Star.
London, England, 1809-08-03 00:00:00

CROWN SIDE.

Roiled Girdle?. 'was capitally indicted, under the
statute of the 26th of Geo. 11. tot plundering a wreck
on the Isle of Sheppey •
The case was opened by Mr. Ct nwoon. It ap-
peared that on the Igth of January last a boat wAs
driven ashore on the Manor of Minster, in the Isle of•
Sheppey, and marked as belonging to the Lord of
the Manor, until its former owner appeased. The
next morning it was found broken to pieces, some of
which was discovered in the possession of the pri,
sorer.
The Loan CHIEF BARON said, this was a question
of 'the right of Salvage, which ought to have been
tried as a civil action, and reprobated this mode of
indictment for a capital offence. The Jury ,found
4the• prisoner Not Guilty.

MAnusonouon-STREET.—Yesterday Jinn Dawson
was fully committed, for obtaining of Elisabeth Da-
vis a 7s. piece, a dollar, and half a crown, under pre-
tepee of foretelling future events. The prosecut ix,
who resides in South-street, Grosvenor-square, stated,
that the defendant accosted her at the area . gate,
with her basket of china, and informed her-that. her
face denoted .good fortune, when .she gave her half a'
crown to tell her fortune. The Sybil then inforyned
her, that at. the death of her husband, which would,
.soon take place, she would marry a noblematt, by
whom she would have four children. Jane Ware,
the prosiecunix's servant, had her fortune told. also,
' and was astonished at being told of a misfortune she_
had in the country some sears ago. Mr:. Davis ex-
. pressed her desire to bear more, and then the charm
was introduced, that is, the defendant received gold
and haver, the 7s. piece, and the dollar, to prognos-
ticate further. A great secret then came out, that
the husband of Mrs. Davis had a great deal of' hid,.
den treasure, and that in halfan hour she shotild. be
made acquainee'd-ivith the hiding place, as the charm
would in that time be perfect. She then left the
house to return in'the half hour, but the anxious ex-•
pectation of this weak-headed prosecutrix, was disap-
pointed, and she never again saw her • until yesterday
Morning, when she was apprehended.
R.F.cotteett's REPORT.—Yesterday the RECORDER
made a Report of the following convicts under sen-
tence of death in Newgate, viz. .

J. Brown, for horse stealing ; T. Bone, for house breaking :
W. Higgins, for stealing in a dwelling house • W. Lowe, for a
like offence ; Powell, for a like offinee ;W. Jones, alias H.
Sinclair, alias J. Sell, for forgery; J. Warner, J. Marsden, and
J. Headhfor staaliag in a dwelling house ; Hanlon, White,
and J. Smith, for burglary ; and W. Lowe, for returning- from
transportation When W. loner, alias H. Sinclair, alias J. Sell,
was ordered for execution on Wednesday next. C. H. Bavens-
aroft wab•not reported.

The very serious and general complairits lately made_
of the scarcity of guineas Prove to have been
founded. Several persons have been employed` hi
.collecting, in markets and other places where the Or-
culatton of the current coin of the country most pre-
dominates, specie to a large amount, for which they
have been accustomed to give a premium of five per
cent. in tank notes. This infamous traffic is at length
clearly traced to different sources, and it is ascertained,
that considerable quantities of guineasliave been sent
out of the country. Yesterday a seizure was made of.
some eases in which. no less then thirty thdusand gui-
neas were packed. The most dili.,:ent" search is mak-,
ing after the offending panics, alid the guineas are
safely preserved: •

10 1 HOIfIAo.TAYLOit, ESQ.
...
Salt, -No. 9. New Bridge-street, London.
ICONnrkErft. it but an act. c:f justice due to the
' . merit:.
of Yniir r.AKE's PAT NT ruis, to communicate
to you the following Cure, wbieh has recently been performed by
them. An acquaintance of finite, Who by the breaking out is
o'td yeuereal Complaint (attendeetby 4 coinOcation of disordeo
arising thrreft ors) was reduced almost ma skeleton, and altho'
he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and triAl
a variety of patent Medicines, nothing could be proct:red w:ticil
seemed to spit his case,•or /to hint any siirvice ; he remained ic 3
most reduced and pitiaide situation fu r . two years, unable to ;(1.
lOw his profession, and scarcely able :o walk or even to :4:lnd's
Oils leg, ; in fact, no one who knew 'aim ever supposed it posy t
'for; butt to recover. He was advised at last to try. your I.catci
Pills:—be did so, adhering strictly to the directi .ns given T'
tketn—he had not taken morn than two boxes, before be into'
an alteration for the better—this encouraged him to proceed 74'
liy taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and btrovi
gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any ma,
know. You WV welootty. Sir, to refer any piirson to me fay
confirmation of the above account, if it should be d mined. I :.st
Sir, your obedient humble servant, THOMAS PURL/AI..

Mr. GEORGE F.,v4tEito-, an eminent stationer, of
Leadenhall-streets, was drowned on Monday, in the
Medway, at Maidstone, at which place he was on a
visit to his numerous and rPspectable relatives and
friends. He bad been playing cricket, and weal
with some of his Comparkions, to bAthe in the river,
when, being heated, it. Is supposed, on plunging into
the water, be becathe. suddenly chillvd, and sunk.—
His body was taken out almost immediately, and
'bled freely, but all, means to restore animation proved 1
ineffectual. He was a eery amiable young man, and
had not exceeded his 23d year.
Rmalstsnters, goons.ucte, and Co. Joint Contrac-
. tors .for the present State Lottery, respectiully ac-1
quaint the-, !Public. that
.Tickets and Shares are (-ta
sale at their Offices, Cornhiil and Charing Cross, r.
I.44pet, ansi by their Atents in the principal towns,
kc. Pgibe Apheme.is entirely new--only- 5000 Num-
bers-4M re* skews is One. Day—tour Tickets of each
.Nueiher. The. Purchaser of a single Ticket will
gain a Prize of 411010 bias usual ; of two
£40,000 ; three Tickets. R 60,000.; or four Tickess-
df 4. seine ettraber, asopoo; itad all other Prirtei
:the save ?proportion. Those who are partial IQ.
EL ETV of Cr,
• LOZIDOI;V:-..at-POlica*td PuPstit'd by evr
panic litusittiors, ahoold be early their applies- tertimit- e, synx-orrict, No. 1,
601) itill9l39iitlitekit. . AtrWg; 41011144111.00 t
die &chi Oit rms. Temple Dn.

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Library, Ftilkstone, July 10, 1;405,
Prepared and sold by the sole PrOprietof, Thomas T...yh
:Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his hos',
N 0.9, New Stidgt-street ; where, after a constant residence
mote than 40 yews, in a prctice particularly directed to the our
of Venereal coniplanits apd those incidental-to the parts or ;ere:
ation in both sexes, with that inviolab!e secrecy which men ;4:::s
protession should always observe, he flatters himself :be
and i assistance he gra:uitously administers to ref-sons taking- do'
medicine, will be es:eetned by.a dis:eruing public as an advautar
seldom to be obtained, and void of ambigtiiiy.
Also sold by his appointment, for the cdnvenience of ths'el
lug 'at a distance, at the Perfumer's, Nc. 35, St. Alhan's-stre::,
Pall Mall ; the l'oy Shop,. No. MS, Oxford-street; Mr. l)e
eopgli., No. 7, Fish-street Hill; Mr. Baxter's, South Britifel
Edinburgh ; Mr. IVPl)onald's„ Glasgow ; Mr. Callwall's, Duik;
Mr. Billii:ge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinson's, 7‘lancrever ;
I n • person tn.every considerable town in Great Britain and hr
in boxing of only 9.5. 9d. each, sealed up, with full stll'
diorectigns, whereby persons of either sex may cure theme.
with rase, speed, secrecy, aid safety.
N. O.: EV'ery box sold iriGreat Britain 1s rated cp, "/"'
, Staipp, by Which, by faVuutof the commiSsAltiers, is prir:.
acUe.StastapiNlice. " Tpylor,Nor„p, Erld,ze-strev:; •
I iiititafr. whicit Is ftlrinY, and nltinhirs:are anntelfeir•