Star.
London, England, 1805-12-26 00:00:00

POLICE, M.

Pv at. vc.o FFI CI, Bow-STlllssr.—Thortar Din:worth
was brought up, charged with being at large in this'
country, he being under feller:cc of tranfpoitation for
a felony committed in tB,-;3. He was committed till
Fr iiay, and in the mean time orders were given for a
perfon from Newgate to attend to identify hi. perfor,.
Catlstrine Rude Hood rha.ged by Mary M‘Derinot,
with committing a violent affault upon her perfm and
wheel barrow, en Monday. The Plaintiff and Defeir
dant are both ladies of refpeeMility in their refp.relive
trades, from Dycit Ilreet, St. Giles'', in the purlieus
of which they have carried rn bufinefs for fonie time.
The Plaintiff is a vender of fa'tffb, and the Defen-
dant a retailer of excellent brats. The greateff cordi-
ality fubfilted between them till within the fall four
months, when a dying (wain (an It ilh lahonrer) who
long paid his court at the theism of the Plain: leauff,
in a cellar in Dyot.flreet, being at length wearied
with his unavailing eff,rts to conquer her heart, he
turned his eyes upon her Linder companion, who re-
quired little perfuslion, and, after a few neceffary
ceremonials.accompanied him to the altar of Hymen.
The Plaintiff, enraged at the fuccefs of her rival, did
not, like another Smilax, c'cfe.tted by her Crocus, srieve
in private, but on all occaiions publicly alferted her
piar tight to the affrelions of the Hibernian Adonis,
and on the day in queffion was particularly tierce in
her refleetions on the hamjposifi, who had been treat-
ed to a complete new fait by her affeflionate partner,
and was ambling down High-ffreet w'th a p.euliar air
of gentility, when the was recognized by her ((timer
companion and rival, who vented her fpleen in the
molt opprobrious terms, which fo exafperated the for-
tunate heroine, that fhe (pit in her face, and kicked
over her moveable warehoufe. The Plaintiff was then
About to return the conpliment in a more forcible
manner, when the Defendant immediately feized
one of her pattens, and levelled a blow at the
head oilier fair opponent, who ducked, and received
the blow upon her fighting arm, which completely
difabled her from continuing the combat, and the re-
((dyed to apply for redrefs at the julliciary tribunal,
and obtained a warrant for that purpofe. The defen-
dant was ordered to find bail, to anfwer for the af-
fault at the enfuing Middlefei Seffions.
Harrow GARDEN.—Tuefday Mary Holland was
accufed of having a large quantity of leather for
boots and (hoes in her polfeflion, fufpeeted to have
been (Wen ; not giving a fatisfaftory account of
herfelf, the was_committed for re-examination.

William Cu(Ens, a journeyman optician :n
fon in Charttrhnnfe-lane, and to another gentleman
of the name of Weft, was charged with purloining
Opera Glaffes and Telefcnpes, which he pledged
with feveral pawnbrokers, and others he fold at a
very inferior ptite. Other charges being expelled
againft him, he was committed for re examination.
William Smith, a lumper on the Thames, was
charged by the watch in Holborn, with having in his
polrcilion an iron gate, which he had wrenched from
the engine-houfe, at St. Andrew's-hill, Holborn. It
appeared that he had ferved in the navy, where he
was wounded in feveral attions, and whs.n he drinks
to excels he is much deranged. He was feast to the
workhnufe.

Tuefday night Sarah Price was charged by Mrs.
Andrews, of Brooke's Marker, dealer in poultry, with
coming into her fhop, in company with another wo.
man, who, while the prifoner was amnfing her about
purchaiing tome eggs, Hole a turkey, value t6s.
which was for a cultomer. She difclaimed any
knowledge of the woman, or fceing her take the
turkey ; but it appeared they were intimate acquain-
tances. The prifoner was committed for re.egami-
nation.

A number of deferters from the Army were
committed on Tueftlay to the Savoy; one, it teems,
had entitled into fourtees different corps.
UNION-HALL.—Jane Thorno.on was on Tuefday
brought op to be re-examined on a charge of wound-
ing and stabbing Sufan Lediarrl, on the 17th inflant.
By the evidence of Martha Brown it appeared that
the keeps a houfe in Gray-fireet, St. George's fields,
where the parties, who are both cyprians, lodged.
They had been making merry the whole day, and
had drank very freely : in the evening time words
arofe, and a battle enfued between all parties, in the
cnurfe of which Thompfon fnatched up a knife that
wts lying on the table, and in the fcufile, having fit ft
cut Lediard actors the atm, then plunged it into her
breafl. The po,r girl fainted from the lois of blood,
and was conveyed to Guy's Hofpital, where (he (lilt
remains in a bad way. Conceiving that the whole
arofe from the unfortunate eileas of liquor, and not
from malice, the came up frum the hofpital to con-
tent to the pi:brier's liberation, who, on her part,
expreffed much contrition..—The Magillrates, with-
ing for farther information on the fithje& before they
confented to liberate the prifimer, remanded her till
Friday.

Friday fe'nnight, about half pall five o'clock, as a
Mr. Blow, of Rainsford-flreet, Dublin, was on his
return from Clontarf, he was met at the corner of
Liffey-ttreet, by three fellows, who robbed him cf
his watch, and then forcibly took himin their arms
and threw him into the river ; providentially the tide
was in, and Mr. Blow knowing how to (Wins, got
fate to the Ferry blat flip.
On Sunday, the ta.th inflant an Inqoeft was held,
by Mr. ANDILI MS. Coroner of Dorchetter, on the
body of Mr. John Rawles,thoemaker,of Bere, who was
found dead on the road between Wareham and Bere,
on the morning of Saturday. He had left Wareham
the preceding evening about five o'clock; it was fop-
poled he was feized with a fit, to which he had been
fubje&, and expired from the teverity of the weather.
He WAS obferved fitting by the road fide, late the fame
evening, by a Merman of Moredon, who willted him
to go home ; this he declined, faying, that he would
prefently. The man left him, but, fearing the con-
fequences of his flaying, returned, and renewed his
intreaties (though ineffeilually) for his going home.
He *as likewife obferved about three o'clock on Sa-
turday morning by a boy who was driving a waggon
to Wareham, and from his teflimony he was then liv-
ing, though it appears he did not mention the cir-
cusnflance to the carter, who was in the waggon ; if
he had, the poor mall's life might have been preferv-
ed. He was difcovcred by his father about (even
o'clock; conveyed home, and every means ufed for
his recovery for feveral hours. A farmer patted the
body juft after it was found, and rode on without
making any inquiries refpating him, or offering the
lcalt alfillance towards conveying hint home ! Vcr-
dia—Died by the ViGtation of grub.
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THE LOUGHBOROUGH NAVITZATION
TO BE SOLD BY AIIC TION,
By Mr. SCOll'
lit the Monthly Sok of Navigable Carat Property, ob Friday
:IL of January. 1806, at Twelvc &Clock ;
At Garraway',Change alley, London (except prtvioelly
of by lerivatt; Contr.Al),
'FIVE SHARES in this eliahl;fh:d very Vainal)le
Navigstion, from the River l'rcm to the town .f I ottehbo.
rnogh ; one of tht molt pte.loelive c,'nc rm, in the King,,!, ,m !
,tninuing the li.ticL tier Cato, to the ;tiller Frert, and rstemir
Naviga: le conti,:cions—it t p-rtfi.erity is apparent,
the two !aft ha!'-y.arly (TviLends Ninety-!:x Pound;
pet Share, fr.r the year, char of all diolit,:ttfons.
This excel,cm line of Navigation poll* !Li eminent advantages,
pro-toting well Tayside(' prollAcls, that the prrfcs:t very large di.
Indent!.will fti l enntinue coolitierably to inert:ire
Printed particular at the Anchor, at Loughborough; Three
Crowns, Lie Ile; ; Bell, at Derby; .V"lt Lion. Nssttinsharn;
George. at Lichfield; Sarscoi% Head. Newark; the New Hotel.
at Birmingham; at Garraway's, and of Isle, Scott, Niw Bridge-
Bret t, London.

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Navigable Canal, Croirodaie Tavillock Mi oral Carat
Liverpool Bootle War r Work:, Britilb nanny, and Aniicat.:(
Society Sintrea.—Monthly Fele.
TO 81. SOLD aY AUCTION, BY ;COI T.
On Friday the jd of January, at twelve "'clot k, at Gatrooray's,
Change Ally, London.
'THE Wheal Crowneale Copper Mine, near Tavi.
L flock in Devon—a S'aty.f..arth Share in this areti lama
Ye iv t.!tinc,tii ; the ere rapidly in<reeliii.
The Trvillock Miner:.) t'oe,al —Four Simms; fituate 'tear the
Crowild.le Mine. poll' fling peculiar udriustages; titpeacd to be a
v..ry itoiltahle Cvocein.
The Liverpool .11..0t1i. Water WinkS—Three Shatvi ; the Recta
are iticrvoliag
the Amie.ile Society. Serjrant't Peilid%s on Liter
in the 5.. th, 57th, awl 7 aft years. The Divi 'eto,k. by Law, eat!
oat be Ids than Is:I and hive exceeded accl [Kr S',are
Aim Shares in the Grand Itinetion Canal, urrry Iron Railway.
and Brain' Finseries. Par iculara at Hatehetei Hotel, Piceadilty
at Garraway's ; and of Mr. !icon, New Briitgc•ltrect, London.

FOR BILIOIii DISORDERS.
Dr. JAVIES's ANAL/. P I'IC PILLS.
FROM a new nipde niadminillering thefe PILLS
by the advice of an eminent Phyfirian (fee the new direaiess)
Bilious Difeafes, fo prevalent particulatly among per. Ons who have
refided in hot climates, arc removed with greater eafe and faker
than by any other Medicine. They arc equally efficacious I. all
Difordcrs of the Stomach and HOWcit ; in Indigclli. as, I.ofs of
Appetite, habitual Coftivenefs, tmubiclonte Flatulent:les and Cho-
lips; likewife in Gouty habits, in giddinefs, or Rheumatic Pains
in the Head ; as well as thofe occalioned by free living; thereby
preventing Patties and Apoplexies, fo often the confequence of in-
temperance. Rrcourfe Biased be had to diem on the lira attack
of a cold, or any flight indifpoaion ; or after any excels of eating
or drinkin:: and thus their well known charaderiltie will be
maintained of promoting longevity. TrartUers by fa or land.
Otould never be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require nd-
tiler confinement nor alteration of diet.

They are fold only by F. News, a ;aud Son*, at the Warehoate
far Dr. James's Posie.'.er. No 4 ,St Paul's Church yard, four doors
from Chcanfide, L crichn ; :o.el at Dr. r.,tties's late HoLfe in Briton.
!tree:: in bratb, price 4..6d. each. or in one large Box, containing
the quantity of fir for ails. uty irwloded.—Noce are genuine but
th which have the words, 4- F. New bery, No. 45, St. Pailrq.
(Ogre:Ted in the Ramps.

dedicated ttly ed to the andy, and bees
gradeol by Cie cunt:durable peadlice in that beak
thought petit: to feed, i trt.R that i have not more mat.
em;.-ioyed my time than trove who. in the cmaitive Seed of the
prove art, are occatonaCy toinierfed in uncertainty, and cannt
always attain that fumes which Is acquired kir cameatiming
Laelledtual power to 0* clays of di'orders
The di:exer of DiI.f.'FILITY are recoiled? ditreeing, far thep
being with them a train of concomitant iynaptoms and, by ado
Frei:Ban of vital energy, ezittame Weir beceenee embitters:Um
Whether they art e from the prevaler—c of ill example, *edam.
dye habiu of fared bort, or the induktences of inatuda, they',
quire the molt airsdonus pretilional ; hut by the ignorable
of tmoducated mm, the fymptenssare aggravated, alai he assi•
olden is datroyed
As a hilihairlit of the it-OTAL COLLEGE& SURGEONS,
I ground my pretenfious on mobility of edueadon; and paean
every privilege to predict I fed myfdf entitled to that amedelliat
with wraith I have hitherto been fo tlberaly hotieu.-ed.
In the duct Cavitations of load iirculmes, early appileades Ira
peevect the calamity of a &Wattled 'ram bet what the let.
firer, from a coat:Lou:De:a of the unniasilioefs of the vice width
aided his misfortur.e, is fearful of the nantemet or eaten of Ida
family phyfician and broods over Ws inannitY with careful tem.
emblem. it wait be %dear:tory for him to he afore,' not way el
rapidaty of treatment but alio of the nitoft invio:able feerecy.
And in recent Vaimal •:.'onirdaints it is posibic to pray, t Oa,
danger or .11.4ses ; in tfe moil c.rn-dicAted cafes it is thr ec/idea.
meat o' ezda4.ve experima r.`f.a but to died a iafe, made.
•
and [pad,. rerriabiLitment

I offer tie advantace of t'tts ety=l-nee to thole of either fez wita
are :ridded with any kind of DIMUTY, of aty by aptana d
V FtoceßEA.7., 14FteflON, and in dt eares the tens of 1e3211.
unladen are fku.d. on the Frft intz•rview.

Pat'r.icy in the mastery are erpel•-ctto tnclote s It nk nett, anil
Ire r-questot to fraNa thetyge sad manner of Eying
fylemfer of the Royal College Of Saracens in Looks.
No s, Arwritel Prost gorsed see TeaNde Par

To Tit- s. TAYLOR, RN. No. ',Now Bridge-Rreet,
Si it—l cimGder it but an aft of juffice due to the
merits of your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS, to comma-
cite to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed
by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking oat
of wink' Vcnereal Conodnot (attended by a Compheltion of Dif-
orders therefrom), was reduced almnit to a tkeleton, and
though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained.
and tried a variety of patent medicines. nothing could ht mewed
which feemed to bait his cafe, or dip him any ferviae; he remained
in a molt reduced and pitiable Gm Won for two years. unable ta
follow hi. prof.tton, and fearetly able ro walk or even to Bandon
his legs; in fad, no onewho kilnw him ever fuppored it podible
for him to recover. He was advifed at laR to try your Lewitt%
PlLLs—he did fo, aridly adhering to the dim:Hens given wits
them—he had not taken more than two bores, bet.ore he found as
alteration for tin better: this encourag.d him en proceed, and b 1
taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ttrength grads.
ally return, and is DOW as healthy and as Rout a, any man I
know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perron to fale for
COOfirlDitiOD of the above account If it (mum be doubted.

I am, Sir, your obedient humble fervant,
Library, Folkitone, July t.,, s fios. THO. PURDY.
Prepared and fold by the Tole Propritt r
TATLOII., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
dun, at Ms houfe, No. 9, New Bridge :tract;
Where. after a constant refi.lenee of more than 4, years, in a
prat:lice particularly dir.e.ted to the cure of Venereal complaints
and thole Incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes. with
that inviolable fecrecy which mere of his profefflon Ibould always
obferee, he flatters himfelf the advice and affillance he gratuitouily
adminif`ers to perfons taking this medicine, will be esteemed, hy
a difcerning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, ansi
void of ambiguity.
Ago fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of t' 1.. liv-
ing at a diltance, at the Perfumes's No. 35, St Alhan's.ttreet.
Mall; the Toyfhop, log, Oxford Erect ; hie. Dithoreugh, 7.
P.reet-bill ; Mr. Baiter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M
ald's, Glafgow ; Mr. (.'allwegs, Dublin; Mr. Biiwge's, Liv pas.;
Atkinfon't, Manchrtier ; and by one person In every coal:-
durable town in Gnat Britain and Ireland. in Mates of only yd.
each, foiled up with full and plain din.elion4, whereby petions of
either fez may cure themfelves wits cafe, fpecd.fe.•reey, and fafety.
N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain Is fra!ed up with a Ramp,
on which, by favour of the Consmsffloners, is printra at the Stamp
Ofice--.T. 'Taylor. No. 9, New Bridge ftree:--to imitate which if
fdony, and all oases an counterfeit.