Star.
London, England, 1801-05-22 00:00:00

TO THE EblfOß OF TZI_ :TAR.

Sir—l felt a peculiar fatisfaition in reading tour
!ommunication fome time fince, of the liberal in-
mtion of Government towards the Staff of the Mi-
itia, in placing it on a refpeetab:e footing in time
f peace. I underhand, that in order to retain
lore Officers always prefent for fervice, they are
a be continued on full pay after their Regiments
,re difembodied, and are to retitle it their different
nuns of meeting, fo as to he always prefent to
ecute the commands of the 'Lord Lieutenants
qth refpeet to thefuture calling out of that ufelul
bode of men. The plan of each County baildinit
repots for the arms, &c. of their Regiments is
:ertainly very proper, and mutt tend td keep the
Thole always ready for fervice ; for being conti-
laally under the eve of fome of their Officers,
tey of courfc 'will preferve the gteatefl regula.
:ity, and be a check upon any thing improper.
-The want of fome regulation of this kind,• was
teverally felt at the commencement of this war,
many Counties, where the whole care of the
dotes, &C. had devolved to ferjeants in the ab-
fence of the Adjutants, who were the only corn-
tniffioned Officers in pay during peace, being too
great a charge altogether for one perfon, betides
continual confinement to one place. I have had
the honour, till within a few years, of ferving in
the Militia for more than thirty years ; and give
•rne leave to fay, as one of the oldeft Militia Of
that I exult with admiration at the fine ap-
pearance of the Regiments in general, and the re-
•gular fyftem which is now followed in every de-
partment of the army—lt refiefts the higheft cre-
dit on the indefatigable exertions of his Royal
Ilighnefs the Commander in Chief, and claims
•the war•meft thanks dewy perfon concerned.
StePticialu A CONSTAKT IFILDER.

OLD BAILEY.

Yelterday twenty-three prifonert Were tried at
the Old Bailey, four of whom Were capitally con-
'idled, viz.
Sarah Garde., for burglarioufly breaking and
entering the dwelling houfe of Leonard Tweed,
and healing therein a pair of (hoes his property.
Richard Nall, Thema: Bowman, and job" Marzettr,
for burglariqgfly entering the dwelling-houfe of
John Sifvellef, in Gofwell-hreet, in the night of the
lth of May, and healing ninety-eight blankets,
value 401. and Rebecca, the wife of John Margrete,
was charged in the fame indiament with receiving
the property, knowing it to have been holen.—.
The profecutor was the agent or faiftor of the
Witney Company, in Ozfordthire, and had a quaky
t?ty of goods in his warehoufe on Commiffioa,
among which was the property in queftion. On
the morning of the sth of May he difcovered that
the window of his warehoufe had been violently
forced in, and ninety-eight Witney blankets ftolen.
Upon applying to the Police Office, in Worfhip-
ftreet, two of the officers acne difpatched to dif-
cover the offenders. They immediately dire led
their (earth to a houfe in the neighbourhood (in.
)babited by Marge,oitt.l s), the back part of which was
only feparated f the premifes of the protects-
tor by a heap of rubbifh. Upon entering it they
accofted Rebecca Margetts, who, without betray.
ing any emotions of guilt. told them her hatband
was within. She (hewed them into a room where
Margetts, Hall, and Bowman, were fitting. They
were fecured. The officers then proceeded up
hairs, and in one of the chambers found all the
blankets belonging to the profecutor, and every
neceffary implement of houfe breaking. The re-
Mt of the examination of a number of witnefres
was Inch pregnant proof of the prifoners guilt as
fcarce left the flighteft fhadow of doubt.
Mr. ALLY, the prifoners Connfel, took an objec-
tion, on a point of law, to the indiftment. It ap.
pesrecLthe houfe occupied by the profecutor and
his faniily was not rented by him, but was provid-
ed for his ufe by the Witney Company. "The
Learned Connfel, therefore, argued, that it was
not fuch a dwelling-houfe as could be the objc of
a burglary.
Mr. Baron GRAHAM faid, the objeftion had not
much weight in his mind; but if the Counfel
thought he could urge it with effeCt before the
Judges, he thould certainly think himfelf bound to
receive it.
Sir NAsH GROSZ exprelred himfelf in terms of
indignation at the futile objeeions of law railed
every feffion to fcreen the worn of offenders, and
in whole ultimate punifhment the public had the
deepeft intercft. He obferved, that the queftion
• had been already decided, in the cafe of a burg-.
Lary in one of the Halls in the City of London,
which was in the tenancy of a perfon who did not
pay rent for it, hut who was put in by the Com-
pany. He thought there was nothing in the point.
The Jury, under the direftion of the Court, ac-
quitted Rebecca Margetts, and found the other
three prifoners Gleilor—Death.
Thirteen were convilted of felony, viz.
Thomas Hubert, for healing fix thins and other
articles the property of Richard Bourne ; Rohe?,
Movie, for healing four bufhels of malt, the pro-
perty of William and James Wittingftall ; Mary
Dint, for healing two blankets, and other arti-
cles, the property of Richard Yew; lam& Laves
and William Sirnmenr,for healing two wafhing tubs,
the property of Richard Spearing. Srfairsah Nee--
tlefold, for healing a fender, the property of John
Walker ; Y bonus: Plumb, for ftealing a copper tea-
kettle, the property of Samuel Hades; yak
Rid, for healing a quantity of blue, and ether
articles, the property of Andrew Lawfie ; bald
Parfatu, for healing a quantity of beef, the pro:
wrty of Margaret Yates ; Sams, Dory for &id.
Wig three pair of corduroy breeches, and other
articles, the property of Meirrs. Lloyd and Co.
Mary Keen, and Catherine Clark, for healing 21
yards of printed cotton, the property of Thomas
Perry Tuther ; jams Waller, for healing 6 oz. of
tea, the property of the Eall India Company.
And fix were acquitted, viz. Wm. Segues Sarah
Smith, Rekeca mown., Peter Colley, 7•14; Sam*
Paerfea, and flew: Merle.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, SALOP.
TO $1 SOLD DT AUCTION,
Together er In Two Lotr; on Monday tho aid of June, 2101,
it the Angel Inn, In Ludlow, at four o'clock,
r 0 ELIGIBLE FARMS, callpd GREAT
rIosTON, containing 340 Arms; and LITTLE POS.
TON FARM, and BALDWYN's COPPICE, containing gad
Acres; fituate five miles north exit of Ludlow, bald from year
to year, adder Rents of more than thirty years !tainting both
Parma lie convenient to be occupied together or feparately,
forming one compadt Eltate, within a Ring Fence ; well wooded
and watered, and are capable of very ghat Improvements, by
draining, and other good Hufbandry, at an cal). expence Unit.
Rone.and Coal are nest, and probably in the Eltate.
For • view of the Prange, apply to the Tenants.

MRS. OSBOURN, Midwife, No. 13, facing
4 the upper end of Pitt-fireet, on the left-hand fide of
Willmallsess, Sorry Ade Illackfrtsrs-bridge, Name over the
anualansodates Ladles under a particular Amnion, and
seeerdkog to their cireumfiances, with Board and Lodging,
mellow to their time, and in the month: where Ladies put-
tkstbmafelves under her care, may depend and confidently be
allimplef profound feavey, attention, and humanity, through
thist lA* of the India& Ate may be engaged in, and with the
Arida honour.
As 'byre, may he had, by Authority, and with the Stamp
Duty, kne Iteftorative Powders, at tL Is. the Packet—an (s-
-abot Rowdy for Female Complaints.
N. S. No Letters received milers pcifi-paid, which wtf be
attended toa.—A Gentleman of the Faculty attends, if *mama
quires.

CAUSE LATET, VIS SST NOTISSIMA.
darmAcr, or ANIMA of QYASSIA.
T lEUT.-COLONEL OLIVER, in the late
Caagolgt a bud* mg orb% the Sere
M
olndlod veld' Difitiogr old oared
by HA LLA Co.'s EXTRACT or ANIMA qyAssuk,
the particulan Cl wbkh he las ollilogly coormlootod Is the
following Letter to B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, with the ez-
prefa &Ere that it may be made public.
Carendilh-Nuare, No. 18,Wigmore-flrect, Fob. 26,180 r.
- -

Sir:—ln the lat.; am;palgai inlndra, (which tsiumlomodh for-
tunately for the )•11116 1111100 I awn clitoral bilge a 'north
through the Myfersmesseliee fatigue and a :gean
enervated my labels treas. which Masted M thie
murk et the Sego al oftiSontl"; during _ the
imp& ot artguadinactits, I was attache/ with a violent
rant, and Bawdier exertion in the catering byafiult
by
ant place, was form reduced as or be rendered hear
gable aft:rider fervice—the whole fyftem had received a hock
laws threatened immediate diffolution, no part of it (caned
longer capable of performing its proper knell...rt.—the Itornaeh
and bowels were unable to retain the (mall quantity of food
taken, which pared aff Immediately—the Nervous Syltemend
Macular Fibres were equally erected with cordon' tremor and
debility, to fuch a degree as to render even walking extremely
difficutt.—This affrAion, with the conftant irritation on the
Stomach and Bowels, produced continual pain and fatigue.
During my paffage to England I had every alliance without
the Wall& advantage. On my arrival I procured Medical Aid
fro. every quarter that was thought likely to afford relief, and
for kraal months attended regularly to the medicine and regi.
irsterctibed by my Phyliciens, without receiving the hll a
°Haber lalt I called on you to enquire if Hallam and Co.'s
Istria, or Anisna of Qliafla, was likely to be offervice in my
hipsters fitaation.—l took it from your recommendation, and I
havethe happinefs of feeling nsyfdf perfectly reftored; arid tkat,
by taking a few holes ouly—A vary kw dares produced sex cafe
and regularity in the Barash and bowels that had not Wen ex-
perienced fine the Gra attack of the diforder.-18 Ow; the
whek train ddllibrang tympana were foes elledknolly re-
amed, mill hivi'asiei ha hippie& to enjoy a Bate of hank!
I Ind Beek naive to expe&—lreb. 19, t Sot.
The Proprietors portiesdarly reipieft Perhafers will be care-
ful to oliferve meh boa has a Certfilleme, Ivied in Red Ink, E.
Hallam and Co. as nowhere= pollbly be genuine.
Said wholefale only by IL Haw, No. ye, Borough, and is
• by Baiter and Co rdhatessgh and °blew; Hazard, Beth;
Sheppard, Drift°, ; Gore and Sok Limped; Saba mod
Hargreaves, Manclietter ; hetes and Wright. Leeds; sod as
Vender in every Town ; he holes Hp. sod SOL M. 'Wk, and
krge Pactiga, astableg S& bads, Aas so* *styli-
shied.

To COUNTRY OINTLEMEN and OTHERS.
t7Tbe foliating Reftorative Medicine is in fuels repute as to
be sled and recommended by manyld the faculty. '

For Navas Medan ini liwird decay,

Lofs of Memory, Eakinala
Dimnefs of Sight, Homes tit . Mind.
Pains attic Back and Ulm, Ttemblins•
Paralytic OnMplaints,
HUNTER'- RESTORATIVE BALSAMIC PILLS.
Country Gentlemen and others are Informed that ihey may be
fupplied with this valuable Medicine by fending their Orders
by Coachmen or Ncwfmcn, or by enclofing Cadt in a final
Parcel &reeled to Mr. Joan Want, Nu. Ai,
Loudon, for which purpofe complete Patting Boxes are
provided for fending it with Way to any part of this King-
dom, Ireland, Seotland, dtc.
HUNTER's•RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
LIFE and HEALTH is the AM Medicine in the world
for reftoring and invigorating the confiltution of pertoos weak-
ened and debilitated by a coutl of diflpated pleafures, or indeed
by any other cantos. Every day produces hell accounts of the
Sngulu fuccefs of this invaluable Meliorative Medicine, and
many Gentlemen have been candid enough to declare, that it
has fucceedoi in cafes when every other. Medicine roved In-
&canal.

Cattlemen of the Grit diftindUon in this kingdom, as well as
others, whole conftitutions were broken sod debilitated, have
experienced the goods:Reda of this Reftorative Medicine. For
Nervous Diforders, proceeding from creative drinking, die-
paged Fiesta:es, the immoderate Me of tea, or from whatever
occalions great debility and relaxation of the folio* a hews and
rater Medicine cannot be taken.
Numbers who had undergone too powerful courier of Mer-
cury (the bane of health) which reduced them to a Rate of nth
ferabk miftence, received the mined benefit from this Reite-
rative ; for after loft of ftrength and vigour, they happily re-
gained their former health.

Gentlemen from the EMI and Welt ladies, whore habits were
►elaxed by the beat of thole climates, have reonvcd great brut.*
from this Medicine, as well as odium belonging to du army
and navy, whore conititutlons were impaired by hard terrier.,
the various changes of climate,
For pains in the back and loins, `lots, and ferninal weak-
neffes, perhaps there is not any medicine at prcfent As public
prattice, which has beat fo fuecefsful.

•
net of a Letter received from a Gentleman
As to the efficacy of the Reftorative in my Nervous Com-
plaint, l ibould feel myfelf in a manner ungrateful, it I did not
esmentsdp the great benefit I received, wlmn various other
DiledieinepGid been tried to no purpole ; and, therefore, although
I bees Wm is the Irbil of 'cawing no fmall knowledge in the
*Mai tears I inn& fay. that I have not met with any thing
to linktr a Relleralbe item."
NotatTlida ikadvealbe_bpaipared in Pills, which produce
nen anneAfireg 4.16 tbso all th
fe Internal forma ; the
Am pane et tba lam Neal& better preerred.
To k had at Wait% Yaiebri Wareboate. Ne tdy, Fleet.
Beet, and No. 13, OM gad-ftreet Tett, Royal Exchange;
Matthew, Strand • Wade No. 6. Catintlite-ftreet ; Canna,
Printer, Beth; Swi'eney, Birmingham ; Teffiernan, York; Mares,
Leeds; add ati other Venden of Medicines in Tara and
Canny, peke fn. 311. die bet ; or it Intl be bad in brier bones,
pease oak ti. lis. which monis the leaotky of finell benne
las leek tip far tie Amy, Navy, ate.—A Paiu,hlst ea the win
toes gir the idddleradve, with a Ile ci
.
say Iv bid Iht Yaligrsr Price 64

_ .
star MAP.?, OP V. joHN's, CANADA.
GAFF. THOMAS OLIVER, Muller (If ea,
Mar", of St. John's, Canada, folcmnly declare* that him-
felf received a deal of benefit from Dr. BRODIYM's
NIR-
VOUS CORDIAL; likewife his Wife Mary Ann Oliver, wss
ahnoft reduced to Death's daor, and Win perfettly cured by
taking Dr. BaoouM's Nervous Cordial, after being given over
by' all the able Phyficians in the Country: likcwife feveral of
the inhabitants of the Bland have received great benefit from
the above Medicines. Witnels my hand,
May the 15th, 1800. THOMAS ULIVFR.
Sta—lt is my particular with that you make the following
cafe public for the benefit of the aftlided at large.--I had long
laboured under extreme illnefs occafioned by a relaxed halm,
with excruciating pains in my legs, infoniuch that I could
(cutely Rand ; I was alto afflided with Sperms to filch an alarm-
ing degree as to be often heard to Stream from the violence of
the pain. I was happily recommended to take your Medicines
by Mr. Hitchin, Woolltapler, No. 60, Bermondfey, which had
the dared effect i it has perfedly cured me, and I now enjoy
health which has been long a ftranger to me. I am, Sir, with
due gratitude, your humble Servant, Was. MACE,
May 11, 1801. No. 59, Bermondfey-ftreet.
Roserr Bracts, Efq. (Founder of the Sunday Schools) of
Gloucefter, will teltify the excellence of Dr. Baonum's
cal Syrup and Nervous Cordial.
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL
tl be had at the Dodoes Houfe, N 0.9, Albion-Street, feveo
doors from the Leverian• Malcom, Black-Friar's-Bridge, im
bottles at 225. rts.6d. and ss. 6d.
In Bath, Cruttwell, Fader, Trueman and Sun,
Drift!, Sheppard, Gamut Harding
Brighton, Donaldfon and CO. Glafgow, Baxter,
Birmingham, Swinney, Ipfwicb. Middleditch,
Bedford, Smith, lie of Wight, Albin,
Blandford, Simmons, 'twine, A. Young, merchant,
Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, BMus and Co.
Bridport, Margrie Lynn, Gales,
Cheltenham, Buckle, Leicefter, Swinfen,
Cambridge, Gce, Lewes, Elliott,
Canterbury, Briftoir, Manehefter, Lynch,
Carlifie; Margate, Silver,
Chatham, Etherington Newbury, Fidler,
Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newcaftle, Walker,
a • eller, Poole anti Soo, Northampton, Dicey and Co.
'Chichefter, Phllllpfon, Nottingham, Burbage and Co.
Dublin, Spilfbury and C. Norwich, Stevenfou and Co.
Durham, Headerfosi, Oxford, Jones.
Dad, Rofe, Plymouth, Nettleton.
Dower, Neales, Portfmouth &lam,

, .
Devizes, Broughton, Reading, Smart, ana Co.
Derby, I)rewry, Sunderland, Bray,
Edinburgh, Baxter, Shrewfbury, Eddowes,
----- Mars. Hulbuid, Southariipton. Bair,
Meffrs. Davldfols & Salilbury, Collins, -
Elder, and Co. Prelton, Setjcnt,
Mr. R. Scott; drug. Pattley, Mr. A. Barry,Merch.
Godwin, confedt. Mackenzie, Coll. Green, Dab.
And by molt ookfellers and Medicine-Venders in die three
kingdoms. A ass. Bottle contains eqtral to five [mall does.

AN ACCOUNT of that molt excellent Medicine, The COR-
DIAL BALM OP GILEAD, which is prepared (only) by
S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the Univerhty and College of
Phyficians, and Author of " Tut Gunn TO HIALTII,'
at SOLOMON's-PLACE, LIVERPOOL ; and fold at his
Warehoufe, No. 7, Exchange-court, Dublin; and by his
appointment, by J. Mathews, No. iB, Strand; and bete,
and Co. Bow-Church-yard, London ; and by ail Medicine
Venders in every Market Thwti in Great Britain, Ireland,
and America—Price Nall-a-Guinea a Bottle.
" Is there no Balm in Gilead I Is that noaffiglictan there!
Why then knot the -health of the daughter of my people reco-
vered 1"--Jer. viii. as.
" The Loan bath cuffed Medicines togs* bet 1111 the earth,
and be that is wife will not abhor them ; for with Ruch &lb be
heal Mtn, and take away their Palos."—Ece. lxxxviiL 4. 7.
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
THE Train of melancholy Diforders which
smldh the human frame, undertitedenomlnation of Net.
volts Difeafes, are the principal (mimes of human mifery.it the
privation of health. More difor&ds proceed from fuch an infi-
nite-variety and complication of eaufes, as to render It impofil-
ble, if even it were always neeeffary, to trace than to their
true (ounce. The dfcdts, however, are but too well known
and too feverely felt amongft too great a portion of mankind;
and to there effcds it may without exaggeration be &ferret!, that
any remedy fuperior or more celebrated for efficacy than Dr.
Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead, never has been difeovered.
In all delicate, weakly, and relaxed conftitutions, lownefs of
fpi rit I, hypochondria, horrors, tremblings, weaknefs of hght, kis
of memory, impaired vigour, tabes dorfalis, nervous coofump-
dons, and the numbericfs fymptoms of impaired and tottering
eonfiitutions, whether arihng from a life of inadtivity, intempe-
rance, or inattention to health, its efficacy has attained through-
out the three kingdoms univerfal and unparalleled eekhritr•
By ftridt perfeverance in its ufe it chews, braces, and invigo-
rates, the whole nervous fyltem, and gives new tone to all the
vital fundions, of which numb:rids inflances can be vouched.
The CORDIAL BALI/ or GILI•D is a moil noble Medicine,
tompored of fome of the dtoiceft Ba/fams, and flavor bonen in
the whole Materis proccfs is long and laborious,
and requires the molt nice and minute attention. The difeovery
of it has coil the Proprietor amazing fume, great tufa of time.
repeated experiments, and &lie application to pradiul
try • and it affords him no (mall gratification to avow, that is
offering It to the public he invades ne-man's property, nor imi-
tates any Medicine at prcfent known In pablie or private prad ice.
Youth sod age of either fez, are equally the objed• of this
reftorative, and they will uniformly participate in its fahtbrious
avle ai
i des sod Wee b
~ To the young it will afford aling health,
ra
and (pints, In place of laffitude and dcbility.aud to the
aged and lam, it will affuredly furnith great relief and cal-
het, br semi and Addy Invigorating the (yam. It will not
give , bet if it be in the power of medicine to gild
the meow of dedinisi yams* okay and fcrenely protrad
the elate ellik beyond its remote fps, this reiterative is cape.
his of ellhalog 'due grind delideratuut.
Contlitotiewe nixed, weak er dowyed in men or mown.
ore under tbe anweelatu Whams el Ile renovative; and nid
abhoughs, Almellie s% mpg eat ambits, are Wen relieved,
d (*edify d.
• Poverty Gibbed, and emaciated Endo, will, ere long, meet
the happiaelinge, the chill watery fluid will become rich and
baliantic, and the limbs be covered with Beth, firm and healthy.
To doge who have revelled in the snidoistit cup, or madly
drained nature of its richeftdores by enreftrained or liceptious
love, or by the horrid Celli& paffion of Diogenes, titisrellorativ4
will render all potable atiiitanes4 and If the vital powers be not
entirely deltrorred, it will gradually repair the melancholy eviL
Ladies at any time of life may, by this Medicine. he Mr"
Oren one of the molt 'Gliding Diforders incident to the Sex;
Ind, at a certain period, it ismolt highly rfefuL
Per weaknefs, deficiency of natural Itrength and retaliating
of the veffels, by too frequent Judo/Renee of the psalms. this
Medicine is a fate, certain, and invaluable remedy inhtsiteil
furrier to any of iliac extolled preparations of G ums and
Bal-
lam,, which often produce feveriffi heat, and are always found
to be momentary Stimulants, rather than permanent healthful
ftrengtheners of nature. In debility after long fevers, in an
nervous difordera, and in weaknefs peculiar to the female Sets
this celebrated Cordial is really invaluable.
Thole who have long refided in hot climates, and are languid
and relined in their whole fy item, may take this Medicine with
the happieß ellkda ; and perfoas going to the /Bolt tie Well In-
dies cannot Rore a more important article of Oh wed hesitlo--
It has been the only means of reaming tionffillikalllkital with
the YELLOW FEVER in America.
Youth of either Sex, who have predifed shaft anitieftrao•
eke Vice, and thereby relaxed, weakened, end diddilmead the
Wilde amen (yank wilt led the Cordial Ilelotol Of the
awl powerful. mule. and Abdul reltoeudow
A variety of extraordinary and swell-seteltod Conn we
to be teen m the Pampldee, ruled up with each kotde. which
are emitted for want of rem.

LONDON: Stated for the Paoestrreas, by JOHN
DANIEL, (of Carnaby-ftreet), at the STAR Paler:Ate-
Orme, N. Carey-fttect; and pabHtbed by LEVEL
EOM (tiesoteebtety-plare, Lambeth), at No. t, Cate 7•
Era & Mal at dm Stwa-Oeesea, Tempk-Earl to whieb
OSee eticonmenolmaloba fee tb. Mures are novaritxl
siiroirst.

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