Star.
London, England, 1812-08-20 00:00:00

MORNING,R

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• Vhn has not wak'd enlist the &icy sounds
Of Suminer's2Morning, in the sultry stroke
Of noisy I.nndoil 1 On the pavement hot
The sooty chimney boy, with ding face •
And tatter'l cavil g, shrilly bawls his trade,
Rousing the sleepy housemaid. At the axe
The milk-pail rattles, and the tinkling bell ,ti
• Proclaims the dustman's office, while the street
Is lost in clouds Impervious. Now begins :4
s• The din of hackney coaches, w:.ggoas, carts ;
While tinman's shops, and noisy trunk-milkers,
Rnire.grinders, coopers, squeaking eotk-eutterst -
Fruit-barrowsvand the hunger giving cries " ' A
Of vegetab:r venders, nil the air.
Now cit., shop displays its vary'd tratlt, t ' •
• And thnfre‘hosprinkled pavement cools the Olit `, •
, Of early walk. rs. At the priv,a'e door
iThe ru.kly housemaid twirls the-busy mop,
~ Annoying the snrart 'prenticetornsas girl
'I epping with bend box, li3htly. Now the Sets
Darts burning splendour on the sneering pane,
Save when the canvass awning throws a shade
On the gay merchandi,e. Now spruce and trim,
In shops where Beauty smiles with industry,
Sits the smart damsel, while the passengers
Peep through the window, watching every charm.
Now Pastry d.iiiities catch the eyes minute
Of humming ii:sects, while the limy snare
Waits to enthral them. Now the lamp-lighter
Mounts the tall ladder, nimbly vent'rous,
To trim the halt-filled lamp, while, at his feet,
'1 he pet•boy yetis discordant. All along •
The sultry pavement, the old clothesman cries
In tone monotonous, and sidelong views
The area far his traffic. •Noiv the bag
, Is slily open'd, and the half.worn suit
(Sometimes the pilteed treasure of the base
• Domestic spoiler,) for one half its worth,
Huh. hi the green abyss. The porter now
• Bears his huge load a:ung the burning way,
And 'the poor Poet wallas from busy dreams,
To paint the Saturn.; Morning !

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officers, beftcled brMr. NAKIS, hastena to the spot,
' dispersed the rest, and shut t - gait s.
Gust mi ALL% -•-• Holland and I. iilee, who were charged
on Tuesday with attempting to pick the pocket of a
Gentleman on-Ludgate Hill, were again brought up
yesterday, when, the piaster of Holland stated that he
had lime acted in a most improper manner, and could
not be better disposed of than being sent into his Ma.
jetty's service.: The prisoners agreeing in this sug-
gestion, were 'sent to the tender.- • `.
. ,A.bake,t..in Lad-late, Wood-street, was charged
with e.aposing Tor . sale bread' of less weight than is
prestribedby. laty. Mr. Lines, the
,Fotemau of the
inquest,"gate2l,:that having been. infoithed by the
ririghboirtsleratVl4l 0. Vended lightht,bad, he eliflect
atalirsalioperesurday anneniag.f • -1-f* there, found' bilk
!FP: 9VRI tele t 104twess eight of *bleb. sturr.short:of
wel:ikt, 4Tlf-14wi weep i4.Atrillingidegreqjheavier than,
the st3ti dirt!, in ocklideristion of which be left.tW.4
light"laavestlietrntli' bit' brotighi away six, which
proved to be tweray-one.oundeg 'llifitient. Sir' W.'
LEW ES •obserwed, that the offence-auto( the most ag.
gravated nature, as he was, guilty of a species of fraud
which, in the. present times of scarcity,- was particu-
larly oppret.ove. In consideration of that beingi"pe
first tinfe df 'hi: being drought Gyore a Ma:is:Mat-4he
would only fine him in the mitigated penalty cif • ttio`
shillings and sixpence per ounce. The•itefediaint
pleaded the usual excuse of a hot oven, but Sisr,W...
said, it was utterly impossible that such an apology
could be received, more especially as one loaf alone
was 7.i ozs. deficient. A fine of £3. and 6d. Was
then paid, which was ordered to be distributed amongst
thepoor of the ward, and the bread sent to the priso-
ners in the Compter.
HIGHWAY ROBBFAY,77-E, Edwards was charged " . HlClL&eatica 1•11.1.0.. A
with robbing John Lackey, an aged man, and a resit IN the various complaints incident to die Inman
dent of Henley upon Thames, of 54 guineas in gold, I frame, there are none,mtenz dreedfulin ibeirnature, nor mere
on the preceding night in Fleet-street. The corn- ailliatrenti:ng ink',thelirm:e
andn Bladdi.rtfiaannd ILnit?lsa ts.el
al.'ldhSe neer: Pcuaimna'
plainant stated, that as he was tsalking near the con- i plaints to which every person is liable.. **Cate a foitaldativa tee
net of Fleet-street, between 11 and 12 o'clock, he every other species of di-o. der. 1110kMAH'11. Pa Lt'. tuns-
posed of the most innocent irigredient4, haikbeets found of aut.
was surrounded by several men, who pushed him
about with great violence. i He went into Temple's !huelar"s`a
urine, but inin happily rmyrtqgtheir.g . lithe tpotrrrotmilurhit'tsoliZ .
wine-vaults to avoid them, when the prisoner rushed fronf which proceed the ahoy.: cornnlaluts dle.• linnet; g the
in after him, seized him by the breast, and drag4ed - cancuit, or gritty seerettons, and banishing etert pernicious ten-
him out amongst his companions in ;he street, put his dency to these disertiess. *About aeollnenteßk. creel a conse
se'sVee-
v.tfa the kesweqi tut qua! ty of 'brie tills, fultycirinced •by w
hand forcibly into his pocket, and drew forth a small
' bag, in which were 54. guineas ; these he attempted a
aopr- reeciP4rl7l(nl:icitdnd asnualicuy Yrea:4l7; ttl:leeyabuee com age 'irpelad:rnts. die
nialatath.
to give to a woman near him, wheat the bag tell on the ! Sold wholesale and Petah at ..ii. 13Alet's, 4, tAteiyside,.eorder
of l'atenscistet•Tutit ; and renal by Selam end sharp, l'ortanottelli
, ground, and several of the guineas tell out ; ' witness
Gosport ; Ainutt, Weston, Mellott, and
immediately grasped the prisoner by the throat, and , 11,"::1 ari, n.4)1/./ '
o,labbxeteNr t*CLtusorkwoiri)::, Ctlejt3ialltleer„Gamili
although pressed .nt all sides, he kept his hold until hen, and Hsallosianel.Lwilurtly
two officers came up, and secured the prisbner. None ' Ma:annaid,Giassow • Smith, MinderstOn Scutt, ma' Cargill,
of the guineas were recovered. John Baxter and Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath; Resa and Plat, Hull; Cresson,
ward+ and Penny, and Billing., Liverpoels-Stains and Lynch,
Daniel Prince, two of. the patrole, heard the cry of . FAliv
Gregory,
i;ghßoo.oxitv.enittetmotice h; Knott andLl.,yd, a riniosbens I
stop thief; and on coming up, tound the prisoner in
dengoiriyiioxesni es'. ed. h.' Brighton;
and
atone
Medicine
Via.
the custody of Lackey. :I' i.e prisoner' said, the offi-.
cers had persuaded the complainant to swear away i Tilt: -FIRST PRODUCriON 'IN 'f HE WORLD. .'
his life. The Constable of the night, hut( ever, said, . Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the Princes Vat Wales
that the deposition of Lackey, from first to last, kid i and Dube of Sussex, and mascot ihe Nobility. .• - •
been decisive as to the identity of the priscner, who', MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. —The liaises
of this Oil, t :trotted flan a tree taxa* .ass Indies, art {e-,
i was consequently fully committed. In the prisoner's
conn oaths bads ottruth,experietste,and the most re spec-
! pocket was found a flash-note, but nothing else of ; table"
antatredited testimonials. Wiwi, the hats has been held
. i
mportimoe. • i for, years, this Oil will fuliy•teplenish It. It nourishes and pre-
J. Crivaliy, W. IVells, and J. Bradley, were charg-
ed with &king the [rocket of J. Goodwin, in Fleet-
'serves the Hair from falling off or chastens 's colour to .the
latest period of life; and by-its moisture eradicates whaiev,r
hinders its proVeth, and soon makes it thiik and regular. Ladies,
street, the .night before, during the • illuminations •.-' especially, wi
Johnsoni an officer, saw the prisoners. talm . from' -thewin find the beneficial effects of this Oil, as it eiveito
the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scet.t, curl, arc. and renders it
pocket of kr. Goodwin a handkerchtek. He name. ieexpressib!v at:tacting. It Is also pre-eminent fur Cbildren's hair
diately acquainted GlaQ win of the circumstance, and, • instead of soap, Sta. Is cleaners :behalf much easter, eradicates
the cart, I. extremely pleasant to tlik Infant, and brings the hair
with his assistance, took them into custody. The '
• - • ;yI to a beautiful state; also groosot s the igrowteof whiskers, eye.
were remanded. - -.,
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ii. Pia. 'who Was suffered to goat large, Op bafl,.• in dressing, with 4 without ponder. It is particelarly recora-
on Tuesday after he had been charged with breaking ' mended to use immediately after Sea-bathing, and during travel-
Mr. Mist's windows, in • Fleet-stree was called, but ling iti. hot climates; and intinaoy ether respects.it pokesses pro.
t,
did not appear. Mr. Mist attended, in the hope that :4erutcseusdnbeaeltedloOlf inisaa.nyanPareillatillupPerf'abslomelnear naSOlndiew.hol
esah
some of the gentlemen;sdhidecl tuna having assisted 1 and retail by the
.Proprietors Rowland and Son, Kirby-street,
1
in breaking his windows 'weitild-dotne forward.
• Sir , Hatton Garden, and by their appointment, by Messrs. Heodres,
W. asked whether any inch
*it lemon were • *ere in at.: ilerfumeri to her Majesty, Titchborne•rreet; Bayley and Bk.w,
Cockspur street ; Smyth, 117, New Bond-street; S. Berry, 17,
tendance ? when the constable of the night said that 1 Grief-meet; .RI e, 65, Chap id d their
Ihe had called at their boutes in Si. Paul's Cbtiech- . by'all swbolies'ak Ltd retail Perfumerse2e'
acrd
Medicine"Venndters in
t
yard, Doctor's-Conitotti,..oe Sirao"4 and Seething- ! Loadenoiad to every Town throughout the Empire.—Beware of
',Couitterfelts.--Otwhom m.ay be had, Abatis Extract, for eradi-
cating all Disorders, of the, let and Gums, and rendering them ,
before the Magistrate ; and that they had "pia mised 'her Royal Highness the
Ito call upon' Mr. Mist, and make compensation for Duchess extremely
il York. Pike ter°lls. 36d. . *bud 4s. 6d. per bottle; or tie
the damaete sustained. Mr. Mist' s.tid, they bad rot Powcer ar ss. sod. per boa.
I c..lied at Itisliouse before 12 o'clock ; he did not feel
I el: posed to take additional troubie, nuwever, and
should therefore take a legal retnedy. U
KWH • H AIL.— YesterdA y a-pawnbroiteritas sum-
mimed before the Sitting Magistrate, charged on the
1 Mint minion of Ann Hoar with taking greater inte.
I rest th in that billowed by Act of Parliament. It ap-
I peared, from her 'testimony, that she pit dged • 4 sheet
at the defendant's shep on the 7th of August for 05.
and redeemed it next d-iy, pledged it again for Is.
and that the defendant, although it. had been in
pledge only one day, charged the full month's inte-
rest, namely, one penny. He. was convicted in the
mitigated penal, of 40s. and Bs. costs.

ADDREsiiiiTni kßite. •
AR. SPILSBURY begs leave to inform the Pub-
nciting freers the amasing and immediate rise* the art!-
' de of GLAIS he fah .himself compelled to advancie the price of
his Medicine riom ss. 6d. to 61.—The Double Bottle will also
be advanced ed. per Bottle t but the largst slam Will retsina at
the original price.
It is cowls period of Ten.Yeers linen this valuable-Medicine
has been increased in price, although every articht connected
with it has made a most sapid advance—Under these drains-
stances Mr. Settsaue 'I respectfully informs the liuWlc, thit on
the 10th of August, &Bt2, the above prices. Will 1210
Dispensary, Soim-square, July. 42, .0 • , •
r—rklE tollowing'Ciscular Letter ha. joit been:tient
L by Dr.SOLP.II4OIc of Liverpool, to all IsislAgerktsr .
am Undei the netessity of acquainting you, that having for;
many years past refrained trom.advancing the prise of my Medi-
cines, notwhlsstatteling the togre)dilitifi ivblth com Pose carnstave
gradually rises to mine that double the seta:they ,edieftsally nee
I am now obliged, in conseqintire of the Ncw Dety,of 100:pdr
Cent. on Glass, to fix the price 4( my lialf•Gu pea potties q;
nolilevenkihilling• each, 'Ad I Inteliarise you henvibrth to 111
that price, front which lon auto make no *ate/avert
To the S3ll. Faintly. Bottles lit present mobs noteatra charge,
consequently purehasers will have the queuptity of.foor. bolt les in
one fur. the same prlee as three smal ones."
NEWTON'S DENFIVR/CE.
I'HIS 'Powder is as pleasant in the application, as
it is excellent in its eir-_-cts; it speedily renders the Teeth
white and smooth, thetuttihttealthibi, red, and firm; and by CAI.*
stint use will preserve the: at in flit desirable state. It fortibeli.
the enamel and prevents the eecumulation of tartar; and even
where'tbe enaniel•bas been impaired by the application of ,perni-
cious dentifrice' or by any dther meitts, it 'will renovate it in a
manner to he creditsd
.only by those litho experience or witness
its efficacy To the general approbation of Ntivross'a'l corm.
I'owDER, the Proprietor, is proud to boast of references to many
elevated haracters-dr-the Bridelaand Foreign Cours. Wholesale
orders are requested so be addressed to Mr. Newton% Agroti,
SMAW and Env/naps, 66, on the Poet-ways Bt. Paul's Church-
yard, nearly Opposite the North Gate, in boxes Ys, pa ea. h.