Star.
London, England, 1812-01-16 00:00:00

47TEMPIED MURDER.

UNION-HALL--Mr. Sleight, Mr. Cotton, and.*
Flower, three students belonging to St.Thomas's
pital, who occupy the firbt floor in Mr. Prfur's bounty
were examined before G. }bees, Esq. respecting tkeir
know h d; e of the transactions of Sunday las..
Mr. Cotton stated, that they were all three sitting
in the diniug.room, when they were alarmed by arty
of Murder ! proceeding, apparently, from some perry
near the door of the apartment in which they welt
sit inc. The witness immediately seised the tngs,
and Mr. Sleight the poker, and were proceeding total
spot Iran whence the cries came, when they wenn.
vented by Mr. Flower placing himself against the dcer
of the apartment ; and it was with difficulty be was
removed from that position by fitce. This delayed
them so long, that on•going down into the shop, Mr.
Pryor was already there, .•-d :he villains gone—the
maid was lying insensible, as Aready stated.
Mr. Flower, in excuse for having so blockaded
door, said, he had heard so much of the late dreadisl
murders, that he was alarmed ; and, when bh head,
thy cry of murder so near the door of tale rpm 4 le
which they were, not knowing how many vilians thee
might be in the house, he placed his bank agaiust the
door, to defend the entrance.
The Magistrate expressed himself in terms of great
severity on the want of courage—he would not say
want of presence of mind, for that lig seemed to hoc
been fully possessed of, but it was all directed tuatuds
self-preservaion—displayed by Flower whithi.he
observed, had probably been the means of preventmg
the detection of the assassins, by afft.rding diem hi
leisure fir escape.
Mr. Cotton stated fUrther, that on Friday emit%
as be and Mr. Sleight were going out, they observed
a man lurking about the front of the house. At dB
time they tune out, he had his hand very near ;hi
shop-door, as if about tti enter, but on perct ivingabna
he went back : he appeared to be about SO years act
age, five feet seven or eight incites high, and had,
a darkscoloured corduroy jacket. •This descriptan
agrees with that given by Wilkins, of the man dig
perceived loitering about the door on Saturday eve.
ang.—The servant-maid is considered as oatof dangu.

A l) V ICE.
WHEN Men'ef Education and prciessioaal stall
use persevering endeavours to disown:4r the not tak al
certain method of treat!ng a few prevalline Diseases, des maw
ful result of their experit ace is the best proof of su y.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. /Surgeons, hive be*loose so arm
the cure of the following the object ottl.4dr 'talents: study. Oh
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted io a moment of hunk
cation, and its conuanutants, strictures end Glees. which, If
an inaproved pile. axe speedily and effectually cured; maned.. His Royal Highness the Pance Realms. has been I Nifty, whether arising from Bacchanalian indultam.% long rih
gr.tiously pleased, in the name and on behalf of his deuce in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too Amer"
happily ill:retied by the youth ef tooth sexes, is the me cal:
MAJESTY, to grant unto PENDOCK NuALit, of Toiler-
ton Hall, in the County of Nottingham, his Majesty's ,
runetliseor barrsoZinchess'ifandnotin thel
other
a names"
tra*:
Royal Licence and Authority to take and use the scar- potence and Consumption. In dale distressing iltiwo akalliairgi
name of BARRY of Tollerton only.—London Gassier, deficiency, whether the ronscliopros of mob bomb'
r ilarmaty I+,- 1812. - t arising trim any other cause, by widels the ramie althea.*
tenon become enfeebled, as regularly edema' SAP"
Friday last, which involved the Metropolis in almost . 4
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From the extreme density of the atmosphere on .
don, thielyhenfralethr
.11 arm, safe, and speedy is In:
yip
total darkness, many fortunate mistakes arose in the • The result of a lone and ostenevo prude* has mall=
course of the daye—from the Clerks, in the Lottery .by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints,
'Offices, delivering Quarters and Eighths, instead of itiheivetkeraatne or !ompiiincartri , without subjecting_ the paha 411
Sixteenths in the present State Lottery, of 2 Prizes of where an early appilictionetis omr ex
ade amerci:sevattetryi it
the
inieresse
£20,000, &C. &c. &c. all of which will begin Draw-' they frequently.perfonn si cure' in the abort woo of two 60
ing at Nine o'Cleek on Tuesday Morning,and finish in The unprecedenusd success of Web' mode al trauma 06116
12 hours. , baa never been known to fail In one single instance Is a es"
A Gentleman, near Mary-la-bonne New-road, ap_ aof
"15xeysears,haveduring
cwuhleh period many nssersd ram
plied on Tuesday evening at the Police Office, Marl- , methods had been pursued by other Prectidemmewldsodist
borough-street, for assistance to recover a daughter, Whim them to thus.publicly afar their Myles.
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16 years of age, who had absented herself from home Messrs GOSS and Co. exclusively ereferkg the an 1111
.: lannitiietualareefewi,
during the absence of the father and mother on 'rues nrrbed
-
:. complaints,
tihro °orsti:lorqukaty eotbejusytnlyuayincit be
de
day, accompanied by the servant-maid, with her ap- rant empiric, think it hut justice to themselves to state „.11610
parel. The parents applied to their niece, an appren- . have been properly educated and initiated Is
ever/ emlml me, in Sackville-street. The niece was brought to the profession (certificates of which, front deacon 6n.r.
testimonials from the most =beat Plialaiallai the, tu
from tve_l2
the Office, with another fenaile from the house, when
Iniztuurer);bthattothequitserPess mobil
cite :
deo:rat rya
they confessed that the young lady had gone a pas- : you'lacers afinryst
senger in the Liverpool stage, with the servant-maid, Utioner and they presume that their prosaism solsoul".111
that evening for Liverpool, to proceed from thence to II ground for the unprecedented confidence with whidi di* lig*
Ireland. 'l'he father took a postchaise, with Warren, Iby the public, been soil t rally hostotowd.
the Officer, and overtook the passengers at Sloiith, 1 it;:tierts in the
aacodun:.y
narereciplizisttc
vagoi ami
where he found his daughter and the servant, w o,: to, advicdr e
al=gicha a and the game wgi be firsowhiloolili
A to wan the polka"
with her female agents, bad been accessary to the Part of the kairdima.-406.1 alad 01' 8018.1.4 .114 SM."
young lady's absence. The daughter impluied her sassei fieg"trigat*
father's forgiveness, who conducted her back. There LONDON: PAD-71—W iti=
was sio criminality attached to the younz lady. i 'published these , nod Y

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