Star.
London, England, 1805-09-21 00:00:00

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treated tiratle—tiagit Cs itiatirtj ttersibirie sive
return to the inn it Morlair : the reqtiett mis tr("/'ed. He entreated that ht might bate tome nriflt
brought to him. This *is likewife refuted. S..rue
days after the Ship iris allowed to Skil.
" Theft are a few out of the many inflances which
might lie added of the.cylleinutle cruelty and in'till
with *hich out coontrymen, detained in nance, are
treated. I alrert, frays the
.author of this Statement)
without danger Of. being contraditted, that there is
fearcelY an individual among them that has not
com"plained nt cruelty and infult, and frequently of
both.

CLERXENIV&LL SESSIONS.
A
A trite bill was yeflerday found by the Grand lir?
at Hicks's Hall. againft Mr. William Alttois, t..r A
tnifdemeanot, In having lately afaulted and wounded
Thomas Derbyfhire. a pott-boy. Two Bills were
turned againft Major Semple, for frauds.
yam Brevet was tried far an &fault upon Samuel
Lasarris.
The Profeeittor Rated that Ite pawn" came tti
the hotife of Mr. Wolfe, a navy agent, whole
nefs the profecutor bee theffmassagement of. .This
man 'abed for charity, and et the define of Mrs; .
Wolfe, the'Erdeentor save hins,...a Helping, and de.i
fired him togo about-his bufinefs, Mr. Wolfe being
then dangeroudy ill. In a &ore time after that the
prifoner returned in a Rate of intoxication, lay aerofs
the door way, and upon being defired to leave the
pa t 4. the boufe clear, Mock the Prolocutor fee
va2l-violesit blows. The Profeceter then went to
procure a eonftable, and the prifoner called flop
thief I upon which the Gentleman was laid hold of.
Hovrever, upon examination before a Magifirate,
the tables were turned, and the prifoner was coma
*hied for the 'Sault. •
The prifoner Rated in his defence that he had bent
Is years in the Weft Indies. He came home by the
Picque, and having a eonfiderable fum of prize.
money to receive, he made a will and power to Mr,
W. receiving on account of that the furn of la in
edit, and to the value of col. more in clothes. He
and tome others, who had made a fimilar bargain,
then went about the urea to get rid of the money at
fpeedily as polLble. he having engaged to go up the
'Streights with Sir Sidney Smith, on board le Tigre,
Upon his return from that voyage, he went to de-
mand the remainder of the money which be thought
was coming tobids, .the
being able to get to tee
Mr. W. and not knowing that the other gentleman
had any t ing to do with the bighted', he was. very •
much vexed at his interference. But the gentleman
had eadeavoured:to drive him away firft, and be then
ltruek him.
The Chairman Paid, that if be thought there was
any thing due to him. by a arty agent, or any one
elk, men in his way of life were rotated fo far by
the law that they had an tiff and expeditious mode 1
of redrefs. He was not to fuppole he could beat
them *MA:fit-44 was foutaiguilty, and fintenced
to be imprifOned fix days.
Deal Ferrell was tried for uttering haft ear,
knowing it to be loch. A defence was let up that be,
had Oen the bafe coin for bets loft at a game Galled I
bumble puppy add that the ersinfattien being-in
Pelf illegal the profecutor was ant entitled to ti's sot
teltion of- the law. • The Court and` Jury.' • '
were of a different °pinion, The prifoner nls eon.
willed, and sentenced to be imprifoned tirelve month,' • •
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mid afterwards find bail for his good behnviour•fte
two yens. • , • - •
Ira= Wrilk. a boy of is years of age, was sae
ditted for an atfault on Ann Rolley; a child of ttiiie '
years old, with intent to commit a rape. It appeariod
by her eVidenie that the defendant, a fifer in the Arms
tillery Comps*. lived next door to the child's pa.
rents in Hog-line, Shoseditch. On the evening of
Monday, the nth WI Ate was (binding at the door,
when the Defendant, in company with another boy,
a&ed her to go with him into the. field, to fly his kite.:
The child refaced, but the Defendant and his comps.
Dion 'dragged her thither, and the younger boy three -
her down. The defendant then conducted himfelf in
a mannet, too (hocking to relate t and after he had fo
done, and the child was hatlening towards home, he
followed, 'and repeated his indecent emboli, which
metalled the notice of s gentleman, Who fectred him.
The defendant was delivered to two women, who con-
tented to itondalt him, with the child, to: her home,.
where the was examined by a furgeon, and it was
evident that file had been materially injured. The
evidence of the women in queftion, whowere prefent
at the examination, proved the injury, and that the
child war ill many days after. • An artful defence Was
fet op by the. Soy, which threw additional light on '•
the mutation and left tin doubt on the minds of the
Jury, Who, without hefitation, pronounced the de-
fendant—Guilty.
The Chairman feritencesl him to be imprifoned fix
months.

The Bomoghonians aie well *sled to hate aft
Office eftateiithed oltheit to conveniently fitu-
ote at Sy. Mitvgarees Hill, and are determined to
fopport it not fo much-from pecuniary motives of
obtaining the great Prizes thenofelves, as they are is
hopes thai they flag have them fent to the adjacent
counties on their fide of the water.

RICH Lori:ear Somebody Tann get
them, and as nobody knows who, every body fhould
try I". Twenty Thoufand Pounds may be gained for
a mere trifle. By what other chance in life can a
man rife fo inddenly tn.opulence and independence ?
There is no time to lorethe wheel goes round the
loth of this month.
No illbjeet is to delicate as the treatment of the
teeth: The enamel by which they are covered being
fo extremely thin, every toott powder, compofed
of mineral fulvflanees, it
.mutt be obviOne to every
one, will fcion Tit,: off this delicite part of their fabric,
on which their colour and prefervation depend, and
which can. never ,again be repaired. • That mineral •
fobllances are mote Ipeedy in producing their effete
than vegetable, will be pawed ; but this difeefed
whitenefs,- occafioned by them, loon ends in their
ea'', and the mhQ violent tooth aches are the •
quence of thisvafh and dangerous praBice. By
Renovative Tooth-powder, being compoied
of vegetabtes,it claims a preference over es/yr,
fold •4t-Nn. 4, Cheepfide, cornet Paternolter,
London; and retain, by mon country book's.
and perfumers in the United Kingdom, is boars
25 9d. each.

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