Star.
London, England, 1805-07-10 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX 6R,c6,foAs.

Yefteraay CZarles Knight was indiEted for a mlfde-
memor in unlawfully and wickedly expnfirg himfelf
to Ladies and children, at various times, in and about
the flreets and fields of Mary-la-bonne.
The firft winters called to prove the difgolling
Wis. was a young lady. tutorels at Mrs. Barnes's la-
dies boarding-P:1104, Mau-la bonne. On the 2 tit
of March, lite first law the Defendant in V.. illan's
fields, Mary•la-bonne, where the was walking with
the ladies of the fchool. He rafted them. and ex-
poled hinifelf in the mull indecent and difguiling man-
ner, after which he returned and met them, ct.ndurft-
ing himfelf in the fame way. He continued to pats
and repals them, until the wittier: attempted to avoid
him by returning home, and in In doing the met him
again in the New Road, where he repeated his brutal
conchs& to herfelf and the young ladies. The mon-
tier continued•to at in this way through the keels,
until the reached home. Witnefs law the defendant
again on the fubfequent Sunday, in High-flreet,
Mary-1a bonne, as the was returning from church,
when the was again infulted by his unnatural con-
du& She afterwards taw him on the 26th in De-
votaire-dreet, where he conduced himfeif in the
fame mariner as he hati.done at other times.

Hannah Swain, who keeps a greenAall in Mary
la-bonne, had very frequently leen the Defendant
condust himfelf in the indecent manner above 'fated
to ladies, nurfery-maidb, and children in the limas,
who wet e puffing.
Mr. Charles Dere apprehended the Defendant on
the 4th of May, his family, in Nottingham flreet,
having been frequently thcickf!d at his unnatural con.
duel. He attempted to make his efcape, as he alfo
did from the Officers, to whom the witi:ek delivered
him in charge. The faets were completely din-
blilhed, and the Jury found the Defendant—Guilty.
The prifoner (lands indicted on three other charges
of a figuilar natures—Judgment reirited.

To alleviate the fuilerings of Scurvy' of scr,
phula, and various Dikafts of the Body, the la::
FRANCIS Srlissua i devoted much of his time And
attention. His funnels is now before the public. Kt
Difpenfary has been opened at all feafuns to the
poorer clan-es, whole ctrcumaances did not reach the
price of his remedy. Pond of Medicine and its pmu
(n,
he invented the Patent Antifcorbotic Drops, a mild
diaphoretic, without weakening the fyilem, but giving
it vigour by promutingall its natural fecretions. 'nde
who are compelled to retort to the tonic plwersof mi.
nerals, if they with to of ia their ere& on the nerves,
no m-dicine is better calculated for the purpofe thau
the Drops. Another rect;mmendation, the dole is
fmall in quantity, and taken without reltraint of diet
or exercife.

Mr. SP I BURY is not accountable fair any mixture
fold, unlefs the words " By the King's Patent" :ire
inferted at length in the bill of direaion3, bottle, aq
wrapper; the flamp alio (the King's duty) is printed
in black ink inilead of red.—Bottles ss. Get. toi. and
11. as. duty included.

DIED.

Early on Monday morning the Bth {talent, at bis ►oufe in Cal-
lege-llreet, N'tdmintter, Colonel Teefdale. in hi+ 8241 year. He
ksved his King and country many years; an excellent Othctr, ard
molt worthy man ; beloved by all who h..:1 the pleafure of 1-.6 ac-
quaintance, and will be long lamented by his family and nnow.toos
friends.

On the ad inflant, Dr. Patrick Rulfell, F. R.E. at his batik in
Weymouth-ftreet,
I.aft week, fuddenly, at Ms apartments in Chertky, the Re►.
Prter Cunningham, late of ciaiing Minilter of that para. He
was at dinner with the Cheri fey Friend!) Society, (to whom belted
been in the habit of delivering an annual difcourfe for feveral years
pa 11.,) and while fitting at table with feveral other gentlemen who
are honorary Members of the fame, he fell back in his chair, and
al:liorgh medical affiltance was immediately procured, he expirti
in a tew minutes after being conveyed to his lodgings.
Mrs. Jarvis, the wife of a gentleman belonging to the Southwell
Volanteers, while fitting by the fide of her hufband, complained of
a pain in her head, and leaning on his ftwalder, stied milantly.
A young man, the fon of Mr. Bonfor, of F.dingly, when riding
in a waggon on Tuelday fe'nnight, was thought by the drivsr tnhe
asleep, but on endeavouring to awaken him, he found him Melds

HIGH WATER AT LONDON RIDGE TO MORROW .
Morning • • so Awes after [7,
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.
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