Star.
London, England, 1814-11-08 00:00:00

POLICE.

QUENN-SQUART.—Ethilard Jacks, and John Bannis-
ter, two boys, were yesterday committed on charge
of having stolen front Robert Cox, a one pound note
and five shillings, the one pretending to inquire in the
shop for an . errand boy's Situation, whilst the other
contrived to purloin the cash.
HATTON GARDEN.—Yesterday a genteel looking
man, of the name of John Barnes, was brought up on
the following charge :—Joseph Daniel, a baker, of
Marchmont-street, Brunswick-square, deposed, hitt
on Sunday, about a quarter past one o'clock, the pri-
soner came to his shop, and under pretence of having
a dish at the oven, obtained and took away'a dish con-
taining a shoelder of mutton and potatoes ; but wit-
ness having some suspicion that it did not belong to
him, followed and took him into custody. The pri-
soner lived in Phu-Jar-sort, Lucas-street, Cray's.inn-
lane. Several Gentlemen in the Office cgne forward and
gave the prisoner the best of characters, saying. that
he was of a most respectable family, and that they
knew him in his awn house, when he was in very
opuleat circumstances—tbat he had an amiable wife,
and a family of six or seven children. ':'he prisoner
acknowledged that he.was.guitty of the crime laid to
his charge, which he was compelled to. comniit
through the greatest distress, having a sick wife and
six helpless children, himself reduced to the lowest
distress, being.broke down in the world, out of em-
ployment, and inn bad, state of health ; that he had-
not a bed to ,lioon, Iva himself and family mese
obliged to stretch on the bowls, covered with an old
torn blanket,-nor had he evas ester, in the room ;
that neitherhe nor hialamily had beoken their lasts
since the Thursday beforevaesi this act was his only
resource to keep them from starving. The Magis-
trate felt for him, bat was obliged to commit him for
another examination.
Maria Harlin: was brought up for a foal exami-
nation, charged on suspicion of robbing her master's
house, Mr. Joseph Cowns, pawnbroker, in Clarendon-
square, Somers Town, and discharged.
W. King, alias Murphy, and T. Blalarley, were fully
committed, charged with stealing trunks, the property
of Mr. Pratt, of Holborn-hill.

MANSION House.----Yesterday Thomas Brown,
charged with stealing a package from an errand cart,
where it had occasion to stop, in Bishopsgate-street,
was examined. The driver, a boy, stated that he
saw the prisoner (who took advantage of his going
into a house tolleliver a parcel) taking the opportu-
nity of reaching the package from his cart, by stand-
ing upon the wheel. The witness pursued him for a
considerable-distance, prisoner running as fast as he
could with the package on his shoulder, witness voci-
ferating" Stop thief !" was joined in the chace by
Stevenson, a constable. Being hard •pressed, and
nearly exhausted, by turning and winding, to avoid
his pnrstiers, prisoner threw it down ; immediately
after this he was taken and secured. The package,
' containing twelve volumes of Spanish poetry in costly
binding, was sworn to by the mut* and the prisoner
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was fully comtnitted.
tarot; HALL.—Yesterday a biker was summoned
on the inforrnatiou of CoUingbourae, for expoaing tq
'sale a number of loaves
_deficient' in weight 83 ounces
and a half, maXay of these. were 2d. and 3d. 102ves,'
and were, on the average, deficient in weight three
ounces. The Magistrate convicted him in the full
penalty of ss. per ounce, amounting to £2l. 7s. 6d.
including costs.
MARLBOROLIGII-STREET.—A charge was exhibit/3
yesterday before G. HICKS, Esq. against a Mr. Bowe,
for disposing of squibbs and other fire-works, and also
against a youth for letting off the same. It appeared
that the boy was detected in the act of letting off fire-
works in the street, and on being taken into custody,
he said be had purchased the articles of the other de-
fendant. He was sent to purchase more, when a pa-
trole and another person stood at the door, one of
whom saw him pay money. Mr. Bower stated him-
self to be a manufacturer or fireworks for theatres.—
Mr. ALLEY, who attended as the defendant's. Coon-
sel, submitted that theofficers had exceeded their duty
in forcibly entering the dwelling of his client, and
taking him off to the watch-house without a warrant.
The way of proceeding against by inforaxia-
tion, but such had not been acted. and he pin;
entitled to his discharge. trbi.libvitiite coiniicied.
in opinion with Mr. A 1.41, that the officers had act-
ed illegally, and Mr. Bower was discharged. The boy
was also discharged at the request of the officers.
, 1. Powell, who has for a long time imposed on the-
public, by deluding the minds cif the credulous of both.
sexes„ was on Saturday examined, on charges of obi.
_I., money under pretence of diving into futurity,
the celebrated fortuneteller who made so much
noise, hy4 apprehension for necromancy in 1807,
and 8, fo ich he received, for the first offence, di
months imprisonment, and for the second twelve. T.,
Foy, Plank, and Jefferys, officers, took the prisonei
into custody while in the act of :pealing to (as it
technically termed) a young lass, whilst another was,
leispre. The officers took the Firisoner and,
• apparatus, consisting of a piece of masliinera..
-which he called a pee:l:dual motion (the principle • of,
ilehieh he acknowledged himself to be ignorant. die
and books of various denominations, calculated' to
I impose upon the credulous, consisting of various hien).-
glyphics. This female was brought to the office also
to give evidence. She had been at the prisoner's room
before, when she paid 2s. 6d. and he inforMed her she
never would be very happy until she was 25 years of
age, when she would be married,and such like nonsense.
The next witness was named Smith, who had been
separated from his wife, and he went to learn when
he should see her. The prisoner resorted to his book,
and for half-a-crown informed tthe ilidesh that if
did not see her on such, day, he cola tive eta hope,.
of his ever seeing her again. nit. hoe et:attained a
reference to every card iu the pad, with ifs respective
signification. It also resolved dreams, sad eontaided
many letters from country correspondent*, of bat'
sexes, who had only to send up diefriiiiies, with 46?
inclosure of from 2s. 6J. to ,Q,lO, eta agieeit6l7 ttilhe
sum paid Anowledge was Obtaillesf.Z4lNE ptilonererelt
fessed and. - - •

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PRICE OF HOPS.
NV" sees. MEW rocKrre.
Kent 61 6. to 91 Os Kest . 61 t‘h to tot os
Sussex 61 Os to 81 O. Sutstt - 61 of to t• t:-
Essex 71 Os to 91 cis Farnham ICI 0 )

RAW lIIDES. ~
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordtnary 20 04 te4Nl
stone) - Ss ed to 3a 4i Market CH )41.44....
•lAid,,ihrogi y.
.64 to Ys 84 Eng Horse. ;;.,„1:41 si. iris

IMMO? LEATHER IN LEADEN HALL, ..0.41-47-
1
Butts, 50 to 561bs 29d 116 d Calt Skins, 17) te4oEssza,!4,94
Ditto, 56 to 6111bs 17d 284 !Ditto 40 to lons ~ A; f.. 4
Merchant's Bisks 111 id 22111 Mtn 70 tq WIN . 24,4 asol
presslog Hides 'tea 2111 I'Smi'l Sea% ilitesidatik.4.• tot
Fine Clutch Mies • Old• 2911 d Merge disto,insktl42.lv .16 461.•
Crop Hide, for cut. 2144 22ed I Tasitted H. &des ihs sos
Ditto 46 to,solbs. - 220 .24ts1 I Goat skins lii zos

,tl-... •..•.. ~ • PLIGS.4)I2 4 ALLOW. ..... • '
SS4lltaws'a Market de Sid I lowa a allow iiis•Od
Clue Market , . ON Od Vellow Mimi& ins:Cl
Whiterb4rel•Market 5. '541 1 White ditto ...soy ad,
per stone of Nib' ......--011017Intr0 .7. - • .1.001
(graves ?Ovid—good Mregs los ed.
Yellow Soar, 93s—Mottled, 110a—enrd%
Price of Candles per dot. 14s i

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COAL-MARKET, NU VhhasEß 7.
Ships at Market Ships sold. i rice. •
261 Newcastle - IL - 55. 61 so GIL IV.
I Sunderland - _ I - t)us. lid t , .l .r-

Tends'', it Beweastle, Mr.l:.37fhomas, one of the P: tatters
in the Methodist connexion, to Miss Par ontoaf Bona. I ,
Latey, st Mary-la-bonne Church, Captain Henry •1:y or,
the Royal Navy, to Harriet, daughter of Robyn V.zic, E.
Engineer.
At Bath, Dr. L. F..Nagle, Royal Navy,- le Sepias yourru
-daughter of the late Captain Peter Baskervii/e, of:
Isle of Wight.
On Wednesday, at Kingston Church, Lieut. Runnel
Royal Navy, to Miss Barnes, daughter of Mr. Burnes,
Portsniouth.
At Criesstbwaite Church, Keswick, en M
sElkanah Irwin, aged 79, to Mrs. Margaret :et: 34
. The pillow nowSLOS of thg.,upoiakinotitherS. AB: frollF-'•
Thelady has beet* marriediree tlmet--ste gentleman caa' f
four times, and will not suffer lams& to be aid risia;*ae—
cams his fediet—Eved to'hiliegnef 97; asalleievamilettivieseiL4
i 111 The solemnisation of these gieptials•Multestoctieh eats:.
sity. Hundreds of people greeted their ,se urn ir (it)). alL::"."-k, 16
old shoes (ominous of good lack) were showered opal
whilst the air rung with loud and rcteated bursas and wishe-
lam and !achy de!
/NED.

Thursday, at his restomea—lsa the Marine Parade, LA • a,
Colonel Parke, aged 75 Two. •
Thursday last, at his residence in the Little London, Clichet.
ter, Lieutenant• Colonel Coble, after; abort illbess, qui 60.
On xhe 19th uk. aged 73, the Rev. Handy's awris, Rector
White/till star Stamford, and Vicar of Campion, in Glances:a-
shire. He was formerly of Emanuel College, b.A. 17113,111. A.
1768.
• Lately, on his passage to Bermuda, Captain Heywood. '
Tuesday, in the Dock-yard, Portsmouth, Mr. Loci.wor./.. s
shipwright, fell into a dock and broke kii neck, w:lich caused sr
staid drath.
At Newcastle, on the mil ult. aged 114, Mary, wklow or Jo
la a Caprai.n Bond, of High Friar-street.
Itrbeconber Wt. Wilkens Duff Lindsay, fourth sea of ei•
Hon. Robert Lindsay, of Baleen se, Mi•lshipntan cot kis 3.laivety
ship Loire; win was sent pita e. waster an the Antetirsts.bil/4
nowri, prise to the Loire, supposed to have foutideftd at sess an
the passage tram Halifax to Bermuda.

KLNOVATED HEALTH.
IT has been too frequently the aubiect of just 7r..1
general reprobation, that men bestitateot the elements ni
medical art have offered themselves as candidues ter putflic i •
tronage in the profession of Physic. Fur the purp Ordain! :•"
tice to the result of our studies sod caper:mu, and to paradr it
from being classed amoeg those empiric. %shun impudent p
minions have, uniortunately for society, bees too favourably re-
ceived, we beg leave to submit to :i.e blur.' and enlig4teaw.l,
faithful statement of our pur.uits and acquirements.
After having received a regular medical eilumition, as there%
of Messrs. Grindal and Wizard, whose lettuces end prunice
carefully attended, as Protessors and Surgeons of the Landcv H.
pital, we entered ourselves as students in thatjo-tly ceiebg.c•l
•school for medical acqiiirmients, the Royal College of
L:-:-
burgh, and were instructed Is the different branches te A
eartgrri a, 'Theory and Practice Physic, eberaurrr,
wifery. llo.any, &c. die. &c. by thn.e eminent tMtofas s , •
' regnsy, 1314 a, Hamilton, Dulicaa, and ktuttiri -
We trust vie shall net be deemed presnotptuces is iFfng•
-°lnsteslleieneg and difliPtinntsatv,tint hiecrii;.lcribles
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• For a *MT Hititastf yew. ataie (TN tie
and 4e various dies aces of DEBILTCY, cite patieubt
our etudies en,'. practice, it ti 11, we hope, be ailowtd that voilieve
acqtdtted superior knowledge of their tret•mcnt Ita•
slight and recent cal: a of infection, a perfect re-eit4b4bmar is
completed hi the short pericd of two days, and in these of Me
utmost Inveteracy, where other practitiosers have foiled o! suc-
cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatineot ensures to
the pa,:ent a safe ani radical cure.
Anitdsc the melancholy variety of dis-rders urelkare the • `-
, teas of a habit long and most unba}pity puelhea hl Ale
both fetes, there are none more alarming or mire ti 7.1
,thQse deficieoceles and de!olitles which trequensly prose= or er.•••
bitter the matrimso sate. To such persons it must he a to"
soling reflection to know that they may now, by t any
tibia Mode of treatment, he restored to tha: centred of ail 4N..r'a'.
blessings. a.,troug, trailly, and v. gur Gu. c:ms:itu.io.l9. In i. 1.5 e • 5
of debit:: y. front whenever cause arsini, as weir aala t% CV! e".
del at • encre4l inte:tion, We may be cuilskil64 by
either vereviib the greatest secrecy and honour. lidur. •it ce• •
saltalain at home from ten to three, and from iii iwthe
attest,* flight.
Pe laints to the country are requested to state the pareculariot
age, and general habit of living, &c. inclont •it a ten i-
tt their
anhectica:::ativice and medicines, when the saute c,.0 Le given or
sent to 4,1 part ot the kingdom. ensure that sentry
seltieggosive undettaktitg, the posta;;t ot irtus r.ny he adile4 is
the V

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