Star. — London, England, 1812-09-18 00:00:00

I k D UNBAR,=MAWR 12. t . •.t . -. r°nano cm* into his shop ; and, after trying on a • air of shoes, the prisoner said he did not think he ad any that would fi t him, an d wen t awa y. B ut . 'while he. was trying them on, another man entered thesshop, and asked if he had got i pair of boots that would fit him? The prosecutor turned to serve him; j but when the prisoner and his companions went away, !this person went away also, saying, he did not think he had any boots that would suit him. The prose cutor snissed the shoes immediately, and folio wed the ; prisoner, -but he could not'overtake him. Next day, however, he met him in the Strand, with the shoes on Ifisafbet. The prosecutor swore to the shoes. and fthe Jury found him—Guilty of stealing, but not tci• the vaue of ss: The following were alstscapitally convicted, viz. 4-- R. Plomer, for ;stealing a quantity of linen-drapery vakie £4OO, the property of T. Douton ; Margaret Palmer ;ad Mary Turner, for stealing two pieces of printed cotton, the property of R. Terrington, pri.• vately in his shop; and T. Williams, for stealing 15 yards ofAarsenet, the property of R. A. Clark, in his 44114130 u se. . • . SwisUilaser was capitally indicted, for itealing a £lO cote, thtee LI notes, two gold broaches, a gold . ritig. and an umblella, the property of T. Illtsson.. The prosecutor stated, that the prisoner lived servant irlth him fors:l ehree weeks and fie days . In On'at i .. tinenceof her insolence, he %T her warning s aitd, -ethos/ time after her dtpartui r , he . Missed the arti , (lei: Tie fOtrifether, bosfe44, - on the top of the Tar. • titistsih coach, at the aattientilkiud, Aldgate. Whed . he taxed her with stealing his property, she delivered up the breaches, the ring, *and a . £1 note, but not one of those which she had lost. Being asked by the Judge (BAILEY) what she bad to say in her defence? she said, 64 I want to have the property 'for which I ) am going to suffer !" The Court vas filled with asto nishment, and the. Learned Jttdge told her, that was I impossible. Under the .direction of the Judge, the Jury found her Guilty of stealing to the amount of 395. only, as the notes had not been traced to her, nor'had the value of the other articles been proved to be above 40s. ... Margaret Harrirers was capitally indicted far steal; ing £4 ss. in capper, the property of P. Myler, from; his dwelling house. It appeared by the evidence, that ate money in question was contained in a hand kerchief, and deposited in a cupboard. The prisoner removed b it nearer her, and was seen taking Out the contents, which she put in her pocket. Shoitly after this she went away, holding her pockets as if they were heavily filled. Next day she went to the coun try, and came back five weeks afterwards, on which she came and upbraided the prosecutrix, for making such a charge against her. Under the di&ection of the Leartied Judge (Gams). the Jury found a verdict Guilty of stealing ; but only l to theamount of 395. as the halfpence were not pro duced, and, therefore, they might have been all•coun terfeits. WILLIAM li. kiOUITTADL SAItACTIPS HEAD INN, SNOW-HILt t s The best Acsommoriation for Trav e n ee% se : 01 - 13 1 , ' 141 ° 1 ‘. i Liguori, and Moderate Charges' ' dm* . T HE following POST COACHES, *AICOACHES, At. set out fro m the • 1.1...... --- "• Snow-Hill. s e mit EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Darcheiter, Fa p S par o ir rt o7Cl l ß o l u a t oc n il k d , fo w an rd, i d th ßasi dill a Gistubigsaurrtdre,kl4eth:wraotuidgtiPoßagitHoCsnlh:ttod.r:: eTAxemiti:oster-LL-L—':eril SOS lON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, ant H ewt e„..,_: new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evenin •. s --- r''•,,__ Boston ro Spi!sby, Lou th , Grimsby, a n d H u ll: • • "'"" 'LIVERPOOL, Warrington,.Knutstord, Stone, sad Fast-Coach, called 'The Expedition, every n eitr a el la „t , &Clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracen's Head l on , - situ Liverpool. O parded throughout. • BATH and BRISTOL. Flying Post-Coach eso l u n em i gh t luni, Caine, arid Marlitiorotigh, every Afternoon; metes k - , May a• the Oretheudd bui„Batb, and the L on d on Tay - . mas•street, Bristol, next Morning.-Coache s to Welont water, Taunton , Ac. I • , Moods se'nni ht, SOITIbribillIPII: fishers, *employed .I.F.EDit nevi light Chich t called the Rockiag ham, Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four la 6 !let only , ae at. the sea-fishing in .th i eDpn,• Aberdeenshire, cur- 1 y 4 14 11 g 111 .",... markably easy, with a G tardthratighout.P ' the s tr lll4 • pr i sed ,twft men among the sand-hills,,,busily em- ford, Newark, Raiford, Doncaster, and Fssry ployed iTi Making base money. The wpole coinage, Golden Lion, Leeds,.next Day, at Nnon. Notwi ' I i finished and unfinished, was immediate.) , seized, with I uncommon Expedition tif this Coach, it Is allot/40, • agreeable Ind complete Roble Conveyance on dm the apparatus made use of, sogethet•with• a TeceiPt being unequelled in Accommodation . by any oth er . 4811killi k 1 -for the mode of esecutierckis nefiarjosts business.— j' KENDA4. LeneastiT, uha, Pre: K on its , . ci, Kir n e . y.:7 :olmthiarrh: 1 These coiners, alter being cletainicLaeltort situe, were i Charley, 01414411114 and Csarstang Post Coaches, noon at Five o'Clock.Guarded. , I very improperly dismissed. , . e „ ,„.‘,•• • . 1 GLASGOW , Lonetown Gretna-Green, Aquae A few days ago a fine grit klaii - ghYlf 01* Mr. Li- Browifkui, Tirotiws4na , vingstone, of Newburgh t ;Fift;shise,:sow Visa in the all Parts of. Scotland, Camperdown Co•tch Lt i -" - , ai l .. fields, and on coming how, stoitod witlx,lsee l bff, .143 . - i YORK, Newiestle, 'and •Iktboborgb• new cow, pe g' 9" MIN the Fhininey to dry Iterself :; her elorkeep l usitt i , re with a Guard_throughout, sets out every Horniug at itelie gg. - • l'lSix o'Clock by wa .of Newark Retford T and she was bdint ui such a manner as to occasion t Ntiiihelierto'n', y ' Du y rltim, Morpe , tit, and gertr aataltr k. ,l3 Pa suopk , argaril " her death. ' ' • ; 4 .g. ! I ' • finding themselves-Attested from the length of the *m ot A few days since Mr. Cameron; of Inverscaddie, 4 . rest what time th ey pine, and then proce e d on w i t h a i t '2' F oci , pidonel Pare:: dPel.eite, thst Black Swan, G oser igo s , . its attempting to ford the Col, at liwercol, near. run e s r C p oa m e c hee to Sunderland, Hull, Scallion/4K William, was unfortunately, carried from his hors; 1 o ~. %RIDGENOITH and Walsall new P o * V eldkle i ' by , tlo,ttrength Of the stream and dro w ned ;he was h ill tIA ptime of life, and has left a numerous family EV0101011; _ j • . ' . . ti trii - • tcilitineut Me untimely fate. I cAttLlsl;E:Penrith, and 'Whitehavra post to a d, i ii 4 Four Noises, and a Guard all the way. tastes dim* g,,, : "Maley seqinitlit .the. dead body of a woman was - ' 1 Appleby, Creatahridge, Itichnlond, Catterick, Bevughb r 4 . found on the south side of the river Dee., * ..I Wetherhy„ Aberiurd, Doncaster, and Gra u th a i n ( t h e . A fatal accitinnt, happened on Wednesday . sen- . war bytighteest 'miles). Sets out every Morning, and pee* night to a carter on the Void from Dundeeto . Ar- ' the journey with the greatest facility. Passenger, dtraimi a breath. DavierElder, returning with several others ' t th i heroad bybehiusiness, o hecurear f leastire, have the pet e li sr a d visod e Flom the latter place, left his companions about ten erkiseeastareßn g and PARK n G the AT ne l t new t P li o k st Coach, Dab, 'clock, and went to a field in the neighbourhood of ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, SesdeiYef, ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Donca ster , G rant h * , * laypots for n load of grass. On his return to the Newcast/e, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides sety, owl g , road, the cart had upset, with the shaft over his Stamford.SU NDERLAND, Stockton, and Vann, ne w C om b os , belly ; in wkich situation he was found early neat morning ; but so much exhausted by • the pressuie, Morning, to the George Inn, sunderlanl that heflurylved only about two'htmrs. IsdANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, New W and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Aternoon. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coadt, de Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.-Guarded. ' SHEFFIEI.I) and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock* ham, every Morning. , SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rummy, Lyndhurst, Lye mingtor, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbrldge, Visas% Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons, gully. BEAMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a geed, is out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmit-gham nest day at 11s& tasses by Oxford, Enston, and Shipeone, to the sarges:6E4 Bull.strert, Birmingham. HULL, Northedve, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Pen. Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sim las, Myron -gate, Hull. ' SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twist a Vieth SOU I HAbilki VON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Cold every. Evening. SUNDERLAND, Term, and Stockton Coach, every his. ing, at 11 pest 6. n ~. MEATY WEIGUTS 07 LIMSOAGE, GOODS, &C. CONTS7IIfO74 UNDIIIMIIIITIONIth WA64100 'W, 1D 'S IVI:) , To DISS, Deccles, Bungay, nary, sad ak a r . ;Iflt WILLIAM B. Morse AIM and Co. imp •e• sopaOt Friends and-the Pulflic. that they Idlest be accoentillie be . Parce!s or Luggage, lac. of more tints Five•Founda Vila; or demaged i .tiniesa entered as suchand hard for Serer& , c tisittbdisekula kin, 31sow-hill, London." • .. : J 4 - .1 • . ,/ . 2 / 60CL 4 -L HAOWNESSt ' • • MAR,-RlA,gisE abould be the sQundetioan( Siciok Happiies,which is often diourbed through the Otis, that form flielonitia not taking thodo precautions which viesilsol tyre them the enjeymeust of that area deowstk Wasiak 4* cf every rank pay adoration to the shritte of atiollook 4 but Oka ..: I. the eonstitotion ha. blen•fainted by illseise, dr debiliitesilije gIARLIAOROUGH-STRAfg ro -A TeepeCtailki - miiical ego* habit contracted ' eta 01 early Plieta ivobvb' 4 , 4 of "It man brought a refrattnry;,§ou, a youth of 17, years of pre; taus to entering th at state Is indiepensitly requisite to , age, to tlrs office, -on -cltargaa‘of seloaiously. Laving t he' stelithering iiPat k s of life, and to'resedin ate the sytteit: 'be obtained otitis of money in his name. It appeared no 01,serdors have cotordooted more estypstialy t o deetwytips neal bappineasthan those which are thvconsequcere of ungesdra that the father had done dutY to th4,prodigal, apd pielinte. •ilt was ibis cemelderation ivlstelt indeced liesse; instructed hail ina seier 9 'by icil which, irwell inelinfid, CUIL/413 and Co. forohos e last twenty, t oter, to since theists'. he might Piave obtained a - respectable liiing. His.con- deer. Inc pinnace exclutively to the treatment and cure orakevo. duct,'bowever, had been such avto:resider this art of osceal Disease, and the disorders arising t tu r efroni, as also lOU . derangement of the system. prodectd•hy tae ilLstruci.v bale d the father absolutely necessary for hii own safety.— the inconsiderate school-buy, whip' brings, pii those fon= The youih had become acquainted with. an iittaktionf ,peh:llths and De fielencho th.tt 'prevent or embitter ells raid set of fellows, calling thernielves.wPrizate Actiors,_ rs' menial ohm The The micesstul• Tenet or. their plat, ginateni and from that time therehave beet inJinPen of Ornetid-, cdtthional ardour to oppose die.rayeges of these coenPhiesi which are the most important ii - the catalog o f bonisti ids. merit. The prisoner had ebtiined arms of money Of mitiee. it behaves every predon 'echo has na ) duliled la this .:‘_, Gentry, to whom his father was only kitoirtt:by hill Lary v;ce to seek relief by consulting vtofessional mot o f OW ° merit, pretending thatite bid done so by the direction 1 hence and honour to whole /drum Curt ie and Co. claim SID '`of his father. lise prille*r way remand fire the fe- 1 sanctionof schula;tic authority, &emelt as the memory cf.', lollies Until next Sat ay. , contradicted Mete. in professing I,heAPP„uf;;;Pic.l.ovaftW • l , . . • - they hold out no Inducement to vice; bit, mfisible to all Nis I I illitr.N' . -SQUAit.s.-.. estfrday, a gentleman, residing must be of the existltice otouth calansit its, they offer their alifP , . ,is ensington, was charged at•thenbeve Office, with tance as regularly •educated Members of the Royal collewst having refused to assist in ctinveyittg part of the bag- Surgeons of J..ondon and Etlitibu gh. gdge belonging to the Foot Guards, ftom K nights. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first recd have been tinder the care of. Me ears. Curd* and Co. .__ bridge Barracks to. Kingston, whilst the said regimptu meal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures , fire.-attic D in g was on its march to l'onsmouth. This offence being received a radical and permanent cure, soluest that refers's. proved against the offending party, lie was, in come• quence thereof, convicted-in the mitigated penalty of lie ma r r ox br ii m o le m to eurL teen c t ao urn sa r l a ti d dery co: e s v i i:l u e n nc o c t s tr o e f a t t h m e e ti nt eddsla; of these Gentlemets had Stridures irons tea to t oenty mint 405. and costs. - ADVIQE. ' and ;were tinder the care of Messrs Home and Heaviside, A man has been ' writeehended, is nowt in custody, WHEN Men •of Educationand professional skill andother SUCIVCOIIII of e.pial eminence, who atteMpted naamis and lately underwent a private examination before ose persevering endeavours to &sower the most-safe and by the application of tle loner caustic, wilts!' avant.. Alderman J. J. Ssivru, charged with brine connec - . detain method of treating a few prendllng Diseases, the success- • Messrs. Currie.and Co. hems select:4llm f o lloitleglettersr7 iul resiult,yf their experience is the best proof of superiority. I the malty they are daily Vceiving, from • Gentletuei rgt,l ay, Oyer-. ted with the desperate gang of pirates who some shoitNitwit. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make them tLatots for their restoration te sound al;(1 94100" an" time back boarded a vessel off Dyce's (2u the ease of die following the object of their particular study, viz. lt was stn . ; to th em urn/Awned, froM the inn of s ?Jobb fait powered the Custom-house officers, and carried off a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment o f i ntox i. who had laboured under this distressing and Pall"' to ts, raw silk of very cunsiderable.value. The most dill- cotton, vtd to concomitants. Strictureti and Glees, which, by ten year:, he bud been under th.: care of s e veral litilliteut gent search is now making for the detection of other_ og an improved plan, are speedily and eff ectua l* cure .l ; . 36 a l e - ) de- proless.orral eititAttnce, none uf, w..om afforile4 We? Fe r lD : l. a batty, whether arising trots) Bacckanalian in:Mentors, leng rest. eel of • but fromfrom the sup:tier mode of tr,:initienc idep..es 1 ... offenders, who, there is reas , 'n to Dope , w ili be secured. dence ir -!-.119 climates, er a scent solitary vice , t oo o f en pi t - pursue d ley Moser.. Currie and to. he recalled a r adial care 1. The house of Andrew Jordaine, Esq. of George. ' I happily pursued by the youth it both sexes, in the one c a us i ng the short rpm,. oflosie month. . . sterilit i y orbarrenness, and is the other a nut:oriel% train ol Ger- ' .. street, Westminster, was broken into early on Satur. " To Dr. Currie, 107, flatten-Par* „,,- ew he i e vows diseases, which, if not tirPOy k•medied, ttrin'ttate in itiapo. te Lord --16 feria great pleasdre in eossunlut gr. -- day mining last. The thieves bloke it from the I truce awl cousumptioo.' i n that ,distreasing stables behind she hodse, and got in • at the staircase 'l stare Di &bitty or Currie the perfeetaoestablitimitan of his laralik 11l it deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or of his fiti4 end ithareable treatment of Strictures in glut ‘' .... 1 window. Tkey carried o ff 280 guineas, and plate to ! v ans from arty o th er cause , b y whi c h t h e powers of t h e contd . li e ma r add, t hat be I : a , not f ur many years eiljoled • ft • ! dation become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon- comfort and freecloin.lrom pain; and he etaertaina "t ubl ,tile amount -of abppt 4300. 'limy had evidently eed do g n o"r t o l u te iboe r al e t r h. a flint, safe, and speedy fcstoration to sound and his Itad.tg obtained, through his skill and attee i tioas a Fen ces been disturbed, for obey left behind them 'a consider- vi i radical cure of thtt horrid collo:taint. As he was o°l's !ate I, iss , able quantity of plate on the flour. No discovery has The • ' . resylt of a long and extensive practice has enabled. damn, to the manner that others treated the complaint, he ilasl t _.. yet been made ; but thi.,rphhery Was evidently made by a s up eoor method, t o remov e venereal complaints,' however , ?ewer, train a Ws' trial' and ,a just comparison,eyesa. 41 ' 4 - Wm " inveterate or ewnantated, whhtlot, sUlalccting the,„d I mo rue I by professors... -,,,57.:,;.-% .-' applause to r. which e sensibly . leastrasuaint in diet ex ci ••a ' patent to the • ci Dr. Carrieh alai a pp li cat i on id in.iu tic a ar di .e,, nd ha recent Casa where an . be most ready and Willing to aelvowleuge. . ;wad . and lOn Saturday evening the dye-house of Mr. John n . discovery of the infection, they ire- 4 t"Memrs Currie and Co. may be consulted by Pe , bouti mr ge , was •Bennett, of Yox-k-street,.London•road, was entered by fluently pterfiff ° alt cella the rt since ef two days. Ihe un- Sex, with the greatest secrecy and heeltunret tr" kn wb own ci t i o faiiia on . • lutome villains, and five dozen moon's hats, and a guar La recedenteO r ce./ ciPilafelr movie of arelitm t , . en (which hes never 101, Hatton-Cie/dem Pa4enta in the rotaitry•ge `. 4 1 4 ,2 Guilty lity of military caps, in an unfinished state were! atm ; c siugle instance in a practice of 15 years, state the start; cuLtraof their case, age and ge uestlissintet:"; the !•:oaken away. ---The caps were made ti n a 'peculiar . 1 ngeuted, polllid Many th ousand porsons sof both sexes have Ike. inclusing a remittance for advice ask] nted 4 : lll '!O rmw 6 ear r itte c c e r o :re and injurious methods had been sante will begiven or sent to• any pot (Attie kialiibm' • ifatOnstinetion j . and on the folinwing "eni•s4 they ' pursued by pair 'were again thrown over the well of Mr. &males us publicly Mir tlikitladvice.- wi thout _ effect)) itt4"4l6 them to • •-•ae`'.so•.- l'ei-fetuili f 1 . HIGH WATEIf. A I A LONIAJN liscute“s , , ay, premises, and on one of them was a note directedio .• To be C°lNDlts 4(l l4k ewasinanr, or b y tetter,•by -persons, of 1 Morning ......ft. ... .. . ..............w.gf m inutes r'' either sex. 4 no 'iat kim, containing the following words :-.1.4 6 biz - . Brown Letter Pow the country. containing a Bauk.hote, I Afternoon .. y atstorded to, IN fhb! tad medichtes forwarded to aki ' 4 says, they are of no use to the owlait." -: ,-- 1 ,- ., , p ar t of th e Ki n g let 7 ' 0.-003 S end Co. IS, Bourerie-street, The following were also convicted of felony :—J. Howell, for stealing 1 lb. of wool, the property of C. Martin ; W. Morris, for stealing a piece of bacon, the property of W. Anderson ; 'l'. Edwards, also for stealing a piece of bacon, the property of D. Riley ; 'l'. Watts, for stealing a carpet and a sheet, the pro perty (f J. Richards ;. and a cloth coat, the property of W. Bekher ; T. Isaacs, fi r stealing '2ss. in half,' pence, the property Of T..Higgs ; Plicebe Farrell', fOr stealing duets shirts and a silver table spcon, the property of W. Ycuogi * T A : Taylor, for stealing six gallons of gin, the property of the King ; J. Latham, for stealing a saddle , a bridle, and a set of harness, the property of P. Payne ; and T. Hudson, for steal ing a quilt, the property of Ann Arnold. And sevetiV,Nris acquitted, via.—H. Langham, J. Holland, C. T. Stitchenef, J. B. Harris,.W, Vernon, J. Smith, and Sir4h Swan. The herring fishing a Erbouth continues very succe.sful ;"Mociiti tiostuty or eighty boats are still employed a$ floarAsbing, and have Caught, sn e Wednesday lao, at ais,, average, each •day . ifonr hun dred thousand very fine herrings, and it remarked that the fish are muailargeri, and the qtibiti better this season than usual :The weather is very favour able for prosecuting the4shing, and the fishers will reap the fruits of their -.very laudable industry and perseverance ; the price .co curers, at from 14 s. 6 d. to 16s."per barrel of A 'to carriers, at . from 2s. 6di tO 2s. 9d. brid the lathe terisitustry pee *, perliundebd of six acme: Tito fishers are of opir nion, that the shoal ofibming l tans drawing into the FrAtillof.korth, as a greatimniat,T,we F e taken of late on this sale of St. Abb's /SIR Hi. July SI, at Milan, the Lady of Eugene Beaubarnois, Viceroy' of Italy; of a daughter. DIEIS. At Trelowarren, Cornwall, almost suddenly, the Lady of Sir Vytll Vyyyan, Bart, Bart. aged 95. At Shooter's hill, in the *4th year of his age, Major-General William Grant, of the Royal Regiment of Artillery., Sept. 9. At Dowaam Market, in his 60th year, W. Bawling, Esq. some time since a Captain in the loth Regiment of Norfolk Volunteer Infar.try. His tie,at It was occacon.cl by a slight wound he received in hia thumb a few days Oeviditis, from cutting a rotten cheese, which, causing au ts' hand and arm, nit =rely terminated hisssiseetire.• To Mr. DIXOOI, Apotheca4.• h. - 4 • : , SIR —I take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that I have leceived the most wienderfai i !cleft' froM the use of your DIXON'S AN 111311.10118i'llh1s6, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever.4sed In Opt country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost from your Litton's Antibilious Pills:—Charles '1 aylor, Esq. Ja males; Wilbao Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodri2. Spanish Towd, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Sabanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. ..Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. ; ino; Mr. Walker, Port Moraot, ditto; J. Penlinson, Esq. •Salt Liver, ditto; Mr. &Linens, ditto; J. Burn, •Esq. Savanna; G P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's f • Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town ;•satitis ; many other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your rousti obedient servant, s'I'HDhdAS HARROLD, Sold wholesale slid '41344.0111r. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster-low, Lyndon ; Sharp and Bylaw, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Alicutt, and-Mallory.. Portsea; Hall and John son, Gosport; Coleman and' J.:ob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turote, HIM; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. "Im mingham ; Statues and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, Mandertou, Ralburn, Sentt, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and M•Dcinald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry. Bristol ; Ste venson and Co Norwich ; Swlnfen, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, and Billinge and I.athhury, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover ;• White, Brighton ; Roberts, SeldA, and Rut Chelten ham; and retail by o u st Country Medicine Venders, In holes at Sts. 9,i. and tis. each. • 1u the Star . . SEIM - ~ .1 t. it f . . - -' A , • -st GENERAL LE- MARCHANT. .A. '— — 7 . r. , . . • • • .11 ° .. ... * A ' t , i : v Amid them scene! of mirth, this &ie. of joy, ~ i , - Shall blason'd Victory all our thoughts employ ? *, -' l , t Cease, Britain, cease, the loud triumphant straits, - And chats* a requiem to thy here** slain I _Lo I where In death the brave Ls Masco Arts lies .! 4 • , Where many a Brittslremiqu'ror bleeds and dies! - s. ' , :j; Yet Fate was glorious! in the trying hour,t• • 1 - 1. • .0 Death's sharpest tlrt--could claird but feeble pirwer ! Through Htav'es expiddeeachlnerilli naitte remolds • ' Ard swell from Intl tcrAirles utmost blssinds.: Hippy the Chief who, mid 41' ennobling strife, .. - • ,5 Prefcred litspania'S ;life:l4 l o l hr life, • A .6.4 .• 4i. . 2 4 " • " Toild knelt and fell, t' enshitkbalion's Rreddin" 4 ...:S• I •,, Jo s And Crown'd his bow wfth eenokbeitrightiseheyre , .. si,____a --. ... . .1 4 r.ac: To your alumb'Opg ends iirero as s -f " il i ts ... PAO toad. With irrii.9i tk in g i V l i 1 , Each fi rm in `deaticuprals'd h ireekilie ' ' '• 7 ,0 7 I , r. Nor. untssyenedelos ,BaNsb , heroes fell ! ' ' . - - - , t - Paninna's day though Gpilicsquadreee boar, .. , ....• %inure now their glory ? lost—for ever lust. hj . . To 1 4 eneranda's towers those legions aped, . -. , . And from La MARCEL.*NT and the English fled, . • ~ The glitt'ring pat..anblasta but fac t a day, . . t"' And gorgeous =lotuses fall, in time's decay. ' In vain, La MA RCIIAN r, we the trophy raise, • Or grave yon marble to exalt thy praise ! • . s ) Virtues like thine shall ne'er ignobly fade, . • NV e'ln Oblivion taint with envious shade! • Could Valour, V irtue i Fame, or Victory save, , ' La MA a cnAsiT might have 'scap'd the yawning graVe-- • In History's page thy name again shall live, • And ail the Hero in the tomb survive I .T— a— a—r—.. . • -- • • ' 0LD.241 - ILET. • , ..,..: . Yesterday Catherine Forster, was capitally indicted • for stealing a cheese, the property of J. W. Hodgson, privately in his shop. B. Pascol, shopman to Mr. H. proved, that the priscner came into the shop and asked for a penny- worth of cheese, with which she was served. When • • she was going out, he observed something under her . cloak. He immediately seized her, and found a cheese. Mr. Hodgson proved that the cheese was his pro- perty; that it weighed 12ib. and was worth Bd. per lb. cost price. The prisoner, who was a poor, aged, squalid wretch, whose 44 looped and windowed raggedness" would scarce have defended her trenibling limbs from the mildest weather, pleaded, with tears, that poverty extreme had excited her to this act. The Jury found her Guihy—Death; but recommended her to mercy, on account of her extreme distress; and !he Learned Judge (Gums) told them, that their recommendation should most certainly be attended to. J. Si:nine:ter, alias Dtruit, was indicted for break- ing and entering the dwelling-house of J. West, and . stealirig therein several articles of wearing apparel, his 'property. E. West, the wife of the prosecutor, stated, that on the 12th of August she left her house at Twicken- ham, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at which time her house was all secured: and on her return at three in the hfternoon, she found a pain of glass in one of her "windowsbrokcn, and the wooden-peg which - se- cured it removed, by which the window l.ad been opened. On entering `the houses she rotind her box • booken 0;•en, and her 'ffitaband's Sunday's cloaths . stolen. Next day the prisotisiwas taken at H•ounslow, when he confessed havistrutild the elaathilo a Mrs. Daniel,. iti Brentford. ' • lirs. Daniel stated, that about the ..middle of the dal -laid in the indictntient, the prisoner (whose coun- tiltatiCe she was familiar with) came to her house'. and; offered the' cloaths for sale for '2ss. she purchated '. theril f4t2os. and they were fully identified by the prosecueßr and his wife. . The hay returned a verdict of—Guilty of stealing, but not of breaking and entering. The Lyarned Judge (BAILEY) asked, on what . grounds they had come to that concltision, from the • evideacelefore teem ? To which the Foreman an-.l - isweresi f :am , Because some one else mfght have opined the; • evisalass‘r" The Judge told then, it was immaterial. i . as the prisoner had been found guilty of stealing, J, above the value of 55. in t dwelling house, no person . . being therein. • /. Wasland, aged 14, was capitally indicted feu stealing ss. worth of copper coin, the properly of J. N. Broughton, privately in his shop. W. Evered, Mr. Broughton's shopman, proved, , that his minter had at different times lost a number ; of arficles. In order to detect the depredator, they i put by in the shop a number of ss. packages of fall- , pence. On the Bth of August the prisoner came and asked for a trifling article. He was served with it, t and being suspected by the witness, who had observ- ed him come within the counter, lie was searched, and the package of halfpence, marked J. V. B. was ' found on him. ' M. Justice Gums, in summing up, told i the Jury, If they found any counterfeit halfpence among the number, it would be fair and paper to do away with i the capital charge. • The Jury accordingly brought in a verdict—Guilty of stealing, but not to the value of ss. , 1 'kat. Gaenor, aged lb, was capitally indicted for stealing a coat,"value ss. privately in the shop of .1. L. Simmons, . pawnbroker, its Hq;born. '1 he shop- man oflAr. Sidtmonds deposed, that on the moraing of the 30th of July he saw the prisoner lurking about the shop; and in•the afternoon a coat, which hadbeen hanging tt!tht shorin the moaning, was brought to tf,,;:tri by the shopman of Mr. Lamb, .panlabroker, in' - Stanhope-stsett. i ' • . • Mr. -Lambshopmkn deposed, that the . prisoner cattittoihls master's shop, and offered the coat for • pawn. While ittspecting the coat, lie discovered,Mr. Simmons's Auplic ate under the collar, and immedi- ately secured the prisoner. win i 1 • Mr. Sirumrris's shopman idehtified the coat, an . d swore that it was pledged with them for 1.55. and was worth 255. ..:t: - Ihe Jury, however; brought in a verdict OT Gui . of stealing to" the value of 45,,10d. only, so : icapital part'of the chargewas done away. • . 1 ' -.1 Bunter was capitally indicted for stealing a pair . • of Shoes, value ss. the property of Mr. Redaway, privately,. in his shop. tie prosecutor stated, that the prisoner, accompanied by another 11111 D, and a • . ;' LONDON : Pririie Published the . MARRIED. .Satnrday o at York, Harry Bradburne, Esq. of the 2d Dragoon Guard-, lo Miss 'Louisa Hoadley Ache, filth daughter of the Rev. HoadlitAshe, D. D. Saturday last, at Mary•la-Bonne Church, Dr. Mayo, to Frances Lavinia, youngest daughter cf the late Wm. Fcllowts, Esq. of Ramsey Abbey, Huntingdonshire. Sept. 15, the Hoa. I,lbornton j.esle Melville, second son of the Earl of Leven and Melville, to Harriet, youngest daughter of S. Thornton, Esq. M.P. for fee county of Surr. y. On the 15thitistatit, P. Cotartenny, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Parrister-at-Law, to the second daughter of Hugh Bell, of Ai dersgate-street, merchant 1 uesday, at Chiswick, Mr. Charles Bishop, Solicitor, of Gray's Inn, to Maria, youngest daughter of George I4clton, Esq. of Strand-on-the-Green, Middh-srx. -..• N J mi..' I