Star.
London, England, 1805-06-28 00:00:00

THIE RING O. HINGE AND SANDERSON.

Mr. CURWOOD moved that a verdtet of Not Guilty
might be entered for the Defendants, who had been
ccnvited upon an indidment for difobeying the or-
der of Jullices to rellote a perfon as a Member of a
Benefit Society, on account of its being contrary to
the indiament, and therefore the Defendant was en-

titled to his-acquittal. It had been taken fubjta to
the opinion of the Court, upon a cafe to be Rated ;
but the other fide declined to argue it.—Rule to thew
mite granted.

Boxtmc —Yefterday a battle was fought in White
Conduit-fields, for ten guineas, between Davis, a fien-
monger, and Richarelfon, a butcher, both of Newgate
Marker. The combatants met in conferptence of a
quarrel which happened lilt Saturday night about a
51. note, which Davis was accufed of recreting, after
it had been paid him by miftake, in exchange for a
bill, and they agreed to decide their difpute by fight-
ing for double the money which occafioncd the alter-
cation. At the fourth round the fifhmonger received
11 a violent blow on the neck, which left him for feveral
feconds unable to move ; he, however, flood up to the
butcher again with great refolution, but after feven
rounds, during which two knock down blows occur-
red, Richardfon was vidorious.—Another conceit fuc-
ceeded the above, between two brick-makers, who
threw their hats up in the ring in defiance. The
courage of one of them was however loon co,led, for
after three fmart rounds he gave in, declaring his op-
ponent was the bell man.
EFFECTS OF Box ti G.—Ye ilerday an inqui titian wa s
taken at the Elephant and Cattle, St. Pancras, before
G. HODSON, Efq. Coroner, on the body of 7 bornar
Tau/i, who met his death on Thutfday in a pitched
battle with a perfen of the name of Reynolds. It
appeared by the testimony of William Shepherd, a
waiter at the Northumberland Arms, Great Rulfell.
fireet, Covent-garden, that a quarrel had arifen be-
tween the deceafed, a journeyman in the employ of
Mr. Cook, Tavillock-greet, and Reynolds, who lodg-
ed in his Matter's houfe, concerning the payment of
fome fpirits. The parties drank together on Thurf-
day morning, and left the Northumberland Arms in
two coaches to decide their quarrel by a battle. Se-
veral perfons who witneffed the battle, at the back of
the Veterinary College, confirmed each other's Rate-
masts, that during the conceit, which laßed twenty
minutes, no fefere blows were given ; but the com-
batants doled, and fell in the lag round, whets the
deceafed was ftruck fpeechlefs, and expired before
affittance could be afforded him. The furgeon who
af-
filled in opening the body of the deceafed, could not
perceive a blow fuflicient to have caufed his death
He found a quantity of extravafated blood on the fur-
face of the brain, which was the immediate cattle of
death, and which might have been occafioned by
exertion, drinking, or falling. The Coroner remark-
ed to the Jury, that they would either find a verdiet
of wilful murder or manflaughter, as the deceafed loft
his life in a breach of the peace. The Jury were of
opinion that there was no premeditated malice, and
confequently returned a verdift of Manflaughter.

BIRTHS.
The Lady of F. B. King, Efq. of College HIM; of a daughter.
On the 23d Ina, at his hoofs in Hind•Rreet, the Lady of W. L.
Hughes, Eft, jun. of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Thurfday fe'nnight, at St. Thomas's, Southwark, Dr. Kidd, to
Mifs !Cabala Savery, daughter of the Rev. Servington Savery.
At Edinburgh, David Cannan, Efq. furgeon, London, late in the
fervice of the Hon. Eaft India Company, to Mifs Catharine Can.
nan, Writ daughter of Horatio. Cannan, Efq. of Barlay, W. S.

DIED.

On the t ith loft. at Afhford,kent, Captain David Be' in, late
of the 9th Regiment of Foot, and only fon of David Betfon, Efq.
of Meikle Beath.

HAVING dedicated myfeif to the (Ludy, aud been
gratified by the molt confitierable pradice in that branch
which I thought ;roper to feted, 1 truft that I have not more nib
employed nay time than thofe who. in the extenfive field of the
profeffion, ant occafionally immured in uncertainty, and casino,
always attain that (needs which is acquired by concentrating the
intellectual power to one Oafs of di(orders.
The Wales of DEBILITY arc recullarly diftrAfing, t:sr thee
bring with them a train of concomitant fynaptoms, and, by a
preffion of all vital energy, exiftence itfeif becomes embittered.--
Whether they mile from the prevaler-c of fit example, thedatrue-
Live habits of fchool boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the mod 'lndiums profcffional fat ; but by the Ignorance
' of uneducated men, the fymptoens are aggravated, and the wait.
tudon is deft:ord.
Asa MCM3ER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEOMt
I ground my pretenfions oa regularity of education; end pntlefiiß
every privilege to pradice, I fed myfelf entitled to that confidence
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the firft fenfations of local wcaknefs, early applicadon wit
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame • but where the fuf
fezer, fro ma confeiwfuefs of the unmanlinefa of the vice which
muted his misfortune Is fearful of the contempt or onnfure of his
family phyficLut, and brood neer his infirmity with rueful con.
malment. it mutt be fatisfadory foe him to be afibred not only of
capabikity of treatment. bat alto of the moil inviolable fecrecy.
And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poi able to prevent pain,
danger or difirth ; in the meta complicated cafes it is the acquiro•
meet of excluftve experience in this hoe to died a fafe, certain.
sand fpecly re-eftablifiunent.

I over the advantage of this experience to thole Of either fel who
are 'Elided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptorno of
VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all atm the terms of remu-
neration are ftated on the first interview.
PaCento in the country are expedttd to Melo& a Eank note, and
ate rapdtod to fpecify their age and manner of bring.
MARTIN BRIE,
Member of the Royal College of Burman Union.
No sib Arodel-ttrect, Strand, ow Tonple gar.

TO CARPENTr Ft S, IIti.T.DFRS, AND OTNER4,
HF.NOON, 11.ESEX.
TO BE SO' .D BY AUCTION, by Fuca,
On Friday the st► of July.ll33s, at Ekrt• or.::
the Ezecuturs. on the Preu.if.•s.

iicER
Ivie.ErsT.
ceafed; alto the Live and Dead Farming Stock, g Cr,. s
Grate and A ft:r Pafture, Timbur, and Timber Carriages, and
nos other Fffeds.
The Stock and Crops may be viewed two days preeedlit t;:e
Sale.—Catalogues may be had at the Cock Inn, St. James's, Hsy.
Market ; the King's Arms, Oxfordsftrest; Grey Hound, H-ndon ;
White Hart and Crane Inns, Edgware; the Rid Lion, Earritt;
Green Man, Whitdone; the place of Sale; and of Mr. Fitch, Stan-
more, Middh fel.
Part of the Parchafe-Money for the Trade, map remain on fuck
Security as may be approved of by the Executors.
The very convenient Dwclling 'ionic and excellent Garden,
with large Yard and roomy Buddhist, neccliary for envying ns
this Extenfive Viaducts, will be let on Leafe to the Purchafer at
Trade.—Some excellent Meadow Land may alto be had it re.
qui•ed.—For further particulars apply to Mr. Fitch, StantuOm

BISHOPgTOKE, AND UPHAM. HANTS,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Dolphins Inn, Southampton, on Friday the adth day rt
July, 1805, at Onc o'C:tuck in the Afternoon, fithject to fuCa
Conditions as will then be produced,
ACAPITAL, definable, and very improvable
FARM,called HALL LANDS, DIDGEN WOODS, TIP.
PERS and WALES, fituate in the Parini of flifhopitoke, Hants,
with the Meruages or Dwellingsboufer,Barns,Out-houfes and fe-
veral Pieces of Land, thereto belonging, ettitaining by efthratioa
about 160 Arres.l. afed to Mr. Jofeph Lawrence, WI Michaelmas,
1806, 0. s.—This Farm is principally Freehold, the rtfidee Low.
hold, under the Manor of Bifhops Waltham, at an cafy etttain
Floe and Quit Rent, and is well flocked with Timber
Alto a Piece of Copyhold Land, called the Chalk Pit, contain-
ing by eftimation about 3 Acres, Innate in the Pariffi of Upham,
Hants, at prefent leafed with the Taft mentioned Farm.
Likewife feveral valuable Pieces or Parcels of Freehold Coppice
Land, fituate In the raid Parifla of Bifhopftoke, containing by tat.
mation about 43 Acres, which fur Inane years pal have net
been let.
And a pieceof Copyhold Meadow Ground, containing about i sere
and a half, lying in Horton Common Mead, in the raid Parini of
Bifhopftoke, leafed to Henry Twynam, till the 13th June, clod,
fur digging Peat thereout.
The parts of the above Pronerty leafed, having for many Tears
pail ben let at an old Rent, w ill in coaf sgaene, now, admit via
confidcrable advance by a Parchatr.
The Premifes may be viewed by applying to the Tenants, and
further particulars known and a plan fan at the Office of Mr. Gal.
pine, Attorney at Law,Southarril tin.
CAPITAL RESMENCF,
• TO BE SOI.D BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
Situate ten Miles Eaft of Winchefter, twelve South-Wtft of
Alton, and five South from Alresford, cailtd
fROOKWOOD PARK ; comptiiing a CMIIIIIO.
dines modern-built Dwelling.houfe, with Offic<l of every
defcrip. ion ; the principal apartments neatly fitted up in the heft
ftyle, with Statuary, inlaid and Marble Chimney picas, StUeto
Cornices, enriched and fir.illted in the immediate tafte ; containing
(even Bed -chambers and Dreffing-rooms, betides .it tics; the belt
Duffing-iwom fitted up in a peculiarly tafteful manner, with
Plate-giafs Windows and elegant Ornaments; a Drawing-ream
as feet by at ; a Dining Pat lour of the fame dimenfioalt a Break-
fait Parlour, Study, and Library ; a neat Entrance H 011, a c .pital
Stone Staircafe, two other Staire fes; convenient Roureitaper's
Room, Servants' Hall, Butler's and Footman's Apartments, excel-
lent Kitchen, arched Vaults and Cellaring, Brew- houfe, Laundry,
Dairy, Ike. &e. with a large Kitchen Garden, furrounded with
14 feet Walls, cloathed with Fruit-trees; Plantations, Pleafurc
Grounds, and Lawn ; capital Stall Stabling for eleven Horfts,
Standing for four Carriages, and very excellent Bed rooms and
Apartments over them; Farm Yards and Buildirgi, with eompaa
Inclolerei of Pasture, Amish., and Wood Land, coota:nl in the
whole sat Acres, of the yearly value of 3 yol.
The Houfe, Offices, Gardens, Wood Lands, and fundry other
Lands, are Freehold, the remainder Copyhold of inheritance, fah-
jedt to yearly quit rents, amounting to 41. 16s. ad fixed heti its
61 yes. and fines certain, on death ur al:nation, 4L 75. dd. The
• Land Tax only xal. 7s. 6d.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Printers of the Oxford and
Bath Papers ; the principal Inns in Wincheiter, Alrestord, Alton,
Southampton. Bafingftoke, and Andover ; alto at the Bulb, at
Staines; the Office of Me**. Richardfon and Co. I and Surveyors,
• No. 7, Lincoln's Inn Fields ; and at Mr. Webb's Office, its Salif.
bury, where a plan may be leen, and who is authorifed to treat
fur the Pale.
The Houle to be viewed by favour of the Tenant; and Mr.
Perry, of Brsmdean, near the Pumices, will Thew tholands, and
give printed particulars.

HAil ON HOUSI:, Nu is, CROSS-STREET,
HATTON GARDEN.

DR. HODSON has received the following Letter,
and complies with the requoft of the Author.
"I beg you will be fo good as to publills •he follow.ng declaration
that the public may be better acquait.ted with the fingular efficacy
' of your medicine called the PARISIAN VEGETABLE Airitar.
" About four years ago I coctraded the Venereal Diteak,whirS
at its commencentent being improperly treated, the difi.rder,whi,
was only checked, broke out again wiz!), increafed violence, in lbott,
the diftemper was of fo malignant a nature, that I not only (offered
the molt excruciating pains, but my whole body was covered with
ulcers, though I had then the advice of the molt eminent men in
the yrofelfion, they were not able to relieve me. I was put under
a courfe of falivation, but this too failed of limed,. Finding no
perlon able to arreft the dreadful progrcfs of the difesfe, I was on
the point of abandoning myfelf to defpair, and waiting patiently
for the hour of my diffolution,which kemed to be inevitable,aben
I was prevailed on to take one of your roc 6d. bottles of Syrup ;
the of et it produced was beyond wh.a I could expect, confidering
how deeply the difordcr was rooted in me. I was therefore indu-
ced to perfevete in this medicine, and after taking eight bottles,
found myfelf perfectly recovered. No ream could have conceiv-
ed, if they were not eye witnelfes, the alteration produced in me,
for which, neat its GOD, lam folly indebted to your truly valu-
able and incomparable medicire. Gratitude demands from me my
belt thanks to the Preparer of it, and 1 congratulate my country-
men and mankind in general on this molt deferl and remarkable
difcovcry. Your obedient fcrvant, THOMAS JONES.
St. James's-ftreet, May 4, tBcy.
This Syrup is alto fold as ufual at ins. 6d. a bottle, by aPrat-
ment,and fold wholefale at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Chcapfkk,Laatlan,
ant may be had of molt .Medicine Venders in every town. •