Star.
London, England, 1811-05-03 00:00:00

To TkIE.PUBM.

POLICE, &c.

Bow- srnEtr.—M. nda y evening John Pedlar was
brought to the Office, charred on suspicion of being
the cause of the death of John Bartlett, by giving

BY his Majesty's 11,1.111.ette•;Patett grant., :
JAM &'; KY MEP., Surgeon, Roieate, .Surrey, 4iv.•
Preparer of the CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINC IT •
only safe and efircuarrinirdy for Dim:Acts of the
nach, and Bowels, visrEitst, Htad-act, confusion

him violent blows, &C.
nes... becosidly, indigestion tun of a •petue 5 • . •
It appeared that the prisoner and the deceased were retching., yellowness of the eyes andl skis.: "All' ert"
spasms, avert-burn, hiccup, piping.,
together at the Red Lion-and-Still, public house, int cuiic, and &Colt:ter::
:Ile'lithirdly, foe use gout in the stomach and head. rsi,rt!,l••
poefetelheytiiieerevnodus systlseemtiasdatre art, mkt: w. e
Drury-lane, on the Wednesday pteceding : the priso-
ner was there nearly the whole of the day, till about sion of spitrintns:
three o'clock, when the unfortunate affair happened ; strength, timidity, tremor:, „17.,,,.:patpliatitte.%nrdos
or firs. Fifthly, for bracing and sir, ti;thening the who!.
the deceased had also been drinking freely. A guar-
I. states of relaxation and debility. Sixthly, as a i.oweriC
LnlcagasensdocrupiTtridubtirlec,amndalf.or counteracting ittieet....,.
rel arose between them respecting their trade as cur-
easg.icnaentp,e7edarigiileetitialg.,l. , •
Tiers, and they were going to fight in the tap-room, ;
throat, viz. Cy •
but were twice prevented. The deceased wished to statugmte Maligns,
defer fighting till the following
-morning, it was said; filthy plates, hospitals, ships,fica and unhealtlgiy climes.,, -• 4
but, however, they both retie to the back part of mSuld wholesale and retail, by Mr. Ilymer's Appoit..,.. • by
-rs. Diceyh and Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard; au,. ~ .by
the house, where they stripped, and fought two rounds Fred.
eon and
No. 29, Haymarket ; Randall, Royal Eschew; ,;,a.
fairly, no foul blows being' given by either. At the Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbury and Son 45, S. • •
lelose of the second round the deceased fell. After . Church-yard ;1. Harris, corner of Ludgate-street; 1/,'; I.: Fin'ulig
s
this he became helpless, his nose bled profusely, he ' bore ; arn ',,,, and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the United
was got up, when he appeared in great agony, said 2711gby Whiicnh thetrleesi a ata di.
considerable 7 caving.
and
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a"
in
putt,
al
lie was a dead man, and wished to die there ; after Full information may be ob tained by a perusal of the fwllowing
some time,lie was, with some difficulty,conveyed home. Book, published this dav, price Si. nd. in board., which may he
The surgeon who attended him, stated, that thg had as above—A Tract upon Dyspepsy and Indigestor, and the
decried died about three o'clock on Sunday morn- Gout,Hy Disease,letoutddryiaecAteni and upon the ittfiammatory an.: Regular
ing. He had since opened the body, and he aster- cases of Nervous, iiilioersr.
fu
Paralytic,ar,or Fai'llydssig,:.,:rout,,le se,ltitis vati.,us
tamed that he was ruptured, which he considered to Diseases of Relaxation and Debiii.y, brokenl Cutiall.,,t;po'etHinnbila
be the cause of his death. The prisoner was corn- impaired by intemperance, climate, &c ; togeti I -.a
--
irr WII I eke
speci-
fication of the medical virtues :f that eatraurdiesr) patent metle.
mitted for further examination. tine, the Cardiac and Nervous Tincture, and of
The examination oil Dickens, for buying guineas of eases and complaint/ in which it is adriti:ii red the
'aeleins
1 44.
J. H. Baker, was postponed from Saturday till Wed- effects, &c. By Samuel. Reuse Surgeon.ste
Ligal'.'l. of its
ttion .1
nesday, in consequence of the informer not appearing; litrut a's Gout McitioiNC, for gently and Istdily assoa..4l
and overcoming attacks of the regular infialesme.•ry trout, aim--
the same was the case yesterday, and the defendant
tening the fits thereof, wading off the recur', nee of attacks, and
was liberated. rendering future fits comparatively mild. It is the result atll
Mr. ALLEY then related the conduct of the infor- years experience.
mer and some other of the Bow-street patrole. It Prepared and sold, with full and plain el* rf lit ..OTI3, by JiMee
appeared, that Dickens had purchased the gold to Rymer, Surge", Reigate, Surrsy, it; be riles, at i 1 s. duty in-lia-
ded; and by his appointment, wholesale and retail, hc Me... 1.
oblige the informer rather ; and another -person
Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow Church-hart', I o?. GM:
having done so belonging to the Hyde Park Trust, . .
he was asked 50 guineas to avoid a prosecution, and Apt' ICE.
paid £l6 ; but Dickens refused to do so,and related the WHEN Men of Education and profes,,ion..l skill
whole case to Mr. Alley. In extorting the £l6, the use persevering en dt-avours to discover 0.• •, st ,air eth and
certain method of treating a tew pi wailing Diseases, ;lee success.
informer had said that the Mint Solicitor's Clerk was ful „,,,k of their experience is the best proof
to have £lO, but he knew nothing of the transaction. Messrs. GOSS and Co.' Surgeons, regularly gpurioaor!, et.f.;_ trip.lt 41,.-ityd. .
( / . , t Le, an lie-
A warrant was issued on Wednesday for the appre- dated into every branch of the proles.'. a ce rin ....es of which
hension of Baker and others of BOw-street patrole, and from different hospitals, and testimonials front the mast eminent
indictments will be preferred against them dPuhcled clans,
aktheetThehacver to eonvinee any inquired, have b-ee in-
separateu e of the
.following the object of their par.
for selling current coin, extortion, and a conspii acy. ticuLtr•
study,
vize a certain Di order, trequentiy Low r,:zted 1,1 a
The parties have fled. . moment of intoxication. and its concomitants, strie• urea rid
MARLEOROUGH-STREET.—Thous:, who it has been Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectullly
cure; as also debilitywhether arising from Bacchanalian indub
g stated has undergone two examinations on the charge in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice,
m
of having forged dividend warrants, but not in con- ofteni ion
unhappily
pursued by the youth of both se tea, in the
junction with Armitage, was. yesterday finally ex- one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the uthcr a tiuntereA
amined. tmin of nervous diseases, Which, if not timely remedied, tem:.
.
The prisoner, it appeared, was a Bank Clerk in the sat.; in
resulthe lmpot eonfceelaond Condsuenption.
Imperial Annuity Office, and the warrants forged by a superior tbodng, to exi
ot extensive
it
vhe prcaventicelahi
complaints,
enabledhow them,
were to obtain the dividends of a person who had veterate or complicated, without laying I pdent underer the
been dead about three years, anal/hose executors had least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Venereal Cu.,.,
not applied. for his property. It appeared that 0360 where an early rlapplication Is made
f on discovery of the infection,
had been paid out of the Baßk, and the prisoner tv:eygays. The unprecedented themselves to perform ormthea cureef itnheitehernsodhoertestpace of
had signed, as 'an attesting witness. It was also ment (which has never been known to fail in one single insttraeZ
sworn that Bank Notes, with which the dividends is a practice of twelve years, during which period nutty pet 31/4
of both sexeshd have been cured, even after severe and injurious
were paid, were found in the prisoner's possession.—
Under these circumstances the prisoner was fully methods
inducesh them to beenthputtrs publicly offer esofftheeerthPLae;.titiners without effect),
committed for trial. This is one of the cases disclo- essrs. GOSS and Co. mayy he consult d advice.
dudy, personally or by
red by Roberts. ! letter,by either sex, with inviolablecy ,si eh, ary,:ndattentioa.
Armitage having also been fully committed, therel Patients in the country are requested to describe their age,
mannee of living, dtc.,inclosing a Bank Note, and the same nil
be
can be no impropriety in stating that Roberts and duly attended to, sad advice and medicines seat to any part of
his wife are the principal witnesses against him. The thekisgdom.-13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-s.reet.
evidence of Roberts goes to prove that he procured
the forged dividend warrants, which were filled up by '
lArmitage, at the former's lodgings, and the money
obtained by Roberts. Mrs. Roberts's testimony goes
to prove the intimacy that subsisted between her hus-
band and Armitage, and that she had frequently seen
dividend warrants pass betwixt them.
-- Harris was also examines a second time on
' the charge of having passed a £5 Note. , It will be
recollected, that the prisoner said he had received the
note in payment for boots, but at this examination
there were two other charges against him fur passing
forged notes, and he was fully committed for trial.
Wednesday evening between five and six o'clock,
as Mr. Gaskin was coming out of the house of Sir
Joseph Bankes, in Soho-square, he was accosted by
a man who had the appearance of a gentleman, who
asked him the hour of the evening, and on the former
pulling a gold watch out of his pocket, the latter
snatched it out of his hand and ran off. He was
pursued three times round the square, when he made
' a sudden halt at the door of Carlisle House, drew
out a large clasp-knife, and threatened the life pf any
ione who dared to approach him. A Publican, of the
name of Retford, who resides in Greek-street, rushed
in, however, and secured him, and with assistance,
brought him to this Office; but Mr. Gaskin having
lost sigbt of him in the square during the affray, could
not positively swear to his person; and he having pre-
viously been searched, and no property foUnd upon
him, he was discharged. -

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 5 minutes after 11
Afternoon 32 minutes after 11

BIR rtls.

SOCIAL HAPPINESS.

MARRIAGE shonld be the hallidation of Social
Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties
that form the union not taking Moat. pi ecaution, whichwould se-
cure them the enjoyment of that great dome' lc blessing. People
of every rank pay adoration to the •hrine co wedlock; but where
the constitution has been tainted by disease, or dad:tared by a
certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovatina of stability
previous to entering that state is indoperribly requisite to revise
the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system.
no :bounders have contributed mere essentially to destroy Hyme-
neal happiness than those which are the cote-equence of unguarleti
pleasure,_ It was .his consideration weich induced .Nlessre
CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to dirt:: :•ir se.-
dies am! practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of :IteVe-
nereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; 3s :10
derangement of the syster.i, produced by the dew ut:tiv•
the ineonsiderete school-buy, vi brings on thiti.t.
Debilities and Deficientles that ptevert or embitter • • r
maniel state. The successful result t•f their plan, r.
additional ardour to oppose the ravages of thes.•
which are the most important in the catalogue of hi:e:..
males. It behoves every person who has iudulguel in rib:: 7 It.
tall vice to sea relief by consulting Profeseional men eni-
nruce and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. clan::
the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of
uncoutradicted facts. In professing the cure of these comeleters,
they hold out uo inducement to vice ; but sensible as ee teen
must be of the existence of such calamities, they clrer
assistance as regularly educated Members of the Roy..! C I!, Ed
of Surgeons of London and Ediebureli. Slight and re :et
cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured is the s!.
space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duranoe, eels
as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bones. ;teci,
&c. are permanently and speedily cured. several Noblemen
Gentlemen of the first respectahiery have been antler the tart •
Messrs. Currie and Co. for the reinttral of eumpleints of 01.• Ct.
'lira, strictures, Ac. and having received a radio al end ;tert.-atti..t
cure, request that references may be nude to them as saes:, eel
evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and C•.s
elan of treaimeut. Macy of these gentlemen had stricturisrea
10 to 20 years, and were under the care of Messes. blotto:,
viiide, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who
their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without seeta.
Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter fees
the many they are daily receiving from gentlemen returning that
thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. 1!
sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who
tub
laboured under this distressing and painful malady tar ten year •
he had been under the care of several surgeons of prefessixel
eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; be
from the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued I!
Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the >roil
space of one month. " Mey L'S, I SIC
" To Dr. Cultait, 107, Hatton-Garden.
" Lord -- feels great pleasure in commutitcae- • t•• Dec:::
" Currie the perfect re-establishment dills health, it • 4";'3
1' of his mild and admirable treatment of etricte :•;•. • • I • •h"-
"He may add, that he has not for many ye.trtt r• .• , •
" comfort and freedom from pain ; 3.1,! he en*, J •
" his having obtained, through his -.ki:l zest atr--:;!• - •
" and radical cure of that horrid cornelei• :. e •
" stranger to the manner that other: trea•ed Olt c ee:
" it in tis pewee, from a fair tr.al and a e
" that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie t‘ '
" and shall eVClbe'reost ready end
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long ht, tt "
their expectaticoir of a family, may be asset.. •
stances such defects are curable by media'. : ;
the removal of such impapments he an the •e; .• le e
tainty with others, yet the cure of 'Leh
progress of renovation, ts the acquiremer: t;•• •-:'• •
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consul: ••; he e..!
Sex, with the greatest secrecy anti honour. :ot Cee •
107, Hatton-Garden.—Letters must be pet

Monday, at Crosby Hall, Lancashire, the Lady of William
Blundell, Esq. of a son and heir.
Monday, in Somerset-street, the Lady of the Rev. Thomas
Whalley, of a son.
On the .2.3 d ult. in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, the Right
Hon. Lady Emily Drummond, of a daughter.
On the 26th ult. in Mansfield.vmet, the Marchioness of
Waterford, of a son.
On the 28th ult. Lady Elizabeth Montgomery, of Stanhope,
of a son and heir.
At Inverness, on the 21d ult. the Lady of Colonel Halkett, of
Craigie, of a son.
On the 24th ult. at Langley, Bucks, the wife of Lieutenant
B. D. rritchard, R. N. of a son.
At Blitlifield House, Staffordshire, Lady Begot, of a son and
heir.

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