Star.
London, England, 1805-09-19 00:00:00

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At Guildhall, on Tssefday, Han Hal wad, rged
before Alderman Lee, as being a common eleat.*.
Mr. Williams mailer of the Swan with two Necks ta-
vern, Lad-lane, hated, that he had I.ldged at his
honfe for fome time, and palled as •an American
Captain ; that he had hen rowed money from him az
different times, which, till lately, he had paid re-
gularly ; that on Monday evening he came there
with two women, whom lie called his bieces, and
wanted to -take them to his rooms:, in order to ger
fome clothes; this Mr. Williams oppofed, defiring
the women to walk into.a parlour, and the Captain
to bring down what pi operty he pleated.'he trot fut-
fering gentlemen 'to take ltrange women in' their
apartments; he was (on informed by the women or
the decepti:gts pr.kailed by Capt,. Hail, wt.o hid pre,
tended to be uncle to them, and p.dietfed of great
property in America, all which they, found tote talfe:
Ann Hall flared, that fome time fince the 1..if..r! r
called on her, and reprefented himfelt to be beilim-
to her deceafed father; and that he propofed taking
her to America with him, where he would icttie
her comfortably ; accordingly the had fold her
furniture, and.placed the money produced by tiw tale
in her pretended uncle's hand,, and he npan her cre-
dit borrowed five pounds from the mailer of the Mil-
tle and Crown public-hraufe, Bird.ttreet, Grofvenor:
fquare. Having, however, been convinced, from le.
veral circumflauces, that he was an impolinr, fhe had
on Monday evening gone with him to the Swan with
two Neck+, for the purpore of &sing her mcney re-
turned, but it appeared that he had neither money
nor property, when Mr. Williams interfered and had
him apprehended.
The prifoner Laid he was a native of New York;
that he had been about twelve mondo in England,
and had a nephew, Mr. Hurry Hall, of Conduit-
fireet ; he pretended to be deaf, and would not an-
fwer maly.enquiries.
Mrs. l-I.ill, however, laid that Mr. Hall of Con-
duit•ttreet was her brother, and had declared to her
thathe had no knowledge of the prifcner whatever,
and would give him no countenance. He was com-
mitted to 13: idewell for a month.

At the Police Office, gover, Tquare,nnTuefday, IL
Harris, an orris weaver, upwards of 6o years of age,
was charged with exhibiting himfelf in the grufied
and moil indecent manner to two infant girls, under
ten years of age. The girls told their artlefs tales
in inch a way as to call forth the approbation of the
Magifirates, who committed the hoary tete* for
trial, and bound over their fathet s to profecute, and
produce their childi en to give evidence.
G. Powell, a man well known as a foreteller of fu-
ture events, was brought up, charged with keeping a
Go.—He was committed for three months hard
la' our and liilitary confinement.

On Tuefday Blizaberh Lawrence was committed
from Hatton Garden Office as a vagrant,Tor having
pretended to foretcl the fortune of Ann Flood.
MAILSOROUGH-srafEr.--T.aerdaT a woman of
the name of Reeve-, was charged with affaulting and
wounding a boy bel,nging to the Bunch of Grapes
Public-Imre, near Pulteney-Breet, on Tuefday. It
appeared that the prifoner had been dancing at the
hook in queftion on the preceding evening, which
Ga was communicated to her hufband by the boy.
who was unable to appear at the examination. Oa
the following day, while the boy was gathering his
pots at the houfe of the prifoner, the attacked him
with a cafe knife, and gave him a dangerous wound
on the head. The offender was committed for-tiiaL
HATTON-GARDIN.—In our Paper of Monday. we'
Rated the particulars which tranipittd at this Office
on Saturday, on the examination of a Gentlemap. of
&miner's Town, who, in a fir of infanity, had af-
faulted feveral perfons- on the Hatnptlead Road the
day before. Yellerday the mailer of the chaife, the
poll boy, and another, who had been wounded in en-
deavouring to fecure bin), attended at the Office •
but, in confederation of their expences being paid,
they humanely contented t t drop all further proceed,.
inns. The unfortunate Gentleman was not brat&
to the Office, but contimies in the highea sate of
• infanity.

-BIRTI

At Twickenham, on Sunday the zsth inft. the Hon. Mrs. EC.
piroge, Lady of Lieut. CoL Efpinaffe, of the 4th or King's osvot
Regiment, of a daughter
On Tuefday evening the z 7th in'. in Burlington-ftreet, the
Lady of *lhocuas Gooch, Efq. of Milford lioufe, Surrey, of a !till•
born fon.

Trefday morring, in Spital-fquare,tho lady of Mr. Ifaacrrold-
(mid, of a daughter.
Yefterday, dford, the lady of Major Suffern, of the Lttk
Foot, of a daughter.

On Saturday Taft, after a fhort tittle% Sir James Ty!wry Long,
Dart. in the t ith year of his age.

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i• -h. gradfiel ty tee meft confider ble practice in that handle
which I thongtt evneFr to fete; I traft that I Lave not more ciii-
eonloyed any time than dote who in the =Wive field of the
proireMon, art ---.cermally inmerfeti in uneen tinty, and tame
ahttys attain ti:st fneee:s wide,. is required iy cor.centmtlug the
Intelledual :sower to ore eisis cot ,liforde•3
11,e acmes of I) f,...!i!...1i'Y arc I,coba-ly CIL---115ng, for thew
beir.g with them at! tin of ecitoruitent fFtn: toms, aad, by a ds-
oredion of aN ai•?.l eeertv, exittence Wz:f i,:eccuesembittered.m.,
Whether they ertfe freo tin! prevalen.,e oi IL. czatup:e, thediftras-
*ivy habits I fc',.ou: boys, or tle imbogmces of =tufty, tLevris•
suite the molt allidueus proSeffion• frill ; hit by the ignorant@
of ow-Inca:ad are n, the fropt =ware aggravated, in 4 64 car&
tution Is :tdtroyei.
Asa 64.11,7 c, BM of the ROYAL COLLROA. ef StraGEO ..'Z.
I grnunl my rretenEons on regularity of edneadon and pod'. r • K
every privilege to praPiee. I feel myfeif entitled t c t'at cdef.dtot I
with leach I have hitherto been foillerefty honim:,ee,
In the firft funfations of local wuttne.s, early rl-.1.,Er .tion will
prevent tte catint,ty of a deSilitsted frame t but what- the fuf-
feta, from a con-ci wrnes of the unman!' e's of the vte which
caufad his ntisfornetc. Is fearful of the e.‘ntimpt or cantina of his
family phyilcitn ant broods over his Mei-nifty with careful eon-
=bunt it mutt 4e fa:W.A.:A:ley Sr him to be affured not only of
capability of trr-ttntnt tern el :o of the mutt inwoLlbee rectory.
Ana in recent Venereal ...`o7,laints it it rale to prevutt ply,
danger os Mirth ; in the molt ennriicate '7 cif:s it is the acquire-
mcnt ef exclufve experience in this ire t: •ffe..a a tale, =tab.
and Ikea, re-tea:AN:lmm:
I ,set the advantage of this ex.tet-.1 awe to theft of either fez arts@
are aeleked with any kind of DMILITY, of ary Ismrtores of
'PIN .'it KA:-. 14Fge'l iON, an 3 in ,I cares tie terms of NM-
r.entios are hoed cti the frii. httu-wiew.
Pat zuhlo the touniet ax ezpeled to feelers &oh vote, ittE
1 re trio unlit to !pee), a, ir a.e sr truest:ler o' Using.
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amt. Yu:Zap:dale at tic ST am Drams, T pc4tat.