Star.
London, England, 1801-01-23 00:00:00

POIAC

Cu nantat4.--Yetterday Nathaniel Raglan was
examined before Alder'slan Williams, charred by
John Dennis and James Challis, on fufpicion of
&-aling a large bar of iron, which they found up.
on him. on Wednefilay night laa, in Chick-hme ;
he was committed for a re-hearing.
warm us..—Yeßerday 344 Pain" a black
Man, was charged by Mr. William Young, part-
ner in the houfe of Metfrs. Dixon, Young and Co.
flop-felleri, in Fenchurch-fintet, in the city ; the
charge hated, that the Witmer came to th -&• !hop
op the t ith of Decentberlall, with a written or-
der, fired as W by J. /lithe'', for fix bet blue
lucid., fix pair of troVrfeni, and fix pair df fiock-
Which be had out of the flop, 6lieving the
to be Me, as corning from Joahit KiYiset

Ca--grin of tte Areflintainan, witom the
witnefs perfeal y I:11:w.
The apprentice in the fliep, Richard Wellcoc,
cleivofed, that the Prifoner, encouraged by hi,
former inecei's, came to the fhnp on the isth da)
of the fame month, with another order for twelve
Ihirts and four wait coats, purporting to be the
order of the above Captain Kirbey, which were
alfo delivered to him, ail which orders appearesi
to be forged, as the Captain declared upon oath,
fuch orders were ever given by him : the pri-
loner was committed for re-examination.

UsioN-HALL.—Wednefday John Herding was
charged by William Blake with robbing him of a
watch. He (fated, that he met the Prisoner in the
Borough, when they both went to a public4xmtb,
and after drinking for fome time, looking at his
watch to observe the hour, the prifoner thatched
the watch out of his hand, and ran off with it into
the beet. After a long purfuit he was taken,
and the watch found upon him. He was fully
committed for trial at the next felGons for the
county of Surrey.

The airlifted with Rheumatifms, Sevin. Lumbago, Head-
ach, Numbuck, Paifey, Flatutrades, and Pains of the Sto-
mach, w ill find an (Pauli remedy in WHITKIICAD.II EISEN• a
of Me STAID, which has frequently fuccecded in cafes that
had balled every other method, and under eircumftances that
• precluded every erpedatien of relief from the means %frailly
prefcrihed. It is prepared in Pills, and giro in a fluid ftate.—
lhe Pills are an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferviccalde
in Hatt:lender and Indigeftlon • and by their falytary mode of
operation, (infcnfilde perfpiration) they gradually undermine
the molt obltinatc Rheumatic and other cemplaints, and at the
fame time invigorate the debilitated conitituti 'Else Fluid
i
Efibuce is a remarkably adtive embrocation, iiot ail:wily laird
with the PiUs ; and as it generally excites a tin Ing li:oration,
even in the deepcß feated mufcics, it removes the caufe of
pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this
means, the revert* Sprains and &Wks, old Strains and Re-
laxations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In me-
vous licad-achs, it affords inflantaneous relief; and by the
fuggettion of feveral Ladies of diftidtion, Mt Jo:furrow pre-
pares it, for the accommodation of the affluent, equally grate-
tbl as the Honey or Lavender Waters; in this Rate it can only
. be had at his houfe, No. ry, Greck-ftreet, Soho, London, in
larger fired bottles, at t xi. 6d. each: genuine is diftin-
guilhed front counterfeits by the Kim's Patent, and the figna-
tare of R. JOHNSTON OH the table of each box or bottle. It
may be had, at 211.9 d. each, of every reputable Medicine Ven-
der in the three kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. To
prevent counterfeit impofition, the diftingnifhing imam of the
genuine are necclfary to he attended so.
Lately, in London, Mr. Thomas Court, of Savage-gardens,
merchant, ton of Chriftopher Court, Efq. to Miff Frances Dig-
lies, fecond daughter of Mr. Robert Cig4les, of LiverpooL

BIRTHS.
On the roth inftant, at her houfe in Prinee'wftreet, Edin-
burgh, Mrs. Macnab, of a daughter.
Oct the 7th init. at Rafe CalUe, the lady of the Hon. and
RigKt Rev. the Lord Bifhtip of Carlifle,of a tenth fon and chid.
listorday talk Mrs. Grant, of Weft-fquare, of a daughter.
Mrs. King, wife of Jofeph King, Efq. of &Katt, of a fon.