Star.
London, England, 1801-10-08 00:00:00

n THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sia—.-Prom the quaint and vrhirnfical turn of Epi
taphs frequently to be•merwith in country church-,
yards, I am led to notice Come that I have met
with in my different jaunts : for I
.generally pay
a vifit to thou .turnulary records in my pafage
through a town or village. There is a kind of con-
folatory folernnity attending fuck a vifitation ; but
oftentimes, a placid (mile is railed on obferving
the fimplicity, and ftculiar coaftruaion of. the
cenotaphic infcription. In the chinch of Malvera,
in Worcefterfhire, is a fiat (tone to the memory of
a hufband and his wife, with the following lines,
informing the reader of their Arid and harmoni-
ous government of each, other :
They were fo One, that none could krt. fay
. Whkhof then rola, et whether did Arer
Air rat d, beats& Si. would sky, and Si.
fo aging, rail as well se He.
Tn Abingdon Church-yard, is an apollrophe of
a hufband to a furviving wife; thus, verbatim ;
:and though the mule itnniettarrecr, him:ashes af-
feiftion, and confolatory hope a
Parma Mad wik,
Whom I fo dearly lowd,
In lets than nine menthe •
Am from you annoyed,
Thedeath us pert fo loon
Prom earth he may,
But from H he can't
Where we dud/ meet for ay !
WA:hi the church is a monument to the me-
mory of a former refrietted Mayor of the town,
whole name was Curtaine. The bare of the mo-
kament is in the form of a refs, and over it the
following Epitaphic Pun on his name :
Oar Comsat, In the lower profs
Liu/Wolf st, in Natant's dnali.
In a Chapel-yard near Glonceller, we fee the
following laconic addar.fs to a furviving offspring:
Pray dew children do wee,
atITIV the Loam, and follow Ins.

The concluding word, by an ailimilation of
ideas, reminded me of the Parini Clerk of Coven.
try, in QLseett ELII4ESTieIi days. He thought'
himfelf a poet $ and, on the %leen% vitit to that
City, he gay( out from his &dr 4, a hymn" (as he
called it) of his own comparing." His name was
Boyce, and thus ran the loth Tines, which were
the who's of the elegant compofition :
Rejoice, TIM Isree, rejoice,
And eke dl Coventste,
?or that oar 'rectos' Qvrtn is mew
To bleii poor WI, Pi, ire 1
At Manilas), (near Abingdon) formerly the re-
fidenee of the late remarkable Ewes, there is an
Epitaph on two infants (twins) who died loon after
their birth ; there is a quaintners in the allufion :
'Theis Wants Oft Into the World did try,
Dotted It--elos'd their eyes—end went to fiat.
Alksilating ideas brought to my remembrance
a Scotch Epigram on George Brown, who was a
rntindevotec to the whilky bottle. After one
g's deep devotion to the Soup,he fell afleep,
and continued lb for twarty hew, ; then juit open-
ing his eyes, doted them, and expired : a boon
companion wrote the following touch (as'he termed
it) upon him :

Asld Gan& Arrow.
That drunken loon,
Slept twiikty Imre as (mind's a tat,
When be awoke,
Deb to him (poke. --
Come, Morale, sal th* rider ay."
0. W.

POLICE, &e. •

Bow-sratsr.—Yetterday Mr. lefeph Wall, for-
merly Governor of Senegambia, who in the year
1784 flood charged with murder and felony, and
for whole apprehention a Proclamation was loon
after that petiod iirucd by the Privy Council, was
brought in Cuflody before Mr. FORD, by Town
fend, Revett, and M-Manus, Bow-Rivet Officers,
who arreiled hint the fame morning, under au-
thority of a 'warrant from the Secretary of State.
This tranfailion, refpeeting which we Mall for-
bear to make any comment, took place while Mr.
Wall was io his official capacity at Senegambia,
occalioned as it was Paid, by a mutiny ; certain it
is, Mr. Wall was fent borne under an arrell, but
in his way to London efcaped from the King's Mel.
fenger who had him in cullody, and went to the
Continent, where he remained till within there few
months.

On his examination before Mr. FORD he condu4-
ed hindelf in the moil gentlemanlike manner, Paid
that he was extremely willing to meet the charges
alledged againit him, and that he had lately writ-
ten to Lord PSI.N•M, to apprife his Lordfbip of
his being in this kingdom, and that he was ready
At any time to furl ender himfc!f up i and that to
prevent rmuble, he had left direaions at the place
from which he dated his letter, to be fent for
iu cafe any perfou called to enquire for him, and
which indeed was tie cafe when the officers went
after him yeaerday,as he was immediately brought
to them.

He wag committed to Newgate till the matter
can be fully invelligated.
MAN Sin -Ho s E.—Yellerday Mr. Barter, of
the Horfe-thoe in Fleet-Greet, exhibited a com-
plaint before the .I.oßn Mavoa againtl two Con-
Illbles, for illegally tatting him into collody. Mr.
Darker had occafion to go to the Eall-India Houle
7yon bufmefs, where thate men law him, and forci•
;wok charge of him,inlitting that his name was
toggles, a perfon connected with Shaw in various
(rats's. He repeatedly atiured them that he was
sot tbc perfaa ; they, however, perlitted in forci-
bly dritv;ing him through the City, to the. Public
Office in Hattcat-Gartlen, where the matter tin-
dinoisp: an incetiigatinn, and it Ling cic..rly at
ccalkistil. that Mr. Marker was not the ptrtnn lion
übbiro the ru,:n had a warra•t', likratcd.
The L(`-'D :‘:'rr itt:at i :I,c at 01
this t I al. ':;, t, 14111417.C.Lir to 1.• cfnr,l to
ir:nz hint for havip.‘

in an i%al manner, and iafrinßing on the rights
and privileges of the City, by taking a perfoa into
gullody, within its walls, and not bringing him
before a Magiftrate. The city Solicitor wise di-
retied to profecrte the men, and it is underfiood
Mr. Barker means to prefer an aeion againft them,
to recover damages for the illegal apptehentlon.
GUILDHALL.—A Drummer and Fifer in the
Weft London Militia were charged by Mr. Pal-
mer, a publican, with making a diaurbance before
his houfe. -There lads came to Mr. Palmer's houfe,
and, placing themfilves before the door, began
playing the favourite duet, a When the Weddin 's
over, Sic. A mob gathered round, and . r.
Palmer inquiring of them the enure, they rep • d
by laying that they were fent Tor to female the
happy pair wbo had been married that morning,
' and refided at his houfe. In vain kre affured them
there had been no wedding at his bodies and de-
firedthey would teat a retreat : they abfolutelr re-
futed to go, and began to behave in a very info.
lent manner, upon which he jive than into cuf-
tody. The lads heated very contrite for the of-.
fence they had committed, and the .Magiftrate,
after giving them a caution not to offend again,
dikharged them.
Harvoit-Graosw.—Yefterday a journeyman
paftrycook was charged by a butcher, at Iflington,
with tingling from his limmlgti a (boulder of mitt-
ton, and other meat. The
,prif9ner was conunit-
ted for re-examination.
WRIT s caaris x.—Yefterday a young man Was.
examined, charged by tte Captain of a fhip with
picking his pocket of his pocirk.book, containing
the regifter of his fhip, and other papers, befides
feveral !mall Bank of England notes, as he wit
coming out of the Royalty Theatre, Wellclok-
fquare, on Tuefday night, when he was immedi-
ately fecured with the property upon him. A ma-
terial witnefs being abfent, the pritbner'was com-
mitted for re-examination.
Essex Siissions.—Tuefday the Seffions of the
Peace for the county of Elie commenced before
the Chairman and a Bench of Maginrates, equal-
ly numerous and refpettable.
After-the periodical bufinefs of receiving the re-
turns of the Conftables, fwearing the Grand Jury,
and reading his Majefly's Proclamation had been
gone through, the Chairman, Mr. BOSANQ.yST, de-
livered a concife and appropriate charge, in which
he, in a manner that does him great credit, directed
the attention of the Jury to the importance of their
office; and explained, with great precifton, the
nature of the hufmcfsslikely to come before them ;
as confining of felonies,
_which are public breaches
of the peace, and depredations upon private pro-
perty; daubs which are breaches of the peace,
attended with ittrfonal injury; and tififdemeanors,
which is a term comprehending all thole violations
of the law that do not come under thole general
heads. He next adverted to the fituation of the
country when he lift met the Jury, (Oct ilioo,)
he kid we were then engaged in a defira
i tive con-
ten, of which it was mpoffible to guefs the ter-
mination. The manufactures had confequendy
declined, and the molt dreadful apprehenfions
were entertained from the general failure of the
crops, and the operation of that fcarcity that pre-
vailed. Now he felt himfelf happy that he could
congratulate them on the return of Peace, and the
near prbfped of its concomitant bleifings. That
the late has-veil bad been abundant beyoqd the
power of calculation ; and there was the fairefl
expeeation that the happinefs of thecountry would
be fixed upon the molt honourable and permanent
bafis.. For there blefTings, he Paid in conclufion,
it was our duty to offer our thanks to ALMIGHTY
Goo, and to ufe them in a manner that may ren-
der us acceptable in his fight, ufefol to our coun-
try, and enimable to each other I

Friday afternoon, as a watermaa of the name
of Evans, was rowing under the bows of a Ship at
Deptford, the cook, not perceiving him at the
time, threw a pailful of boiling water overboard,
which filling direetly on the man, fealded him in
a flocking manner. The furgeon who was on
board at the time, afforded him every polLble a.
finance.

A marine, who, a few days fince, was Ming in
the main chains of the Boitaas, at Sheernefs, un
perceived by any body, fell overboard, and was
not mined till it was his turn to take the watch on
deck. The body was picked up at the Little Nore.
Sunday morning, as a perfon of the name of
York, fervant to a dealer in horfes, was returning
from watering a blind horfe near Abbot's Mill,
the animal taking fright, run againfl Northgate
church with fuch violence as to fraaure the Ikull
of the poor bean, and the man's arm was broke in
two places.

On Monday laft, as the workmen were removing
tome of the Itumfotd ovens at the Albion Mills,
to fubilitute others upon a larger fcale, one of
the beams gave way, and a quantity of bricks fell
upon the fhoolders of Mr. Lloyd, the foreman,
who was fo much bruited by the accident, that
he was removed to his houfe in a Rate of ;acids.
bility.

On Saturday fe'nnight, one of the crew of a
revenue cutter lying at Greenock, fell into the har-
bour, and, after being a confiderable time in the
water, the body was taken out apparently dead,
and carried to the Difpenfary, when the furgeons
of the inftitution immediately attended, and hay.
iog uftd the means recommended by the Humane
Soc'ety, life Wall rdtored.
Tudday fe'nnight on the ebbing of the tide, the
body of a man was found in the harbour of Leith.
it is luppofed he bad flipped a foot when going
aboard a ydrel in the night, to which he belonged.

A moll melancholy accident happened at Fra-
reriirgh on Sunday tennight : While three men
of thy names of James Knight, Geo. Mackie, and
John Mitchell, were employed in !lacing the mot
of the New limn, the fcatrolding gave way, where-
hy James Ku'4llt wa: killed hi) the fpot, aad the
coca much bruited.

On Sarmrday fc'nnight, ril)nut half pail feven in
Mr. .Intli,,ny V.'idden w.t., robbed on
.iiL r I (4-11)4m, r,...warly forty pounds
ivur fat.t. foldiurs.

MARRIED.

Yefterday, at Lewilham Church, John Conway, Efq. to
Mira Chriftie, eideft daughter of James Chriftle, Lfq. of
Pall-Mall.

Laft week, at Afbford, Kent, Mr. Cccrge Ruk, of the lamer
'temple, to Mifs Jeffery, of Afhf.ad.
On the 26th ult. at Liverpool, Mr. Bryan Smith, Landing-
Surveyor of the Cuftoms, to Milk Fairctough, only daughter
of Mr. Fairdough, cooper. _
....

Thurfday, at I.i etpno v l , Capt. George Louthiao, of the :hip
Barrett, to Mifs Sarah Meech.

Saturday laR, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, BrSee, Lt.*
to Mife Farquharfoo, of Harley-ftreet.
. _

At Athlne, Dr. Graham,
Mary Stanley.

of the Medical Staff, ta Mifs

Ai Seuleoates, Mr. F. Jackfon, jun. of Beverley, furgeon and
apothecary, to Mrs. Tong, widow of the late Captain Tong, of
Gainßxwougl,..

Janes MAyoe, Fig. of Dominick-Rust, Du to Mir
Gibbons, eldeft datiyhter of Ahkrir.,o rf ; •-.10,4%.1

LIEU.

On the 28t1 ult. Mrs. ShLrgold, wife of I,mcs
of Middlefcs.

At Streatham, on the 22d ult. Mrs. Harding, vrifr of Mr.
Anthony Harding, of Pall 2v1211, aped 47; and on the asth ult.
Mit, Lowe, niece to the above, aged 21.
On the asth ult. at Sydasham, Mils liabrlla Pr;:r. feconsl
daughter of Meredith Price, Ifq. of I.incoln's-liiii-Fielsis.
At Drogheda, Alderman Oliver Fairtlnuah William.
At Athcnry, county Gahray, ChriP. Lopdell, Ffq.
On the asith ult. In the Four Courts Marthages,
William Kclltr, Fit

At Fdinbure,b, on the 24th ult. Major Robert Wallace, of
the t 7th Regiment of Foot, elite* fon of Alexander Wallace,
Efq. banker there. 41
At Mitlfummtr Norton, near Bath, William Savage, Efq.
formerly an apothecary in Carey-great London.
Sunday morning, Mr. Wm. Paterfon, of Walsworth.
Ott Tuefttay, at stratford-le-Bow, the Rev. Allsa iiarrifun
Eccles, many y-arc Rector of that t•arilh.

Sameday,at Orccuwich, K-os, Trift ram Maciu:kiAdov, F. lg.
On at. 3cth ult alter a few day. Mucci, Mr. I:Asc P.crfoo,
folieitor, of St. Saviour's Church-yard, Smut hw•ark.
)n Turfday tl c 154 ult. at Drunet wick, Suffsa, Middletoo
Onflow, rfq.

tin the Ath ult. William Herring, Lfq. of CO/4in, in the
Si 11 year of Liao +gc.

• •
pitEASII4 .r the URTNAT CANAV.Clll.l.rglzrArm..
COMPLAINTS.
Ar R. DUFOUR ;nimbi's* Puhlit,that he ma y
VA. daily ba copf4ltod eug..Poill 4 tO.;. as lit.h.
IFritlOreet, Soho, VoliPin a.,..M. ark u...te Of 101):IroAro.,::
,
Return, oteiti, 'sorrow NV.-fiefv, yttavriblemar-of I.llqUe •
Moho? 41ezn'•'eiv7:123.14 tfix. ink .
ectenfive Praelice Ali aep st, to wateti he has cc„,.
tnod htmfefftte many &Ira trusamtLitif torti
alficactotth and which Kenna ria4agt.. • .
FMK DVFOIJR, fige PlOptietsii Of I.7.lHtfe's UUfiritel (nu-
dicated) Bougie', has ultimaisieicaftiaprmikft Ikon; by 410, ft-
' ins them of the initatina eftedi pf myrnitutpt fit:tuffs/0 at they
Ilicceed where 'eauftii[iiiid miter oitgeninuani have 14,1
For the VeneftaV.lbltak,lvir.:6ll.:3otlll'4a kt plaillinkia at
roaran'r Amiga? fa 44,LOst, clry simific or
imftraint In diet utputcltlifr. Ttgenahle him -to ntfcilit
at their onto balks, ItstihuptinlidtgL tad 01311t4ka
frian of ;Fuer ~P4l:r9pg t 4. tlijlM 9 iutz tior•s; ;.,
futinetheir fa sipletleYe'polt:pa J. • "
Juft • price at &V.
tnatife tlit Alivs .Coipplaftpet Itkpirecdptle
nijitomi its& Vire; 111e,lttot •Oint,l an :s angcrous
ices of Caufticlkilagies'; &lurk,/ stslio )ort,44,sibt
.orrheis, Ste. Ste.. ‘yiKttlitt. §1;41to.
sind H. D: Symopdt'74terno er-roye ; a 0 to lit fp.
Mqueett's, Ezetar*ClutiNse, an 4 *Ad A‘thoria.

iciii'ca,tion and re-
iferrat4 frrinr the petil.t:;i/ fyitem by the ft.
lodtion of x petunia Ihsinth, thy 41140* of LIN continuog
Weed's is the heft criterion of fuperinrity.
Fight years !swirl devoted my prglicerts the cideffre rrcar.
went of THREE DISOII-,DERst. 4t4Ainfrilerkki MA* of
*sly plan .gives me addttlenal *dour to oppq.c UFA, I ar,s
able theniyares of there comphititseiltich ale the lion jalpe ft:
ant 41;41001w Of ht 490.0 laernAle4n: I , .
.Afterldafin into el/cry branch as An sarg.elix,
formed a ;With st an etit,ly period of Pradtice ireercueb,dends--
ab front theVvraane of "sintlunaasll49ti tlltsp uaily 4stt•
getout precipitancy of:general Practitioners.
ThiTHltlSs;DlSmaM;ltB; to tbenure of siliieltd Mee de.
feted comprise ever', cpecfes of VE,,HARE
wha,,her of a roccut nr
All kinds cvfllitgicAlvf, wbethee•ssliiilig• Awn - the tratfits At •
6cloolboys ,or the indulgence of mature and laftly•thhs
rangement of the fyftem jut Wean= Whi4 is eelled
NESS et STERILITY%
Numerosla slZokaarnAbgraflalf fg-ttinvitfeNlON in t.
in tiratent` Of a finyk nonorthea, and it oat unfrotiently
pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indliEredon of au
unguarded Lam By ii-fupectur. method ryes
.copsphilsts
Wily cured, and teen salient others havc faded. I
cilia that I
may prefume tb.eger • radical Oe-ttlabillhauent. •

foie, how aurora the cafes of. tesspolisesied 41AntS io! that
&fordo compared with the calamit fetuctions of
,Men vyki,
from indulgence inaSOLITARY krfflß,Wth.
tics of a allocable I.l4.oetetruire we altd9f Dehilidt**b
Is the unavoidriolceceofequence of ?deb pernicious habits.
. Whde tte 'sphere, Agave biotite ovtir a eery, bat C 9 re,
ft& conceals bit, misfortinte, it mg be ruffle eePreleoll,
to know, thin although It be an oWtit2 of doubt or uncer-
tainty with ther Praaitioners, Ne removal of thcfe DEFI-
ICsEIiVI ES by the gradual propels of Ecnottation is tha /NCO ifC
medt of coy experience: if the rites of /3aechus or,lftnititivot
begun t* reduce manly !drew, Ninth abider, *lll be rcreed
'by .an early coup:cradling of this languid, ftats apt sg alio
cafei no greet difficulties wit' incur.
Ent where this Deficiency-11as foe years t4illed. • proper Pet-
fey ensue; s indifpenEhly requitite to revive!** tumbling fpada
of life, and to re-animate the Confilitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ddappointed
in their espeffiations of a Family, may bc.tyQttttrl, thatio molt
inftances inch defctla Cre curable by iviedieal Skill.
The SF:CRECY which la fo errand tonsy undertaking. 'sod
the o,ltatifkatims which I have preformed to ihata,loyo the
',liar of my Pretimflors, and in cotuchloce with fuel dui uni,
.nation is given, th'it Mr 11-..-f.—may be inesakearpgrondly
(or by Ictrcrs *eluting a innel oat) at his had; Noing Anse.
dffi:dtredt; Strand, Lieu . • ,
• There la an additional aunties in Watdraffeed'actoluing,
and tin name is on both the doors,
' hi. ti. Member of the Royal Cuircite of Surgeons..
•

To TI-10M.4iTAYL01t. Lig
Na. 9. Bridge-orate, 1-opdoni
1-Rvitt-n•eil•Sly, • • Edlntmegh klarefi'fli, 126 r.
i'nEG leave ten. inform Palo chi ever "fin* the
year 1790. I have. be allkse4 With qic .4110•Venerea ;
wiikl., &OM ItibbilinaltireelißVg t..-titartt or mideeine
profcribcd.by thairooksmissntifei c fadillthere, abd and, e-
coin foterni frwere coutlis orlallation, and twice difeharg. d
. -from the norpitit,' with little nett 'would apptar to be of tilts
tuoft invontrats nature. ha the iliatug of at year my (ifforder
had got to fuel& head. as nearly to put a period to my e ice:
I had a Mtge ale& on the crown of my he.id, one/wee-at:li at in.
and my legs were broke ow In a fright/let Inaianert my ri,•lst
wan dreadfully painful, and had been*? a ilitte of ulceration
for the laft feven years ; my left had alru two urge nodes on it,
was very numb dlfeolottred.and gave ape foci excruciating pein,
particularly when warmin beel,as nearly to dep rive ms oi
In this lamentable itati I wit reCommended by Mr. J. Thomp-
fon, (who received Co great a cure by them here), to take your
Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of
in the eourfe of a fortnight 1 began to receive benefit--in little
more than a month the stern no my lead and arms were round-
ly healed—loon after the fora on my legs heatei alto, leaving
herweeet, conliderable cillbolOnration In the (kin, and pain in
the bane of the left, which, by the bleang of Ono, and a little
longer perfcverance in your intaluable MeaVeise, bitaftdatl; the
nodes difperling, tirelkin reclining it 3 nacJral low, and the noc-
turnal pains gradually going allE-i-Ithin became, by your libe-
ral advice and metlicine,perfedlly free from aH tnyformer ant-
plaints—have recovered my former rpirit and &cacti; and am
become jolly and fat, in which note having continued navy
month- to the alloniiinnent of all who knew me, I am at a Idfs
in what terms to camera my gratitude, but beg you, for Cie
good of other flittering mortals, to make tilt my cafe as puithe
as pol Tile, a, I shall on every uteskon ; In fo doing you win
greatly oblige, Sir, your graterstl, obedient, very humble rcry:,),
MUkKER, Swan's dofe, liigh-ftrest, Edinburyb.
\ Vito< tres to the ahove corr.—John Thompfon, N 0.3. New
l'ou I try -mat k John M'intoll, Old ffcmhi Edinlitt-,
Preta red and told by the role Proprietor, cHOMAS TAT-
-I.ok, Member ofihe Royal I:allege or Surgeons, at his Home.
N 0.9, New Bridge-ftrect. London; where, after a conitiont
' relidencr of more than thisty-lit Wan, le a praßke particular-
! ly diredted to the cure of Venetic! Complaints, and thole inci-
dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable ficrery
which Men of his Pinter:ton &oak always obrerve in rueh tab et
he flatter hlalfelf, the advice and effiftance he gratuitoully ad-
! minieers to peeking 'taking Chit ieleelicioc will be (-accrued,
ilby a difeenting Public, as an advantage attaloable, anti
void of all ambiguity.
Alin fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of tho 4
living at a ditance, at the Prrfurnces, No. 35, St. Alban**
ftrcet, ; the Toy No. col, Oxfurdiireiv%
Mr. Dilborrsirb%, No.•t, Pith ; Mr. Steel, t.,:•kac'-,
No. I, Uniorevow, I.itiy Tower-till ; Mr. Warren's, South-
bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Cal:well's, /)ultra;; acid by one pet-
lon is every confider:44c town In (item Pr Lain and Int ..t3,
Nate, of only 'it. 9d. eat*. haled up, veldt god and 'AM tla
wheriby wrong of eitki r Its may cure tku.m.rrlsca
with cafe, (peed, reereey, and hardy.
N. 13. retry Row kid in talreat Btitaln in fate tap with
Stamp, on which, by favour of the Cominaonent, is prirtc.t,
at the Stamp-Office—T. Taylor, N 0.9, New linitige-ftriet—ur
imitate which!, felony, and aY others arc itaanwsefeit

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