Star.
London, England, 1812-07-09 00:00:00

4 .4116 "Altar, .rtiLr S.
treitelield. 2 prisoners were tried, eight of whom
were ton of felony, viz.—W. Crane,' for steal-
ing threeloavess. •IX•Igelly, for receiving tea pigs,
well linos is;
them 16 have been stolen; T. Lolly,
for...stealing,* waistcoat ; M. Mack, for stealing seve-
ral dishes anal plates; J. Fenny, for stealing six guar,
tern4yew F. Chambers, for stealing S china co;
L. Tor stealing five dollars ; and W. Johnson,
for stealing a cart.harness : and four were acquitted,
via.—J. Smith. Mary Shears, Mary Dawson, and
Ann Mack.
Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence
4fath was passed on Sus. Lallament, for steeling
10 !link-note, in the house of John Newton;
Ransom, for secreting a letter, containing thirty-fi
£5 notes; Diana Lovell, r stealing goods, &c.
property of \V. Wilcox, in his dwelling-house ;
Sanders, for assaulting R. Robins on the highwa
and robbing him of a dollar; Elit. Corcoran, ali
Cochrane, for stealing goods privately in the shop
Ames .Davis ; J. bowman, for stealicr a se2 Bri.
note, the property of S. Smith; T. Boss lzr, for shoot-
ing at W. Burrows, with intent to murder hint ; "
Ruze, for a burglary in the house of R. Bolingbroi
and stealing 7s. 6d. Ann Rogers and Jane Jones,
a burglary in the house of J. Caperton, and stealer)
Five Pounds. •
Four were ordered to be transported for life, vi
S. Myers, J. Mitchell, 3. Davis, and W. Clayton
seven for 14 years; and twenty for 7 years. Two'
be imprisoned for two years; one for 18 months
seven fqr one year; and 20 for six months each in'
House of Correction at C.erkenwell ; nine in Nt.
gate, for various periods; 10 to be privately whipped;
two to be pillored in the Old Batley, viz. A. Thomi
son and T. Halt, for conspiracies; and 50 discharge
by Proclamation.—Sessions adjourned to the 16tn
September.
On I3owli r's mane being called,he answered in
usual manner, uninstructed; and, on being asked se
judgment of death should not be passed upon-him,
observed, .4 Why, my Lord,. when we got to
bridge it was ail under water, and so we hired a post.
chaise and came home again."— When the Jury pro-
nounced their verdict on Clayton, a notorious per"
pocket, for stealing a match and appenchges trot
Mr. Best, the Judge informed him that his corn,
nions would low a very a. tive mber, as he won
not be permitted ever to see this country again. The
prisoner, on retiring from the dock, observed, " Thai'
very civil 1"

An action was pied in the Court of Exchrtp
Dublin, on friday, brought by Major Bryan, one
the Catholic Delegates, against Mr.Warren,o;,e of I
Proprietots of The Ililtrnian Journal for a libel, in
tempting to establish a kind of acAlogy between I
names and dispmitions of the plaintiff and Jemt
O'Brien, P notorious informer and murderer. W
messes were called •on the pait of the 'defendant,
prove that he had repeatedly given directions to
rent scurrilous paragraphs from being inseried in
paper.—The Jury returned a verdict tor-the plaintiff
—l4m ;gas AZ.
Statement of the Quantity of Porter brewed by
first twelve Houses In Lonlon, from the sth. Ji
181 lras die 6th July. 1812:
Sudsy, Perkin a Ca - 970,293 Barrels.
Maas, Raids awl Ca - . i5a4,76
'lnman, Hanbury and Co. - I.Ato 04
Ik'bitbread ai:d Co. ' . - 122,446
Calvert, Celia and Co. . - 108,21 2
Meta., 14..nry and Co - . 11.12,493
Coombe, iDeLfirld arid Co. • - • 1:-.).924
Goudwyn and Co. - - 31,025
Elliot arid Co. • ..sNoss
Cocks and Campbell (late Brown and Parry) 51,274
Taylor • - - :#1,120
guts . .... - . 34,010

BM 1 H.

Yes' erday tnorelng, in Hamiton Place, Piccadilly, the Ductless
of kledfurti, of a daughter.

-HICI

PILLS.

TN the various complAnts incident to the humai
frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more
alarrniog in their cousecuences. than the Gravel and Stone, Ps;,
in the Back, Loins, attd.Bladder, and Lumbago. 'They are com-
plaints to which every person is balite, and are a fountiatkm
every other species of disoreer. HICKMAN'S PILLS, cum,
posed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of sin-
gular efficacy, in nut only smoothening the Vessels containing
the urine, but in happily destroyitg the petrifying quality of
from which pr.tceed the above complaints, &c. removing
calculi, or gritty accretions, and banishing every pcztniclous t.
dency to th...se aterders, without confinement. Front a eonscrous-
ness of the powerful quality of these i ills, fully evinces' I
private practice of many years, they are ofi'Lred to the afflict
and recommended as a cure for the abuse complaints.
told wholesale and retail at Mr. lit.tler'!., 4, Cbeaps'de, corner
of Paternoster-row; and retail by Bekaa and Sharp, Portsmout'
Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, t
Jones, Portsea; Trcwman, Exeter; Comtwortlty,ifletiellte,f
bey, and lit:island,. Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; &Ater at.
Macdonald, Giasgow ; Sniith, Manderstoe, Scott. and CaroPh
Edlnbutgli ; Cristwell, Bath; Russ and Peek, Hull; Oregano
and B,llotge, Liverpool • stuins awl Lywh, Manchester; Bowen,
blorwiCh; Knott and Lloyd, B rmingbant ; Gregory, Bri&hton
aiglOollt 11:, urine Venders, in liux.-a at itssfid. each.

MATRIMONIAL FELICI
MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as retularlpeducate
Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted t'oeirotten-
tlon for these last 15 years to the study of tbneetdisoid •rs which,P
tramp embitter ai.d too often pr-vent, that ine.tiorahlelties
rings'. felicity. '1 he unrivalled patronage tb.tt
have hitherto received from persona of thr first dustnction, _
the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment'
is soon complaints, Induce them thus publicly to offer tildes:-
tante. In all cases of dtbdity or di &honey; Whether rvAil
from the too frequency of participating in the gaieties of
shiooable life, the unbounded indulgence or libertinism or a secret,
solitary, and destructive liahit, which weakens the energy of
mind, and destroys the flower of youth by producing sterility
the one sex, and impotence in the other, they off,v a sale •
permanent than. 'lO those who, from such complaints, are ,
vented entering into the marriage stati, and ashamed*to setk
lief, brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling
to know, however difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed
by other practitioners, that, by a renovating and,infal Ible
thod, they may be rertored to a sot; d and vigorous anon.
den. A ernain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment
of indiscretion, and' every speetes of syphilitic infection,
a mild and neversfallog nuide of treatment, is speedily a
radkally removed, without restraint in dietor eitercOte, by Mess.
Goss and Co. as Oa Strictures of the Urethra and Oleos, which
they are enabled to torero a short period, without recourse to
the painfpl, dangerous effects of the Caustic; ref. rences Of whi:ls
gut be given to several Gentletnen of high respectability, who
have been cured, after having laboured under strictures for many
'issra. To married F males, whose expectations of those tender
Ridges of connubial halpiness have been defeated, it may also 1
aillsesing refleetion to know, that by ; proper perseverance .
Asir remedies die general litraltb is renmated, and the ittmedi-
MOUS TrIVIOVE4.
To be esosulted daily perseoally, or by letter, by
&tiler sex. • I.etters from the country, containing a Elenlocote,
defy attended to, and advice and medicines forwarded to any \'':ut
,
the kingdom.'
GOSS sat Co. *Susieoes3l3, #ouveria-street, Seet-street.