediately, to fight off hand. fa sta As the neighbourhood, discharged, having been confined the Lady of Major- I guides. It behoves every person who has indulged zo NAVAS. Surinamiox.-Captain STRWART, who On the 2Stb alt. at G e- B p i lac ter e, lt liants, tart' Vice to seek relief by consulting professional ma si sm. as disorderly, at the instance of a respectable inhabi. General Oswald, of a daughter. fetes tut off in the very bloom of his professional ter- I ante and honour to which Messrs. Currie and Ce . ads d• cant of Shoe-lane ; suck was the err with which he Friday, at Montreal, Kent, the Lady of John Hale, Esq. n : -e. • sanction of scholast , ic authority, as well as the teeeteormi° l " . lents. When cruising off the Italian coast, had passed conducted himself, as completely to deceive, with re- piny Paymaster-General at Quebec, of a son. ' I contradicted tams. in professing the cure of these cempleletee several days-vrithout seeing a ship: he learnt that they hold oat no inducement to vice ; hot, area* " sii •"'' Bard to his insanity, those who had him in charge. Mmatilth. &ems ascribed this inauapicious circumstance to the era didr MOP Captain's having taken a blaci eat on board. lie im- On Thursday evening last Mr. JOlll2 CRISIS war Saturday law, at Mary /a.bonne Chords, Major N. Cameron, m o at b as e of r the existence of _soda calataidasegial. ___, amp d naediately called .the Men aft, and asked theft if it most barbarously and inhumanly murdered in Hal- o da f aa t ta l rO li ftlie " Zv am . Brides , to t e sting Price, only ' surgeons oehtlion and Edinburgh. ob M o em gh. .of a Sera bratty was ad , t• they, without hesitation, confirmed ferne , in the Parish of Crossmichael, and Stewartry of At Aberpvenny,CaptalaW y y , ofthe 3d in ° re. 2 Royal Welch Fu- Meau x- Currie and Co. hese selected the fellowlllo ol . lllll the zeport-a-Overimard evith the Usti eat I—A‘ That," Kit kcudbright, in Scotland. The deceased was found Miters, to Min C. Morgae. the many they are dally. receiving, from OeollSoro " 11 " 111 balks them thanks for their restorative to sounded njr" , Yk 4,acianned an old seaman “ • is worse still, the must . weiteling in his blood at noon. There is no doubt Saturday last, at Clapham, Major Fyers , of theßoyal Artillery, b e t an d e doe.„,aork sa i swe ' r awaa . th e jeli r h ea w sa id 'the deceased had been knocked down, end the death t° o lle n a i n h c e n ia 4 ,, i h l t eft , the hueg daug ht er r y . of f j C o . b To i rs n i 1a n d' ' d, E al. of C lapham.ot i who washadsent:zotrh ectrunuTer"thciltsectstoegsalthigeasrd 'Wall Me* Te y the Captain ; which having been done, the cat was wounds had been given by a spade. When he Oxfordshire. to Miss Y, of the same place. " ' fun years; he had been under . the care of several StoloOos o f with much formality. The sailors were doubt- was found, he was not quite dead, but was too far Lately, Captain Wslhy, of the 2 7 Life Guards, son of Sir ' professional. eminence, none of whom offended a l Soo relief; bur from the tuperior mode a treatmeot . Ness confirmed in their fully, by the circumstance a - g one to give any account of his cruel and blood- Sll'illiam Wain, Ban. to Mrs. Penton, widow of the late Henry pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he receivrd a r..dadit Miro° Penton, Esq. formerly Member for Winchester, &c. their capturing, on that same night, the best prize thirsty murderers. To Dr. Currie, 107, Hatton-Garden. iphich tht y had taken in the Mediterranean. A few days since, a person named GEOPOZ STE •W. " " Lord (milt great Oeuvre In emomunicating to The followitts circumstance' occurred a few days ; ART, the owner of a slant-quarry near Fullwood, Ox- Carrie the perfect rmestablishment of his health, IS *goo as Weston, near Orley Tyro. young blood 1 fordshire, having been some time in a public-house Obis mild and adurrable treatmeet of Stele/urea intbs assy horse!, the perry of W se. • VA YAOO'Oll, 7.sq. were lin theffield, on paying his epikoning, exposed his He may add, that be has not for mw{ Viol eariclielita. 4 Yoked to the breaking carriage, and had been !okra- pocket book, containing about £2O in notes, of which comfort and freeiloui from pain; and he agonies nearr•6 4 his ha h al lo obtaioed, through his skill and atteedesill Follit isit tat tractable for some *Weir but on returning they he was robbed. The next morning, very early, he radical cure of that hornd cemplaidt. Ao he moans is became totally antlraoa gle. 'Whet, about a mile ca ll ed at the hcl.iuse of one of the constables to know to the manner that others treated tM es•Vbiiiata le Zl l .OOl from the house the en v .• s h roans • a . Th e how lie should proceed against the robbers, whom he power, from a fair tOil and ajust coppretortOPll"Me ei f horses still proceeded, and, *relying ar the very high Anew, and would swear to. • He then appeared ex- of applause to Dr. Curtis which be astasiblr fedi and 1.1 " . be most ready and willing to adinewledge.* ' • -and strong iton park gatea,• which weroboth locked trendy ill and exhausted, and it is understood that 'visors (.'erne had CO. essay bemmeind by eathao,d and bolted, they darted through, shivering • thent m re hat bees' out all thtt dreadfully tempestuous Sex, with the greatest secrecy alot,haiser, a t their... " 0 - . pieces. Still drafting the carnage after them, they night. He was afterwards seen en the Park-road, 107, Hatton - Garden . Patients hi thO'reostrY 31* i t ift •a1.... 0 ga n o pped with the utmoat speed across the park, on hit kway to Woodthorpe, for a warrant •• but not state tat tlarticatars of their case, ise and general bale, , md , towards the river wharfs' into which they plunged.... returning; tiro of his family went in search ' of him, &c. inclining* remittance for' advice and m etlicineg,r77 MUM one be OM or sem to atiy pan of the Idogdoilliti. n'he servants COming up, with satiistanee Gramm, at Radon niety found him dead, in a coppice near Mr. the risk of • hit hie, jumped in, cut the traces, and . Statriforth's farm. The Jury, which afterwards sat 'Ali at AT LONDON Bil ' diffiecrltA ditireteded its getting the out. Won.. On ther . hody, by their verdict, found-That having , i ' 4 . the" horses wr - , 'bean Overcoats* - - - the , 'the plats- -. cuttodys DIED. On the 7th inst, at his house in Baher•street, Lieutenant-Ge neral Richard Enilatid, Lit. in command ,-;f the Western Dis triet, Lisutenant-Governor of Plymouth, and Colonel of the 5 h regiment of Infantry. On the Bth lust. at hls beam in Edward. street, Cavendish square. at the adritrd tip ;450, Robert Gutty, r lq . of the Royal Navy. Sunday last, 0.. a, in the 7Sth yes t irilleige, John Burdett, Es* • October 4 Mn W. Wales, Midshipman of his Majesty's ship Crescent, a4 fen of Mr. W. Males, of Plymodth. He was ui fortunarely idiled by a grape-,hoc in attempting to save one of the last Bahia ea** that bad been driven ashore on the island of lattrgland, hi the Great Belt. October 24, at DingwaJ, Miss Rose, daughter of the lata Mr. A. Roes, of Tax* The premature death of this young lady is particularly distressing, from its having been occasioned by her clothes mulling Bra on the preceding Wednesday. °motet SO,• at getter, at the age.,of 97, Inittabedi Piers*, who has fot some time maintained tiered! by mikes w•ettree• ees; she aim reeeived a small pension from her present Ma linty, to *Kti Mr soother was nurse. Fire half guineas were in her at the time ef het dead:, whisk site said Was vitt : • ....tg; 4644 44,..., 4 • • HIGH WATilit, AT LON]) DS *WOE TO-Mwor - -; = 0 ;4 4... "7"Tif `l l ","Viir . ` 1141/I"lttit `with , cy, . derful - te relatr, ' muted, and wen escaped unhurt. :ere neither of glens nsa. . widrfatigue, he had gone to test in 1 . sit l o w doing we ll. m e •plantetihn, wisely he died. Three soldiers are in ' -.... i °Oh chall“ with laving robbed *recessed. d by Levet Kerr, Pickett aides the 3eer 01fice. $. • .111 t;•: !