Star.
London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

POLICL.

Calla. 4allomakitaLllollol7olll Neta4ls4l
a PM olattalkidaaaadalficer in'the R.yal Artillery, charged a Mr.
Mnfgrove, a tradebum in St. James's, with del.auehing his wile,
and elm with an effault and tae imprifonment. It appeamd, that
the wife of the complainant had apartments at the boom of a Mr.
Sutton in Om neighbourhood of Whitcomb tuner; and the hutband
baying heard fomenting too Awe-cher c..uget.ial to his f..elings,
repaired m town, and te.ond the Defendant tested in the apart-
meats at his wife. His fituation was (itch as warranted an col-
rims, that an illicit amour fobatted between them ; and. after ton•
fad-rabic altercatio- had taken place, the hufbaud Mace:dal in
geving away his .rail rib Crum the houte.
The 1/efen4tit followed them aloog the Meet iii fting t'''at the
wife Oinold not gnus Woolwich with her hulband; amt. on met-
ing two foldiers, be charged the hufband with being a defence, and
be was inftantly dragged away to confinement, in whith Stoniest
be was kept nearly two days, when an Officer from hie regiment
retested hint. 'f be Defendant by this ftratagem again got poffef-
lion of his pest, and he recondite:4.d her to her sperm:snits, where I
the hulbasid. on being retested, found her locked In the arms of
her fared. The Lady refuted to go with him a fecond time, the
having formed an attachment for soother, and the hufhand was
then bereft of his frail fair one.
The lady, in the Office, gave vent to a hood of tears, when
the Magiftrate ordered the Defendant to Sod bail fur his conduit,
and bee roe unmanageable.
The landlord of the haute was alto held to ball for an affault on
the hothead, when he went a fecood time en demand his wife, for
the difemery of whom be had advertifed.
Bow- .r.ss-The King, on the profecution of Charles
Browning, Efq., late High Bailiff of the City of Weltmlofter and
a Magifirate for the County of Surrey—apinft Thomas Jeudwine,
Elq of Fitt-place, E;sfone, Surrey, on a charge of writing and
• fending an auonyaseus letter, threatening to kill and murder the
Laid Charles Drowning. 1 be prifoner was on Saturday brought up
to this Office, in colter:ly of Adkins. the officer, for further exami-
nation and committal; when at the prrlllng Gil:citation of the
Prato:ter, his Counfel and Solicitor, and from an attention and
&chug cenfideration for the Pritoner's family, the Pmfecutor was
toduced to content to his being admitted to bail, inftead of being
committed to the county Gaol to take his trial at the rest iffiscs
for a capital felony, under the 27th of George 11. chap. ri. Mr.
Browning was bound over to profecute, and the Pnfoner there-
upon admitted to ball, being admonidwd by Mr. Graham, the
Biting magiftrate, that he would not have contented to have taken
bail for 1. (critics an effete without the Proteutor's content in
writing, and the [melon of his Cow:lreland Solicitor.
?Or. Gurney attended at Countel for the prufecution, and Mr.
Suy, of hprom, as solicitor.
Union HALL.—Saturdty John Finch. John Adams, and Nigh
Smith were charged with robbing their employers, Mr. Avery
Benham, of the Hisb-ttreet, Borough, and Mars. Tachey and
Cooper. alto in the fame area.
The depredations bad been carried an for a long ti:ne, and to a
counderable extent. litutpicions wrote, and the lodgings of Adams
being torched, a large quantity of articles. (old at izazier'e and
ironmonget's Glom. were (mind, many of which were owned by
Mr. Benham, the late employer of John Adams, by a private
mars. Some others were owned by -Mr. Tutees% 114 snicks
being found in• the puffeffion of Adams, be was fully committed
for trial. Finch and Smith were difcharged, there being no mit
dente to affetft them
HATTon Galata ...-otl Saturday Mr. S. Mt:Writ appeared at
this ogee, under the following eircuraftanees :—Mr. M.'s tether,
who refided at Child's HiU, }tendon, died lately, appointing a
Mr. Clerk:on his executor. Mr C. d fpo'ed of his property by
public autftion, and the fon bid for a quantity of thee and a tile-
kilo : he paid the depoSt, but pealed ior to pay the remainder of
the purchate money, the executor ordered that the tiles Untold not
be removed. Mr S Morris, h weever, carted them away by
fore. Mr. C. conceiving that this amounted to a robbery, ob-
tained a warrant in eor.fermenee. The Magiftrate were, how-
ever, of °pink)", that althongh Mr. conduß was bicorreL
it was not within their cognisance ; and it was at length agreed to
adjourn the ellicuiLco till Friday mat, when the parties are to at-
tend by Counfell
Walfh, and another man,his accomplice, were charged by a Mr.
Wiggins with defrauding biro of 41. It appeared that Walla had
fold him a bode for that farm. Aber the money had been peigl, the
accoMplice called upon the purchafer, and told him the horfe was
lame and uttfnend. Wiggins, upon this information, returned the
brute, and defied to have his money bark. WAIRI Cairellted to
pay him the money, but Lid he had not got it by him : he pave
him a written order to receive it, which turricl, out to he eat :,o
value. The fame trick had been praclited upon other petrol), who
lodged Stellar complaints. The Mseiftratew thought the oilcure
amounted to a con piracy to detraud,and they comusittod the psi-
toners le:further exainination. .

Tea Tustreaus Pontine sa Strain.—YEtleeday
the Drawing of the State Lottery began. The firtt-
drawn Ticket, No. 7557. entitled to Ten Thnufand
Pounds, wits fold in one Q2arter, two Eighths, and
eight Sixteenth Shares, by Swore and Co. No. st,
Poultry, and No. la, Charing Croft.
Dam. Fortune is again at her old Tricks: fhe has
eiLvided the Fir It-drawn Ticket among her Favourites.
Her Alseat on this occafion was Stare and Co. in
the Ponitry, and at Charing Croft, and we under-
(land the has promifed to attend their Offices an the
Second Day of Drawing. All the Capital Prizes
are afloat, and zOOO Tickets to be drawn each day.
DITIDIIIOI ar THI BANC—Thole who have to
receive their Michaelmas dividends at the Bank,
which are now in entitle of payment, are informed
they may purchafe Tickets and Shares at all the
Licenfed Lottery Offices, warranted indrawn. Two
Thonfand Tickets are regularly drawn each day ;
and there being no fixed Capitals, renders it parti-
cularly advantageous to the public, in making their
purchafe before the Second flay of drawing, which
will be on Thurfday, OOnber 23.
TO MR. SPILSHURY.—MarIow, Augult is, tBc6.
Sir—The writer, in June lan, called on you with
a young woman of the name of Brookes, sho had a.
bad leg, and to whom you gave a pint of your Drops,
which has nearly effefted a core.—The following cafe
has alto occurred in this neighbourhood : James Gyb-
fon was inoculated at ten years of age ; half a year
afterwards he was feized with a pain in both legs, fop-
poled for time time to be rheumatilns, nr growing
pains, but it fettled finally in one kg, which (welled,
and rendered him incapable of walking. He had in
four years, t t or s a ulcers. and t 3 pieces of bone
were taken out. Hi. health was impaired, and he
was confrantly carried abort. He was fupplied with
fifteen bottles of Sertsetrey's Patent Antifcorbtitic
Drops, which entirely cured him. It is now three
years fine; he is grown tall, healthy, and works
conflantly as a bricklayer.—The bearer is alfolrecom-
mended as a deferring °hied for your excellent Infti.
lotion. She lives thirty-two miles from London,
and it has been thought ben to fend her to town that
you may fee her.
The Genuine Patent Antifeorbuti: Drops are fold
in bottles of g.. 6d. to;. and tl. a. duty included,
at the Difpertfary, No. t 5, Sohn-fguare, London.—
To prevent counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied
with a black ink Ramp; and the cork, at the mouth
of each bottle, Pealed with red wax.

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