Star.
London, England, 1805-04-04 00:00:00

CROWN SIDF.

In the cafe of the King v. Moore, which was a bill
of indietment for a:suiting and beating a Mr. °Ker-
by, his brother in law ;
Mr. Gartaow, as Counfel for the Plaintiff; Rated
the parties to b. brothers in law; that the Defendant
was a Major of the Loyal Mitcham Volunteers, and
had molt valouroufly knocked down his client.
Serjeant SHkrI4AILD made an excellent addrefs for
the Defendant, and contended that a conflant irrita•
tion was kept up by the Plaintiff, for the very pur-
pofe of producing a blow fuch as alluded to. The
Plaintiff and Defendant were going down the town,
the Plaintiff, as ufual, Paid in delition, ."ro the
right about, wheel I march ! Poeugh !" The Major
walked up and laid, " Do not infult me ! for if you
continue to do fo, I (hall knock you down." The
Plaintiff, putting his fill in a line with his own mouth,
pufhed his face forward with that fort of geflurc
that can only be offenfive or conceived by thole to
whom the infult is offered. This produced a blow,
and he did not mean to fay it was a flight one.
The Learned Serjeant called wittseffes to prove his
Ratement ; and Mr. °miaow, in a molt animated
and humorous fpeech, that convulfcd the Court with
laughter, replied.

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The Learned Judge (HEATH) fummed up fhortly,
and the Jury found the Defendant Guilty.

Lail week, at Curfica Hall, the feat of her eldeft
fon (where the had refided fince the death of her
hatband) Mrs. Haters, relit of the late T. HAR-
Efq. On finding her diffolution fall approach-
ing, the requetled to fee her fon, and after expretfing
the comforts fhe had received from his kind and
unremitting attention towards her, took her lall af-
feftionate farewell, and expired without a figh.—
Mrs. HARBLM, as a wife, had ever evinced the
greatell fincerity towards her hatband ; and as a
mother, her affection and tendernefs could only be
equalled by the conflant anxiety the felt for the wel-
fare of her family, and which finally brought on
thofe paralytic affeßions, that terminated her life,
at the age of 56 years.

On Tuefday at Hatton-Garden Office, gamer Hard
ing alias Lord Hawk, underwent an examination on
various charges of fw•indlmg. The prifoner, with
Birch and others, not yet taken, is charged with
being an accomplice with Cole, who (lands commit-
ted for trial for fwindling praftices to a very conft-
daable amount, which were carried on by reprefent-
ing themfelves as merchants, and opening counting.
haute. in different parts of the metropolis, where
fielitious bills were accepted and reference given.—
The prifoner, after a long examination was remand-
ed for a fecond examination, when all parties were
ordered to attend.

Boxi N c.—On Monday a pitched battle was fought
at Folington Bottom, Iflington, between Brady and
Ryan, pugilins of fccond note. Brady flaked 20
guineas to ten, and at eleven o'clock in the morning
they commenced the fight, with Toni.) ones and Wall
ftconds to Brady, and R. Coby and -- Coady to
Ryan. At felting to, Brady was the favourite, and
he gave his antagonift come hard hits in the firtt
three rounds. He, however, in the 4th round, re-
ceived a hard blow from Ryan (who was much the
firongeft man), when he laboured under a momen-
tary difadvantage. He loon recovered his wind, and
in lefs than zo minutes-beat his man completely out
of the ring. The Saint Monday admirers were thin,
they having been led to Kilbuin by a talk report.
Much has been laid upon medicines and their pro-
perties, but where will you find one of qualities equal-
ling SPILSNUAY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS
This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and
is ranked among domeflic medicines, being fo ufeful,
in a variety of cafes, as to induce perfons to apply
daily for it as a general remedy, hoping as much
fuccefs as in Scurvy, Gout, Itheumatifin, and Scro-
phulous complaints Ladies may be allured of its
innocence, and eradicating certainly the molt viru-
lent eruptions. Be careful to afk for the Patent Me-
dicine. The King's duty (the Stamp) is printed in
black ink inftead of red; fold as ufual at the Difpen-
fary, No. 15, Soho-fquare.
Sir JOHN HILL, M.l) F.R.S. at Paris, and Knight
of the Royal Order of Sweden, finding the inhabi-
tants of this country at this feafon of the year parti-
cularly affii&ed with Coughs, Colds, and Aflhmatic
complaints, found out a method of concentrating
that valuable Extra& of Flowers, called Honey, and
bringing into a (mall compaf. a very large portion
of its excellent virtues. Sir Julia Hi cc's Balfam of
Honey is therefore recommended as the moll fate,
innocent, and efirenual remedy for Coughs, Colds,
and Afthmas Children and the moft delicate may
I take it with the greatell fafety. It is to be had at
Meffrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, on the Fcmt-way,
St. Paul's Church-yard, who have purchafed of the
Hon. Lady lluLL's executors all the property in Sir
JOHN HILL', Medicines, price 35. 6d. If their stales
are not oa the (Limp it is a counterfeit.

• BIRTHS.
Lard;, at Walthungow tioure, Lifer, the o; tett
W'i;rain, I.fq, M I'. 0..,
On ,t)? z'll ul', h liertiord-ii-,. the 1.44 of
Ch,rle, Toikit.fon,
(:hehrworil, in 1..11:•x, the of Captain W. C.
Hopuer. or % iirro