Star.
London, England, 1805-04-29 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Friday Mr. Brooks, the keeper of the Menagerie,
at the corner of the Haymarket, appealed againß a
convidion before the Magidrates at Marlborough-
fireet Otfice, where he was fined aol. for having is
his poiceairin a arden plig-ilog, the property of Cd.
M'Kenzie. The dog was Arnim to again on Friday by
General Hall, Colonel M'Kenzie, and Captain Ma-
thews. In fupport of the appeal eight perfons were
examined, principally fcrvants to the appellant, all°
attempted to invalidate the &tement refpeding the
identity of the dog. They were crofs.examimd by
Mr. RAINE, who detected them in feveral contradic-
tory natements. The Chairman remarked, the wit-
nelfet who had been called by the appellant hsd clear-
ly decided the cafe, each of them had flrecgthened
the enormity ef the offence by their contradictory
flatements. The convidion was confirmed, and the
Court awarded 151. to the profecutor as a remunera-
tion frir his expences attendi.ig the appeal.

Saturday (flaws Cooper, commonly known by tke
appellitti,in of 7'be Hackney Monier, was indided for
a mifdenteanor, in expoling hi, perfon in an inc%cent
manner in the Arms, footpaths, Ids, and high-
ways, in aid about the neighbourhoJd of Hackney,
at various times, to Sarah the wife of William Piseze,
Ruth Smith, Mary Teftyck, Sarah Bright, Sarah
Turner, andf:veral other females in that neighbour-
hood.

Mr. Ksapp hied the cafe on the part of the Pro-
fec.ution, in the molt delitate and feeling manner.
Several refpeßable female inhabitants of Hackney
were examired, Come of whom were elderly married
women ; a Mils Taylor, a genteel young lady, and
two girls about thirteen years of age, belonging to
the Parini 111001 of Hackney. From their evidence
it appeared t'.at the Defendant had generally fecret.
ed hitnfell near the well in Hackney church-yard,
where female, had frequent retort to draw water.
and, on their approach, he ufed to prefent him-
Pelf before them, in an attitude and behaviour
of the molt indecent. defcripti n. Sometimes he
would follow them, and haying excited confideraVe
terror, he.would tun off. In one or two inif:ances
be accotted the Late patilh girls, and endeavoured
to gain their attention. At one time he appeared
with a bl.t..k patch on his face, and at another time
without it. Thefe praelic,es were fo oftm repeated,
that he became the terror of every female in the fur-
rounding neighbourhood. The Gentlemen refident
in Hackney 'at tilt formed a committee, and offered
a reward of zeol. for his apprehennon. One day,
while Chalks Earl, the grave digger of Hackney
was at work in the church-yard, he heard Mrs.
Pheze fcream out, and exclaim, " The bead I the
Manlier! the Mintier!" He immediately turn-
ed round, and faw the pr; ner walking away at a
very quick pace, and when turned the corner, he
began to ruo as fait as he c cld • he WAS purfued and
apprehended. The evidence of all the witneifes way
clear, citcundlantial, and pofitive.
Mr. GUitNET, for the peifoner, d::ctibed Wm to

LUNATIC ASYLUM, NE.0"..1:.. EXETER
A VACANCY having red in the Office of
Refident Apothecary to this Af•lnm, 1 hereby a;..coint a
general Meeting of the Cow' raors of the butitution, to he hell in
the Board Room, on Is oefday the t 4th day of Mlynext,at twelve
o'clock, in order ','proceed to the cle..ttion of a Mcccifor to the late
Apothecary- Tile outoiumeut is about tool. per annum, bellies
boarclrnu lodging. SAML. FREDK. MILFORD,
.ttpril 23, 1803. Viee-Prcfident.

Me. DIXON, proprietor of DIXON 's ANTIBILIOU ; PILLS
begsleace to fubinit the f Hondo,' Letter for Infpeettoa.
To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary.

111 i.
TN confevence of ftveral voyages to the E4Il In-
I dies, I have contradi.d a Bilious complaint, to fue:s ass alarm.
log extent, as to be fcarcely ahle at times, to pay attention to the
duties of my flip. Through the recommendation of a friend.'
was led to make trial of your Dixon's Antibilinus Pills, by the ufe
of which.for a fbort.time, I was totny aftonifhment, immediately
relieved; and have been, fur a long while, totally free front any
returns of IsLsolEA, yellownafs of the fkin nervous and lick head-
ache. heart-burns, ghldinefs, and other cut refpondiog fyinptorne of
the above complaint. The fuce• fa of your remedy has induced
tic to recommend it generally, and my brother in particular, third
officer of the Duke of Montrofc Indianian, who laboured under a
worfe afflietion, if poffible, than myl.ll, has been in like manner
completely cured. I am, Sir your obedient fervant,
ROBERT LUCAS,
Gravdeod. Chief Officer of the Hon. Raft India
June 19.1804. • Company's Ship, Union.
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