Star. — London, England, 1808-10-26 00:00:00

i • ; ; :. 1 I 1 1 1, i ; t , 1 I 1 ; 1 ; ? If, , 1 , 1 , • i I. 1 . 1 , . 1 ; • i 1 11 , ; . 1 1 I i , 1 ' I ' . i 1 ; . tll 1 ',. I i 1 ; 1 1 1' 1: I, BRIG 17W, OLTOZiEsit 4111. , • ...,----- ' ' The 10th Dragoons, which left us for embarkatiol at Portsmouth, have been succeeded by the 3d Dta goon Guards, the last of width took up their quer. tern here on Friday last. The Weather, with now aud.then a blustering variation, continues fine and healthy. Many families of distinction Lave, within these few days, arrived ton up the vacancies of our Summer departures, who intend. staying beyond Christmas; 'the houses in the principal strums being thus engaged. Miss Hauwoiso, whose recent and dreadful accident, in company with Mr. BALL, by being thrown from a gig, by the dengero . ut but too prevalent custom of squib.firine in the Street, is now, we are happy to state, in a fair way of recovery. Private entertainments at the 'houses of Nobility are now bikcoming frequent—thOse'of the lest week , were as follow :-- , Kiss Jont4sote, a ,card , party, on Tuesday List ; Chkutel But Len, a dinner patty, on Wedstesclay ; and Mrs. ,Roweaorr and MTS. ST-ANI i *VIVA. bath entertained a nuaterous wed fashionable ! circle of friends, at their respective residences, on .rtursday.—l.orditnd Lally G. S4otora ate among the last arr i va l s. ...rove et • 4 r4 44 4* • IVII4 INDIZS. .~ 1$ TON, AUGUST 1. It is with inthilw regret that we state the loss of his, Majesty's ship-Meleager, of 16 guns, Captain War ran. She quitted Pon Ural Ott Littittittr afternoon'. I tst, to join the bomewird-bentid,#oet (being appoin ted convoy to 1 certain latitude) and continued her course until eight o'clock • that night, when the wea diet becoming extretnely dark and strially, she struck' . on Bare Bash Key, and her Masts alnihst immediately atter went by the board, from the violence of the shock. Every endeavour was made to,extrieate her from this perilous situation, but without :trail, -end it a veil short time after she•was ets/11PietetY b r The Idavokgtin-brie, of 111 : 11nos, -Capt. ‘‘W butt, and the Cievernmeut.laig Piintess.Cisatiotte, Capt. Vulford, with a schooner, perseeeded , fetal Port 'floral 0 Soon. as intellOnce was tetrved If. the a4ciflent, and the two latter returned On. lutkiltuarith the °lR .:ars- sad crew, NAth the eliception.lll Cups. Warren, who surnained by the -wreck, Awl three ntth that were rnfort)in4tel77 Itriowncd. A coof.ititiable quantity of -W specie, hich wets c;trryinl; .to tr jilut in board the I !tuner he*, for Engkutti, was raised, the greater p a y, of whkh has hare brought bath, land the rest 1 ent oabgarti the ,Diamotlci frigate, ~...---- •Ay a , . et, wait a r tio On To it siuy lige4 I Tits Caledonian Hunt met last -week at Stirling, .days froth La Guira , We earn lhat . gm Yvench eta- ' Awl had thcir annual races there. The Stirling 'Rates perialtreigi captured byeheAcasta tesgsteovitenamed . were held at the same time. The sport was-excellent, le Serpent, an t i that the moiled Ott att Vsth ult. -for and there never were such races at that plane. The Barb4dotS, * utickr the charge of the First ll.ieutenint j company was netnerons and respectable. The N ot- the:frigate. The .Aensta remained off the port, in lowing Members of the %flit were present L' hopes of interveiting another French vessel of war, LiAtte,unt-Geno4d.cainOcilk et Moriair, /Soso ; sir W. A. which *es Incenehtzetlf expected to arrive there. Le Cony mil in, Usti. To, surer ; .f is t Zarb of Ernst, figin, and Dal housie; Canis Elphutstone, ll=s Ililhaven,.Arelt CP. ibsid lienalten, see Serpertt had touched . relit - m.IT at M lutv artiitiqUt,il Mantgoinevie ; Hon. Robert Dunds* , and Hon. . ing ; hat diSp4:.'hef o i ho4rd for the C9nunalletee of tt i fele, Charles Dmiglas, John Masiveli Heron, David Hunter Blair, 4 igatliis -aon after -the arrival of the Acute at and. Wm. Erskine ; t ;enrge Rantnay, PAq. of Bunton ;M. Sitcom G u i rzo a t he li: Tei v e ih d i m were de c l ar ed p r i s oners: of , Nicholson, of Carnock ; Archibald Campbell, Esq. of Blyths vrar, but rut put into .confinement ; they were not, Infl,i_f_j,eind C . . 21 1, of Locbitiens Colima Janne Nittiter, however, permitted to go to any consishirable dis. i rlenergrernhers of the Hum , the following twice fxs:nt their pi*** sf-setideace. tiklobleMen were present : A small French brig balks with merchandise, The Mariplis of TV/et-dale, the Eatl of 1510 in-tore, Lord Vis . feat iihttkdaloupe, W4.lolllttediatel7 on her arrival at I town trinerisee Lord Vistount Primrose Lonl Keith, 'Aril' ...4., b ra, alew dayi ti the. tailing of the re,seti moo, She TrinuAt. P. Driininiosul Ilurr.ll, Of Perth, and all the that . ,riittght these . aticesiltsr taken possession of by: lreutgains gentry of kiiirliogsbko a'llials nejaßboollloolL 1 " Z ir the . &tort the dew Mat ea shore, and the ehafislite seg uesetted. 11* Leek sk2op of war, Cap tain'' rieholas, bad 4so arrive at LaGuira from Cu raes.i. 4 driraOhl fire brnice out on the Sth Aligogr, in Ildtlr 'Ot, at mt. Veatkeys candle and soap tna!ni f4crotift Which I#l3 with, ilifsc4ty extinguished, Mips t'Sding consuOeil tWallia dMiiiihg-heNses and several WirelilllsfS., Mfg. mac, 1.0114-techant, atia three infant ehildran,l)criSlieS sts-thoß:unet. ocirarltv.o. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. Tilt KtSG V. JOURNZYMEY IPAPICZt.WAKE,II/1. , Some time ago, six journeymen paper-makers were indicted before the Coma, bared with a com• hination and eonspiracy, along with certain other ,persons, for the purpose of compelling thtieuraeter" , to give a rise upon their wages, with other illegal acts, as stated in the libel. Tlie Counsel for the pri sown objected to the relevancy of the libel, ca the ground that no sock Crime as the one chargod was ictiown to exist is the law of Scotland ; and that theretbre it could not be made a point of dittay be fore the. Court. After hearing Connsel on both sides, at ;Teat length, the Court were of opinion, !that the question was of the utmost importance, and tbterefore ordered printed informations to be giyen in. Informations Laving accordingly been lodged, yesterday the Court met, for the purpose - Of deciding the question of relevancy. The whole Judges were present, and delivered their opinions at grzat length. Lords Ctixta, ecti.vr, and Hensrxxv, were against she relevancy ; and Lords AILVADALF, and Miktoolvtotist were of opinion, that the crime was yidteant to ii tier a criminal prosecution. The Lonu Junior. CLEtit delivered his opinion in favour of the relevancy, in. an eloquent and. impressive speech ; but thele being a majority of the ether Judges against 'the vebeanty; be, according to the constitution of 'the Court, could not vote. • The COnit therefore found the libel not relevant, as laid, and dismissed the prisoners from the bar. OCIURR The Puisie Vh . l4.lA,ss, Cagain Mon; saasd on & t oday last, with couvoy.ior Gottenburg,h. Mitt the aumber.—The felluiving giessele have sailed from Grimsby this week, far Landon, viz : FrittitlOP: 1140 y Rooms; g'ary Ann • S ea n', with deals; trona*, As,t.tv. wish .oats an dZ .wheat; anel Favourite, *saite,a, with oats; rape,' aid mustard-, seed.-,,The Paiperor, Urnate, stated last week to be on shore on was licit of the next tide, w,ithont any damage, at Raving loot an anclioe . and Ode, as vas reported...—The following Tessels . haie -put into Fsearbte' stilton's" - last, viz : better, WOO% from Whiilay, Ca Sunderland ; Gainsbro' and New castle p,teket, Jespaken, from Crainsbro', for New castle Ann,Witmasinop ; Success, Swum: Ssfalt, from tondo% f* Sunderland; tee, ?;Cat. vR*l from Stnelitc_?2, /of Sat.—The ternie Green- wdn, CeptinK.otiAss . , fitting out at Grimsby ithin etpedision, for the transport service.-The Wildimannens from Stockholm to London, waste/s -teep:4 Ors the pth inst. near Yarmouth, by a "trench 11 41*" rvi4Vis re-taken on the llth, neor Ostend, by the az schooner, and arrived at RaMsgitte on the lith.—The sloop Margaret .and Ami , "al 'Barton, Wtta.!4tie Tiateas mantlr, about 45 tons, has been ol e slos about a month, and no tidings could be had 01,her*Until a few day% ago, when the French papecs beauglat m account .of ler arrival at Calais on the '24th *lt. It appears that she was seircd on the night , of the 20th ult. m Killieglsoline Creek, by three French prisoners, who had escaped from Norman, Cense ilarrecks. Thy sloop had about IR tons of coals on board : the master and one man were both asleep in the cabin when theVrenehmen took possession off her. She belonged, v 4 understated, to local Gorse:ars of Barton, an old man, whose sole depend- I arise for, a livelihood was upon this vessel.—ln the; gale cic &sturdily se'neiglit, the Hopewell, ANDstisos4 board from hoc° to Sunderland, 'wan Aiithin A few miles ' l f that port, was 4.lriven hack without a standing, off Scarbro', which port the Captain in vain, at t i empind to tun hoe. but was prevented bythe sea malting k free pilotage over the vessel. Some persons en the pier seeing the perilous situation of the ere* and re‘sel, preyajl,C4 On men to go off in the lift-' boot to their assitkanee, which, in a tremendously high sea, they. effected ; and by their aid the whole trete saved. Mier having in vain tried to bring the vessel up with both her aeglaors, tiiey were obliged . to cut from them, awl run inta.the harbour, which wat with difficulty Accomlished. . . • .4 4 F A ND S, OCIDAER , - • .3 As Baal add villainous piot i aeceffnptsited 14, mist. nrifititendented instances bf ti-tOUlity' that ever enraged poittlic attention, was yesterday -sleyelatied bdfote the Magittratiseati. the Rotation Offiqe in this wzre r - • liatemAsh ury ) a f/ . nitaildies ANALEisTici'llna.s.—hc . Pa '!T, WI -Jr: PAS .DiettAstm --PintitiN has obtrude hinenkijeren the Putdtras "Mt tidgt Ind ilk pti so ,," whq,rrcr tbrefloted the l=ever gosoder,apd Aaalcptic r•kis dot: the }/trite hitfteXthey wilt to: ehihni id ytdie s Orthis man's pr e k. h . Mont, islitin Vitt frislttfoiresithill 11c wall a ?abilities in thy .11 0 ,. tie,-•gatilen at Lambeth, ae kieverLilAibis per week, 1 ,,i A t ., ' wardsiF l 41 Make titilits Oils; tlio toeit2houts 4 *Lich ii e l at amid 'tlActlid - ril to ftlin iu itlass for • that pat ? . page; ' - that he 'deter sli,d, fillti% a*Y. Fart bf tiro frooess 4 IR . Mkt ?Ater, to ttliteh7s.t. . 4.1)4c - rills owe ~ it inNi. raw etrtiaey. It ioiti be roi37,lik, ilairefcirs_ , (hat • Mr. 11 flla Me nit `Dr. Lonti e s .11)4 ; Sind the 'Public *l.ll . 4; Amitsidat degree of &Ads to bdieseti ta'jitte Milo hat isi ghl i 1111111Rib•itive the " - original ailed iiiy rerti:!" %Oh+ • iVer iishibi Dr.' Relies fri reparlitg Ida rivklei, *hen it. legs .. .tiest the Vett+ IbbiettifirAsmlsarid toiNy.,ttar; '. hik h • - 444 1111-1,.. kWh*, itrytesto ' a btlsre Ile bit bhrit T.e • ' -r x A us :X• ktftes reenirtid . 1 . a reot'sl4 tik a r iIA • a ad whist lett * Mille to an - idottitt4 ilite)s . ' 2 W . ' ll'abl,/ iikuttsi r a tipigMesits if Ile Itetntstihlaft limiyeli i' fai4e.El;4l4 ahsisOltiati'boTefttts Atm IfslTS{, is isoliVe . rgiou - saalif s tal cae . , ime nrialtlf aloplobdirth , Ott rotlota? *11.1 ! *14 4 . 41 . we .belyysit Itif ; iiii . litre etrrpv . tr, .ys• Was 44,itt:ril4 1 / 4 • and stentilitteler le I,llttled O'Sdb Sao. Vat Oft x 624 ore {I MI r.1.046}1* WA *ll, 4 f4 a . 41,44:115ir•ch,„4 littra, • utiptiNe gr. iiikolos;4 l 2* ti.tsk, lifibi`ght-stri b4 iFt -6411104 4 60 016 . ed. mitt, ft lit ihthe btgt-Isit s A)riee IL At Autx inclosiod. i .4........ A- 4- - - - Pitg et t sfve til t ' . ta b theTtit ' .14 F. Ne‘ft" ' Ns. 4S- 14 • . Dr tov. parties dary Held, !tear this town'. and: . William Tako- and liii Wire; of traililtly. It Zppitaxed that ift,44guit,; l oo 6 .; in applicatioft ivas m to this Weasawlasy.-Deslgo tu, tuft his wife of some :Canei,alain M t. ,dpftliishil 04 ethdettake th e cure heiselfl' but said; ar y tholailt2 load 4 Mend at SCairla?O', a f;list . l3lvth, Vibe zotsfsl =cane* the stars," and cancer frorktliein itbe knowksige re tinisite to tetnove all cUrpore./l . aod,tlientalinakialiesi and, as a r pteligthintry step, Ve4;,illat tjo' se* §hota olialseigaimei.ve. c?fkt. -6 * l O -BlYtlai. in &Vet . . & at shOdiitt Urn. that oty3e,ififilkeas. oar Lett alneWledgeof her Clisor,sker.. twat won sent,. and i .litoktiotes *mew rent tOtece was -reniefc, - at the toirtfitun. . / )3atergitlia through which 2,ll,ceinnoMicatiota **Set the astro , toter alga the.ttlent Waif ; to be .tasle, ,should have; fbir guinea eis 4 ',ltiesetufsl. to hoe, anti .he . was igt ritittn to give 1 rig° four billeagtonecanotes, inelesnit in a small hat; iii to whieh, if tithe hie orn cariosity, arthe still stionter curiosity cif As . wife, should!ia 'l" _ ......... ns esossrallibm" u -4- ''' duce them to . ih'e' charm wetild be' brokee, and sudagn thath 147644 • . e consevence. •Soon dea r ..................._... war& a letter 3.!iii - - *Crime •Scarha., , diFeetilig OA , -..... Jr , 4 . .. another giaiitea gip s be paid Intoluer, ' i ..,.- •Sivilia _,,, lar resltteitS .w.l 4 etcpeated and camp ' 4 Tijtr •islit fatty gtiiileas fr.actbw•nthus eittuof.c4 e ' se in fatuated people, under 2 ; promise e loweeerOliat they should, by and bye, be . illowed to Oen the' lugs, and these bags , they were toht, would befoaussito contain all the money Aley had aaVanced. After about (Li ayttopths had expired, Paige was de sired to b 44 ;Sew %,, with all the necessary appen d:ll,PM and seed. it to Mary Bate Man, through whose hands it Wits re be transmitted to the nymph of Scarbro'. The bed, &c. which cost eight poundi, were bought, and notes, totlse amount of thirty pound s . mote, iairal at various times into the hands of the im. ' pastor. ' A set of china:a:as also' furnished to her. Perigo and hie Wife; thus drained'of all the money -they had lit the Weehl, and all the sums their format' gond eit-d it bad enabled them to raise, and the wife's hissitth still growing werse rather than better, labor sae ,. linpatietit to-look into the mysteritnis /)ags, an -extract . Trott them the wealth they contained. Mal. Bateman then received, as she said, a picket from Scarbro' ; this, packet contained `a powerful charm. which was tube; mixed npin aptiddiug, to 3e pTepared foi. the p ue p a g e , nitil of vlti4h Perigo and his wife wove to eat, bet on Mai ItteOullt to alloW any p4rson to p artake with them. Ti. • { husband ate spariiney vile ill _netlike the taste.; bite hit wok, j'es scrupu ottf,, ate freely. They . both beeame sick attpost.winiediately, and continued in the Most deptorible situation fcr . 2$ hours : the wife lost the mil 6 - her limbs, and, after Languishing five dap, died on the gillday, 11107, a victiiu 41 credulity. rerige recovered rArtially ; but f . am Hiat t time to the present he never had the perfect use of ' hit limbs. Part of the pudding was. by way of ea perbaieit, gi,Ven to . a cat, and it died; same fowls alio picfted. up other parts of it, and shared the same fate. Contrary to the direction of Mary 'lawman, Perigo applied to a surgeon in this town fur advice, and was told by him that he had taken poison, but i fortunitelo Wit in a quantity sultsienqy large to oc casion hi s death. From the•death of his wife till Wednesday last, the charm continued to operate en the lieshand. At one i I time he went to Manchester by the direction of this 1 Jezebel; at another he sent her one of his wife's gowns; again she contrived. to Coax or frighten hintout oi. another gown, a petticoat, and the family Bible ! And last of nil she demanded from him half a bushel of rheat, with three seven shillings.pieces Inclose& Hli creditors at length beeatne impatient, and the !tepee I . of getting any part of his property back failing, he determined to brave 211 danger, and look into the mystetions bags—hut What must have been his sur prise and vexation to find that the catastritts of these bags were not worth one penny ! and to find himself • a pauper, without. property, and with a ruined con sti tiirion. I The bubble uchv burst; and he laid his hopeless ..... 1 case before some of his neighbours; by their direction I I'o I'HOMAS TAYLOR, E.SO. IMary B a teman was apprehended ; witett brought 1 Nn. n, NEVI BRIUGE-STitlitY, LCSIDONII 'before the Magistrates, she in part•confessed her ilii. I.SIR--1 consider it but an art apatite dice to the l ‘sov i n an q s u a ce as ic icm vi e , kres an bir d hy ;: in d ht m oirn i n tie e d lcio t sn h t je a ui t irc there tui ; wi th : o s a n it.o o lth‘ s ‘ u .ae c r l ld i v tie ltilei : i i 11:170:tab ui j e ,. • ,dtii ii :_c:e o rt f atloll ' ir o crwte l; il l errin .ll o t rau K sretn t. z ..:b : P ve(b.i. . it :i citmie • w rit od.,:dhu tfT wium i yarot l e . hy l c . uspr Si tlkese t p o llem7 ...4 ., ,, ,,,,, . „, T id ie , vile purposes. The Magistrates have committed the . enlers arising thereffiam) was reduerii ginleAt to a skew" std offender to the House of Correction, but whether to although he had thebest ilicilleal millet which' Crittld be etiasied, i he tried for swindling practices, or to be removed ' Entitled a variety of patent medicine*, nothing dealt* procured t from there to the county gaol, to take her trial for ; / whic h - """" to ails his tile ' 444 . 40t* h " 1 " . *Pike ' be re • mined in a mist reduced and pitiable •ituanon far tiro yews. wilful murder, is net yet known. - . Viable to f snow hi. profess:oil, and wen* ebie to walk or Ma On searching the house of this woman (who has t i ...o stand on Ilia legs; in fact re anewloa hoar lint ever 'append . a husband and several children l, the bed and some . • ree•it for him ro recover. Ho ants advised at last to ti& r Idle other articles, the property of W r it tam Perir , amount - 1:11 ;e MIC ti e V. - 4 rili ' l.--he aftent o t'f il ati ri n u itr st e tha n rlct ing in value to about ten or twelve tiounds , wer e ly tw to o t ti h o e u il s i , ecda ba f. fiti", . alteration fur tin better; this ercouraged bite te found, and will be restored to the owner. i i proceed, , wd by taking a few boxes more be found bit eloper* `` . - i am:Strength gradually return, and is now es healthy a nt:loom etc 111/CII4S. I may man I know. You are w e lconw, Sir, to refer layperson to Yesterday, at his House, hi K' I'HS.1 'HS. York-plate, the Lady of Captain ,me f or a confirmation of the Shore account, if it seisitl be Patters's, et odeugliter... doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble tervittn. On the tads instant, the Lady of Lieutenant Stewart, (signa l-' Whiter to Admiral frfentagu) of a sou. Library, F o lkstone, July In, 1805. 71408. PITRPAY. I Prepared aced sold by the oils Propletor, Thornaa Tacife• In Upper Median-etruer,,Dublia, the Lady of Captain George Burdett, of Royal Nat'l, of a- On. At S t acumnie, cuuetfltildere, the Lady of Sir Simon Brad- „ mere 'than forty Vestal in a bileinbur.of the Royal College of tittrgeons, Landon , at hh Keret ' ; No. 9- New Bridge-street ; where, after a count Int residence at •' practice pou-ticulitlf directed to th owt, Bert. of a ielder. ' ; Cure of Venereal Coninklets and those itirldertil to the pa n sy e. MARRtEII. ; Geeer...lein in both StitiV. with that inviolable ACIFI:CT n(W • Os Thursday, the 20th instant, at Sefton, by the Rev. R. Roth. men of his l insfession should always observe, be dieters iiiinselts well, Edward I'vlostyn, I,sq. wily GM 4if Sir Pyers isdostyn, Bart. the.adviee and assistance he g attlitousty administer.. to tweete r °Mart os Prances , cidtat daughter of the late Ni- taking th is Medicine , wi l l h e e ste e med, b y a discerning rables cholas Blundell, Esq. of Crusta l Hall, lola* Cooney Of Lancaster. .as an advantage seldo t o to* obtained, and void otantbirity. _ On Thursday , at St. Martin's Church, •Coinhesaar, c a p t ain• Also sold, by his appointment, for the conetnlence . If teed Charles. Craven, R. N. and Goverme of th e amid Hospital at Hadar, to Mn./ Brooke, relict of ohs Ikea. John Moore Brooke, ileitis at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. SG, St. Alban o-streetf Pall Mall ; the Toy-shot, No. Me, osferd. street ; Mr. Di . ite. Rector of Folkinghate wad Helplinglaust, iti Litioaduthite, and rottith'S. No. 7, Fith-streetshin; Mt. Akita's.- South - I " 4l fs youngest daughter of the late Captain Wan. .I odd, R. N. . Edliiirgli ; Mr. M‘Donald's, Glaisovr;.Me..C&Hwell 5,80D7l Friday seenighi, at Chapel ? LincelhiShire, Mr. Rekort Daus, bit. Wine's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atltinien'a,triabeheat!e i and Ii! aged 72, to Was Milgate, aged 16 ! i one person in every considerable town ha Greet Britain and - At Cork, James Moore, of Maryborough, grandson of the late land, ih hoses of only 2 s. 9 d. each , sealed.up with fall and plaid Itt! . Sir Emanuel Moore, Bart. to Min Elizahcila Swanton, second diiectlens, whereby persons of tither des may cure themiew daughter of WM. Swinton, Esq. of Ballydatiala. ' , with ease, speed, secrecy, and tunny. ' N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up will IX ILL ! Stoup, on wide, by favour of the Cnitunissioners it printelii• Monday, John Maskilson, lissp of the General Post-Olßee. t the somp .ogke—.T. Taylor, Utter tit. 20th il, ilibt' in UPPIII., Path - street , Bath , aged 17, imitate which lii 1._.......................„,_.................-........../elorry, and all roller. arecounterfea. IR. a very serer* mans of several itiontais, owns witargreat pa. No. 9, Nest Bridle-steer *Wee and nailesatioo,iaisaboth ifraetes,Silakiinglattt of Jams* HIGH- WA l'iiß AT LONDON BViI)GE TO-M9RROArs . Pgot Int*, Esq. , i Mornng *1 . as 'Amite. after •At WilniaLaw, lathe went{ of Clisesteroct his way frem Sea. ; ''''' Afternoon--S___ ....._,,_.,..._ ftitsuteg litter . I.' had to Cheltenham, on the 1 2th illia. Lieutenant-Cele:al lames. ' Paterson, tate of the Bombay liAlablimbrront. At Lerwick, Shetland, ou the stb iust. Catherine Yea, aged' ON - Printed and Publistied by LEVEL RE. ..-c, of Od Lambeth, at the STAR.Oltillea, No.l, WI tot years—retained her faceless. Had. been Wed attic years I rti ebin t P1u.e .„.,............1' , before she tiltd. LOND . . . _ _. i street riainswo. ease At the RrAa-Or riga. Triple Bar. 1:1$.41.1 cia.Etlitlials' 10 - .C.41181140t151 ' 141.14. 7 rk4 glik 4: , :lis -helve •long Abatilitilltiltilthit itthluirg ht the ItTiteltt puletierol-theateggehieget irk; ai m; 110 4 . =, a.ltd- Alm their their .grtmt -mums its "NM oismisue &la w ft., oxii NI it et Oti tr pitiedti . of cilitinthun ood, ' „,. ft sitk ciiiii4if tith bite M . teliftstli;gtrocorevWittett, - Sft CI 5 1t :; Tvidet4 ailebetabget.taiiiy tiav tad *lei the ViSebtikit luy,t i c4e n tsgs pets - hated toNokr -thasa'sulle philikoket shelf *lid sattcrion of their triune. lieTollOWiiiii is 1 /trout 't,tf their elksey : • 14 T3eAtt-Vdtr, itsverfortiwtr>r, gstith iii'lti,l6 l 2l:l2oi , " ClegeOtt h&ayt ireesents iiiiihenplernituts to Mr. Mot: V: though cot ,penbcally occuetittedlitth tibb,,tottld,t4t-itattills: vour, if he,ivouhl sand him tone us lira Doves othisiihrts last as he possibly can. /vll4.lltryti, whio has aim* wa d $ 4 411464 . case, is no* pregnant, mid veirhmheil; air die& . tsit *IAA hoot horn to MI s.lAllyti, tts 'MI tett, - *Road ibkortoh: Slit 'amity, eapsin I,loyd4tits it Ms Autt VI tgeollthilittallillF4i ' wherever he goes; he rtailf thighs.! hit.tiAttou lel& *kr shale .persous is veativrs its this , count:At woulsbile+blitiksik. the coniinunity." The Pills are foind to beim itteimirattlitt tut,* for the tune tune of the stowiacit, for curing inPantit, tri'prerniftsf crudities, and thuir confomt4st disuree*frenritieteus lecl/Sts.,. i*leneies. They preveut inti4tualititil hourte , ary iusithisuipp, s i i k head-Athos, alid hearttuol, iirbich is orcamovvil -lay .pregruurr.- :kW s debilitated stantkelt, tihether iristPt . irtutilhe Urs:llolty at the rechutdant bile, ituumperilte '<lift, or'4/tinhieg to tkCiiiis .1 sal wholettle anti sttail lig ft. &Meet, Nct. 1. , etliacelk scorner of Paternoster-row, Laudon; Paster ? Egfuhrst r op, .titzoigovi ; avid 'totail liy 'lnuit couiurr Metticinvljaudurs, is b i aig litt *.98. sod 4s.tsuelt. % . -• : • 14P011TAbit 1/IgI2O'VIILY-.. . • It Mvitritage tie! Psasilc Mutt 2iW111:11161 . ..‘: -1- Irani rogolarly educageti proteseitmoi Men dietetlorilbie,• • • lett?lunirely dirk stn.:be:to one epee*. of nudady.wels *recipe& itieetty 1140fronstrittd than h r the ageit si,d - as litatiokis ognertaea the nintiontrat ion of direr 1 1 04 v ighligY,At.tl the eittork, linary gams it has perfonneti. floe a lontrotriet of Yeats, Mews. ennuis. anti Co. Seep:ol4 formerly in kis iljqieety'storrice.hain • bunk the Vreiterval Diatise the particular ttilcct of th.:lt iovistf ; Vinton. Mut are happy in having ffistihi.stkl aJnedl3:* su;crinr tot inettoty itt the vide of dot tortirlelast; it Is St:Relent tutstiserce s than the efforts of Hen irately ate 1141. - ttt ?featly Opposfte toOhne' mornory, for though it colopkiety etitticetes every revise se Hot virus. iu its most confirmed stages, t t.it dues not itt tisefesse• inlet! the Cintschtitiod On th e eolltrary, it enermterithe Itstern' • in afl lut ftnteffirta, .tnoiltutes apiretfte, ?tad fitetlftSteedi!• : peak*: thin. illet:101 of redwing allowitg and rironots bon to the I:rightful conditima that mercury does, it net oftly ph hares that constitution to its pi.alittec res.totns a weak. ' and debilitated one to t:s natural strength end vigour. blisinLY- • tiistolites are on rest-at record of the *parlor efilekcy Of I*. Medicine. its inherent ami siwallie iiriseo *dot io ni liertittge • : eorrerthre to bodilr drbilirn whiaint• prireeediggftotuaihtseVas. of conings/ or illicn pleasune.,:ogfrotkike *tete lutisliptin tkorift . , • not les. degruabk, indulgence of ipaagtibu*youth•of both se lit a certain peralikatkliilat. Anthist the tiirlandioly Cariise tr . gi..,,rders which are the consequence of tkis salittry tire, tiirtt:ll4 • none ittooe.lllllrelogokan tire rli.rrksattig acre ot.tlelilNtylod * 2 : 1 • fiekncY whirh pre, verts or embitters tisk loetoltatteiri state; tte Unhappy tuti•rrt broods uv itistigonntlievashalluttitol.e 4l %•;'• liefOintit he is retitievit to mirk i state ofaidknets aa:to rcadek. ht opewessise. 'l'o sorb remits, it brittle . * ettnerilitturtfirt- • . ti o n'to know, that theft may n0w,30, new isiodi at . treatment. be resturehl w that sr,tfok al tsol hors, Welsh..., oi Biros*, manly atlitvigoratts cionstittgkon, • . , - Its all cases of deVality.tletelehiyA dint *hats rof _moot arising, as well as In matey sptale* wi *Defeat Inftcrenti, WWI. Currie anti Co. awe be outisultai lbt_itattenti tat skint use Obit At greatest secrety, and honour, >k their house, N 9. If Tj liattoo- Gattlert. Vatients in the country. sitorribiog the.pirdrularisk their eomplAnts, by lett:riiostlEll, elk:lo44g a Batik note;md hare the neatioary met:beim: and advice toot to toy pert ot.the • kingdotn. No. 1411, hiaitasti.ul It .' DUBLIN, OCTOBift !O. Cor.t.tra ?to RORATX, 'who has long infested the' Countiei Louth, Meath, &c. has been arrested by Captain Fete in Church-sweet ' • and al th ough several inhabitants of that neiglibolirhood were repeatedly called upon for their assistance, not one gave the least 'aid. This fellow liad . the hardihood at noon day to .I commit his atrocities an horseback. Mr. Fox has , tracid hit stud in several parts of this city and in the 'country, consisting, we hear, of five horses, all or l we prestige to be stolen. Large rewards were I. offered ' by the Gentletaen of Meath and Louth for his apprehension. Se' Iflucit was this freebooter 'dreaded,, that the polite of both counties gave up at tempting his dettetito, be hating dectared that he would die beSore be surrendered. Considerable cre dit is due to Mr. tox, for the celerity and courage he displayed on this occasion. At Sherburne fair, n.n Monday ce'neight, there waisi the greatest shear of Sheep and lambs ever r emeirk , bared, not less 6211.15,000 were penned. Lan 1 sold oo the average 6s. per head below the last year'i prices, and a great number were driven awsertinsolds 'There was Asa a. great may fat tntd lean beasts ; the sale of both sorts dull; and the prices declining. Mr. Curtis, of Martin, in returning frem Horn eagle market on Saturday se'nnight, was overtaken by two Me/t on !tersely:lA, %who apz.eated to be a gene tletnatt and his servant. After entering into some • • conversation, the latter presented a pistol to Mr. The Myatt fruit plena hat already fallen WO litre. Curtis and demanded his money. ?s r. C. offered. putt. iri l '.: West Indies , and. neg l ee t e d in most of the him his purse, containing eight giiin.e-is, which the pi.intations into which it had been introduced, as the robber desired butt to give to the other gentleman !—. negroes do not like-it , and will not eat it if they can and then demanded his pock et book, which was. sea get any thing else. cordingly. delivered, but fortunately contained oars On Saturday evening an Inquest was held at the few memorandums.; they then rode off. • -• , Carpenter's Arms, Change-court, Strand, 0111 r at iew A disorder among children • commonly cella the of th e body of Hiatiaah lamb, who was but to C/01,12, has of late been eery prevalent. We co m ma death the preceding evening, in Butleigh.street, (as nicate, for the information o parents, the result of au' , i m perfectly mentioned ou Saturclay). It appeared' esperiment which is said to hay* been most success- i that this unhappy child, nine years old, was born iful :—The danghter of a Gentleman at MilaXtid was delf, dumb, and blind . ; she had been put to bed • eirtrely attacked. and pronounced irrecoverable by! about nine o'clock on Friday night, when her Ma the medical aid called in. Her father imnierged her Baer went up stairs to speak to her husband, who is up to her chin in water as hot as she could bear iti, an ivory turner, and in the interim the child get out and kept her in that state for A quarter of an hour . of bed to sit by the fin:, whelk it is supposed a carder I till she nearly fainted, after which a small portion oi fell ob her shift, and set it in a flame, and her matt- rum and oil was given her ; she was then wrapped in • r.tl intim-trier preventing her calling for assistance, she 1 a blanket and put to bedsby which means she vratporai t . / as, on her mothe r ' s retool, found scorched in a' fectly recovered. O n the dissection of children dying mast shocking manner. Four surgeons were sent for, of this disorder, a thick glutinous matter has been' T it, after lingering a few hours in great agun site fieind covering the lungs, which preveatel.dse res-* rpitd.—rVerditt, Accidental Death. ration. ~~ t II . irs at