Star.
London, England, 1811-12-06 00:00:00

Poikt.

Bow-ernerv.—On Wednesday evening Mance, art
ollicer,weininto publichouseinDrury-lane, Nhere he
saw several suspicions characters; amotrg them were
Jack the Baker, Rice, and Gates ; the latter aprar.
oil much confused, and, on examining tit:" tea; b...
hinJ him, Mance disc rered six ladies' dress caps, aed
a pi:cc of d irk cotton. He took all to the
above OfSce, wh?re they underwent an examioari.
and Gates was remanded ; but the others were dis-
charged, on condition of appearing on Saturday.
Sfromdt, a pawntrintar, was convict:al in the
penalty of 40,.. and 10e. costs, for taking more inte-
rest for a pledge, than is allowed by the Act.
William Lacy was charged with attemptirg to break
open the shop of Mr. Kerr, a•liaberdasl•er, in 13edo
street. The prosecut rt stated, that he heard a square
aglasi in lni shop-ainbow crack, when he ran irao
' the street, and saw a man cross from his Wndow,
whom he secured, and had no doubt but be was the
man who attempted to break open his window. He
Was committed for triaL •
B. Hankro was also committed, charged with steal-
ing sir knives .end six forks from Mr. Clark'. stall in
Exeter Change.
Pedro Caviar, a'Spansh lad, who rohbe3, a few
days since, Mrs. Huth, of Lower-street„ t
was brought up for further examination, when M ss
Sykes stated, that she lodges in Trafalgar•sireir, •-nd
hid been acqu :inted with the pris iner ahnit tit
months, during which time he hid freqnentiy ti-Le t
her. Last Saturslay he called, and said be was .4.•
to Spain ; he c died again about two n'cla..k. and
brought two bundles of clothes. He staid then but a
short time, and came a third time- in the ev.dog,
and btoirglit a large • tin box in a coach, and ask& d
her to retain with him to Lower-street, Islin4ti n, to
fetch a desk, which she did. She Kai eJ some tme
in the coach, when he brought the desk, which they
tcnk to h-r lodging. During the evenine, he sal
lie lived with..his uncle, in Lower-street, Isling..on ;
that hips aunt's sister had let the spark of A CAI 1:
drop into a h.-x, which had set fire to it and the h us..;
and that he had s.:vcd two children, by runiing oast
of the lriuse with them. On Sunday lie called to
dine w;th her, when be unlocked tl,e tin box at.d
desk, and JlL:wed her the treasures ; he said
Spain
were his, acid he was going to take them to lapain
with him.- He gave her ten doublcions and ten dol.
Lars to sell for h in, .and six guin,:as for ht'rse.f.
denie.l having dropped a slink r f a
es.n Jle in a box, and the prisoner was C. maliticd
trial.

MA RLlll4lOl' Gil- !TR RILT —L—Yesterday lexh, i
Towers, was charged with stealing a quantity of ;i
and apparel. It appeared that the pris:mer went ato
the house of a Mrs. Bousor, where a in. n named
Stapely lodged, and under pretence of having butine4
in his apartments, was admitted with a candle. He
was not seen to leave the tr(;use, but the robbery was
discovered shortly alter. He was full committed.
Two Bakers and a chandler, in the nrighis u ho
of Chalton.strect, were She'd fur selling -bread thurt
of weight.

MARRIED.

At Mummery, on the 21st ult. the Right Hoe. Lard Lindsay,
sift dila& tari ed Relearns to the Hon. Miss Peordnroo,
throning datleiter of the Right Hon. Julia Lord Munca.ter.
At Greenwich, on Tue.day last, Lieutenant John Woo ward,
of tho Royal Navy, Harboar Master IA Rarcszate, to Miss Eli-
labeth INwstaap, of Wpodstock,

DIED.
At Maybole7o, the 14th alt. the Rev. James Mather, of the
usociste cony( gat;nn there.
Oa the 2hth uit. Mrs. Janet Campbell, wife of the Rtv. Pr.
Robert M Cull telt, minkter of pairsie.
On the 25d ult. aged 72, Mr. Peter Minter, far many re
well known in Carlisle as a drover. White drivirg ‘ome ..ts
at Stanwix, apparently in gool health, he fell down and in ta, ly
expirt.d.
At Workington, on the 211th ult. Mrs Brown, lm krers r. I !er
dealt was oressinned by her clothes catching the Les, wh. a
s'vepiny by fire.

• CHALLENGE.
WSSRS. CURRIE saulCo. Surgeons, late in his
Majesty's Service, challenge tbs wade world to prove a
single ins!acce where their Medicine and method of cl:re I.:.
failed of tbh desired acct. live practice of many years in e s
particular branch et their proWsise Ms not given rise to to *
sussuccessful case.

They contttnua to direct their studies to the treatment and cm e
of Venereal Crempla!nts, and that derangement of the- ay-item
%vitals the consequence of the perricious and wasteful effects et a
habit long and most unhappily pursued byibe youths of both !-es
la the emelt wilt be found to be the unfailhar source it
; the otberinive he ravages fatally developed to them by a &s-
-tressing stale of derbetty, wh eh, if tin: timely remedied, terrnuates
he impotence. These are it+ remote and uftlinafe effer: s, w 10e con-
aumpticrisloss ormiesculsr powrr, and various nervous coal• ...:s
usually characterise the earlier wages of thessolitery steer. per-
soot languishing under the disorders ir.cirrent to sack
tfillitlilellt b sample and has never proved uuniecess.i,:, ir, the
coarse of a long, laberinus, and its t t "eaterded pr.sct ice. in t
most obstinate and eorarl±cared cases of vetiesral infection, se 'II
111 obstructions in the urethra, Tangy excrescences, ha 4 •u-
-nsours,saLowe ulcers, erupt.:ous, ieuunal weakness. &heti, 3 3
S fate FURL'S,

Whether recent or of !Aug duration, and which have hafled t`e
attneforter Pranktoilers ; aru by their itte:4l3t iimirovied ;sn f
remanent, effectually and permitiantly curd., without the patient
suffering the excriciaring rain and alarming bemorrli.iFe ch
often follows tar application of the lunar caustic. In the cc.: •
10 years ocrensivepr:atee In this metropolis, numemus w. •
Strictures have been and are daily wader their are, tie t:v as
eradirstioo of which are-elfected by a safe, certain, and
dons mode of practice, superlor Ito any other yet adoptel *I
weakness, relatatiou, and debility proceed* from this complal..t,
Is -speedily removed, and the patient restored to sow'd acsi vi-
gorous health. Boa where the debility lane for ;vars ratie,sl, a
plopee perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the S
tare has been destroyed, is Indispensably requisite to rein ec :Le
dunibtringtarks of rife, an; to reanimate theSConsetutin.

Several NA4enten and Geratensen, of the Ant respectahDv.
have been wader the cart of Maga. Currie and Co. for eta,
meal of eornp!aints of the Urethra, Sttictores, &e. an.!, !,3v.
reeefved a ritteal and peronmetre ewel reqttegt that rtter
maybe made turban as stuisisetory eyideuces of the
pertorky of Messrs. Carr:e and Co.'s plan of trtgat,nt
of aisle Vrenttentrn•hree had Strierutv, front ten to in:ev•

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and had been under the ears of Isftwra. Heine aid t 'Lel%
awl other surgeOus of equal eminence, who attrntrel ti.c .•
by the application of the lunar tawny, without 4tiecris.
Mosess-Ottoteand- CO. nay be ennsulted by either s.,•x -
greatest dellcaq,. secrecy, and hcrour, at their house, No. t -
Hatton-Garth-ft Patient, In the coon: ry ar • rrioriired to kt:i
the partinoket of they case, ago, and general habtrot livid, b t.
inciosing a re:lsamu for advice and ntelektes, When the son e
wet be given or sent to any poet of tbekingdont.

10-MORROW.
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