Star.
London, England, 1823-10-16 00:00:00

THAMES POLTCE.

An information was heard areinst Air alter, Capt
liambletonian for having Illegally smuggled into this
reign prohibited produce. Joseph Cantril, tide-surver
that on the 25th of September last, he !jaw the defendar
A skiff from the liambletonian to thisteam•boat ; he put
and on examining his person, found twisted round his
ounces of ostrich feathers, and round his body two piece
dana handkerchiefs, which he seized, and delivered to 111
of the King's warehonw. Ile pleaded guilty, and was fin
R. WAltve, watchillsker, 97, Cornbill, was convict'
absence) in 21. Hs. being thrice the value of a crape shat
cant of silk, and a sue half handkerchief. Defendant w
from the David Scott to a stentn-hoat, when lra was overt
itide-surveyor, and the property taken from him.

One day last week, two boys succeeded in ex
a man who was drowning in the Dommies-ho
his perilous situation ; and after he had, sat t
grass for a little while, and was recovering
agreed-that he shrou'id go along witk hit prose
the Humane Society's house, to substantiate tl
to the reward. On their way, an It ar
people that accompanied them, begged to gin
bit of advice, and he earnestly declared, that
they carried t 1 roan upon tl:eir shoulders the
not believe he waS drowhed.at a;1 r—Glasgow
There is.at present running between Kilmar
Fenwick as post, an old man aged 95. Ile al
he quite healthy, and gnes three times a we.k a
of eight miles, and carrying, sometim?...s, a vet
burden of parcels. _ _

THE WANDERING Jew.—This very remarka
is of considerable antiquity.' It had '
gained f
in this country before 1225, as we learn from
l'aris.• " For in that year there came an I
Bishop into England, to visit the shrines an(
preserved in our chnrches,who, being entertain
monastery of St.-Alban's, was asked several
refative to his couutry, &c.—Among the rest,
who sat near him, inquired, if he had ever
heard of the famous person, named. Joseph, wl
much talked of, mho was present at our LORD
fizion, conversed m ith him, and was still alive
firmation of the Christian Faith?' The Bi
swered, the fact was true; and afterwards
train, who was well known to the Abbot, ini
his master's words, told them, in French, ' tha
knew the person they spoke of very well ; au
had dined at his table a little while before the
East; that be had been Pontius Pilate's porter,
Castaphilus, who, when they were dragging Je
the door of the judgment-halt, struck him w
upon his back, saying, ' Go faster, JESUS,
why dolt thoulinget ?" Upon which Jesus
him with a flown, and said, I am indeed g
thou shalt tarty till I come.' Soon after, he
vetted and baptized by the name of. Jose' h.
for ever; but at the end of every hundred ye;,
into an incurable illness, and at length into a
Lacy, out of which, whe4 he recovers, he retu
same state of youth he was in at the time Jest;
being then about thirty years of age. He r.
all the circumstances of the death and resun
CHRIST—the Saints that arose with him—
posing the Apostles' Creed—their preaching
persion, and is himself a very grave and hol
Such is the substance of Matthew Paris's acct
was himself a Monk of St. Alban's, and livi
time of the above remarkable relation. Sin'
many impositions have appeared under the
character of the Wandering Jew, whose se
tories may be seen in Calmd s History of the 1]
See also Turkish Spy, vol. 11. book 3, letter 1
Such is the effect of perseverance and ii
the science of Medicine, that great numbers, many o
lingered under the most painful and obstinate din
were pronounced incurable by respectable practianers,
discharged from Hospitals, have been restored to per
the celebrated Dr. EADY, who, after a long and lat
rice, is enabled to remove the most obstinate Venereal
however long and deeply fixed in the habit—Erupt:le
the Limbs, obstinate Gleets, Dimness of Sight, Nodes
bones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats, are among th
arising out of improper treatment, and which withou
sistance prove fatal. The Doctor is consulted daily b
both sexes, at 38, Dean-street, Soho, and t, Hatfield-1
ford-street, Bhckfriars and Waterloo Roads, by person
part of the country, and by Letter (if post paid) end°.

BERTHS.
Oct. 6, at Dean House, near Rdinbargh, Lady Bradfor
Oct. 7, at Edinburgh, the Lady of William Scot, E
to the Medical Board at Madras, of a son.
Oct. 11, at the Fort Gravesend, the Lady of Majoe
of the Royal Engineers, of a daughter.
Saturday, at Bourne House, in Kent, the Lady of i
ward Smyth, of two daughters

MARRIED.
Tuesday, at Kensington Church, the Rev. Thomson
of Kensington, to Prances Henrietta, oldest lies/bio
Joseph Delalleld;lisq. of Campden Hill.
Oct. 13, at Waltham Abbey, Mr. Peter Chrlide9ol
to Ellen Louisa, youngest daughter of the late Re%
Vicar of Brozboum, Herts.

DIED.
Thursday, on board his Majesty's ship Esk, at the
Ir. John Mose, late carpenter of the Serapis, at Jam
Oct. 3, at Musselburgh, James Inglis, Esq. late of

At Hahne' near War iota, the Right Hon. Nat
Recorder fur Wareham a Burgess of the Corpora
May 10, at Baroda, Caries Augustus West, Ba 4 a
surgeon of the Surat division of the army. Mr. West'
from his tour of doty.through Caideish, when he'
with the jungle fever, which has in so many instance
to Europeans.
Sept. 22, at Kirktewn of Glenbueket, Christiais 19
110th year. She possessed her mental faculties in ge
to the last; backs most retentive memory, and could tel
print without the aid-of glasses, till within a short dna
Although by no means in indigent circumstances, h
was oat cakes and whey ; and for many years she Ws
herself. Her health was always excellent till within
of her death, when her sufferings became dreadful.
Litt Igo at Redeem Link House, aged 105, Jane 1

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