Star. — London, England, 1806-12-05 00:00:00

• • Xi l iativG. DEC. 4. On Fri.lay hA, LAO iftlerstott 8191101/TripBB a farewell dinner, at the Near lam, to the WontJUT Corm & Caval.r, and annoosseed the neceSty. to which lie reloaantly yielded. of refigning the coo.' rnand , he C rrps.—He Cud. that this Rep was .be come indif l senfable, on account of the Mancini Mei refidence, his public avocation', and the Rate 14,4 health ; hut he Aron* erged the continuance of their &evicts, as itwas to hie meritorious cantinaso(oe Volonteers of the United Kingdom that we were, 1111, 1 4 a great ow-afore, indebted for our dot:laic fecuray. The loyalty and public fpirit of this highly ref - pc:table Corps were itrongly manifelled upon this occaGon. The day pair e d with the uttnnrt cordiality, and no. thing interfered with the chearlulnefs of the menial. bat the regret which was uniredally felt at the ap. proaching feparatinn from their highly eflermed andl repotted Commandant, to whom they have ewer thorn the warrant attachment. DUMFRIES, NOY. 4 • Siturday lafi, the Dumfries-fhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Major BRYCS 144111RD* , , who have been on permanent duty here for fonsteen days, marched to their refpellive homes. On Friday, thiiirefpeflable awl well difciplined corps was reviewed by Major Sciorr of the Weamorland Militia, when they perfumed the various manceuvres with their ufual accuracy and expertnefs. In the evening the corps gave an elegant ball, at which all the (album) and beauty of the town and neighbour hood were prefect. The four troops of Kirkcudbright Gentlemen Yen- mane, Cavalry, commanded by Janis Gosaoa, Efq. of Culvennan, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, were offembled in qsartere.at Kirckudbright, on Monday the toth intlant, for twelve days ixercife. On 'Tuet day the 18th inflant, they were reviewed and infpeO ed by Major General 'Lay Flange, who, from hi: residence in the country, obligingly undertook this duty at the defire of Lord CATHCAKT, Commander in Chief of the forces in Scotland. The regiment having palled the General in half rquadrons, and tingle file, and performed the fwind exercife, the eighteen evolutions, and thirteen movements and et. ticks, he was pleafed to exprefs his approbation of this excellent Corps, in the following General Order : 0. 0. Kirkcudbright, Nov. It. • Major General Ferrier bet the honour Sc acquaint Licut Col • Gordon. the Officers and Privates of the Kirkcudbright Gentlemen Yeomanry Cavalry ander his command, that he has been nroeb, pared with their Ready and f Idler-like appears . ce on the lin this day, VI ago that admit bodes and appniamtnenta. *gond claim(' of their evolutions and different movement', afforded the General great fatiafadtion, and he is of opinion, that /'sold ever an opportunity occur for calling them with tutor corm of the fame &tenant' into aftual fervke. they molt prove of . great milky to the fahty of the State and do credit to their coun try u trellis to thunfelva. This opinion the General will have the amour of tranfmltting to Lord Cathurt, Commander in add of his Makity's Force. in Scotland. (Signed) !tor PRIAM Coitmt, Major CeseraL After the review, the O ffi cers entertained the G e . twat, his tulle, and upwards of 4o Gentlemen, at dinner ; and in the evening they gave a ball to the town and neighbourhood. On Thewfday, thole Members of the Corps who had not been drilled their fall number of days, were, on account of the elation, marched to Cafile Don. glas, to finifh their time there. It is highly ereditible to this Corp., that notwithflanding the lesion of (ha l year, all the Members who were not abfent from the. county attended in quarters, excepting eight tick, and. twelve ti.ot effeetives. A few years fince it was thought a mighty matter of attractive adventure, to coaflrti a Lnitery Scheme, even of Sixty Thoufand Tickets, with one or two Capital Prises of Ten or Twenty Thnitfand Pounds. Yet now, in a Scheme of 25,000 Tickets only, we behold, not alone more Prizes of so and. io,oool but two of Inch an unprecedented magni tude as 30,0001. each. Can the Adventurous World . be fenfible of this amasitig difference, and yet be , tentifs in embracing an opportimity.sliat thin crow's in a few weeks, numerous individuals with fetch Pi incely Fortunes! CORONER'S INQUEST. An loquifidon Wit taken In Poplar on Friday hit before J.lis Wright Unit*, hi,. the Coroner for that diviner, of the county j of Mktlkka. on view of the body of Dennis M flee, which was attended with circumitaacca proper to be fubm need to the Public. Mannaduke Victim (wont am Militant to Mr Maxwell; H e night before left t was tailed In to view the dcccafed. He was dead when I arrived. I found on marks of violence about Mtn—it hon ed to nio,froas the apparition about him, he died from ;marker. Junes Lyme fworto—l the at No 6, Hughes's-fields. Deptford. The deewired wu a labouring man—be idled as • lumprr on board the Exeter, lying ear Tueklay lat. finding himfelf Rowell, and having bees prevfouty la an infirm Rate of health iF esprcred awl& in the afternoon to lay dawn. Finding fdra. felt work he abiesied the foreman, who called upon tome of us, I who were at waft, to take the dereakd manta I attended him, with foam others, to Bbelwall. We rat Mai out of the boat,and tatted him to the hook of a Mr. Roberto, a publican, In Illact. wait I, and the party with me, got him Into the haute he efts tuned out by the people who kept It. We then took him to He porch of the dose. He was taken in a (mond time, and war again turned out. He was there till about Ls o'clock,— I left him In the tare of a sun, mimed I.nlwtek, who was with him ill tit died. Me way taken en Poplar, to obtain a lodging. He died in the *rev, I tank hr died by ate situation of ilwo. He wee about to yeaza of &ae. I get him afisore about foot o'ehet she afternoon. Ledwick was pretest, sad corroborated a!I which w .1 Rated by Byrne Cheek. Moore fernms-it live in Rnhinhnod lane. I was Rend ing it sty own door. sn WedneMay evening, brtwetn fevers and fthtt I few a mob or peopk. I ran OW? to a neighbour, Mr. weMss. end heard them ray, tbst man Is 4401." The deerated sm i tha tong et the dest- ". was deed. 1 Mired to carry Was to Mr. Alliftun's, at the V. bite Hart. Mr. I.lnwin.--. This or.feeling publican does not hem dirmily to have adted 1., violation of the criminal law ; and, In my Mice. 1 cannot path Mm; Tut a more numeral outrage on the ecounoo rights of both ility.—• more fetnetalour darridtinn of every foetal and homes feedbag. never came under the notice of a Jury.... For what paera& are houses of thin dekription liernied, but (of the aecomm,adation and C4liVV.i• ace of the public? I apprehend publicans. by their Decide are bound rdii.or wouror, to admit per. furs in a conditi in of great danger and extremity. and who cannot at the thaw teethe:mile provided for. One's blond reenfb at OW Ida of a fellow erraturc, ha hi. Taft momenta, being turned not of ' loon ; and after Mktg tmodkd alamit in a populous neighbourhood. it This futon of the year. dying at tat In the public II tact. Hal the party been a , erten atonic confitteration. and n o a poor la. bowing wan, the whole coon; ry would have rang with exprefflons of Indignation. My inked II not flifieleutfy reined to make the fiftwylora:...that to a contemptible fyftem of law width know+ • &Tome between a rich and a poor man. Then examinations an ha Ailamitted to the I feening Magtilrates They are upon he ulnas *1 *imam vrbilk caleinlity ft at pftkat salaracipl" OLD I? 11,47. 'I Yeller:lvy nineteen prifnners were tried, one of sbnm was capitally ennvieled, viz. Thema: Smith. painter, for healing in the dwelling of Mr. John Blake, merchant, a gold winch, gold key and teal, with a. pm fe containing feveral L , semarkahle pitces of filver. Anne Cutler (wore the had teen the prifoner, who had been employed in painting her mailer's houfe, come nit of Mifa Blake's chamber, no Monday the syth Offither, and reprnved him for entering that mom, as he had no bnfinel these. About theft les:lock, the fame day, (he miffed the purfe, contain. Pg the pieces above mentioned ; and at eleven o'clock, that night, the and her young mitirefs dif- COvered that the watch, the key, and teal, had heen taken from beneath the bottler, where it remained at the time of Mils Blake's tiling. • John Griffiths, police officer, (wore, that on the afith he was fent for by a pawnbroker, in the neigh bouthond of Holborn, where he was introduced to the prifnner as a furpicious charadler, whom he pro "cteded to finch, and found on him a purfe contain ing foreign coins, one guinea, fame change, and two handkerchiefs; he alto received from the hands of ehe pawnbroker, a gold watch, which the pawnbroker told him had been ilfered as a pledge by the prifo ner at the bar. The prifoner, on being examined by the prefiding Magiffrate, af firmed, the watch had been pnrchafed by him at Colchefter, for the fum of four guineas, and had been in his poffeffi - on Tome time. On examining him further, he could neither tell the number of the watch, nor open its inner can.; he was accordingly committed on fufpicinn. Griffiths called on Mr. Webb, watch Maker, who immediately difcovered to him the owner of the watch, from fume. thing peculiar in its conlfruilion. Anne Cutler was again examined, with refpell to l the articles fonnd on the prifoner, and proved them to be the property of her mißrefs, in the moil fatii fattory manner ; when, after a fhort Ratement of the evidence adduced, by the Learned Jud„oe, the Jury,, without retiring, found the prifoner Guilty—. Death. Eight were convieed of felony, viz. jaw Amer, a young woman far advanced in preg. nanny. for Reeling a pair of ffieets and a gown, value above yos. the property of Alin Ennis. Ann Ennis depofed, that the reades in Se. Giles's, in the haute of James Button. On the s 6th of Oc tober lafl, at eleven o'clock in the I ireneon, the ob. ferved the prifoner, whom the identified, on the flair cafe, leading to her apartments, and perceived the bad ferreted (omeshing under her apron. Being in duccd from this circumflance, to fufped her, (he ran to her bed chamber, and found the door unlocked and on the latch. Being unable to account for this change (for the was certain of having left the door locked, when the lath quitted the room) The made a belly fearch, to difcover if any thing was miffing. She quickly perceived the (beets were taken sway, and the tell of the bedclothes tumbled on the floor. H:r fufpicion inereafing,ffie concluded the theft had been committed by the 0-linnet, whom the had al ready difcovered nn the !lairs. She accordingly pur fued, and overtook her entering Great St. Andrew's. Greet ; (he compelled her to return ; and with Mrs. Button's a Glance, fearched her, when the difcovered a cotton gown wrapped round her wain, together with the (beets taken trim her bed, and a key, which, on trial, opened the profeentrix's door. She pofitively (wore that the articles were her property, and valued them at 465. (bough repeatedly reminded of the fa tal confequences of her convitlion, by the humane Judge who prefsded. Sarah Button next (wore the was prefent when the prifoner was fearched, and fubßantiated the charge of the fotegoing witneft, with relpeet to the articles found in her poffeffion s but (he had not feen the key above mentioned applied to open the protect'. nix's door. On being nneflioned by the Learned Judge, with tepee to the value of the articles, the pofitircry Rated, (hat they tefirld not exceed in value a guinea. The prifnner Rated, that fire, with three helplefs children, bad been reduced In the utmnfl dined, by the extreme illnefs of her hufband, who is now lying in St. George's Hofpital ; the deplorable condition to which they had fallen, compekled her to lock her little infants in her room, the key of which had been found en her, until fele could procure for them tome fheififlence ; the conclnded with recommending to the Court her dilteffing Musician, with which the averred the profecurix was well acquainted. The Jury, on the teflimony of the laR witnefe, found her guilty of flealing under the value of forty fhillings. Blanc, fur Reeling t 21b. of kit, the property of J. elmirand 4011 , 1. J. Berry, for Rating a hammock, and divers articles of wearing *yet the property of R Rndripaes. *no %Marna. for Reeling two curtains, and other snick', the perm of W. Perkins. J. MUM, for Reeling two remnant' of cloth, the property of J. Maack. Mary Slmmondt, for Reeling about Sibs. of bacon. the property of J Smith. T. Wright, for Ratting eS yards of cotton, the goads of H and H. loner S Costume, foe Reeling 6lb of metal, the property of MOM. Warner And ten were acquitted. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, DEC. a. Tefferdry a perfon named Hunt was Indleted for an admit upon a man named White, owe of the janitors of a turnpike gate upon the Illingtort Road. The Erofecutoes nor, was, that the , Defendant. who was palling that road with Ma companion, In a 4 eig.cr Luray, was in the at 2 of making a bold polk to pars throagh the gate, and bilk the Collator, who, however. being rather too vigilant. fdstd the beak bytho reins, and refuted to kt the car. Nage pats. The driver inhaled be bad paid before in the comic of the day, but produced nn ticket ; worth ran high. and the Defos dent's companion offered to pay rather than have any difputes— This, however, the Defendant refufal, and kid he (Amid pay the fellikv himfeli; upon which bejumpcd from the glit.and et manly teal the gate keeper very bandlenurly. hut In a hind of t ~,,, ry which the Tradtcosof the mad would not be very wading to cc "crave. namely, a mvfmemanideitg. This was the ground of the Indictment ; dpon leb the Defendant was found guilty, and len kneed to (even day* Imprifoninent. An hlib.mian named O'KrUy, was indkSed at the pmfecution of another countryman, named O'Leary. for an affanit in the month Okay Init. both the Profeeeme and the l/eferniant are blaelifmitba and farriers, living in KiegOatid Road; and on the evening listed in the Indinnant, had boil been at the beer hoofs I to take • ratliaz hack arm the fatigues of the day, though not In company with each other Mr. O'Leary. returning to his own Mint. had fame 'mules of ills acquaintance tinder creart; and Mr. O'kelly palling about the rants time, heard O'Leary fay, in conk...pence of tomealting Paid by Ogle of the women to harm i' U—n Kelly ; what do I are for him more than say other mad" Mr. Wittily, oa hearing this. l'uppofius that his lair character was tea ttiple ow that waif, inftautiy determined to go to work, t~~ DII'IDYNDS • Dee. IL Chrllleither Bedford, late of Brlflol, linen methane a at eleven, at the White Lion, Broad-Brett, Dee 9 thorns Rumford, of Phllpot lane. London, wine-rots. chant, dealer aad ebaprnan, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 9. jufeph Walters, late of Sturminfter Newton, Porfetfhlre, grazier. dealer and eiaptuan, at twelve, at the Red Llon Inn, Sbaftefhory. Dec. to. Benjamin Parker, of Birminyham, mon( y-ferlvencr, at eleven, at the Shaktfpear Tavern, Birmingham. Dec. It. John 'Fatteriall, of Barrowford, panther %Vballey, Lao. cafhire, cnitim-inantitae torte, at four, at the Bull lon, Burnley. Dec It. W,lliata of Ueda, Torkihlre,groccr, .at eleven, at the Talbot kn. Iced;. Dec at. John, heasfarhad, of Fall Retford. Nottlnghaeolhire, ha rdwareman • fltopkeeper, dealer and ehapmatt, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn , LaO Retford. Dec. to. Peter Goed.ht. of Um mart. Drahlghthire, Shopkeeper, at elacibia the Spread Esec m et, hiabctrollcr. siktrfs. On the NM ult. the Lady of Chioratn Aehtom. th Regiment, at Strahow, county Tyrone, Ireland. ot A dawytoer . Or the 10th ult. at Ttvertnn, the Lady of Captain 11. G. Raleigh, eif the tub itegfenent of lohintry, of • daughter. WeJneftfay felmilght, at Tel the Lady of Capt. Tfiber, of the North Drvuoitegicuent of a fun. Friday lalt. the Lady of Or. therh, Dean of Battle, of a foe. At her apartments in Collage Grim, DNiffn, the lodyci Rich. ard Martin. life itf Galway, of a daughter. Mondiy fe'm i t Art, at her dwelling in the North•ftreet. Mad tee. the Right list. LW' , itdvani Noruertet, of a too and heir. Ou Friday morning, at Heretwell, the Lady of Captain Henry 'Wariug. Royal Nary ; of a fun. Wednetlay fennljtitt, it Bt./Sprott, the We of the Rev.aelnent :C•ttrell. of North Waltkaua, Hants, of a fon. lowly. the wife of john_itowe e Jun. ut CAW4IO4I, fhiputtight i of three girls. • DIEt). Lately.. yofrph WillTatne, Fie of Sooth- Brat , nothery-fouara s In tie 40th year M`hk Ilan. On Toothy tall, so Ihishavo,Oevbethite, Robert Robfon, law 011ie Worse full ludlawan. Thurfday fe'twigit. at his feat at Pythiad, near Taunton, Sir William Y 011,3111. lilted 79. On the roth oftfthe r Wt.'s! Ofbralr.r....ic" er a Sort Moe% 0 Richard Lewis, fy Applicant, imbaliveku.. On the 34th at Batth•M tili,illo , o)tat of 11 01, IN. Arthur slake, Efq. yotingeß brother of the late, aorkni?cd• of the pscitia far Pitrick Makr, Bart. B 11.€ 016 4 6144tikVc;cePiatter P., tl •• • It AT J.0N1x),,, nikulon - - IA 4411 0de30.0 • u tea ,~ u~~ r., __,,' '. • : TO MT CORRESll l O9llllllIlilibi ak I' r H E extended Reptetedell• filh.l64lllblit the 6 01 i II; °hie& of tap nsubtisgpti A_ _dsatiemeggigto air i e raSllßEAla cOMPLAdeDi end DEBILITY, haul* zi alitt n4 _ Cerra is In the United Kingdom ' of G dflereht Foots of Mum', atedlienbrita, I beg triidittilis ills plig natio, to Path coortfponoltmaa • The erecupat ion of my time in anfwering hems fnellthlidirbibb grudge not remuneration, Made it nr ceffary for otte.4eme rum ago, fdohierve. that no letters could be noticed milers a Bidlt-note was hielakod. I again repeat the information. that tkellinitrOshheest kidokale milky fmAttrored, mkt. from PatiettMiltaidrwoder my. care. And I beg to foggeft, that letters from tic Weft indles, or from any Foreign country, melt cootatit'Lgt MI a complete Retetriaot of the Mb, but "'very IllsTril foilaL " 'di enliven fan for the time of ftwigtog and artillerilditekt aso aturptiosi Ma for tie prepermion alol• contiderabin made of inediaine by London Chemilt, If fuch mould be reluifite. ' When the dftanee doeennt admit frequency of correpondenee: hit tins defired, that Roe age, the 'manner of ifvfligottid recta faillgs, as welt as away fruptcon that merpillbllybodideribeid, be ouqgkpattieulaApipeniked. Letters require no direellon thakthe k."—.-11.f5'ar .....,...m.rii.`11te2,11r14 London:" andeliot elk Allier Cu may have the fulk-lt offurance of feerecy, the poitagelintkimi ticeoemmaied by feat toted not be paid at GM time,. bat will After wardo.be charged /*Abe pude,. uniiiettont. .' ' Mehlber of the Royal Coln* eff Sailenfts th'Lefsebb, -- a•AntstAte-iftreet, CM: at, 1806. 6 .IITHIGKTRIttOR, Efq. No scßeirllffage:fereet; _itiklitle.' SIR -1 otonader id belt an alt °Netlike diseif the merit" of ynl LEAKE's PATENT PILL., to communi cate to you the following Cure, which hat recently beat performed by them:—Au acquaintance of mime, who by the breaking 'ossa age ohl Venereal Complaint (attended by I Gamplleation of Bak orders arifing therefrom), was reduced almoll to a firekton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, sad tried a variety of patent Medicines, nothing esuld be procure! which teemed to fuit hie cafe, or do him any rented; he remained in • Tat reduced and pitiable fittratlon for two tears, unable to follow his profellion, and kart* able to walk or men to nand on his legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever fuppoied it polfible for him to recover. He was adelfed ne left to try your lA** t'd Pitts—he did fo, fiddly adhering to the directions given with them—he had rot taken more than two hoses, before be found am Alteration lot the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more& found his appetite and Remelt grad - ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as any man I know. You are vrehotne, Sir, to refer any yenta to me for a confirmation id. the above account if it (could be doubted, • I am, Slr, your obolient hatable fervent. Ellorary, Folkflone, July to, doe. THQ. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the fele Proprietor Taos. TA rLox, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon don, at his bottle, No. 9. New Bridge ilreet I Where, after a conittrot refideme of more than eo year", in IP pradice particularly dinette(' to the mare of Veered camploietto and chafe incidental to the parts of genera/1m • book kiss, wail that Inviolable ferrety which men of his ,^rofellioa Should always obierve, he flatters hlmfelf the 'dyke anti alFdlanet hi ultosiny adminffiers to perfons taking this Medichor riff' be ,Ey a difeerning publiehn amadvineigo elan to Iteroaridnek, and void of ambiguity. Alto fold, by hi. appointment , for the ebnvenieece of thole Ho le at a &fiance, at the Perfume{. too, 3s, St. Alban's.ftristit Pall !Nall t the TOyikelti, tog, %feed Beget; MePedtotigh,f ,Ath. Out-hill ; Mr. Buta's, South bridge, Mr. MEV. okra, Glafgow i Mr. Callwell's,Dublin; Mr. . a, p. Mr4litkibfon's, Maeda:awl add by one Illairiltinill4 &rabic town In o,rna Brittle' and Ireland, in boxes of cacao. p 4 eaHt, felled up with hill Mnfpiain direetions, whereby perfoisi AT EdiSt either [et mar fere theatiblions wkh tick, tpeed, ferrety,. Wei nifety. N. B. Every box fold in Grew/khaki is (pled qg with a Rangp s on widely by favour of the ComMiffiuners, is printed at the Sea Offiew—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge Bets Ms-to labiate which fetenY,sflrfatlistaen arc •04121teifeit. ~ RENQVATBD HEALTH. Tl' has been too frequently. fubjeet . thenf jail and A general repnillortion. `that men defttrate of the efements of the mudical art. have offered themicives as candidates forpublio patroMite in the profefiiiin of phyfic. Por the purpofe of doing jaitlre to doe rehired our Radies and experience, and to prevent us from being Haired among thole empiric' what impudent pos tcoital' have, unfortunately for roclity, been ton favourably re wired, we beg leave to fabrnit to the lihtrat and enlightened a fakhfu I Jiatemcnt of oar parfaits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Metres. Grit. dal and !lizard, Whore *elutes and pradlice we carnally atten ded, as profeir ws and Akron, of the London Horpitak we entered ourfelves as ancients in 'bat juftly celebrated (clout for medical acquirement. the Royal Collage of Pdlnburgh, and were Marne tt:sl in the eitft,ren t brooches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory aid produce of Phylic, Chemiltry, Midwifery, Botany, he. lino. by thole eminent ruffed's, Elk Monro e Gregory, Black, Hamilton. Duncan sad Rutherford. We tnift we kali not by damped pre fumptuous In raying that oar proficiency and acquirement" are not irteonfitierahle. Having for a I•tng fetter of year( made venereal complahns, and the violate difeafeo of DEBILITY, the particosiar oiled of our (ludic' and practice, it will, we hope, Ise allowed that we have acquired (patriot knowledge of their treatment and erre, la flight and recent cafes of i,uecti .n, a peeled re eflabliflunent Is completed in the Short period ~ t too days; and, in ttu(e 01(411s1 irtmoll Inveteracy, where othcr vadtbioners bars failed of faecal's, a proper perfeverauce in our woo of treat/nest, endures to the patient a fife and radical cure. Amid... the melancholy variety of diforchis *filch are the rifeste of a habit fang and mud unhappily carioca I:y ate youth, of both &ea, therc are none more alarming or more diftrafing than thofe deficient:lee end debilities which help:Wetly ptitrerrt or embitter I the matrimonial hate. To fuel. potions lekiallotse a confbling re.. &dim to know that they may now, by a OM jiid ittiallible mode of treatment, be re.ftored to that greisteft•ofhil hereon Wettings, a ftrong, manly, and, vigorous coofinutioo. Noll cotes of debility, from whatever more arifing, as well as in every foretell of vene real infottion, wearer be ennfelted by patience 'if either fez with the greateß feerecy and honour. Hours of confultalion as home from tea to three, and from itt in the evo,i- g till tut at night. Patients in the country ore reqoefted to Rate the particulate GA their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. Ste incloftog a remittance fur advice and medicines, when the Inne will be given or fent to any part of the biagdom. To °Mime that formey in if. fential to our undertaking, the pottage of letters rely be added to the account for makings. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. lidovtutiost ad, 110‘. N o s "SY•4O/•••• 0•11$En• - - LONDON: Mood sod pubititett by LILY le I. KFNI; (of Can. estatarPlacaf Lembett), at tfie Sara■ frlr yen Nn. r , Camp Dram ruallaked dta at [be STAR 0/JIM, ./ dowry, sod hay, opan the Nero+ id ig i wt., being lati deiloiallit the ecoverfation allhdiadaiMiO'Keili, whet,. sot at alleed this clifavowal, 'and liditewor.b the Ilwaigai i Cjaist of two, gave Mr. O'l . eary In deperate a blow with Ms' Air hand as hootled him down I which voodoo be woharroi pelted. Ibe Jury found him Guilty. The next trial that occurred excited a good deal of untied : It I was an adult alto. Mr. John Smith, a refpeetable Wier in Band-ftrect, had a feleet.J party of friends at Wllhoufe to (upper, on the remittal, if the 3 eft of Augult lath: 'month the number were Mr. Hatch and bb of the Barth CA"ceboufe, Mr. page, a gentkman o f t h e Bank, few young bdir betides the family of Mr. Smith. rnotdieg of his two daughters, Milt Elieaheth and Mils Ann Siulth, and 1, to lons, George and Thomas Smith; after taking a walk in the even Mg, they flipped shout eight Warmth : 'after ?upper. Mr. Page,as he komilome of the young ladles Won agreeable voice, peoporid a long, and it being on the Sabbath, the hundredth Ptah= was rung. after which the hundred ind'fourth Mtn was fang. Goo fore the King, mad It uls Britannia, Wowed. dining this time therein Roy 'merman+ allotted by a nfe made In the apartment over head, width was occ-pled by a Mr Benjandn Town. (an neat) h 1 mother andewo Mien, of the' jewifh pertuation. The company below !lairs paled the time as above, urn, the company were der parting, when It appeared that on opening the parlour dam, one of the Ifrarlites made are of the following exprahons, • Goa damn you all, and Goa damn yew, to Mr Hatch . this paired over, ontil after the company had departed, and the two MID Smithy were going up hairs to Bed, (their Beeping tams being tan the floor above Mr TOW'S rocan), when fame altercation took place at Mr Town's room door between him and the Lain ; on which Mira Elizabeth 6n:ith took Mr rows by the hair with one hand, and ftrock him with the other; her brothers, on hearing the noire, came alfo, one of whom alfo Renck Mr l'own; Mr. Smith, the father, followed up !lain, and ordered his fans and daughters to go to bad, CM which mg. F. Smith Father, will you penult tiro to cell us two Welles r• Mr Smith thM, This la not a timid night to falls the matter* if be has tin...A ale wrong, I Beall take proper means to-morrow to fettle it ' `ere the affair ter:Moat:l for the night, and Mr Town got a warrant for the panics nett slay. Mr Atte, Counfel fur the Def en d an ts was very happy in Ms :scalene. remark, on the evidence of M 1 Town, who gave bee depotelon with all the tooth and at titudina doe of ao aditokof one of our Dungeons private theatres, which conmilfed the Court with laughter; Mils Town Melo' bid that her mother wan Muth indifp&W 'and that the only noire toMe in their room. wag dent by her ftrikbigher naked toot on the barb in order to Skate the company beiow (tabs. After along hearing of the cafe,4the Jury found &MO Smith, and hie hirer Phis.' bah. guilty of the afresh, andmiqultnalThannre and Ann Smith. The Chairman, Mr MAlNWARlNo,obterved to the partici the offence was of fo trifling a nature, he hoped they would' matters in an amicable way, before Setae r neat, until the Court poitponed Jodgment, and ordert4 the mi flee rt cod; fur their appearance on that day, which they aceonifffey'ffitt Daccata to 3.AiIIAOLTS. Mr. Savage, a relpedlable looking .l oiNtialet. sr Aboablit rohi:rs of age. Rood charged with a ff aultiog . s patio of the came of o Burgers, ao Officer of the Cahoon, while in th e execut i on o f duty. From Borgefo's evidinceit appeared. that on the 29th of Auguft lath. in confequenee of Information be had recetrad, he Went to •M Bail India Company'. warehnufes, where he Paw (meal ebtfts of tea taken ow, and pot upon a cart under the diredlion of the De fendant. Sidpedling daa: a regular permit had not been ohniintd, he followed the care to Hatton Garden, where two of the were taken out, and left at a tea dealer's. He next tollowed the cart to Great Turnrtile ' Lincoln's Inn held ' , wh ere t h e ra n a i n l og thefts, three io number, were taken out, and pit into the Stop of Mr. Barnet, a tea dealer In Lincoln's Inmftelds. On perceiving this, he, with the affiftance of twerother Officers, felted the goods, and conveyed them into a coach; in doing of which they were ob. ftrudied by the Defendant, anti the Profecutor's hands were lonic what hurt. One of the thefts was twice pulled out of the coach, and a wen colledied round them while (Unapt The Defendant had at that time InGited that the duties were regularly paid, and that he had a permh. This permit; however, purported, that there thefts of tea were to have been delivered to Metes Fermin and Down, Tea Merchant;, In Gracechurcli , ilrect. The evidence of the Other two Oinetn was touch to the fame pomade; but it appeared that the • prokeetor had never read the permit produced to him, and that It wps impoffible that a gentle man of the DefendaneVage, could Mei forcibly obftrtided, even although he bad been entitled to raise the goods. The Jury, after a Imitable addreb from the Learned Magiftra' e. full Acqaitted him of the charge. A. M. Tesincst, a tailor, in Argyle Rent, wag charged with allaulting a Mr 4ing, one attic Cqliedlors of t..e income Tax, os the mit er&qpiablt. duty in the Commifikware timant, erb ibillWa ef i renneskiminp the purpole of snaking an appeal. Certain regulations hafflllibeacted, by order of the Commif- Albers, for the maps& aafriefereing regularity, Inch as Bruit g tickets, with cumbers, to be given to the numerous appellants, in the order in which they came. The number given to the defen dant was s t 7, fo that be bad no tented of a Meetly hearing; and confequently, became exceedingly impatient. He, however, forced Model( fprward, and fucceeded in getting admittance into the room. The CommilEnners ordered• him out, and Mr. King, in complying wit b that order received feveral blows from ehedefendant. Mr. Thomas Smallwood, a Surveyor of Taxes, confirmed the profecutor's evidence. The Jury found a verdidt of Guilty, and the iefeadarit was or. deted to pay a fine of3L .-- - - eta intro O. THOMAS ZOWAIDS. The Defendant flood indidled (or an aWault and talk imprifoa• ment, at the (Mt of George Kent. It appatred, that the profeen: tor went throagh Bedfunt turnpike, near blobs, oti the morale, the idol' September, aecompaolad by a Mr. Cox, in a finale hork chalk, and • Mr. Wilton, who wagon horfebaek. The cuitomary toll was paid by Mr. W. for the bort. and chafe, who received 'a ticket; and on Mr. lest Wiring for one alto, the Defendant infor med him he had DO neealion licit, as he (book( knew the party on their retorts. The profecutor arrived again at the gate In the after noon, and Mr. WOW, who was one hundred yards a-bead of his companions,. rode through, on calling the numk„ of the ticket ; but before the arrival of the chalk at the gate, the toll. taker refuted teeth to the profecutor, although the number wes declared, beatufe he did not produce a ticket, which be, the Collator, was Informed Mr. Pillion bad jolt gone through with; but ii kite of ranoußrances, he would not let the vehicle proceed. The profecotor was wilting to comply with the ex tortion rather than be detaietd; but as the Colleelor's name was not vilible on the toll.houfe, they required it of him, when they were attacked with a volley of abate, and their requelt was refvf- I ed. The profecutor alighted to look for the name In fide the [Oil ' houfe ; but he w o menaced by the defendant, who alto ftruek him twice. No longer able to bear (itch grof• ill treatment, lie re• tented the attack, and gave him • revere thrtking, as he did alto another man, who flood indieled in the fame fult, but who had not yet made his appearance. 'ills Ilarement was corroborated by Mi Ms. Cox and Wilton. and it appeared that the Culketnr ae• counted fur his name not being vlOble.„ by the wind having blown it aviay. Miffrs.R rnotos and Att. r. v, the Counfel for the pet:dentine and defence, agreed in opinion, that turnpike nen were good friends to the bar; Malmuch ati their eixidaet often brought for. ward litigation. . . Mr. Auay. without calling ah/whitefres, ruhmftted to the Court, by way of nut leaden of putilfhment. that the defendant had received a very revere beating at the prorecatoes hands. He was round spiky, and the Court temente...l hint to ►e intprironcii 14 days loan the herein. Atiti.l;;n. a plumber and phsier, wits found gulltp of as altauk with an jaunt to commit a rape, on Ann Daeia, the daugh ter of a eatnlttog mat, at Chdfca. He was leoteoccd to be frnpri toned fix months.