Star.
London, England, 1802-06-08 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JUNE 6.

Twentyfour Gentlemen and fix Ladies, among
whom was Colonel THOR trrox, with his celebrated
piftols for the FIRST CON S UL, failed from this place
for Dieppe, at eight o'clock I'. M. on Thurfday.
A travelling chariot, and 41 couple of (lag-hounds,
belonging_ to the Colonel, were alfo on board the
veffel. The concourfe in the evening to fee them
embark was very great. The difficulty in pre-
vailing on the dogs to enter the boats afforded
much diverfion, one of which betrayed fuch ex-
treme reluctance to the aquatic excurfion, as de-
fled the efforts of the fervant to get him on board.
Among the late arrivals here are Lords Las Lit
and Soulas sr, Ladies S. S►ENCER, SAVILLE, and
C HILL, Hon. Mifs BYRON, Mr. Loxes, &c.—
The Marchiotiefs of Downsmes returns to Belle-
vue on Tuefday.
An elegant flatue of his Royal Highnefs the
Niece of WALES is to be eredied in the centre of
the pleafure ground in the front of the Royal Cref-
cent.

Yefterday might juary be claffed as one of the
French month Phiviofe. It did net ceafe raining
the whole day.
The Whit-Moeda' rites of Grmnv,ich-hill were la-
mentably deranged by the ttngenial weather of
yeaerday ; and yet many a Imsom pair nipped it
drippingly down from London, for the chance of
an afternoon more favourable to an amoreg: roll!
The rerformances at the Dille:anti ?hears will
dole on the 18th inaant, and on the z tft the Grand
Iciebto will be given on the Thames.
His Grace the Duke of GORDON left Bath I:tft
week, after having made a tour into Devon-
(hire, to fee Plymouth-dock, Mount Edgecumbe,'
Lord BORINGDON'S, Lord COURTNEY'S, Lcrd
Lts-
Roawe's, Dunfter Callle,

Mrs. E. HERVEY'S Rout on Tliurfday evening
141}, in ParkArect, was attended by two hundred
fathinnabler.

The Marquis of EXETER gave a grand dinner
yellerday to a fele& party of friendi, among whom
were, the Countefs of BEVERLEY, Lady L. PERCY,
Hon. Mr. PERCY, Earl of PEMBROKE, Lord and
Lady Lou VAIN, Captain BENNETT, Mr. Mrs. and
Mils STEWART IVORTLEY, Mr. and Lady JANE
Dv NDAS, &C.

The jockey Glob dinner was ydierday at Mn-
LARD'S Hotel in Dover-heat; Lord MILSING.
TOWN in the Chair.—Among others there were pre-
fent, Sir CHAIM'S B. USURY, Sir FRED. EVELYN,
Mr. SHANESFEAR, Mr. HOWARTH, Colonel LEIGH,
Mr. F. HAMMOND, Mr. P. HA MMOND, Mr.WicsoN,
Mr. C. NORTON, Captain TAYLOR, Mr. DAWSON.
Lady CORNWALLIa'S grand mukal party, laft
night, was attended by ¢coo peritals Of diMation
among whom were the Marquis and Marchionefs
of SA LI sit URI'. Marquis and Marchionefs of ABER-
CORN, Marchionefs of HEADFORT, Marquis and
Marchionefs of ATHOL, Portuguefe -Ambaffador,
Lord and Lady HAMPDRN, Lord JOHN CAMPBELL,
Lord COURTNEY, Lady Riocs MILLER, Lady
Pamir' ET Mrs. COUSINS, Stc.—The vocal and in-
ftrumental performers were, Madame BANTI,
Signor VIGANONI ; Meff. SALOMON, DRAGON ATM
SCHIAM,_

The iiampilead Military Affociation was dif-
banded laR Friday. An elegant company of La-
dies was prefent.
A fellow of the name of Roberts, a fhoemaker,
at Wrentham, in Suffolk, led his wife with a halter
about her neck to the public market on Wednef-
day, and fold her to a gardener of the name of
Hardling for one fhilling.
Two new Rreets are fhortly to be built, which,
when completed, will be the moil magnificent
and elegant in London. The fpot chofen for the
purpofe is a piece of ground wetlward of the late
Mrs. Moiurec us's houfe in Portman•fcpiare, and
is the property of Mr. PORTMAN. The large
firm to the Weft will be t3ao feet long, and
zoo broad, and confiderably larger than Portland.
place.
Thurfday laft a wan, named Crabb, who
was employed in the Store•houfes of Sheernefs
Dock lard, was fei zed with an apoplatic fit,
and expired inilantly.
A Gentleman who attended the races at Epfora
on Thurfday laft, advertiles in one of the daily
prints, that tome perfon took away his grey mare,
by stuyaie ; in confequence of which he was obliged
to return home on a bay one, belonging to fume-
body elfe ; he therefore requells the petion who
made the miftake to call and ratify it. We have
no doubt that the latter will decline the invitation.
as the gr 7 mars is in all probability the lettsr h if,
On Friday evening, about half an I our pail nine
o'clock,two gentlemen returning to town in a poll.
chaife. were (lopped by three footpads; near Dui.
wich, one of whom Rood at the horfes' heads,
while the other two went to the chile doors, de-
manding the gentlemen's money or their lives, at
the fame time prefenting piflols ; on which the
gentlemen, being both provided with fire arms,
red at one of them, when they all made a pre-
I • •
vonate retreat, without egating the robbery.

Lol!boAr MAPJETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE 7.
RETURN of WHEAT is Mark-UDC including only frost
_ _ _

the 24th of May to the 29th of May,
agreeable to the new Ad.
Tosal-8574 quarters. Average 665. t:td.
os. tail higher than lad return.
PRICE OF HOPS.
Kent 41 os tb 61 46( ki Kent 41 to. to 61 tosi
Sofres 41 os os 51 t6.Sofa 41 los to 61 6.
Eifel 41 os to 51 Els. ' Fars. 51 ss to yl 7s 4
SMITHFIELD, Jane 7.
to. fink the off-4=W Bane of 81b.
Beef .; 4s 61 to Ss 841 Veal - p od to 6s 6d
Mutts* - 0 8d to 6i 4d Pork - s. od to 6s 44
I.amli pt od to 8t od.
Stack at Market ibis morning, Beads IMO,
•
Sheep and Lambi 6500.
NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Jane 7.
Per Bane of Bib. by the carcafe.
Beef p Ild tb Ss od Veal 4s od to 6. od
Mutton ss od to
.p 8.1 Perk 5s od to 6. 44
Lamb 64 01 to 7s 4d.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, June 7.
Smithfield. St. James's. Wititceilpe/.
o.Hay 315t0 a 6 h 5 6to 6 8 014 40to 6 4 0
Straw 1 4MI 19 t 14 6 tot 2 0 I 14 00, 2 0 0
Mint s 5t06 z 5 --- 6 6 o to 7 7 •
COALS, June 7.
Deft Coah is tha Pool, 21. 4s. 04. pet Chddllll.
Delivered al. 13s. 0R
Stinderland. IL tbs. 04.
belitv.v.l Id. ss. 011.

The following moll extrabrdinary tirturallance
necurrr d early on Thurfday morning at the Grapes
Tavern, in Cable.fireet, Liverpool :—A. young
gentleman (under the influence of a dream, in
which he fuppored a perfon runt pnrfning hen with
a piliol) left his bed in a chamber of the middle
Morey, and aaually forced the lock of a door to
attain the attic floor, which when be had efferfted,
he opened the upper lath, and threw himfelf into
the street. In failing, his thin caught the projelt.
in g g.-apes, and forced them down with him.—
This confiderably broke his fall, infomuch that he
a ghte on his heels, and, firange to tell, received
nu bod !y injury whatever—not even the -flighteft
f, ar. It will be recorded as an almoli incredible
onder, that after riling from bed, forcing the
lot k of a door, and falling from a window of three
(tortes, the horror of the dream had not left him,
as, on being interrogated by a watchman—" In
the name of Gou, what is the matter ?" he ex,
claimed, a A villain wants to !boot me !"

Captain WILMER, walking by himfelf in Ken.k.
fington Gardens, between nine and ten on. Sunday
eveuing, was attacked by two footpads, one of
whom knocked him down with a bludgeon. Capt.
IV: Lid ea got up immediately, and returned the
compliment. The fuotpad he knocked down, faid
to the other, " 13-- his b—y eyes, do him 1"
His affociate immediately fired a piftol at his head,
loaded with ball, which paffed clofe by the Cap.
twin's ear: upon which Captain WILMER attacked
both in dole anion, for half an hour, and after
giving them a fevere drubbing, they both retreated,
making their efcape over the garden wall.

CYPSlSS.—Yefierday a party of Gypfies, con.
filling of a man and his wife, another woman and
fix children, apprehended on Sunday let in the
neighbourhocd of Wandfworth, by fcrne of the
Bow-flreet Patrole, on fufpicion of being concerned
in kidnapping and (tripping Elizabeth Mary Kel-
!en, the little girl taken away from her parents at
Plymouth, the particulars of which were detailed
in yelterday's Paper, underwent a long examina.
tion at the Public-Office, Bow-ftreet, before RI-
CHARD FORD and T. ROBINSON, Efqcs. at which
the laid Elizabeth Mary Kellen was prefent, and
related the particulars of ber being catried off by
a gang of Gypfies, who met her in a lane near
Plymouth, and which exaftly correfponded with
the Rory the had told on her arrival at South End
on Friday lad.

The Gypfies ackrowledged that the had been
with them ; but, inflead of fix or feven months
as the Paid, declared the had only come to them
about ten days ago, and then by her own requefi,
one of the women meeting her on Kennington
Common apparently in the greateft dithr.fs, and
the begging to be received among them.
Kellen was very cireuntftantial in her account,
mentioning the particular woman •who firft ac-
cofted her, and every article they Dripped her of;
and alfo the drefs of the little boy whom the de.
feribed as being kidnapped by one 'of the gang
about a month ago, and that they called him
Tourny. She alfo laid, that when the Ertl came
to them there were two girls about her own fize,
who had been entrapped in the fame way, and
that there children ufed to cry very much at night
for their mothers. She pofitively denied the Rory
of being met on Kennington Common, and Paid
that one of the women prifoners and two of the
children only joined them a few days ago. The
two eldeft of thegypfey girls feemed to poffefs all
the art and cunning of their nefarious tribe, and
contradieed Kellen's account with the utmoft af.
furance; though the mentioned feveral cifeumltan.
ces to prove it. The prifoners were all fent to the
Houle of Correition till ill's extraordinary buftnefs
can be further invelligated.

ENGLISH STATK LOTTERY be ins
gull 2, tBo2.—This Lottery cotilifts of only 244=
fickets initead of 60,000, and the lowed Plize
191. The Prizes to be paid in Sterling money.—
Tile highell Prizes, are two of 20,0001.—Tw0 of
to,cool.—Two of 5,0001.—Tw0 of 2,000 l —Four
of t,oool.—tight of pot —Twenty of tool.--and
Forty-one of sol.—The Tickets, Halves, Qzarters.
Eighths, and Sixteenth Shares, are fold and re•
gitiered by Mr. Nocuocsort, at his State Lottery.
(Mee, No. 16, Oornhill, London ; where the brit
Prize of zo,oool. that was ever divided into fixteen
Shares, (No. 17,993), was fold and regiftered in
the i Englilh Lottery, April 7, tlitoz. Particu-
lars thereof; and of the great fuccefs that attended
the purchafers of Tickets and Shares at this Office
in the late Lotteries, are infcrted in the Schemes
at large. Correfpondents in the country who its-
tend honouring this honfe with their orders, are
requeffed to be partictilar in giving dire&ions to •
No. t 6, Cornhill, and to fee that every Share is
ligned, by the public's moll obedient humble fer.
rant, w. lummox. •

OLD BAMEr.

Yefiesilay prifone•.-s were tricd, eight of
olv,nl welt c.4tiviaed 4fc:,sny, vit.

760:n v for fiexlitg a' flyer linntinF
watch, ti-.c proptrty of J. M. IVltecler and Daniel
Dubois. It appeared that this, watch had been
made fur a peilon in the cenentry, and that on the
2 ifk of April it was given he at a itage.coach office,
regularly booked, and put into the feat of the
e,:ach at fewer o'clock in the evening; it was al-
ltrwards miffed, and no accriu.it could he given of
it till it was found in the window of a watch-maker
tamed Campbell. A pnwolvolrer fwore. that
about eiflit o'clock in the evening of the 2111 of
Art it, toe priflner came and pawned the watch
in quell:on with hien for two guineas and a half.
The sprit-oiler halving frequently pawned things
with him brfore, he was well acquainted with Ins
Jerfon. He defcribed hinifelf by the name of
ohnfon. The watch was Ibnedy after redeemed
by Campbell, Cie watchmaker, who, being brought
fonvard as a wit:tell, raid the prifoner had given
him the duplicate, which he toe* to the pawn-
br,ker's. When he got the watch, be thoti7ist it
was worth putting his own name to it. He there-
fore bad the name of the maker taken out, and his
own engraved upon it. He raid this was no Imo.
fuel thing in the trade. When the prifoner W3l
stilted, after being taken up, how he came by the
watch? he Gad heltad it of a Mr. Smith, belonging
to the Leicefterfhire Militia ; but no fuch perlint
could be heard of.

Mr. Commas SIIMANT, in his charge to the
Jury, obkaved, that (or any thing he knew to the
contrary, it might be a praaice among tome
watch-makers to change the names on watches,
but he knew it was unufual among. honed men ;
and if the Magißrate, who committed the pri-
foner, had done his duty, he would alfo have
co.nmitted Campbell as a receiver of Rolen goods.
The Jury, after retiring tome time, found the
prifoner Gaiter.
William Milkr, for Dealing in the dwelling-houfe
of Mr. Owen, in Norfolk-Ilreet, Strand, fcreral
articles of wearing apparel. On Saturday Lk at
eight o'clock, the prifoner was found in the flreet
with the property in his poffeliinn, which was
proved to have been in the houfe the fame morn-
ing ; but how it was taken away, or whether the
prifoner, or tome other perfon had got into the
houfe, nobody knew.—The Jury found him guilty
of Realing to the value of 395. which takes away
the capital part of the charge.
White, for 'leafing in the dwelling-Insure of
Lady ANN BEWLEY, a filver watch, the pro-
perty of John Shaw.
The circumflances of this cafe were fo plain and
concife, that the Itecoarna did not deem it ne-
ceffary to recapitulate the evidence to the Jury.
It apeared that the prifoner was a butcher's
fervant, and a few days fence brought tome meat
to the houfe of the Lady above mentioned :—he
came into the kitchen, and requefted a draught of
fmall-beer from the conk, who retired to procure
it for him : on her return the prifoner was gone,
and fltortly after the watch, which hung over
the fire-place, was miffed : recnurfe was had to
the butcher, and the prifoner immediately charged
with the fag. He, however, Rood), denied know-
ing any thing of the watch, and Rood to it. How-
ever, an Officer was fent for, who proceeded to
fearch him, and between the top lining and the
crown of his hat, was found the watch in queßion.
The Court aurred,that the capital part of the
charge in the prefent cafe might be fairly dif-
rented with, it not appearing conclufively in evi-
dence that the leiife was, legally fpcaking, the
dwelling-houfe of Lady Ann llcticeley. The Jury
accordingly found a verdici of—Guilty of flealing
only.

7 La, for Ruling a cloth coat and other ar-
ticles, the property or G. Harper ;
7. 772ornitm, for Rcaling a thovel and a fork, the
property of S. Ridge.
W. Steel, for ficaling a piece of Ira linen, the
property of Meifrs. Fortier And Brown.

. .
7. Brown, for Sealing a &in and other articles,
thecliroperty cf J. johnion.
il . cdfcrs, for Sealing a till and a quantity of
h (pence, the property of Elizabeth Milton.
And one was acquitted, viz. W. Jaws.
The fame day fentence was paired, when W.
Merritt, Steph. Olander, J. Teggatt, J. I)egran.
ger, R. Trumpre, W. Roberts, Michael Michael,
T. O'Brien, j. Knowland, J. Martin, alias Shy-
hard, and J. Hinton, feverally received judgment
of death.

W. Moore, J. Turner, Ann Morgan, J. Payne,
W. Appleton, li. &haler, W. Lefevre, Jonathan
Bnotham, alias G. Rohde, T. Burbory, J. Davis,
J. Wright. T. Smith, T. Williams. alias Long, J.
Pills, alias Pollard. J. Mimi, \V. Sled, I. White!
W. Miller and J. Ruchfon, were feverally ordered
to be trar:fported beyond the teas for the turn of
(even years.

Ten were ordered to be imrrilbned in Newe-Ate ;
I..venrcen in the Hnufe of Corte:tiott Clt`rken•
w::11; rl,:ven to be publicly, and eleven i.i be pri-
vately whipped.

The f•Qions being thin ended, the rime were
adjourned until lAlcdnefday, the a ith of July next.

From Newcaßlc-upon-Tyne, we are i:lff.:o,•:d
of a moll extraordinary am:, rerfmnicti ~n
fliNot, of Willington after her
compleady baffled the milli eminent medi -al
tlemen in that neighboorhood. A violf-lei
bottie difoider of many years ttamling in her he,itl;
hid not only dif.ibled her from attending In any
barflies, but nearly deprived her of fight : in Au.
!he received an caly and complete cure
by mane of Dr. GAR nvra's ALTERATIVIs
which will be attefie.l hr lict, and by Mrs.
)1 LEADF Fancy Dr et'. mako, Alga tett,
Newcatile.

.This Nleilicine is (nl4 by the Doar.r. at his hook.
75 and 76, Long.ficre, London; and 1),- mud
lidera in town or country, in 21s.- los. 6J. ur ;s.
bo::es, duty included fatted hi the guinea.—
as. 3d. boats, to &it .rams j uokic.

117 HEN Profeffional Men of education and re•
fponfibility deviate from the general fyftsm by the re
talon of a peculiar Branch, the fantl'on of long euntinue.!
uccefs is the ben criterion of iliperinrity.
Eight years have I devoted my prstiec to the exclufive treat.
molt of THREE DISORDYsikS. and the fuccesful refult tit
my plan gives me additional ardour to t.ppufe as far as 1 an.
able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import
art in the catalogue of human infirmities.
. .

After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I
formed a will' at an early period of Pradice to rcfcur individu•
ala frvm the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan
serous precipitancy of general Praetitionert.
The TIMER DISORDERS, to the curenf which I have de
voted my attention, comprise every 'peek:4 of VENERI.\L
INFECTION, whether of a recent or Jong duration
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing Nom the harts of
Schoolboy+, or the indulgence of mature lattly that de
rangcnient of the fyflein in Women whichi, called BARREN
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous detains are the refult cf 'gm:ranee or halte In the
treatment Ma limpk Gonorrhea, and it not 'infrequently hap-
pens that the kola of Life .ire panned by the Inabreedings of an
unguarded hour. By a ['operant method fuck coniplanns are
Latily cored, and even While others have failed, I true that I
may veiling to offers radical re-ceatlithment
Few, however, arc the cafes of compiicated Mese in the
diforder compared with the calamitous ituations of Men.whe
from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICB, or the prevalent Gale.
tits of a failtionahle life, acquire that Rate of Debility which
is the unavoidable confequeucc of loch pernidous habits.
Where the unhappy futfersr broods over his tuifery, hut care
tufty conceals his misfottuut, It may be fame confolation fur
him to know, that although it be an übjed ce doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Praditioncrs, the muoral of tilde DBE!
CIENCILS by the gradual pewter* of Renovation is the acquire.
man of nay experience. If the rites of Bacchaaspe Venus have
berm to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented
by At early comecradion of this languid slate, and ia theft
eafr no great difficulties will Drew.
s _

But wiaere thin Wick:x.7 has for yearn extant a proper Pa-
re,,,ratice isindirpenritgy reiliiite to revive the flunlhring (ratio
of Life, and to re-at imare the Cohtlatition.

MAitRIEO WOMEN. who Live inn been tiL y minted
in thar expe....l.iinns of • Family, ni,ry lie alcured, that in molt
Ityrcen filch defrets are curohie by Medical Shill.

The SECRECY whirisis In 4.6,1.tial to my ordertaking, and
the quaiihrations which I have. prefamed to flute, form the
Pails of any Wl:U=lions, and in coincidence with talc this inti-
mation is given, that Mr B may be confulted pefonally
(or by letters inelnfing a (mall note) at his hook, No. 29, Arun-
del-Area, Strand, hear Templo-Bar.
There is an additional entrance in Wattr-itreet adjoins g
Yd the s‘amt: is oat both the doors.
M. 13. Mcather et the Royal Caner of Surreal.