Star.
London, England, 1806-04-14 00:00:00

,POLICE, Efc.

Bow-rreirr.—On Friday, a Gentleman of re
fpetlability, preferred a complaint again( a Hackney
Coach Man, for an arfault and (Ale imprikMment.
The Coachman being brought hef-re the Ma„aillrater,
the Gentleman Hated, that the right before, between
eleven and twelve o'clock, be was coming through
the Strand with his wife ; it was raining, and he
called a coach ; but thou4ll there were feveral
drawn up in the (beet, he could not find a coach-
man. In confequence of thid, lie went into a pub-
lie.honfe near the place, but was infiantly fboved
out, and told there was no coachmen there He
then proceeded to take the numbers of the different
coacher, and while doing this, the Defendant rufhed
on hire, and, feizing him by the collar, charged him
with Healing the number label off his coach ; with
the affillance of the watchman, dragged him to the
watch houfe, where he was detained for fome hours.
The Magiftrates intlantly committed the coach-
man to rake his trial for the affault, and direEtcd the
Gentleman to prefer a complaint againa the Con•
[fable of the night, who. it appeared, war in a Hate
of intoxication, on that night, in the watch honk.
MAILLBOtoUGN-STRE BT.-A canes Knife officer,
of the name of Norton, was brought before the Ma•
giflrates. charged with an affault, and alto charged
with unlawfully feizing and detaining half a dozen
bottles of you wine. The landlady of the King'.
Arms public horde, at the corner of Moorediteet,
Rated, that the night before this Cam-hook officer
was drinking in her bar, when teeing half a &yen of
wine lying there, he iuflautly feized it in the JiMg's
name, and ordered a perfon who was in the room to
alLit him. He carried the wine out of the haufe, but
being purfued by a perfon belonging to the boat, he
afEaulted him, and charged the watch with him.
The Cullom•houfe Officer being &nun, dep ded,
that he faw a quantity of wine given through a
back window, out of the bode, without a Permit, in
confequence of which he math the feizto-e.
This was pofitively denied b'• feveral witneffes; and
the Magillrates, after a very fevere reprimand, com-
mitted hint to (land his trial for the affault. and alto
advifed that he fhould be indiaed for perjury.

Saturday a noted charaeler. name Morrel, war
fully committed for trial, for netting a weincnat
from the Mop of Mt. Lowther, in Gray's inn-lane,
and offering it to pledge at that of Mr. Page, in
quorpond (treat. The prifoner profened hi.. innocence
of the robbery ; faid that having been keeping the
holidays, he did not know what he wa► about ; and
added, be br•ped they would not leg (tranfpnrt) him.
Saturday Mary Payne was charged berme Sir
Mavrnsw &cicala, at Guildhall, with Dealing a
quantity of wet linen from the bottle of Thomas
Brooks, in Cherry-tree court, Alderfgate-flreet. She
WAS purfoed, %nt taken in JawisAlreet, smith feveral
things in her poneflion. Sir MATTHrW BLOXIS AM Was
about to commit her fur trial ; but, at the carne*
iatercefEna of her father, be confented to order her
to Bridetrell for a month.

The trials at the Old Bailey will cominence on
Wednefday neat. The Sea-lons of the Peace for
London and Middlefes commenced This day.

External applications in eruptive cafes (except
thofe arifing from Pimple irritation) could without
any difficulty be proved prejudicial. What pains
Nature takes to relieve the health by pufhing the of.
fending matter to the tkin and remove it tar from
the principle of life! for fhe knows, no longer than it
can be kept there, does the patient enjoy health. In
ufing repellents then, what trouble we take to ci ofs
one of the moll falutary laws of our benefatirefs.—
In taking Spilfbury's P.itent Antifcorbmic Drops, the
internal habit is correaed, the health mends, and
thus the difeafe dies away. In fcrophula, 11;nrvY,
gout, rhenmarifm, nervou• and bilious complaints,
depending on the irritability of the flomach, relief
is fpeedily given. It is neceffary to afk for the • Pa.
TeNT ANTISCORIUTIC DROPS, With the King's duty
printed in black ink ingead of red ink, fold as ufual
at the Difpenfary, No. 55, Soho fquare, in bottles of
Ss. 6d. ; los. ; and tl. z.. duty included.
Confumptions, and other decays of nature, whe-
ther the effalstif natural confequences, or proceed.
ing from imprudencies, or an advanced flage of life,
have engaged the Rudy and attention of the &ft Phy•
ficians of this and all other nations in vain, until Dr.
SOLORION'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILSAD wag happily
difeovered and promulgated to the world, and %%bleb
has produced fuch intiances of its good effedls, as
mutt convince the molt incredulous of irs amazing
rellorative powers. To enumerate its truly happy.
healing, balfamic, and renovating efficacy, teflimonies
of the tit fl authority are now extant. It is admirably
calculated for bilious, and other diforders nt the no-
m .ch and bowels ; for headaches occationed by indi•
' geftion; and for preventing palfies and apoplexies, fn
' often ttui contequences of free living. ltecourle (hould
be had to it alter every excefs, and upon every flight
inclifpoliiinn.—The los. 6d. and 331. bottles may
be had of Matthews and Leigh, tB, Strand ; and of
every reputable Medicine Vender in 'he
with the words, " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," en-
graved on the (lamp.

At Craigo, on the3oth ult. the Lady ofDavid Carnery, Erg. of
Craig*, ot a daughter.