Star.
London, England, 1815-03-02 00:00:00

L.4lf INTILLLIOZNCE.

CONSISTORY COURT, MARCH 1.
wham,*
This was a suit of divorce Instituted by J. Whale,
Esq. against Ann his wife, by reason of adultery. It
appeared that the marriage took place in the pari.h
-of st. Mary-ht-Sonne, in Istmember, 1793. and that
they cohabited together as man and wife for several
years on terms of affection ; that in October 1031 T,
the husband went so Portugal, he being Captain in
the Ist Life Guards; that previous to his quittinty,
England, he Made arrangements for his wife to reside
at Newbury, with *relation ; that during his absence
'he heard I.f his wife's infidelity, and obtained permis-
sion of the Duke of Wellington to return to this coun-
try, when he discovered the adulterous intercourse.—
The libel charged the wife with a criminal coanec•
tion with three persons of the names of Holmes,
Powell, and Pearce, the two former soldiers, a private
and seijeant belonging to the same regiment, the
latter a shoemaker, residing at Newbury. and with
whom afterwards she went to Alton, in Hampshire,
where they continue to carry on au adulterous inter-
'course together.—The Court was of opinion the a dul.
tery was clearly proved to have been committed with
Holmes and Pearce, and therefore pronounced lot
the divorce.

UNION HAI.L.
Yesterday, a number of men were charged before the Magi-
strates of this Office with riotous behaviour in the Borough tkc
day before, la the throwing stones and mud at Mr. Barclay and
friends, during the procession. Mr. Marsden, the Solieitor of
Mr. Barclay, attended the examination, and told the Justice. that
be had orders from Mr, Barclay. not to be rigid in prosecuting
these deluded men, as he found they bad been deceived, in sup-
posing he had voted for the alteration of the Corn Lawt; which
was not the case ; that be was a friend to the poor, and would
not consent to the rise of Cora; that it had nearly been a very
serious business, for if the Riot Act had been real, malty iruo
cent persons might have lost their lives. Some of the prisoners
seemed truly conscious of their Imprudence, and pleaded intuit-
' cation and bad example, and begged to be forgiven • others gave
in bail to answer the complaint. Mr. Marsden said, windows
broken at the Hunts 'f avern, and ocher damages oa that day,
' were not less than £6OO. They wished to find out who the
offenders were, and who prompted them on, but stoat of the
persons in custody are low unthinking men, who could give no
reasoe for their conduct. One man, who d formerly kept the
Horsly-down public-house, confessed that Mr. Barclay Lad been
his friend, and he was very sorry for what he had dune. Several
persons appearing to his character, he was discharged.

James Rots, a vagrant, formerly a soldier in the '
92d regiment, is committed to prison at Aberdeen,
accused of a most atrocious assault on a young
woman of the name of Helen Christie, belonging to
the parish of Monquhitter. The young woman,
cluing!' dreadfully hurt, is stilt alive, and hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
Tuesday se'nnight Thomas Markey, Thomas Byres,
Jame: Gfir" alias James Graham, and Illichael
were tried at the 13tdslin Assizes--lst, for the intsder
of Hannah Brown, housekeeper to William Broom,
Esq. of KU/nacos:l = 2d, for a burglary in the house ;
land, Sd, for malicionsly shooting at the said William
Broom, Esq. The first three prisoners were found
'Guilty, and they were executed at Kilmainham
Thursday. The murder was perpetrateli under cir-
cutistinces of most fetacioni bartntrity. The nofor-
tur.ate victim was in the hall, deteaderg her master's
premises against the murderers, a:.d had been over-
powered, when one of them wantonly shot l:er
though the heart. Collins IS.IS acquit:A, and thi
alert were convicted on the et tdence ofJuntesl),,n3,
at approver and osmpanion of their crimes. They
-west all old offenders, and had frequently rubbed in
company.
John Ferreira and joseth Mom, two Portuguese
sailors, were afterwards tried for murder, by stabbing
A man with a knife, in the streets of Dublin. The
fotmer was found guilty, but his neighbour has been
respited.
It must be gratifying to the country to hear, that
Dr. Cooesta, M D. with a Society of eminent Sur-
geons, of thirty years experience in• Strictures, De-
bility, &c. have established a Medical Board, (to
whom all cases are referred) at Charlotte-house, Great
Charlotte-street, opposite ROWLAND RILL'S
Blackfriar's-road, London ; where the public are re-
lieved from the most dangerous diseases without con-
finement. The institution claims the attention of
those who may have attempted the cure of themselves,
or who have been so blind and unfortunate as to
consult men ignorant of so important i branch of
the. profession, whose improper treatment has mer-
curialized thousands, ,and brought many to an un-
timely end; eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore
eyes, t hroar, moo th, and 'nose, vertigo, noise in the cars,
deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blindness ;
stricturespains in the head and limbs, frequently mis
taken forrheumatism ;extreme weakness in. the knees,
swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a
few of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear
years after, and too of ten embitter the matrimonial
state. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by
all ranks of people, from eight till ten, or by letter, in-
closing a fee (for no others are answered), Stating
their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent
to alt parts of the kingdom. They also cute the
pits and ITrstubt, without burning or cutting, and
girt advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun-
, dais mining% till twelve o'clock.

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Sunderland 4/ . 40s O4 to 42s 0.

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MARRIED. •
• Wodosedity, at St. Pancras Church, Thomas Coutts, Esq. to
Mies linerlat Maus. of Hully.lodge, Highgate.
Tuesday, at St. Osorge's Hanosemipiars, by the Right Rev.
the Load &ahem of Chester, Edward Hawk. Locker, Esq. of
Davls-atreet Berkeley-miners, to Mims daughter of the late
JoDadma Bu caber, hue Vicar of Epsom.
Feb. en, at Nesmith. Mr. lames Connie, of the General Post.
Oflice. Edinburgh, to Miss Margaret Car, eldest daughter of
Mr Robert Car, apothecary, Renwick.

Thursday wee*, at Ferraby, near Hon, in the prime of life,
the Rev.'Amas Broadish of HuR.
Friday seinnight, 'award Pp. Brice, Esq. of Wei/Reid and
Heighte.bail, in *Append's, neat Halifax, an acting Deputy-Lieu-
tenant fir the West Riding, and in the commission of the Peace.
At Madras, M fuly list, Lieutenant WM= Dyneley, of the
Hon. East India Compeers sank..
Xflhd, the 21st January, on board this Harlequin sloop, Lieu-
tenant Oeorge Stewart, late Coe vender of H. M. B. Sealowsr.
At Rditoborgb, the 19th olt. Mtg. Gram Rose, widow of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Jobs Macdeneld, of histadield, late of the Stu
Regiment.
At Aberdeen, the 12th stk. in her add year, Mrs. Oleuole,
widow of the am Dt.Olonnio, late IMINI( -of Maryeultee..

1• To Mt. MON, Apothe:nry.
iSiyß—ou thlmtaliche.the e
rereeaierlietShte opportunity
ttuTbetieitt farlcneni
ithe use nt your DIXON'S AN ri11li.10(!s will, A c.a.•-
•ried with me to Jamaica, ant:, an those friends Is whom I dl
tii-
`butel them have experienetclthe time salutary 'benefit. ; the'. de.
elate them to be the best Medi:hie -Itr mud in that•countr,,,lae
%hints ant tqher cumpLiists. The 'pitmen% ate names of weir..
I..t,lies and Gentle:nem who have fw.ct•iveti die utmost raid
front your Dison's Antihilions Pills ....-Charles Taylor, Ell.
mates; Will!ain Bbaw, Kingston, ditv ; Mr. Woe !riff,'
'Powii, ditto; G. Vt. Hamilton, Esq. Rwanna la Mir,
,Sicto; I. Smith, Esq. Obi Harbour, ditto; U. .Nliston,
titto ; Mr. Walker, Port Moron, ditto; J.PerJemun, Its+ Salt
River, eitfo ; Mr. 7sl alit ns, ditto; J. lime, Lsti. SAV3ll;ia (I. to.
P•lvek, En., ditto; Mes. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, dirto 1
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6a. each.

T I been too frequently the subject of joist and
geuvral reprobation, t l at riot destitute in the el,ni,sys of the
nie•lical art have offia ed i!:ent,elves as caul! lates for 3.
tronage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of 1ir.1%; jus-
tice to the result of our studies awl experience, and to prt•vt.m us
from being classed among those empirica w,hose impodeie. f•,t.
tensions have, otitortunateh, fur society, been toe favintriibli s-
eeriest; we beg Itave to submit to the Itbesal and eollghteoed,
faithful str eMent of our pursuits and acquirements.
After havirg received a'regolar medical edocathin, a the pupils
of Mi•ssra Grind.tl and BUzsrii, whose lectures and kraeore we
care: WIS. attended, as Piofessors an.l Surgeons of the Londi.o. I
pitat, we entered ourselves as students In that Justly
school for medical aequtrontents, the Royal College of haler.
burgh, and were instructed in the different lwanche, ,fitootoiry,
urgery, the Theory and Pruett... of Physic, Chsonstry, Mid.
wilery, Botany, &c. &c. &c by those eniiitent Pro:, -Airs, Drs.
Monro, Gregory, Black, fianititon, ar.d Rothe:ft:rd.
We trust we shall not be deemed presmr.;i-iiints in saying, list
our proficieney and acqcirements are rot n.eousidrr hle. Have g
for a long series of years made N'ENErt b...k I. CO II PLAI is,
and the vattous dile:km:a of I )F.A11.1 I Y, the particular oil:. t of
our studies and practice, it w dl, we hope, 'Lie allowed that we li ..:e
acquired superior knowle?ge of their treatment and care. lit
slight aid recent cases of in''ection, a perfect re.estalnislintent is
completed in the short perod of two days, and in those ut the
Utmost isivc:ectiv, whet c other practitio wrs !lava tailed of but*
cess, a proper per,•cv'eran,:t. in our plan of treatment eitswei
the patient a safe ;Old raditai Cur,.
Anti& the nu..lahcholy varlity of itisrrders which are the rAi
rats of a habit long and mss.... iiniiapp7ly pursued by :he yo:itli of
both sexes, there are none more alarming or more Li istressiog 01..3
thaee &bee:vele(' and debilities which Is eciurinly prevent
hitter the nratrimmial state. such persons it man be a ton.
Adios rale...ran to know n at they 'say now, by a new and heal
hide mode of treatment, hr relciired Cu that greste.t of :.11 he.rtian
blessings, a smog, manly. and algurnmi consitu.iou In ail ca.s
41 debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every bps.
cies of venereal ftsfeetifm, we • may be consoPed by patients of
either sex with t!.e graireq ..-ecivey and honour. Hours. use.
sultallon at home trout wit to three, and trout slz In the eveei::3
tai ten a? tilght.. •

l'auen:s it, the rbuntry are r?;t:.,itaa to state particazze of
.brit case, 'age., aod genera' him; ()tilt-toe. e:t. Iticlwireg
role° tur a Ivaco zed nicTtolei, erbtn ate Jame tv.ll be given ee
fe;it to atvp part nt the ktaislern. tosore that aeco.ry 00 y.
.-eittial ro a.uf uaJrrtaktng.tbe po4.` arie jut ten may be add Lid
the acre wt for molicines.