Star.
London, England, 1806-10-09 00:00:00

PoLick.

•••••••••••1.
Tire perfon whp flood charged with unlawfully
detaining Eliza Davis, put in bail at Marlborough-
lireet Office, on Monday evening. The young wo-
man was, by order of the Magillrates, delivered
over to the care of the Parilh Officers of St. James's.
She was found in the room where the was confined,
in a Rate of perfed nudity, nor was there any ap-
parel the could put on. The Matron, at St. James's
work houfe, went to a better room with which Mifs
Davis is provided, and afked her if fire would take
wine, -or any other noutifhment, when the unhappy
girl Paid the did not with to impofe on her, as the
had no money to pay for it about hcr, althoogh the
had con fiderable property of her own. Mr. N. the
petfon in whole houfe fhe had been confined, was in
polTeffion of all the documents relating to her pro.
perty, which had been figned by her. Before the
refided at the houfe of Mr. N. her refidence was at
No. so, Michael's place, Brompton, and previous to
that in Sloane ltreet. The Kigillrates are u(ing
every effort to find out the relatives of the young
woman, and to Aft to the bottom this very myfte-
rious cafe.
A perfbn has arrived from Wales, who is enabled
to give tome account of the unfortunate young
Lady. It appears that the account the gave of herfelf
and her family, before the Magifirates, is corral.—
Her father and mother tefide on the ellare of Lord
Cawdor, in Pembrokedhire ; as alto feveral of her re-
latives, who are people of great relsedability. Let.
tens were written to her friends from Marlborough
fireet Police Office, on Monday, and as the addrets is
coned, it is probabletbat a day or two will dcvelope
this myßerious bufinefs.
Bow -s .—On Monday evening, a refpedable
tradefmanof Ipfwich, made application to Mr. R • an,
the Sitting Magillrate, requelling• his affiflance in re-
gaining his daughter, who had eloped from him on
Friday lad, with an officer belonging to the 7th light
dragoons. Mr. Rsao immediately difpatched An-
thony, with the father and uncle, and from tome in-
formation which they had received, they went to a
houfe in Prince's.ftreet, Hanoverlquare, where they
found her alone, in bed. The officer defiled her to
get up, with which the very unwillingly complied.—
The officer then delivered her up to her father and
uncle, who received her very cordially, and the neat
day they weal out of town, potting her in the coach,
and riding in a finglt houfe chaife, at a confiderablc
dißance behind. When the coach had got a few
miles out of town, it flopped at a houfe to water the
bodes, where the young lady got out, and ma le her
efeape from the back part of the houfe ; it was Come
time before the father and ur.cle came up to the
coach, and until then the young lady was not miffed.
The father and uncle immediately returned to town,
and went to the office again, when Mr. RIAD fent
Pearkes with them, who found her in bed, at the fame
houfe, in Prince's-Ilreet ; the officer was almofi oblig-
ed to pull her out of bed ; the, however, got up, and
was again delivered to her relations ; they all three
let out yeflerday morning together in a coach. She
is about feventeen years of age, tall, and a very etc.
gant figure.
A man of the name of Lines, who keeps a chan-
dler's lhop in Staines, was charged on fufpicion of
having Rolm a aol. bank note, the property of Conn.
tenor Agar.
It appeared, that the Counfellor about two months
fence was travelling in a poll chaife to Cornwall ;
he flopped at the Buffs Inn, at Staines, to take fome
refrelliment, after which he proceeded to Bagthot,
where he miffed Isis pocket book, containing a 201.
bank note, he in confequence fent his [errant back to
inquire after it ; he could learn no tidings of it.
The landlord of the Bulb Inn caufed every poffible
inquiry td be made, but in vain ; he caufed•it to be
cried by the common crier, with a reward of 51. but
no better fucceft.

Mr. Agar wrote to Mr. RIAD, informing him of
the circumflance, who employed Anthony to make
inquiries, and be traced it through feveral banking.
houfes, after it came into the Bank, to a cheek
monger's in London, who took it of the prifoner, who,
it appeared, was employed as an extra waiter at the
Bulb Inn, when the note was 1011. He was committed
for further examination, Mr. Agar not being in town.
Left night Weeping Billy underwent another long
private examination before Mr. GRA H st, refpeaing
the murder of Ann Webb, in Higler's lane, S..
George's Fields. Two more witneffes were examined.

MANSION Hour.—Mr. Johnfon, a furgeon, in the
City, charged a man then in cueody, with having
committed a violent affault on him the preceding
evening. He Dated that as he was palling along, he
°Merged the prifoner at the bar, inflif' a levere blow
on a woman, by which lbe was knocked to the ground.
The pi ironer was flepping up as if to repeat the out.
rage, when the complainant prevented him, on which
the prifoner turned to the complainant in * violent
rage, inquired what right he bad to interfere between
hits• (the pacifier) and his wife and immediately
followed up his interrogation by a blow on the eye,
which the complainant, with all his care, could not
prevent exhibiting at the time of the narrative, folfi-
cient ma ka of the good will with which it had been
intlifted. The prifoner was ordered to find niceties
to take his trial for the affsult.
UNION HALL, SOUTHWARK.—Boyd, a flopreller,
in Rutheiliithe, was brought op for limber examina-
tion, on the charge of letting lire to his bottle, with
intent to defraud the Albion Company. The Ma.
gillrates were of opinion that the evidence was fufli.
ciently clear to make it necaary to commit him for
'that ; but, at the earn& tequell of his Solicitor, and
with the conc.:lit of ihe Company, they agreed to fur
pend the commitment until Monday next.
Early on "rhurialay morning lab, as Sweet and
Brost n't Exeter Road waggon, for London, heavily
laden. and whit many paff.triters, was eructing Tar-
rant Hinton,tonr miles from Illandford, the fore-axle
broke, by which leveral packages of goods were
thrown forward on the pall-lingers, and one woman,
with a child that accompanied her, about two years
old, was killed on the 'pot. Moll of the other perm-
gen had received fevere contufions.
On Monday tall a fhip going down the River with
her anchor hanging a coca bill over the bow, (truck
■gain)) the bow of a lighter, loaded with bare of iron
s.lrich immediately funk near Stoneflairs. Ratcliff.—
The man who had the management of bet narrowly
efcaped with bin life.

A:RICHTON, ocrbaEß

A forgery to a .rifling amount U - s lately been •
covered. which has given rife to much converfaticts.
The parties concerned' were fnmewhat fafbionable in
their appearance, and accofkomed to move in rather
a refptetable fociety. Two notes are raid to have
been paffed, the one for Ato guineas, in payment of a
horfe pmehafed of a dealer in the town ; and the oil 6r
for a (mailer fum, which was negociated, ft teems,
with a Sadler oppnlite to the New Inn. On the pre
fentation of Mere drafts, the fraud was detected. The
pafons, however. who had iffued them, bad previ•
oufly decamped.
' The inflexibility of Lord Tnuaimer's difpolltion,
we are lorry to fay, was manifelled towards one of
his daughters, even in his left moments. To Mrs.
Dawn, who married contrary to his eases. but who
left her hufbiatd, to attend him during his flinch. he
has only bequeathed Sol. a month ; and this, on the
exprefs condition, that the never returns to her hul.
band. To his other two daughters,he has kft yo,oool.
a piece.

BE QjIICIK OR THPY'RE GONE-
Only so,ooo Tickets.
Three Twenty Thailand Pound Prizes,
Three Ten flouring Pound Prato,
. _ .

Three Svc Thourand Pound Prism
This incomparable colleetion of Grand Prizes has
fo engaged the attention of the public, that we fee
the Licenfed Offices crowded with Adventurers of
every dafs, eager to embrace the prefent and only
opportunity this year of gaining rapid and princely I
fortunes. Monday. the 13th, as the day fixed for
Drawing.— to,oool. for the fiat drawn Ticket. and
all other Capital Prizes are afloat.
- - -

Hokum and Co. repeftfully acquaint the public,
that they are felling Tickets and Shares, which will
entitle the purchafcr to te,eool. next Monday morn-
ing, befidcs fevers' Capital Prizes of 20,0091. t—
to 0001. ; and soool. ; at their old eflabliffied State
Lottery Offices, 26, Corn! ;.1, 52, Charing Crofs, and
St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
Da. FOTHEROIL'S Nervous Cordial Drops are
firongly recommended at this feafon to the fair fez.
they are pronuunced to be certain in removing all
!owners and depreffion of the Spirits, the moil alarm
ing difeafes of the Head and Stomach, palpitation of
the Heart, Horrid Thoughts, Vain Fears, Frightful
Dreams, Las of Memory, Relaxation from Mifcar-
riages or difficult Labours, debilitated Habit from
long refidence in Hot Climates, and a Sedentary
Life ; Palfies, Dorfal Confumptiuns and Weakneffes
incident to both Sexes; all, for Spafms, from an
irregular influx of Vital Heat into the &Retied Muf
des. This grand Anti-fpafmodic Remedy never yet
failed in a tingle inflance for eighteen years part, in
Bilious Cafes; Indigeflion, Slow, Nervous, Putrid,',
Malignant, Perechial Fevers. and Broken Conflitn•
tions.—Sold wholefale and retail, at Mr. Butler's,,
No. 4, Cheapficle, corner of Paternofter•row, in bot-
tles at 45. 6d. and t Is. each, with ample direBions.

PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Begs 41 6s to 51 os I Pockces 41 los to Si 3$