Star.
London, England, 1817-10-03 00:00:00

VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

FOR all inaction or Obstruction of tit- Stomach
mid Bowels, File, ludig. stion, Flatulency, Bilious or hick
Head Ach. Pains ^' I Ihsteusions of the Bowels, Sickness at
Stonuich. Hah.tual Co.tivenes‘, &c. &C. HALLAM'S ANTI.
It may to toasty be satisfactory to know that
r.ese Pills are the cz.nip.oition of a kled:m.l Gentleman of very
extensive practice in the present day. 'lbis safe and elegant pre.
paration is juatly esteemed ter he agree.dele: and certain ni,etanoo,
by which is Cia,t3ll4.ly ttßloVe%ali tal.i.%ltell or 011atrUCIGII or the
stismach and bow as, whetieer ariong front bile, indigettloa ,
leticy or cold. sicknew at stomach, head. ach, &c. it o:itrat.'s
by e:iskselgiug acrid bile or other crudities retained in the mien i.
teal canal, and aces as an alterative to the system generally. Free
buns any antionitual or mercurial preparattons, tx is a' all shuts
sate; and has been given wi:h singular good effect during prep
natty. Its action is pirtiettiarly, adreted to persons of Inhume
habit, and those of liekleutary lives. wnere a sufficient attioti of
the bowels Is nut kept up, rid trUalta realm:Ll in 'hose organs
are frequently produces pains 'and il.stemions, heael-achs,
goof. and giddiums, or a sense of weariness or oppression.
A siogle trial will fully couvince the patient of th,:ir efficacy.
('be worst casts of lidious or Sick litad Achs are certainly re*
moved by a aingle dose, and 111 a much sloirt:r time than could be
teielited, but from experience. 'lle hroprietur thinks it jr. per
to remark, they will be Pound nut only to art Without part or
utwasloses, but to leave the body, after their immediate action
ceases, free from that costive a:ate which generally SUCCett:ll ike
opera•ioo of laxative medical. s. Sold ax tha late Shaw and 1:41.
wates's, bd, St. L'aul's C::..ro.ya:d. and by l.4aget, Uattoi.
sts Wald, I est, Ischattaro.
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"MAR/CA AND DEN 31.181‘.

THE GI.EANER AND BORNHOLM.
The fillowinx particulars ot tl.e affair between
the Am-ricaa ship the Gleaner a d the Danish brig
Bornholm, are troni the Baltimore Patriot .1 August 19 :
,4 On Sunday, the 6th of July, a Pill of the clew
of the skip Gleaner, o)Zutu. Master. of New York,'
Were on stii.re at Cbristixastadt, St. Croix ; amongst.
whom was a min named Willi" Stewart, an or-
derly, well-behaved seaman, nth by 4ny means ad-
dicted to intoxication : on this All, 'heWever, be had
untortzwatrly a taken a drop toci much I" apart ot
the crew of his Danish Majes'y's briellornholm be-
ing alas, on shore, with a stated dBiirtnination to beat
and abuse the Ameticans, one of them soon found
Ineass to provoke Stewart to such a degree as to cre-
ate a quarrel : words soon produced blows, a contest
ensued, in which the American, notwithstanding his
inebriety, proved too much for the Dane, whose coop
:Ars, mollified at the result, and in the true spit it of
Danish magnanimity, all joined, and beat the Arne-
liCill most unineicifully.
" There was a lad, fifteen or sixteen years of age,
in company with Stewart, who remained as idlespec .
tator ot the scene, fearful that, should he ioteitere,
be might meet with similar treatment. Alter the
Dann bad fully satiated their brutality on their un-
fortunate victim, this lad conveyed Stewart on board
of his ship. On the evening of the same day, one of
the beats of the Bornholm, on board of which %very'
the same men who had beaten Stewart, unaccompa-1
nied by an officer, designedly passed under the stern
of the GI,: intr. The Dal**, by abusive language
and threatening gestures, ptovoked some one et the
ship's crew to throw g stone, which struck a person
in the twat. On the Bth of the same month, the
Commander of the brig preferred a complaint against
the crew to the Governor, of which the following is
a copy :
TO HIS EXCILLINCY IiAJOR-GEOLKAL SISTSOW.
lIIIVLOOda-lIIIISIAL OF The DANIS, WIST•1111/1411 MAIM. 1
" MAT IT PLIASt Telt aIICILLTIIST,
“ Agreeable to a eamplaiat from the Quartev-Master, Chris-
din Beason, lam under the necessity of laying before your En-
celimicy a complaint of the condom of some Americas sailors on
board the ship Gkaasr, against the crew elf slitvissty's brig's
beats, on .h.: afternoon ot last Senday,,,gra the with, a
quarter before etgla o'clock, when tel beat to thel
brig Hiaoholm, with past of tire crew belesbils lOW said brig,
seas towii,g under the stern at the ship OWN% theywere, with.'
mu any provocation, attacked whit large sane, dawns knot
the ship Into the boat i use of these stt,,yrlol we barte gat
ea board, hit the Coosa' e, Niel UdWiiefig• mile Wags
**mooed a contusion, and, it halesed laa wire teadergiwt,
ArightArighthave proved tilweereas.
• In order to secure his 114alestfs vessel le the Mare front
similar heath, I beg most humbly of your Excelliessy, that the
mama may be Witarol has, and the WOW eedshed.
" Moe nilisetheb (*PA) 4 len4loll.
" Brig Borehebet, at. abrissistuadt,
July 4, amt."
a On the 9th, the Governar.Gegehl loosed the
following Order t
* Cileewaineat Hess'. My th
0 The beet bderglog to the brig Borabols Mss/. egrets*
• in a Cesies fives the Gammas g 01104 (etweadis seer
is iNsllsaaJ es the males of Yet Miley. twee tatakWl by tee
ague bees 4 raw gawk yee will *Aver ug se do brig Rots.
helra lliss-epshees fin order Ow he w they,
suer as easaOsatist bas Warbeilingir temedise ,
yeekhateau 541004) Ilturgew.
la la. ikeeaLans Seareserf.
0 T. Caplets Zuni. Master el the
America& ship Gleaner: .
's Oa the evening of the 9th, the same boat went)
alongside of the ship, with an Officer,. who demanded
the person who committed the alleged offence. The
Mate replied, that he had not seen any person do it;
but if it had been done, it must have been by Stewart,
who had been beaten by the some boat's crew. .On
this the Mate, together with Stewart aid another of
the crew, were ordered into the boat, and conveyed'
ow board. the Bornholm, and eaamined. The boat
was then dispatched for the remainder of the ship's
company. who were also interrogated; nothing how-
ever, appearing hem their testimony to criminate any
particular individual, the Mate and crew, with the
-eneeption of Stewart, were returned to their own ves.
eel. After agpeated enditageon bpalwems and pro.
ashes of pardon, which, howevervipmemimaavasha' i,
to induce Stewart to discover Abe palms who bad
%gen 'silty of the alleged ofienee Ulnae also to
se tke ship.
•q ,' err'
a fa Mae mega lime, the esaininstions were laid'
before his Ezcelkocy the Governor-General, who ad-
mitted that the difference did not go to prove the
.commission of the set by any individual, but that
there were grounds for suspicion, and an example
must be made, for which purpose he ordered the
llornholm's boat alongside the Gleaner, to take int
&wen, and flog him on board the brig. This ashil-
teary. unjust, and Illegal act, was put is esecatiorla
the following mostiohnmen and barbarous mastiffs'
his arms and legs were extended, and io that position'
lashed to a grating ; a Danish sailor was placed on
each side of him, who inflicted on his back twenty
seven severe lashes, each striking alternately with a
two4ach hard rope, which lacerated him in such a,
manner, as to fender him unfit, in the opinion of two
-medical gentlemen who examined him, to perform'
his *duty for a length of time.
" The American Consul at St. Thomas's having
comMunicated to our Government a statement of
these proceediags, we have too much confidence in
its sense of right, its energy, and regard for our chi-
bens, to demist that a suitable atonement will be isi
quircd from the Danish Goverutnent ; and that if re-
tributive justice be not granted. retaliation Mast ine-
vitably follow; and may an "example" then be made,
not of the innocent, but of the fate that awaits the
contemptuous scorner. of every sense of impartiality,
decorum, and justice, when they, happen to militate
with their own views, and who set at nought the re-
quitementssad legalized usages of iiiiic own country.,
We repeat, that the information on this subject, an
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. th; (locoman', are derived from the ; t oat &Wien ' '
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moue."

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