Star.
London, England, 1804-04-16 00:00:00

POLICE, &c.

PUBLIC OrrICE,Q.LJEFN-SQlJARll.—Satarday.7oBla
Whiting was charged with murdering his wife, by Mr.•
Rs Dk, of Parliament fireet, who Rated, that he faw
hackney coach draw up oppothe to Privy Gardens,and
two men take nut Come perfon and convey it through
a breach in the wall into Privy Gardens, whichtrin-
duced him to fellow. He law four or five men (land-
ing together, and a woman lying on the ground, ap-
parently in a dying (late; and that when he alked
the caufe of all this, he was anfwered by the pi ifoner
Whiting that the was a drunken woman. James
Gilmore, a confiable, dated his finding this unhappy
woman in the agonies of death, when he tent for a
furgeon, who pronounced the poor woman pall re-
covery. When the cafe came before the Coroner, the
Jury brought in a verdiel—Died a natural Death," but
that Jothna Whiting, the reputed hufband, aeled with
great inhumanity towards the deceafed ;" he was
therefore ordered to be kept in cu(lody, in order that
a further enquiry might be made into the cafe, even
upon a common affattlt.
On Friday morning about ten o'clock, a fhocking
accident happened in Hyde Park. A gentleman's
fervant exercifing his mailer's both, with a fword by
his fide, for the purpnfe of breaking him into the mi-
litary e xercife, his mailer belonging to the Weflmin-
fier Cavalry, and when he was going upon a full
charge, and flourillting his fword about, the horfe
took fright and run away with him, and fell near
Cumberland gate, by which his back was broke, and
both the rider's legs.
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Mils S. a lady of confiderahle property and noto-
riety in the county of Durham, has been committed
to the county gaol, charged with having Ilolen a
checked apron from an innkeeper's wife in Claypath. j
On the 7th ina. Jolin Simplon was executed at Staf-
ford, according to his fentence at the late affixes, for
uttering a forged bill. This unfortunate man was
about 35 years of age, and of very gentlemanly ap-
pearance. .Snme time ago he lived in peat Ilile in
the neighbourhood of Worcelter, and it is laid he
ferved as an officer in the army feveral years.
On Friday fe'nnight Richard Booth and Jw.hn Par-
ker, for borfe (leafing, were executed on the gallows
near Derby, pnrfuant to their fentences at the late
affixes. . Parker appeared very penitent and was
much affected ; but Booth exhibited in his cnndutt
at the place of execution, the molt hardened depra-
vity.
Ssnuerime.—On the 30 ult. a writ of inquiry
was brought before the Sheriff of Lancafhire, in or•
der to award damages in a caufe wherein the defen-
dant had fuffered judgment to go by default. The
plaintiff was a refpettable manufaturer at Bolton-le-
Moors, father of five daughters, the eldeff of whom,
aged 20, had been (educed by his principal clerk,
the defendant, 4? years of age, a married man, and
father of two children. The plaintiff-had yeribitted
his daughter to aflull in the courting houfe, where
the defendant took advantage of the opportunity of
(educing her, and flue was delivered of a child in
November lak. The damages were laid at roool.
and the jury awarded the plaintiff 5001.
At the Vice Warden's Court, held at Truro on
Wednefday, the 4th inftant, came on to be braid the
caufe between Mils ANNA MARIA HUNT and the
Adventurers in Tin Croft Mine. As this caufe
has excited much interelt among Miners we (hall
give a brief hillory of the circumflances in which it
originated. The set under which the Adventurers in
Tin Croft had long worked the Minesbeing about to
expire, they applied to Mils HUNT (the lastly of the
Manor) for a new let. Mitt. H. was willing to grant
the Adventurers a new felon certain conditiont: with
which the majority of the Adventurers would, not
comply ; and in confequence nn new fct has been
granted. The old fct not having yet expired, Tin:
H. petitioned the Court that it might be declared
void, and that the might re-enter and poffers the
mine, on the grounds that the adventurers had, for
fix months pail, negleilled to work the mine effenu-
ally, and thereby forfeited their tight to hold the
fame. It having appeared in evidence that the agent
for the petitioner had, cubfequently to the alleclged
forte:tore, received the does on certain ores rcifed
from the mine, this circumllance was confidcred be
the Court as fatal to the petition, on a principle of
the law of ejeament, u. that the acceptance of rent,
after notice ist forfeiture incurred, operates as a waiver
of such fotleituie." The petition was confeqtaaitly
I difmiffcd. His worship the Vice• Warden at the fame
t time recommended a compromite between the patties
and tendered his good offices, in his private capacity,
as a mediator.
On Monday next, the third and halt State Lottery
for ttic3, wiii begin drawing. The Scheme abounds
in Capitals, and is more replete with nixes in gene•
ral then either of the preceding, yet the, Tickets and
Shares are not high in proportion, and are felling
at the lowell prices in a great vaiiety of choice and
feleft Numbers, at the truly fortunate Licenled State
Lottery Office of Metirs. J. Join:sort and Co. No. 3,
Pope's He rd Alley, Corrhtil, London, where for
mare than thirty yeart the Its nut ices of F.srtune have
continually tet.:ted with unprceedeitord toeccfs.

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WANT'S a fitoation. a Yonng Man. al.rnt 26
yam of age, as Coachman Or Groom in a Family ; bat no
objection to travel; can have a good ebanteer from the place be
now lives in.—Letters addrafaLippit P. to R. B. at Mr. Fors's,
No. 3, Denzell-ftreet, Claremaarket, will be in.suedbtely
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HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.

TO obviate the impolitions which have long been
praffiffed in regard to this Medicine, a (mall attention only
is requillte ; for as by favour of the Commiffioners of the Stamp
Office, ft-pantie Plates have been prepared for Alit. Newbery's tale.
with his name engraved in the Stamps, the imitation of wide!'
would be a capital offence, the genuine Preparation may now be
readily. aferwained ; it is therefore recommended to panekafers
not to open any box in future. unkfe they obliave die words.
F. Newbery, No. ey, St. Paul's," printed on the Ramp.
The fuperiur excellence of theft Pills in Rheumatifina and Colds.
as well as in other Cumplatate to which the human frame is liabba
horn the vleiffitudes of our climate, is univetfally aeknowledge4
They are admirably calculated for Bilious, and other Offorders d
the Stomach and Bowels; for Head-Ache ocesfionod by I:itlig,iv
tioa ; and for preventing Palfies and Apotilesles, fu often tin:
fequence of tree living. Recourfe Ihould be bad to them ati-t
every excels, and upon every flight indifpofition; and thew thi:e
well known charadteriftic of promoting sgevity Will be train=
tained; for, by afillting Nature in the due difeharge of the animal
fur.Elions, and by keeping the Confiltution, as it were, in torn,
tinual repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour, and
prevent Etyma:ere decay. They require uo particular confinement,
nor attention to diet.

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They arc fold only by F. Nevra a r and Sons, at the Warebottfu
for Dr. James's Powder, Nu. 45, b.. few doors From
C'hcapfule, London ; and at Dr. J.inics'a Site Houfc in Bruton-ftreet;
In boxes, price 45.6 d. each, Ramp included; or the quantity of fit
la one large boa 101' 11.45.