Star.
London, England, 1819-07-09 00:00:00

Mr. Juitice Iloutoya imrhediately directed :Ir.

quittal, the indictment charging the offence Le,
"burglary in the night-time{'
They were acquitted accordingly, but rectheda
warning from the.Courti,' as also an intimation th 4
they were still liable to punishment.
Sarah Lynn, aged 15. and Esther Levy,
were capitally indicted for privately stealing
shop of Joveph Thomas Martin eleven handkeicl:w,
on the Bth of June Intt.

The prisoners, during their trial, were in tears, le
both threw themwlsoes on the mercy the Cow:,

They were found Guilty.z-Death -pat recOmm-:
to mercy on account of their yOuth, and it being tot
first offence. . _ _

Heury Phillips was capitally cotiiicted for
twenty-two yards df and fifteen 'yards
printed cotton, v,alue Si. and upwards,. is tlae
lin;-house of. John. Norris.

Mewsmit-Hotrsz.—Yeaterday, two ;young -men, named Czil,
and Banana, were reanded, charged with uttering and L ,
id their ptissession ft.rged Bank of Ragland-notes. 7They
to a shop in the Minories, where thet batguittedlor tome st,si
I imp, and tesect‘ed i i .note in-payment. .ft wit ernr,nt:
be charged ; whet-it wee fwand-to he a forgery and an 0 ti;, r
was sent to apprehend them, which-he 41.4 aler-enisiderahlt

UXION-HALL.—Yesterday, Ann 'Gale I.lll,COMTlirted
House of Correction. She had enticed vie-ammo; timed-Ur:it,
ton-louse/et. bo-vr-stiiet;ivliere he kat beset inthe
a number of`stransperrwberrobbA him, and slightly wounded
him with:the knives they used in cutting &P his pockets.:
As a great number of persons' are rendeted c r 1
'unhappy by Spasms, 'Wind in the Stoniadl;Oliztri.-
dons in the Bowels, want of regular Penpiradan,' Qomitin s,
and Bilious Coinplalati,lead-ashesi Heart-1,411c COtthen,al.

Nervuus Disorders, Chirge, Gout, Wd- ate authorised is
say, that STIKDIMAN'S 1112.1.11 arc in molt Mtn sU excellent Re-
medy for these Complaints ; and especially recommendeldurrog
the time of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sta and Mimed Ws.
tars; also for those visiting warm climates. Prepared Sy Tue.
Idea iinua.rros, jun. Druggisk, Tottenham Hiylt.C,its, Middle-
lax, by virtue of an Assignmefit from F. and J. &mirk, solar*.
ptiadon of the Receipt, by the Will ef M. Speediman •• sad are
sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's aserch:yard;aail
BainaLand. Co. No. 160, Ozford.strept, in Boxes at its. 4s. 6d. 10s.
6d. male Guinea; aid may be had of the ptiacipal INOSV.
of Xbwikaad Poway.

- •• -- BIRTHS.
lone 24, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Rear-Adsisisal•OtUay
Cothsaanderin-Chlef, of a daughter
Tuesday, the tady Of Jobe Caner, /tag. lILP. of a son;

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• • Ape 24, at Marefield, near Aberdeen. John Cameikin, Esq.
R.N. an Eliza, only diiighter of Andrew Third, F. 7.1 n, at Huy-la-bcinnetburch, BetiffEinat; Iraq, tare cf
the Ovil.fasowiee;tn ICllaabeth, youngest daygitter oi the
late Rev, Dr. &lackey.

• •- , DIED.
Sunday. in Leigh-street, Burton-crescent, aged 66, /.leutetunt-
Colonel Patrick, late of the Hon. East-India Cornpany's Stts;ce.
July 2, at Stockwell, Mr. James Mackay, of the Foreign l/r•
prtasent of the War-office.
July 6, at his fathei4.hosite in Charterhouse-square; %Mara
Mansfield Stone, A.B. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge.
Saturday, at Smeaton, near Edinburgh, at the age 0(11, Sir
George Buchan Hepburn, Bart. •
At Glasgow, on the 18th ult. Mr. John Hepburn, writing
master, in the 57th year orhisUge-t and on the 21st ult. hi. son
James, in the 11th year of his age, who was in good health at
the time of his father's death. They were interred in one grave.
At Grant Lodge, on the 22d uk. Miss Jane Grant, daughter
of the late Sir James Grant, of Grant, Bart.
At Montroae, lately, James Sutherland, cobler, aged 74—a
man of most stains and rotesque features, unsusceptible cif a
smile; well known in that burgh as a most eccentric character,
if not of the very high** order, at least remarkable in his way.
It would have puzzled the facetious Matthews to imitate his
peculiar grimace and ludicrous gesture. He uttered many clever
sayings, which would have done credit to some people of higher
pretensions; and although quite harmless, he might still have
been denominated one of those sort of beings who " are more
rogue than fool' His garret, which was not encumbered with
superfluous furniture, was yet " well designed to suit tie temper
of its master's mind ;" and when seined on hi. stall, would have
been no unworthy subject for the pencil of Wilkie.

TALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, for all In-
action or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, Bile,
indigestion, Flatule'nny, Bilious or Sick Head-ach, Pains an
Distension, of the Bowels, Sickness at Stomach, Habitual Cis-
dueness, dm Ace.
HALLAIrS ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

It stay to many, be satisfactory to know that these Pills are
the Composition of a Medical Gentleman of very extensive prac-
Amin the present day.
`.• We safe sad elegapt preparation is lastly weaned for la
agreeable and certain operation, by which it effectually mown
ill Inaction or Obstruction of the and Boweicocisether
arising from Bile, Indigeetian, Flatulency or Quid ; Sickness At
Ilitestiack, thed-ach, att. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or
ether crudities retained in the intestinal canal, and lain an al-
terative to the system generally, Free from• any antinsmial or
mercurial preparations, it I. at all tinaessaie; and bas been-gims
with singular good effete during Pregnancy. Its annoy is parti-
cularly adapted to Perseus of Bilious Habits, and those of seem-
'll2'lives where a sufficient action of the bowels is not kept up
crudities retained in those organs are frequently producing
pains and detentions, head-acks, languor, and giddiness; or $
auto of waarinsos or oppression.
A single trial will fully convince the patient of their eLcacy.
The wont cases of bilious or sick head-aches are certainly re-
stoved.by a single dose, end in a nine's shorter time than crud
be eredited, but from experience. Tie •Proprietor thinks it
Wore to remark, they will be found not nedy to act wit:loi.t
lab ...uneasiness, but to leave the body, after their inanceliate
wenn ceases, free from that costive state which generally sue-
on* the operation of laxative snediclues.—Sold by Mr. Ed-
wards, 61, St. Paul's •Chureb-yard ; Sanger, OnfortHtreet ;
Ward, Holborn ; fAaNdler, Oxford-street; and Willman. Lae-
ion-bridge.

MAILS mu DAY.-.-ANA. DUE. j -WY. • sca,
Dublin . 1 0 jLisbon 0... • 0
Waterford 1 1 France 0
Guernsey and Jersey 0 1 Ilamburga t
KOWA 1 0 Gottenburgh .0 • 0
Flanders 1 0 Malls 0_

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