Star.
London, England, 1801-04-10 00:00:00

POLICE, &c.

GUILDHALL.— Yellerday William Timm was
examined, charged upon the oath of Mr. Robert
Hoare, haherdather, In Chcapfide, who related
that the prifoner lived with him in the capacity of
a porter, and having had reafon to fufpe& him of
(leafing, at various times, rums of money out of
his till, he marked Come oa Wednefday night laft,
and yelterday morning it being mitred he fent for
a conftable, who fearched the prifoner, when the
money found in his pocket being identified before
the Alderman by Mr. Hoare, the man was corn-
mited to Newgate for trial.
UNION-HALL.—Yefterday two lads, brothers,
of the name of Lawrence, were committed for trial,
charged with going into a Linen-draper's mop in
the Borough, in the dufk of the evening, and Real-
ing a piece of Irifh linen. They were but a week
before examined at the Office, on furpicion of a
fimilar offence, but for want of fufficient evidence
they were then dirmiffed. •
Another lad was committed for being found in
a Grocer's cellar ,in the Borough High-ftreet,
where he was packing fugar, with an intent to
carry it off.

Wnivicnaest.— Yellerday Thomas Smith a
black featuring man, and a granger in London,
charged H. Cbandkr, a Waterman at Union-(lairs,
Wapping, whom he employed to take his chat on
(tore, with having demanded los. although the
dißance was not 200 yards; but the principal
objet of the informant was to recover three
guineas, which he alledged the prifoner Role out
of his chef ; he Rated that this waterman per-
fuaded him to lodge the chef at his houfe for
better fecunty, which he confented. It was Rated
by other evidence, that the prifoner vent about to
his neighbours to borrow keys to unlock the elicit,
but none fitting, he borrowed a hammer and a
pair of pinchers, with which lie opened it, and
Role the above three guineas out of thirteen. He
was committed for re-examination.

WORSHIP•STRIST.—YeIterday Thonta: Redder
was charged upon the oath of John Vickery, with
having in his poffeffion a large quantity of un-
wrought filk, as likewife bobbins and other ma-
terials in the weaving branch, fufpeeted of having
been embezzled ; the prifoner not producing any
creditable perfen to prove how he became pof-
felled of the fame, was convicted of a mifdemea-
nor, and adjudged by the Magiffrates in the pe-
nalty of 401. it being his fecond offence, and the
property was forfeited.
SH ADWELL.—Yefterday Lawrence Nuttall under-
went examination, charged nn fufpicion of having
uttered feveral forged Bank of England notes;
eleven pounds worth of them were found in the
poffeffion of the prifoner ; the proof of uttering,
however, being defective, he was difcharged.
goon Rod and' Efinakth johnfon were charged
with felling a quantity of counterfeit half guineas,
(even fhilling pieces, fhilling.s, and fixpences.—
They were committed till tne Solicitor of the
Mint (hall attend another hearing.
The Captain of a (hip was examined, relative to
a large quantity of (hip blocks and rope being
found in his poffeflion, the property of his Majefly,
and marked with the anal marks, denoting them
to be naval flores. He was committed till the
Solicitor of the Navy can attend.
A fraud of a new defcription was attempted to
be praftifed on a Gentleman of Brittol a few days
rime. About (even o'clock in the evening a man
delivered a letter addrelfed for Mr. Daltera in
ClireAreet to his fervant, which he reprcfented to
have brought from Mrs. Campbell, at Stapleton-
Houle, and which bore that Lady's fignature, re-1
quelling Mr. Daltera would fend her so guineas
by the bearer; but Mr. Daltera not being at home
he laid he would call again for the anfwer at ten
o'clock the following morning, obferving at the
fame time to Mr. 1). fervent, that Mrs. C. hav-
' ing been injured by a fall from her carriage, would
account for the hand-writing of the note not being
fo good as Mrs. C.'s ufually was. The man, how.
ever, not calling again agreeably to his promife,
Mr. I)altera, about noon, the following day, fent
Mrs. C. the Turn of money requefied, with a note
expreffing his concern for the accident the had met
with; on the receipt of which, the occafion being
inexplicable to Mrs. C. fire drove to Briffol ana
called on Mr. Daltera for an explanation, which
took place on (hewing the note with her fignature,
which proved to' be a forgery. From the fimi-
larity of the writing, however, to that of Mrs. C.
and the knowledge the fellow mull have had of
money tranfitaions frequently taking place be-
tween the wties, there can be no doubt but he
mutt have been often in attendance on the family.
Tuefday lett, as a daughter of Mr. DADD, of the
Fountain, High-fireet, Chatham, was fitting at
work, the fell down in an upopledie fit and expired.
MILDNESS or Tilt Ssasoe.—The average heat
at Edinburgh every day in March aot, at eight
o'clock in the morning and evening, %resat 3-3-
41.—1 n March :Soo, it was 362-38 i—that is,
above four degrees warmer every day in ifiot.—
The heat every day in January and February
was alto about four degrees warmer than in the
fame months in glom

WegintiniterAbbey,whichufed to be a thorough.
fare, and in confcqueoce of which the muuumeUts
claimed t matihnloa, is now lbw up, excep-
ting the doors leading into Poets Corner, and the
Eara ander.

TO BE LET,
A VERY pleafant Country Reficlence, 15 miles
on this Me of Weymouth. The boufe is well furnilhed ;
there is Stabling fur four Hodes, a Coach-boort; a Garden, a
Trout-Bream, much Game. The Tenant may enter about the
nuddic of next July, and take the place for fuck time as flail
be agreed. The owner will himfelf :eh& there for about four
months from the time above mentioned, and will accommodate
the Truant in any way that (hall be molt agreeable. The
Rent of the Houle, Furniture included, Thirty Guineas a year;
the Tenant to he csottipt from Rates, Taxes, and Repairs.
Apply to A. B. No. 7, Johnfon's-court, Fleet-Rrect, Landon.
••• No Letters will be received that are not port paid.

TO THE UNPREJUDICED.
WHEN his Majefty's Letters Patent have been
granted to a Preparation or Medicine, the Putlic arc
at once guarded againft fraud and impolltion, Inch Medicine
or Preparation I. previoufly fearched into ancanalized by ilulful
and able Profdhas, and on tlicir report reit' the grant of a
Patent.

The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL
have both flood the toll of the tuft Medical Men in England,
and the greateft Profeffors in Phyfic of the prefcnt age; and
for which, his Majefty bat granted his Royal Letters Patent.
thus fandtioned, Dr. Bacionsa is bold in holding forth to the
world the above two unrivalled Medicines' which is the fruit
of auk and ftudious application, fur upwards of 28 years. The
Botanical Syrup is a certain and fafc cure for all Veaereal In-
fedlions : if the human frame has been poifuned by the above
infection, or by Mercurial preparations, the Botanical Syrup
will (if regularly taken) purify the body, and clear it from all
blotches and fores, equal to that of the infant newly horn; in
Gleets or Gonorrhoea, few bottles will be requi6te to perform
a awe. In Women, the Medicine is a certain remedy againft
Ilarrennefs or Sterility, and feveral complaints the female is
full.. :51 to, which delicacy prevents to be here inferted, and
which, is fully explained in " The Guide to Old Age." All
kinds of Debility, whether ariung from the Habits of School-
Boys. or the Indidgence of mature Age, which render men
miferahle, and make them unfit to enjoy the hldsngs of foci ty,
and more fo that of the married !tate, the Botanical Syrup will
remove ; the good effeas of which, thoufands have experienced
and numbers have tellifiid.
The Doi-A NICAL Sy au r and NrIIVOUS CONDMIL to be had
at the Doctor's houfe, N 0.9, Albion-ftreet, (even doors from
the Leverian Mufeum. BLackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at aaa.
sis.6cl. and ss. 6d. all*
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL.
to be had at the Dnaor's Houk, No. 9, Albion-firm, feven
doors from the I.evaian Mufeum, Blackfriars Bridge, its Bot-
tles at ass. t ts. 6d. and Sot. 64.;
In Bath, Cruttwell, Enter, Truman and Son,
Briltol, Sheppard, Gofpon, Harding
Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Gla(gow, Bayne,
Birmingham, Swinney, Ipfwich, Midarlitch,
Bedford, Smith, Me of Wight, Albin,
fliandford, Simmons, Irwinc, A. Young, merchant
Bury St. Edmund', Dingle, Leeds, Mans and Co.
Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales,
Cambridge, Gee, I.cieefttr, fiwinfas,
Canterbury, Briftow, Lewes, Elliott,
Carlifie, Jollie, Manthdter, I ynels,
Chatham, Etherington, Margate, Wirer,
Chelmsfwd, Merry and Co. Newbury, Fuller,
Cheficr, Punk and Soo, Neweaftle, Walker,
Ntalliamptou, Dicey and Cu
Dublin, Spillbury and C. Nottingham, Burbap. and Cu
Durham, Henderfon, Norwich, Stevenfun aed Co.
. .

Ikal,
Duvet, N:c.lcs,.

Oxford, Jones.
Plymouth, Nutlet-as,
Drvises, Novilitoo, Portfmouth, &Jam,
Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart. and Co.
Edinburgh, Baxter, bond, fluid, Bra,
•••—•—•-- Mears. Hufirvid. Winn thury, f.diknvea,
F.ldur, and Cn. Southampton, fiAker,
Mr. R. Scutt, ur. Prction, Scrjuit.
Mefir.i.Davidfon & P.,tflt.y, Mr. A. Barry „Mach.
Caadwin, meat. Sabibury, Collin..

and by inußliookfellers and Medicine:A:renders in the Three
kingdoms. A an. Ronk contain• equal to lice fesull rem
•‘• Letters, (Wing l'Aticnt's esfes, with tbs Deitor's ultal
tad a Crwilwa, will beasidly mauled to.

MOTICE hereby given, Mallreef. ..1,4
I • can prove themfeltes the nest of Sin to !VA I 11:11,
WHAR:ION, formerly al* 111 a:kill:mg. in the Comae of
N'rftmorland, Efq. but late of Tentple-St.•• erbv.
.2ntinty, ileetafeil, that by applying to the Rev. Mr. John Ili eia,
f Appleby, his Executor, they may hear of futnethi3g to thew
Ativeutage..—Appleby, April 7, I Box.

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER.
THE PROPRIETOR 01 this moil excellent
REMEDY is In certain of its Efficacy having sever
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate cite
Corns, root audbranch, TO 'Levan TIC MONFT.

It mill") application, take off the Inflammation in a few hotar
and deffroy tffettually the Malignity without the lead hazard,
Vrinted Directions (aided up with it.
.

This is the celebrated PLANTER that gained fo winch re-
putation in Germany, and has been fold is London upwards of
Fifty Years, with the grosteftreputation._

Sold Wholade and Retail by-T. Axtcll,. No. t, Finch4ane,
near the Royal Exchange; and elfo by Mr. Day, N 0.7, Le&
•.,:k-ftrcet ; Mr. Willost, No. 39, St. Jatnes'e-Sreet;
Swiney. No. 21, Pall-hloU; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn;
and Jeboult and Co. No. 130,Oxford-ftroet.
At Sriftol, Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers.
. .

Bath, By fiszarii, bookfeller, and Rofuntml, perfumer.
Edintiurgh, by Boater,, South Bridge.
Pmt ap and Gofport, Mr. Harding a.
Livvrpoul, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Tones,booifeer,
Purtfmout It, Mr. Motley, bookretter.

N`i UMEROUS Cafes of extraordinary Cures per.
fanned by that celebrated Medicine, the CORDIAL
BALM of GILEAD, continue to flow in daily to the Pm.
prietor Dr. SOLOMON, of Liverpool It would be impo9Pl4
to lay the whole before the public, but a few arc occalloruily
pnblithcd, that the affilacti may have hope, and know whore
to apply for a fixed): termination of their miferies.

Fa ti•Xti of a later from Mr. Sweat Gwynn, Drug, OH. Ind
Colour merchant, No. 23, Mary's Abbey, Dublin, to lit.
Solomon, of Liverpool.
. .

Sir, I write to return you thanks, for having, through the
t Wonderful power of your truly valuable Medicine, the Co. did
Balm of Gilead, relt.,red my wife from a lingering illn.fi of
nine years Sanding, to -a perfea good hate of health. "fhe
nature of her complaint was a molt fevere Afthrna, attended
with loft of Appetite and Indirition, and every fymptorn of
Nervous decay, for which various remedies were preferibed and
taken, but to no good or tatting purpok, till recourfe was had
to your invaluable Cordial, four bottles of which paledly re.
pored her to a Rate of health the has a long time been a ftranzer
to, in confequence of which, and for the benefit of the afflided,
you have my permittion to make the cure known to the public,
fhould you think proper. I ant, Sir, your obedient [errant,
Dublin, March bth, rBoz. SWEET r GWYNN.
An Officer of the Ith Dragoon Guards, on the sad Eebruary.
IBot, waited on Mr. T. Watkins, High Town, Hereford, 4n3
requcited him to forward the pariculars of his extraordinary
cure to Dr. tiotomon, of Liverpool, for publication :
He bad long been fuhjea to a nervous diforder, which affeS•
cd his whole frame : his hand nook fo violently that lie c0.:14
not write.. Seven bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead pet--
redly cured him, and he can now write as well as ever he
email in hi. life.

Two inure c4f.s communicated by the fame :
A Gentleman was cured of a Elbrus complaint of long land-
ing by a few bwdes of the Cordial Balm of Gilead.
A Lady was for years afflidtd with Hyßerie and Nervous
Affcetions, and fulled to Fits, was ago cured by the Cordial
Balm of Gilead, two pars ago, and has not bad any return of
her complaint Gime.

The ;hove cafes I attcft, and will refer any enquirer to the
parties themfclvea • T. WATKiNS.
A yoang Lads near Penrith, was Aided with a coofcnip.
tire complaint, to deeply that her life wa dcfpaircd of; in tide
Stuation, the was recummenduti to take Dr. Solomon's Cordial
Balm of Gilead, a few bottks of which completely cured hero-.
kcference for flyy truth of this cafe may be had, to Mr. A.
Soulby, Bookfeller ; Mr Merrick Thonsfun, Check Mama-
faCturer, Penrith ; and Mr. Janus klunnerly,at Mr. Fletclacr's
Printinz-016:e, Cheftcr.—February z, slot.
Extrad of a Letter from William Grcenthlelds, Efq. one of Lk
MaJelly's Jolliet:a of the Peace for the County of Dublin, to
Dr. Solomon

" Mrs. Greenihiclds has tried your Cordial Balm of Gilead.
and though the has bad the advice of many of the molt emir ent
of the Faculty in Ireland, to preferibe for a Bilious Compl.aint,
that has attacked bcr thcfe ten years, Ike found the molt won-
derful benefit from your medicine alone.
Dublio, No. 7, Montague- Wm. GREENSHItLDS."
arCett 043. 9, t Soo.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead, continuo to be fold by r.
Mathews No. IS, Strand, London ; in books, price los. 641.
each, and in 51. cafe, cotitaining the qua tity nt twelve half
guinea bottles, whereby there is a Lvirg of tl. 65.: fold alfoby
the Printers and Dookkliers, and all Venders of genuine patent
medicines in the united kingdom.

VENEREAL BLINDNESS,
To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Sargain, No. 9, New Bridgedtrcet.
DaAl ill, London.
IT is with the mai heartfelt fatisfaition that I ad-
drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable
Medicino—LeAK CS PATENT Pi L es.--In the fpring of this
year I had the misfortune to cannel a Venereal Complain.
attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fymptotns; it
afinuch,that I have been confined to my room for a wholcweek
together, and not able to Rir out of it; I had no reit night nor
day, and (uttered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and
what was !till work. my Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I
could fcarce diferm any object, if ever fo dole to me, and ex-
pegted nothing left than the total lola of my fight,—From a Rout,
healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere Shadow,
and an object of pity and companion.—My friends had angina
me over, and thought my recovery Impollible. In this dn.:idol
Rate, and expecting every minute to be my laSt in this world.
I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try yner
Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpoft, and
hero at an enormous .splice, it was (time time before I cou:1
be prevailed on to take them; at Lift I felt for lix boxes, and
In fort I had taken them all. I found confiderable benefit; my
pains gradually deercsfed, and my eye-fight grew better, and to
tin:great furprise an I aftaninunent of all my friends, (after tak-
ng three boxes mitre), my health and Strength was perfectly re-
amed, and I am now, (thanks to my GOD and your invaluable
Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life.
Your obliged bumble fervent, R. L. LEIGH.
high-ftmet, Birmingham, November t, 1,99.
You are at full liberty to publia dd, in any menace you think
proper, for the benefit of Way at large, and which I Rout&
have lent you fonner.hitt Issas warted of a relapfe.
The alsoveMedteine is ear:pertly recommended to all pertins
that are in any doubt nf their being entirely free of every Ye-
n, real Affect inn, particularly to that about filtering their con-
dition in life. as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that
nature. of Imwever long standing, or however difguifed under
the app annec of other Jiforders it may be ; for Scorbutic.
Glans ul r, and Cutaneous Comptalms, it is alto recommended
to be :a co, dpicially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAT.
Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at
hi. hook, No. 9, New Bridge.itrart; where he will give Ad-
vice. without a Fee, to perriats taking their Pills, and will =-
Neer patients Le wes. if poll paid, on the fame terms, °bier+.
ine It. all cafes the molt itivlotilde Secrecy, no Perfon's DPITICO'
...ek having been nbrufioned„ but at their own particular regue ft.
'. the Pruprictor.duriug the courfe of more than 35 years, that
he has bad the euralset of m extenfive Laic of the above niedi•
inie and the practice arifing therefrom.
They are alt. fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's.
No. At, Sc. Alban's-Beret, Pall .Mall; Mr. Robertfon's Tor-
lop, No. tin, Oxnard-Rom; Mr. Steel's, Boblaellet, No. t.
I'Mon- Ltrk Tower-Hill; and by on: regal in cool
:onfisrahic town ha Extgbid, in Boxes of only as. 9d. mkt
faded up with its/ and Maio Neediness.

LONDON: witted fat the Paarairroa a, by JOHN
DANIEL, (of Carnet/y-tinter), at the S rAa Pa turista.
0 riet, Nn. t, Carey-time; and paddiihed by I.F.VEL
X FNT. (of Canarrharrriace. Leenbedt), at No. t.Carcy-
efacl Pad at the Xt a-Ontsee. Tample-Ntr; to which
Oirk.e all Cesnwasiaationa kr tae &tuna are raisefted he
addrcrbal.