Star.
London, England, 1806-12-03 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, DEC. t.

Thls day the Sefton commenced at Hiehs's Han, before Mr.
Maims/Wow and (event Mrsiftrates. The buftnefs confifted
chit fly of a number of petty aeons, one, which reeked the molt
&atm ion, was the trial of a Jew, of the name of Michael I.yon,
for violmtly acd maliciougy anemias a Gentleruso a the neigh-
bourhood of Spa Gardens
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It appearol, that a vat number of the tribe of Levy bed ar.
fen d 31,41 at that place In order to celebrate a wedding. and hi pin.
portion ea their Ipirits were cheated, tome t f them were torten.
lenity inclined. The ok/we Lynn ltruck the prefacutor, whs.
with Come other Gentlemen. were pang peaceably by therm
of tic Ganlo.ll, and by the feeesity of the Now brobe his jaw
bone. Many 'mid% witnellca, both male and /mak, ware
raped on basalt of the prifoner, and many inftances of grofs pre-
muiea:iun appeared, and inch as almott amounted to perjury, all
for the purple of cudeavouriiie to ((Teen one of their brethren
from the pur.Uhrnent which the law wee to millet. Of the eon-
dad of thcfc Witniffes, the Learned hlagillratc erprefled his ha-
ired and deisttatton, and kvarely rein anunded a I.4pdalgt and

Watchman, wits had been prevailed en to join In filch prevarica-
tion. The trial by tide means bated about two boar, but the
Joey. Cgidnithe evident fallacy of the prifonces Witstfros,withous
%uneaff. Mikado°, found him—Oolfry.
Jobtnce. a ts•cliney coachman. we. Indided for armadas
bi lo
and g William Davis, on the 4th June. The profecenor
lived se footman in the family of Lady Knowles, and he was rent
from her latlyoup's boufe in the neighbourhood of Ruffen fquare,
to get a hackney coach. The defendant had jail let down a fare
In boutliamptuo roar. and the profecutor engaged hlin, but it be.
log late at night, the coaclunan 'irritated at going. The profecu-
tor get on the coach-hoz, ant the defendant informed him he
might tabu • rWe with him i' be thought proper, hot he wan not
Ong Lis way. The proiecutor alighuad wkli the imitation et tat-
log the number of the coach, but the coachman drove cif at Cull
/peel and, akhough he, (the pn.l.ccu roe) fuemcded !ming ..aa
numbcr, he received a revere whipOng ht lb doing. The deem.
dant Wig forad Odlty, and the Voen gemmed Wm to he Yu-
kwilwia.l teem sly&

PUOILIIISS Earraamtorriaey.--Sunday, two old
Tars, of the true blue breed, happened or ark charir y
of the fame Gentleman, who threw them a halfpenny.
A difpute arofe to whom it belonged-- they dctennin
ed to fight; both Iltipped—die non had 101 l his right
arm by the (bonnier ; and his opponent bad hot one
leg. After feveral rounds, which always ended in the
latter being thrown on hi. back, they both fell, and
fought hard, fide by fide, until they were prevented by
the foe& aims. who, by this time, were vet y numerous.
The two men in euilody, on the charge of having
murdered Mr. Steele, underwent another examina-
tion on Monday before Mr. Nast's, privately at his
own houfe. The third perfon charged wi.h being
one of the murderers, who (as it has been already
flatted) was baying on board one of his Majeny's fri-
gates on the coal! of France, is alto in errand,. His
name, it appears, is Owen Him/arty, a well known
character in the different Courts of
_hillier. Arm.
throng and Vickery, Officers belonging to the Public
Office, Worfhip-fireet, who were drfpatehed in pnr-
' fait of him, brought Male to Deal on Saturday even-
ing ; but they could trot bring him to London, be
being in a very ill date of health ; and conferprently
he was left in the cullody of the guard at the Royal
flofpital. A woman, who cohabited with nob of
the prifoners at the time of the murder, has been
privately examined, and her tellinsony has thrown
additional light on the horrid fubjea.

D Aceinawr.—Monday morning, about
eight o'clock, a bear, the property of Mr. Bradbury,
one of the Clowns of the Royal Circus, which was
kept in a flied, built in the fhspe of an oven, in the
yard of the Royal Circus, and chained to a poll fixed
in the middle of its den, which was di iven nearly four,
feet into the ground, tattled much alarm in that
neighbourhood: The animal, become furious from
hunger, in the emote of the night had torn up the
poll, broke the part of the chain that was fixed to it,'
7.nd made its way, marled, into the yard. The firfl
thing that it attacked was a dog, which it killed.—
The roaring of the hear, and the cries of the dog,
form brought feveral people to the fpot. The firfl
that came was one °fake carpenters bcVngittg to the
Circus. The bear ir handy porfned hint ; the man
ran up crone hone Arps. and the hear followed. The
mart threw it back, And, with the force, fell over it,
but efcapad with the anti of the &firs of his coat,
which the animal tore off. Tke bear left him to at.,
tack a gnat. By that time the alarm was CI gtcat,
that feveral people had ellt..Mcd in the yard. A hoy,
about thirteen year* of age, wit arming the &ll.
The bear purtised, overtook him, and fallenel up-n
him behiod, with its two paws urrnt his (boulders.—
The boy inhantly fell, inclined forward on his face,
and the bear tore the back part of his head, as if it
had been (wiped. A Irian now got hold of the ea
of the chain, which was hill round the animal's neck,
and with the affihance of the other perfons, armed
with hicks and pitchforks, tore the animal away from
the boy, who was in s Bream • (blood ; and ot:e of the
molt (hocking objeas ever beheld, every one prefent
thinking at 6th his head was torn off from his body.
He was immediately taken np, writhed, and carried
to the HofpitaL He came from the country only a
few weeks ago ; he lived with Mr. Willa% who keeps
the billiard tables, at the Circa., and ufed to attend
the billiard toome. We underhand he k a relative
of Mr. Wilfbn. At ten o'clock hilt night, there were
Come hopes of his morel y. This dreadful accident
collated a van concourfa gf people, who rufhed intr.
the yard ; amoogll them were two foldiers, me of
whom fplir the hear's head open with a fpade, and
the other cut off not of its ears. It war a young
black bear. Mr. Bradbury, the Clown, brought it
from Liverpool on the top of the Rage coach, the
night ;Ibis benefit, alien it made its appearance in
a pantomime.

TO MR. SPILSDURY —Marlow, Augett ta, fleet.
Sir—The writer, in June lab, called on you with
a young woman of the name of Brookes, uhn had a
bad leg, and to whom you gave a pint of your Drops,
which has nearly effeeed curc.—The fallou ing cafe
has atilt accorred•in this neighbourhood : James Gyb
fop was iniKtliated at tea years of ale ; half a year
afterwards he was feised with a pain in botb legs. Cup.
poled for Come time to be rheumatic's+, or growing
pains, but it fettled finally in one 4, which (welled,
and tendered him incapable of walking. He hag in
foot years, t t or e s ulcers. and eg pieces of bone
were taken out. His health was impaired, and he
was confiantly carried about. He was fimplied with
fifteen bottles of SPILIBUItY'S Patent Antifv(.rbutic
Drops, which entirely cured him. It is now three
year. fine ; he is grown tall, health, and worsts
conflantly as a bricklayer.—The bearer is alkilreeom-
mended as a deferring ()Net for your excellent 101 l i•
tution. She lives thirty-two miles from ("Woo,
and it has been thought bell to fend her to town that
you may Ice her.
The Genuine Patent Antifcorbutic Drops are fold
in bottles of se. 6d. toe. and 11. as. duty included,
at the Difpenfary, No. 15, S dio-fguare,
1.•.nd00.--
To prevent counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied
with a black ink thump ; and the cnr k, at the 9 Guth
of each bottle. fealed with red wax.