Star.
London, England, 1823-09-08 00:00:00

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Mr. Metleti of Galway, came to the Oner,and preae.ling
dad, to time Sitting Magistrate, with the name of T nt it IV
written 'oh it, said he wanted a summons for that felfew for
Itreslty tls a harm. The hfogistrate desin4 that Mr. Mardi
should be sworn. Mr, Martin was accordingly sworn. and pre.
ceeded-tO state his atinplaint+, which we shall give !olds oat
*order—Nl Wulff Blnekfriarrotnad yesterday with my seraal%
in my buggy, when I saw thin Fry in a one-horse cart. 'rat
horse was a poor worn-out animal; be had been a good horse,
spirited been ; is fact, Sir, be vms a fine hots* in ruins. Ileissd
a lump on one of his fetlocks as big as my two lists," (here
Martin held oat his two lists dose tovrther, to spew the Magi,.
trate the die of the lamp oh the horse's fetlock). " That that
had no shoe on it, and the hoof was worn to the quick ; in far:,
ar, the horse was en three legs, yetdds inhumAn fellow hem
Orating the poor animal, and vv'oeking an iron that Was fit his:
rhosith like a saw. I followed him, bat be urged the poor animal'
oh so deSperately, that I could never overtake hint only f.
before-Mit, and blocked up the road with my buggy. A crenito
of people assembled, and I got his addresr, and I then found hi
seas a horse-butcher, and he said he had bought the hat.. (A:
killing, but thought it a pity not to take a month or ta,, tii,l•
him before he was slaughtered. I think Asakk )fr. M4rtin) clue
May forth a subject of conskietalitoffki tfie AfSgtutates whether/.
these horse-butchet's licenses should not he thhbn Nirrth.tn; ir
they do not kin oft their horses at once, without patting Mint
the torture before their eseciution."

Magistrate.—llid the person yui complain of beat the horn
With ct uelty ?
Mr. Martin (with great vivacity)—Certainly., Sir: do you
think I don't know my own business? Certainty, Sir; the per.
son of wham I complain heat the horse with very great cruelty.
I saw him, so did my servant.
The Magistrate ordered a summons to be issued fur Tuesday,
and Mr. Martin left the office, promising that he and his selyant
Would certainly attend to give evidence.

BCC LEST FC At; PRONIWTION.
The Rev. Josiah f.att, 13.15. of St. Rbriand Hall, Miniiter
of Wheeler Chapel, and Secretary•ti•the Church .%iissitinary Ssi-
ciety, to the Vicarage of Sr. Ftephen, Colemail•street,
The presentation being in the gift of the p.rishioners, warty
contest took place, which was decided by a majority of tw.)—
the numbers being, fur the Rey. Josiah Pratt 57; for th.: !ivy.
Richard Taylor 95; and for the Rev. James !leant 71. A -al.&
of Alderman Wood, the Chaplain to Queen Caroline, was .1 c.lu-
didate, but he, with six others, wilulrew.

: SAM: BF:AVER llATs.—Gentiemen s Sa•in Re. ver
Flats at the low price of 17s. Superfine Bearer Hats, from 2sts.
upwards, with an extensive and I.ishionaltle assortnisn: of Fr-
dies and Children's &aver Hats and Bonnets, to he had of I'. F.•
liacvnt, lint-Manufacturer, No. 22, Allgate Within (opposite
,Jewry-streer). Merchants and Captains supplied on the no st
irbasonable terms, and with the utmost dispatch. 1 I ats covertd
with Silk, and made equal to new, for 125.—N.11. Forage aid
Travelling Caps in great variety.—(No tonnettiott with al.y
other House).
Such is the elect or perseverance and industry its
the science of Medicine, that great numbers, many Of whorls
bad lingered under the most painful and obstinate disorder,,
who were pronounced incurable by respectable practioners, add
several discharged from Hospitals, have been restored to perfect
'health by the celebrated Dr. BAD'S', who, after a long and la-
borious practice, is enabled to remove the most obstinate Fens,
real Complaints, however long and deeply fixed in the habit.—
Eruptions, Pains in the Limbs, obstinate Gleets, Dlnute,s of
Sight, Nodes on the shin-bones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats.
are among the symptoms arising out of improper treatment, and
which without timely assistance prove fatal. The Doctor is
consulted daily by patients of both sexes, at 3t. Dean-street
Soho, and 1, Hatfield-street, Stamford-street, Blacktriars and
Waterloo Roads, by persons from every parrot the auutitty;atml
by Letter (if post paid) enclosing a fee.