Star.
London, England, 1812-05-14 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yesterday these Sessions ccmmenced, when 7'.
Dirgeld and Ilannah Lyon were charged with keeping
A disorderly house, and Also with being the proprietors
,of a house of ill fame, in the neighbourhood of Tem-
ple-bar. In support of this charge, several witnesses
were called ; but the Court did not consider the in-
dictment supporied, and they were both acquitted.
T. Dulfirld,, with the said Hannak I
_pa, and G.
Dudfield, Jon of T. Dudfield, were then charged with
ass luLing Henry Cr:ed, nephew to Mr. Biggs, fish
monger, at Temple-bar. Mr.' ALLEY called the pro-
secutor Creed, who detailed the particulars of a very
gioss assxult, in which all the defendants were con-
cerned. 'ghe Jury found them all Guilty, and the.
Co,.rc sentenced each of the budfields to one month's
imprisonment, and Mrs. Lyon to 14.'days, in the
House a Correction, in Coldbath-fidds. •
J. Co.mrie was indicted fir defrainting Mary Ann
Clarke of £6OO. The defendant pleaded not guilty ;
and Mr. ALLEY stated, that he was happy 'Circum-
stances had occurred which rendered it unnecessary
to call any witnesses, and the Jury immediately ac-
quitted him. The expectation of seeing Mrs. Clarke.
in Court had collected a considerable auditory ;
she, however, did not appear. .

CHESTS/it MAY 12.—The Special Commission for
investizating the cases of the rioters of this and the
neighbouring counties, was received here yesterday,
from Messrs. I.)Actss and Bynum, the Judges, and
the Comnilssion is to be opened here on Monday the
sth instant.
Muutians.-7Accounts were yesterday received from
Manchester of Sunday last, st4ing, that a party as.
mbled there in a piiblie-liouse, were discussing poli•
tics, v, hen a serjeant of the regulars was present, who.
shockea at the sentiments of the company, demanded
of the landlord to turn them out, which was complied
with. Some of thi. !..liscreants, however, way-laid 'the,
serjeant on his way home, with a young woman under
his protection, and murdered them both, alto, which
they threw their bodies into the river,

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EPSOM RACES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13.
The Epsom &aka Of lOgs. each, with 10As. added, was won
easy by the Dbko of St. Alban's b. g. Cambrian, beating Bustler,
Julian, &c.
The Woodeot Stakes of 30gs. each, h. ft. (Five Subscribers‘,.
' Mr. Ladbrokes f. by Sellm, oat of Slipper - 1
Captain li. Vyse's Vale Royal, by Sorcerei - 2
Lord Grosvenor's ch, 1. by Meteor - - - • 3
lord Egreniont's T. by Grahanna - - 4
A fine race with the first two; Lord Egrentors.'s filly the favourite.

ExEetmoN.- .James &de, sentenced to death for
striking the Master at Arms of the lots with a mallet,
was executed on Monday morning, on board the Ins:
in Hamoaze. The boats of the fleet attended the
execution of this criminal. His behaviour at the aw-
ful moment of execution was firm, and he seemed to
view the awful period with unconcern.
The Master of Jesus College, Cambridge, }'as re-
ceived an anonymous letter, advising him to pre-
pare new lodgings, as his ohs ones would be burnt to
the ground within a fortnight.
When we snore in Our sleep (-which by the bye is a
very vulgar custom), we are said to sleep to some
tune." A person who adventured in the late Lottery,
purchased his ticket in consequence of a dram, and
by it obtained Ffecen Thousand „Pounds ! This it must
be allowed was really sleeping to some tune. The most
genteel amongst us, we imagine, would have no qb-
jectinn to snore, provided they could dream of the
lucky number which is to have a Capital Prize on the
King's Birth Day.
To Medical Men of call descriptions, residing in
any of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the
.United
Kingdom.—BARNETT GuEs-r thinks it necessary to
inform them, in order to save trouble and expense of
postage, he sells his Medicines for mai y money only ;
but they may be had from
.any of -I:ie respectable
rah ilcsale houses in town ( which sell Medicines) and
receive from them such a discount as will be found
unusually libaal, on quantities not less than one dozen
of any of his undermentioned new-invented Citymical
Preparations : the Guestonian Lotion, for Gout, &c.
Guestonian Pills, fur Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilions
Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestoniaa Asthma
tic and Consumptive Pills, GuestonianTeoth-powder
which cures the Scurvy, and prevents thtTooth-ach,
Guestonian Tooth-powder, which curt the Scurvy,
and gives the Teeth a most 'ieautiful colour, Welcome
Guest, which cures all deicriptions of 'rocith-ach,
Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum biles.—An extract from
this pamphlet may be seen in the S rite Newlmpers,
from July, 1811, to January, 1812.