Star.
London, England, 1803-07-04 00:00:00

p3l ti had been combined for the firll time, and that
the pits had been recently made when be fold it ;
for it would not do, if it turned out they had been
made and lying by him perhaps 20 or 3o years.—
Verdi& for plaintiff, 421.

POLICE.
Ma s ems-Housa.—Siturdaytahe Let was charg-
ed by Howard the City Con k• with having
aifaulted him forge time agog by throwing paring-
goon from Blackfriars-bridge at him ind a Lieute-
nant of the imprefs fervice, who were then in a boat
on duty; by ti hicli :ttfault their lives were put in
' great danger: The man expreffed great furrow for
what he had lore, and to fave himfrif from bring fent
to fea, pleaded that he belonged to the Ealt India
warehoufes. The Logo MAYOR feverely reprimanded
his condua, ant ordered him to be fent on board a
tender.
HATTON GARDEN.---Friday evening and Saturday,
a number of feamen, difguifed as labourers in the
fields about Pancrafs, who had excited a tumult,
were fent on board the tender.
Two men w!lo had been bathing in the New River,
and ailing with great indecency before children and
women who had occafion to go that way, were like-
wife fent nn board the tender.

WM I TECHAPEL.—Saturday a Jew of the name of
Mordecai Levy, was committed for re-examination,
on a charge of healing a box out of a public bottle,
containing halfpence and other change taken in the
comic of the day.
1-Ts ion HA t. L.—Saturday Yam* Coati was brought
up on a charge of healing from the bode of the Earl
of Athlone, a quantity of plate, and numerous at ti
des of wearing apparel. In the courfe of the eta
minatlon, it appeared that the Earl of Athlone, dur- ,
ing his refidence in Holland, had taken tinder his
proteCtion this young man, who was of decent de-
meanour, and of decent and refpetrtable parents...—
The Noble Earl having refided for tome time in
Sloane (treat, invites a fell party of friends to dine
with him, when they retired, the plate was given into
the charge of the Prifoner, who fo abided his truil
as to convert it to itiproper purposes. The offender
was taken, after pledging a part of the flolen plAte,
viz. 94 ounces for 91. in the ad of endeavouring to
purchafe a watch and ring. Lord Athlone and Lord
Aughrim attended the examination, and the Prifoner
war fully committed for trial.

In thofe ages when fimplicity of manners and re.
gnlarity of living were the refult of mankind's inclif
' nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race o
men ; perhaps it was from this cattle Scurvy had not
made its rapid progrefs sill about the time of Hippo
crates, whole aphori(ms prove he knew the difeafe.
When DRAM, Anson, and Coosa extended their
route in unexplored feat, their hifloties prove fuffici•
ently its fad exiftenee. The United Kingdoms of
Great Britain would teflify this fcourge on land with-
out fearching the hiftory of campaigns. When aim.
tomy taught that the human body was capable of ah
forption, they partially buried the allieted. The foe-,
eels of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an-
tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was
to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience.
Ontliisprinciple,Svssssoar'sAnriscoaauric Dimes
obtained the fanetion of Europe, has gained his Ma-
jefty's Letters Patent, and held fads an cftimation in
every county of the linked Kingdom.—For the truth
of the affertion of its a&ion on Scurvy, vide Spa-
ibury's Treatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Scrophula,Gont,
&c. price ss. 6d. fold, together with the Drops, No.
sr, Soho-fquate, in bottles of p. 6d. tos. and 11. as.
with a black (lamp affixed to each.

MARRI

Sunday fennight, Colonel Hammond, of St. jamees-fquare, to
Mi's }Una, daughter of Sit Richard King, Bart. of Devonthirc-place