Star.
London, England, 1801-10-24 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.

Yefterday Thomas Ford Was indl9ed for receiv-
ing,well knowingit tribe ftolen, one quire-of paper,
value one 'hitting, the property of John Tattrlet.
It appeared that the profecutor had repeatedly
miffed paper out of. his (hop, and fofpoiling his boy
had (tole° it, be taxed him with it; the boy con=
hired that he had done fo, and from his informk
tion the Profecutor was led to make application to
the Office ia.Q2een-fquare, where he procured an
Officer to accompany him to he Defendant's
bonfe, 'Alois a refpeaable per in Weft-
mintier. On entex....
,;* (hop they di/covered he
was foldin :" s• in Come of the profecu-
tor's pa • was'cr abled to fviear
to ferns Its • .st pintienlar make. On being
(maimed . beiarne poffeffed of the paper,
be very.qathlyt4d the parties that he had pur.
Chafed it of the Profecutor's boy ; litit that fufpec-
tins-hi:had not come honeftly by it, he had de-
ifire.Ohlt net to bring any more to him. There
were not more than a few (beets found in the De-
fendant's. poffeffion.—His Counfel retied his de..
fence on Ms good charaaer, to which he called
a great number of the moll refpeCtable inhabitants
of Wellminfter, who gave him a molt excellent
site. He farther fajd, that the Defendant's con.
dna• evinced his. intwence, for at the time the
Profecutor came to his houfe, he candidly told
him that be had purchafed trifling quantities of
paper of the boy, and fufpeaing he had not come
honeftly by it, had requefted --him not to time
there agairf.
The CHAIRMAN faid it was for the Jury to de-
termine whether, at the time he purchafed this
paper, he well knew it to have been.flolen ? they
mull be fatisfied on that head before they could
find him guilty. The Ivry immediately acquitted
the defendant.
The CHAIRMAN flid that he was very happy
Mr. Ford• was acquitted. The Jury had given in
a very proper verdia. At the fame time he wifhed
it to be uncles:flood that tradefmen thould not put-
chafe any articles of perfons with whom they were
not acquainted.
golm Wilfiarp was found guilty of ftealing a
pocLet handkerchief, the property of Rich. VVil-
hams. The l'rufecutor, as he was pairing up the
Strand fome days force, caught the Prifoner in the
aa of pit.kinishis pocket. The Court fentenced
him to be Li-anyone(' for the term of fever years.

POLIO.

Tiow-Sr P. T.—Yefierday 7,hn Seder, taken in-
t.. cu arid y a ;bort time fince st Bufhy-heath, Herts,
fulpici.in of fii:aling a horfe he offered then
.for fale, underwent a final etan.in.uion, when the
ilt.as owned by Mr. Baker, a butcher, at Yald-
ing, in Kent,' who deviled tliat in the night of the
aoth cf Sopteriber la% the boric in nnefiion was
(Wien in a feel of Lis at :'aiding, together with a .
c ncy.
James Abbot, the landlord of the Three Crowns
public honk, at 13:A1.yd:cad), Dated, that en lite
z t a of September, hetwecn three and four o'clink
in the afternoon, tl.: prifoner at the bar, in, die
company of two other 'Leo, with a horfe and car t,
1 • . /Ind MI.. Baker's horfe, c.inte his houfe, and,
after remaining together about an hour, the tuo
other mcit went a.• ay ; that thortly after the
. loner offered him Mr. Ilaker's horfe for fair, at
firli ;Liking twenty guineas for it, but afterwards
agresinr, to take thirteen pounds for it, fayhig, he
had bought it of a Mr. Bath, at Bromley fair, and
who, he laid, lived at Paul's Cray, Kent ; that
. witncfs having reafon to believe he had Rulen the
I.'l - boric, declined paying him fix it, unlefs he Nv—ild
...la with hist to the faid Mr. Bulh, which refulinv,.
ire detained both the prifuacr and the honk, a:.d

L

)10.6.4 irk •

Mr. Bath, at Pauli Cray. The prifoner, On being
a!lced if he wiffied to fay any thing in reply to the
charge, let up the fame defence as he did at his
former examination, namely, that he bought it on
tilacltheath; of a man who Paid that his name was
Built, and Oat he lived at Paul's Cray-
He was fully committed for trial at the next
Affixes for the county of Kent-
li/Z04;10a-HOLISfday 6'; alid Everett
were ti-Ntslis brought before the LORD MAYOR, and
under-'eta their final examination, upon a charge
of robbing the vomiting houfe of Mr. Maze, of
Thames4treet. James. Et ei ett, the father, was
alfo examined, on a charge of being an acsettary
after the fall, in concealing and abetting his two
tons. Mr. Canner, the City Marshal, hated, that
the father had vilited the tons at Enfield after the
robbery, and that he found in his houfe in Worm-
wood-fireet a rot. bank note, and a 16th of a lot-
tery ticket, in a drawer. Mr. Drummond depot':
ed, that the (hare of the lottery ticket was pur-
chased at his office by the Everetts, and one I.n.
• Veil, for a zol. note, one of thofe stolen from Mr.
Maze. A variety of corroborating evidence was
produced, after which Everett the father, and two
foils, were fully committed. Lovell, one of the
party, who had applied to he admitted an evidence,
was prcvioufly committed, his application being
refuted in confequence of prevarication in his ac-
count of the bufinefs.
HATTON GARDEN.—Yefterday a young man of
the name of Manby underwent a final examination,
charged upon oath with having Men, in the houle
of a Gentleman in the Edgeware road, near a
month !ince, a large quantity of bed furniture,
linen, and other articles, to a great amount. It
came out in evidence, that the fervant maid to the
profecutrix was enticed from the houfe by a gen-
teel dreffed young man, vrho pretended to have
annething to relate to her very particular ; =of;
ing her for !lime timer (he at length returned to
the houfe, when (he found the door on the jar ;
being greatly alarmed, fhe went up hairs, and
found feveral rooms (tripped. The goods were
traced to the potreflion of the prifrwr, and being
identified, he was fully committed for trial.
UN ioa-Hatt.—Yeaerday feveral bakers were
fined in the full penalty of ss. per ounce, for bread
(hort of weight.. The Magillrate informed them
that tie Was determined to enforce the law to its
utrnoft extent, and especially during the high price
of that neceffary article.
TNARIE9-OFIFICR.-.-A tradefman of the name
of Huntley was fully committed for trial, at the
-next Kent Affixes, for having in his paileflion a
quantity of new rope, and rope-yarns, with the
King's mark on them, and which were found in
his houfe at Greenwich, fuppofed to be unfairly
obtained.
Mau/Jews, a tinman and brazier in Dept-
ford, was conviated in the penalty of 151. for hag.
ing in his poifeinizi a quantity of new copper with
the King's mu* thereon, and which he could not .
account for.

On Monday evening next the 26th inft. will we
find be prefented at the Royal Circus, St.George's-
fields,a new and molt com,-;lete evening's amufement
confiaing of a new fplcndid fpeftacle under the di-
reCtion of Mr. CROSS, called The Triumph of Peace,
in which will be introduced, a grand Equeftrian
and Allegorical Pageant, &c. An entire new
Burletta with Icenery, mufic, dreffes, and decora-
tions, callad May Morning, the mufic entirely neW,
by Mr. W. WARS. A new Comic Scotch Ballet
by Mr. ?AV TGOM tRY, called Donald and reap.
A great variety of new Songs, &c. aficbthe whole
to conclude with that highly admired and grand
Ballet of Aftion The Fire King, or "fiber, and &-
false, being for the benefit of Mr. JoNts ; whole
truly liberal mind has yielded benefits to 11.) many
public Innutions and Charities. The overflow.
ing audience on that evening and at an early hour,
which there can be no doubt of, will thew fuffici-
ently the public approbation of his truly merito-
rious conduel.

A SINGULAR INSTANCE Or GGOD-LUCK AND
GRATITUDE.—AII GthsfrintliN in the neigh-
bourhood of H,u.over-fgnare, requelled his female
attendant to purchase him a Ticket in the lafl July
bids Lottery. The order was immcdiately corn.
plied with; and the young woman made the belt
•of her way to the nearest office, (which we believe
was Honces, St. James's-ftruct,) and there made
cboice of No. 15,705, for which fhe paid eight
gulneas. The Ticket was deposited in a drawer,
and the Gentleman never faw the number, till the
fair purehafer brought him the agreeable news of
the Ticket being drawn a prize of ao,oool. Ile
received the news like a philoforher, and gave di-
reflions to his broker to-fell the prize, and lay the
cal out in three per cent. confols (then about 59
per cent.) with this particular injuaßiott, five hun-
dred poandsfierfrag to be refervcd as a prefent to
the female purchafer. We are in poffeffion of the
names, which we fupprels, not wilhing to give of-
fence ; and we are happy to add, that fine the
return of Peace, the confols have role so per cent.
minerealk of pool.
STATE LOTTERIES, sflos.—The hien begin•
drawing the t6th of November next, and the
Ely:Lisit the 3,1 of March, 111.:/2.—Ilotc. The
Tickets in both Lotteries will be higher before the
time of drawing.—The Tickets, Halves, Quarters,
Eighths, and Sixteenth Shares, (duly IFtinped,
purfnant to Aft of Parliament), are fold and
regiflered by Mr. Nicuoi.son, at hi; Stntc Lot-
tery Office, t 5, Cornhill, London, cppofite
1 the Bank of England, where all butinefs relative to
Lotteries, or the Public Funds, is faithfully tranf-
afted.—The following is a Numerical Lid of the'
Capital Prizes lately fold and (hared at this Office ;
Nu. 5499 - No. 21461 - -Jo
7785 24.`PLO I.t CDS - • s,cco
9065 - 20400 28322 10,C00
14777 - 30875 - • S+
":25 - 13,000 41700 - mcco
17049 - 10,000 4303 - • 3,000
19,,04 - 1:.030 44014 - 200E0
19016 - t,a,o 46676 - - 10.000
23349 - 5.0.0 51E03 - 10,000
11 Wes many a 1,0001. TPICL and 5001. each.
Money for the Prizes as f ,on as drawn. "themes
!Otis. —Orders from the Couatty (port paid) duly
:et tended to.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORROW
Morning - 12 coinuteb after 4
Afternoon - 33 minutes after 4

WHEN Yrdeffional Men of education and re-
fponfabillty deviate from the general frltem by the fe
',dim of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued
(needs is the heft criterion of fuperiority.
Fight year. have I devoted my pradice to the exclufive treat-
ment oT THREE DISORDERS, and the fucceisful each of
illy plan &mime additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am
able the ravages of ahofe complaints which are the moR import-
ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a will' at an early period of Pradtice to refctic individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Pradlioners.
The THREE. DISORDERS, to the cure Of which T have de-
eased my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENERhAL
INFECTION, whether of a recce t or lung duration..—sdly.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ;ailing front the Intik% of
Schoolhoys, or the itidnlgenee of mature age, and bitty that de-
rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN-
N litiS or STERILITY.

Numerous dtfeaks ate the refult of igmoranee or hafte In the
treatment of a limp's. Donorthra, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds cf Ida are poifoned by the indifcretion of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are
cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I
'guy prcfume to offer a radical re-eftabHihment.
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrets Is thlf
diforder compared with the calamitous fituatious of Men, wise
from indulgence ir. a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gala-
ties of a fafttiouable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which
la the unavoidable confciuence of fueh pernicious habits.

Where the unhappy fufferee broods ever his mircry, but care,
gully conceals his misfortune, It nu), be fume confolation for
him to know, that although ft he an objed of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Pradlilloren., the renewal of tl.cfe DEFI-
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefa of Renovation is the acquire
meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchukor Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early countc:aalon of this languid /late, and in their
cafes no great difficultios will occur.
But where this Deficicr.cy has for years exifted. a proper Pee-
reverence is indifpentibly requlfite to revive the flunibring (parks
of Life, and to rc-animate the Conftitutioti.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have king been difappolnted
In their expoStatlons of a Family, may be afured, that in mod
inflames fueh defedis are curable by Medical Skill.
The SECRECY which is In effential to my undertaking, and
the Qualifications which I have perfumed to Rate, form the
Bali. of my Prete:afloat'. and in coincidence with fuck this inti-
mation is givui, that Mr B---- may be confuhed pelonally
((car by letters inc luring a finall note) at kis knife, No. *9, Arun-
del-ltrect, Strand. near Temple-Bar.
There is an additional entrance In Wata,Rrect adjoining.
suil she name. ia on both the
M. B. Mamba of the t;1 Caner of Cirgesee.

TO Dr. LETTUnfurnithed, and entcrad up .1
1-JITTLETON f-101ISE ; Notate et. the
Stour; in the Pariftz of Langton Loatz, ,
one mik from the l'orm of Blaudford, SICLif the '',ve
Dike Rood leading form Blandford to the T q wn, of 1%
.nd Mae; with an excellent Kitchen Garitm. .

enuna witil • brick wall ten feet high, and •pl•nteci
• bticeit fruit tree, now in great perfictinn ; two C...iack 11,

wu good Stahl, s, and other convenient torsv4
it for the refulenie genteckFunlip. Witiithc Houle w:11
let, about tin Acres of good Patrice Land.—The lint•fe
cunGits of thrq. P.u4ours, a Kitchen, Servants' Hsu, Bs, kr.*
Pantry; anotlwr Panto-fa:id Larder on the Gruund Floor; an
seceding gOotcllrawing-rooni, ay feet by is feet. ur there)
,bouts, edrntwurding•a molt 'delightful vie* of the adjoctn-
ah.adows, lA'oods. and River Stour; fuse Bed-chambers ;,nd
Powdcring-rootia or 3 the4xond Wow; outfit. good Attics;'
Alfn exceeding good ondervosuid Cellars.
N. B. The whole is in exceeding good repair. within two
miles of two packs of harriers, and in as slit!zhtful and in
a (pot as :any in the County of Dodo.
Fur furth..m /trident-irk apply to Meffns King, and Johns,
Solicitors, Woodford, (if by letter, poll pad); and fur a
ToVit.4'
ache Pronifes at Ligigton Houle, Viandfo ~
rd, D,. •

I.:XTlt4rtl' FROM '4l-IP. LONDON GA-7..F.TTL.
IT has been the of the Proprietors vi the
well known ANTiscovt.BuTic DROPS, fielt computed
ind prepared by the late FRANCIS SP/1.1111.:RY, at
fary, Nu I's, Soho Square, London, and sontineed only awl
folek, there to he prepared genuine, to guard the Public againft
the lcipulitioss which are daily pradikti againft Medicita
podefling. the. Mil reilsedtability; aad as the virtues of the An-
tifcorbutic Drops have been found not only an antidote In low-
bode complaints, but•a fueccfsful refutircc in cntatwous erup-
tions, fcruphula, gout, rheum:tarn, and the attendant difeares
of the nerves, as the lift of cures accortmanying each bottle,
given in an sample bill of diredtioos, will tilLfy, as well as the
Treatife on diet, goist, &c. written by the late Proprict,,,
(which may alfo be bad at the Difpenfary) Angle them out as
tit ()Weds to try, under their fandtidfi, fuch (parlous it
Fur this rualkii the Proprietors, by the favour of lila Majrity's
Commillionces of the Stamp Oflice, have Airco a (tamp on
cases bottle, printed in black kik. with the Words Spiltir:ry
wid Co. No. 15, Soho Square, expreiled upon it, whim, if ..;:e
purchafer attends to, together with the wards “ By TH t K. v n's
PATEN r," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the
the King's arms .= the Larger, he may be allured he I 33 t,b-
tained the genuine medicine, as fol 4 at the Difpenfiry,
Square, London, in bottles et' ts. and 11. as. each, duty in:lnd...l.

HE afflided with RHEUMATISM, SClatic'q,
.1 Lumbago, Head-ach, Numbnefs, PaUey, Luc*,
and rains of the Stonsuch, will find aneireaual renie4y iu

Wbil I' LULA D OESAENCE of I\II.I9CARD,
Which has frequently fucceeded in cafes that had baled every
other method, and under circumftances that precluded cvdry
expedation of re le! from the means ufually prcfcribcsL It
prepared ia Pala, and aifo in a fluid Rate.
The fills are an excellent Stomachic, particularly n rvlcrahla
in Elotuloncied and Indigeflion; and by their fahrtary mod, of
operation, finfenctole perfpiration) they grocluaffy modern:Mu
the matt obitmate Rheumatic and other complaints, and at
fame time h.vigorate ,the debilitated coultitution.
Etkace is a remarkably naive embrocation, noreffudy hied
with the Phi; and u it genrhally excites a tingling f:iiradaa,
even in the deepeit, [sated mufcics, it ranuves tl : extoir of
pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the pat.. t!,is
means, the I-rya-eft Sprains and Bruili, old Strew. and Re-
laxations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In ntr-
yous Head-sells, it affords inftwltancous n:lier; and S) the
fuggeftion of Cenral Ladies of Sift:lion, Mr jou \ Fr.
pared it, for the accommodation of the affluent, cqualiy
as the Hoth yor lavender Waters ;it this Rote it ei.. :(
be had at his houfe, No. is, Greek-Area, Soho, 1.0 n..: ;1
larger Cued bottles, at Its. 641. eaels.-I.llc genuine N ~.fl:a-guithril
guithril from counterfeits by the King's Pazent, and the
turc of I:O II NST 0 N ON the YAW of each but or It
may , at as. sal.mch, of every reputable Medicine Ven-
der In the three kingdoms, yeft Indies, and Amities. To
prevent counterfeit impufition, the dffthiguiffting marks of the
genulne are neeeffary to be attended tvi.

ADVICE to BA:THERA, BATH, and 11U r
DBROI)UM begs.leave to recoramt•lld thf!
41.0 Botanical Synla (tha t,oea of whielvare
by Perkins of the firit ratition and diftiretion) to.llathers im-
tuninttely after quitting the Bath, and one hour hdose. and to
partitular to thole who are fubjedt to eruptions arifing fetal
vitiated Hamours, Sourey„&e. the quantity token utelt slime
three Teolc Spoonfuls.
To Nasout and Dabilleatal Confthationa in genatti, nu.rg
tea .n irrojedar courfe of life.- as bard Drinkin:, cxe,lll
mod tbere D.bilith:s brought on by not knowing the stair,
sandtnzy of a certain vice,contratled at In early age •
tor• r:commcncis tike Ncirvous Cordial, two Tta
which is to he taken an Lour before Bathing, and tax a•:t.,
Tea minutes walk after is nrecffary.
•,,• A noynber of Cwra perf-rtied at Southampton, ::...1-
ings; Portfmouth, iiie of Wight, blargate, Ramfgt :e, 1),
Math, 11L01, ibirrOWPALe. CiiCitOdl4l,l, apd .1.011J:10 ;•.• ,
. .

in the courfior the 1:1't SI:Ar011, riVCrdil LitOt.• c:,

men„ who, front th 4 ir vatral Gtua:l ii Life,w:a u.t

mit thdr i:itr.es to I.? 21Ablid

• Cr Perfons who da not know the rude from whirl. tl .1-
emnpLaints origiaate, the Doelts, to relitve tuts:, ty,
thole who with to rec:lve &tat withoct conference, .n
their fending a Cane*, rod their morning Urine in a rt:.y
derive equally the fame benctit; his Sdentifie Kt:owl-J.le of
various Difordem, by innsns of Urine, has eftablithed Lis I
_ _

Thole no; wining to receive Medicines of his Agents, c::.y
eclat them in I.oialon, aiddrcfang a line, pun: F.:id.
BKODUm's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sots. to
obtain a radical and permanent cur: for there fezot
of Nature which Delicacy nft..n forhicts toalifelof: even to •; • it
kelaie,s; with a Trcatife on Fem.dellifeafes, Nerrott ,1111:
chondriac, and Confumptive Conigiainta—To v.:;:ch is d,
Advice to Bath and Hut-will &thin, du. It is particula.ool
recommended to Seafaring /Hen.
1 The Cures contained in this Pamphlet are riven in 7i
fhott a way as poi:able, for want of raven, but they :tidy
at fun length In the Guide to Old Age,. which the liadat
commends to Perfona of both Sexes, w, to. whether lingic or
married, ought not be a moment witbug it.
The lIOTANICAt. SYRUP atwl NMVOI7S coßili Al.
to be had at the Dodoes Houfe, No. Adition.itseet, 7 Horn
Nona the I.everian Ninfeum Blacktriar's Bridge, in ilwaita
-it ass. tit. 6d. and so. 6d. adu at •
In Rath Crurwell, GI f ovr Baster,