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

OLD BALLET, JUNG 5.

Several prisoners were tried for petty offences; after
which—Sentence of Death was passed on
. ,
C. Thowiss and R. Armitage, for forgeries ; A. Solomon*, for
A highway robbery; P. Rusull, T. Brown, and 1, Taylor, for
burglaries; F. Fernandez, feir cutting; 13. Stubbs, for Shop-lift-
bit; S. Smith, Harriet White, Sarah Johnson alias Furlong, LHz.
Horton, W. Cooley, W. Bolton, and F. Bevan, for stealing goods
In dwelling-houses; 3. Anthony, for stealing goads from a barge;
and P Peivey, for stealing half-a-guinea.
Mee were ordi rcd to be transported during their lives ; three
for 14, and twenty one for 7 years; two to be imprisoned in the
liouse of Corn:llion for Y years, sis for I year, and fifteeit for 6
months; twenty-four in Newpte for various periods; thirteen
privately whipped ; six fined Is. each, and timiwstd ; eleven
judgments respited,and twenty-nine discharged by PrOclamation.

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A hackney-coachman was committed froveMari
borough-street Office, on Saturday, for want of bail,
for an assault ion a Gentleman, on Thursday evening,
in Oxford-street. It appeared that the defendant dr.
manded eighteen pence more than his fare, and by
the Most disgusting language and threits extorted the
money.' The complainant on walking up to take the
cumber of the coach, received a blowjan the side of
the head from the defendant. ~
Saturday night, about eleven o'cloile, art Mr. Samp-
son, jesvellcr, of 0 x tord-street, Was going along Upper
Sloane-street, Chelsea, he was met by two men ap-
parently well dressed, who inquired of him the hour,
and, on his pulling cut his watcte, they knocked him
down, and robbed him of two guineas, some loose
silver, and his watch ; and, on his remonstrating with
them, they--gtive him a blow on the side of his head
and eicited. :
Mi. . Heqdrick, of Lover John-street, Fitzroy.
square, was stopped on Sunday night, in the lane
leading from slier to Walton, soon alter dusk, by
two tenors': Oressed in smock freaks, who presented a
pistol, and rifled his pockets of his beok, containing
thirty five potrnds in Bank of England and Croydon
notes, and a silver hunting watch. The robbers dis-
mounted Mr. H. cut the bridle of his horse, and made
oil towards Ripley.
Monday night, about ten o'clock, a coach loaded
with passengers coming hum Greenwich, broke down
in the Kent Road, near the Bricklayers' Arms, by CI I ALI .ENGE.
which some of them were much bruised ; particularly MESSRS. CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hi,
Majesty's Service, challenge the wnole world to prove a
one woman and a youth, who were taken to the Hos-
single Ins:ance where their Medicine and method of cure have
pital ; the former with a broken leg, the latter with
i Bled of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this
his skull fractured.particular bra.ich of their profession has not given rise to one
The body of Mr. Halam, of Nottingham-road, PaunlecesAdca:e.
Mary-la-bonne-lane, was RD Sunday found in Chelsea I They continue to direct their studies to the i treatmentoitieaned curt
of Venereal Complait.ts, and that de
Reach. He left Mitcham on horseback, rather for- ,
1 which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful efec:stetsf%
Irani in liquor, on the second day of Epsom races,
i ledlit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes
and is .supposed to have been dismounted near Bat- ,
ne. the it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren-
tefSea,_ and in the 'darkness of the night, to have 1 ! e other have s
ty ravages tallyfa developed to them by a ells-
strnyed into the river. - tressing state of debill, which if t remedied tenninat
Iln impotence. These are Its remote and ultimate eff•cts,wluleeon-
'jhe value of Di. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS
Sul:111110000os emuscular power, and varlout nervous complabus
has been so long proved, that nothing of the present ;
per-
day can bear a competition withit, 'in all the • diffe- : moss any gUishing Under treflier tagessiititdhenitirlitikil vice.
Of
rent stages of a certain disease, *Nell it effectually ! treatment Is simple and hae never proved tilruchahtil6ititheit
. course or a long,laborious, and much extruded practice. Inn ththee
cures and erad'cates hem the haVt,'without exciting
most obstinate andeomplicated cases of venereal infection, such
the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva.
as erections In the ethra, s; vngy excrescences, hard tu-
sion—without debilitating the'cori nu.,obur
stitution in any de- " sicatious ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, a. get
gree, or even requiring confinement from business or eittleTtigES,
rests iction of diet. ahe radical virtues of these 'lnes. Whether recent or of I. z duration, and which have baffled the
: skill
r ofodier Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of
sinkable Drops have proved their claim to pliable RD-
pmbation for more than SO years. In all the debility ' sue.naennenne triiteff:xeruealcilant and
permanentlyand cured, without the patient
ad both sexes they prove ,never-failing restorative— often follows the applicallittiL onf the loanarremailulstlic.‘emlonntriholagruseoe set of
eases
20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, DU
whether the debility is produced by too free use of ,
eStriettirrs have been and are daily under their are, the total VALUABLE FREEHOLDAJulte.ATN2a7Dn.d,:ktp7Hrarwurß.4.oC,:pisHn,:liE,Oßt.
mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm ' of
of which
raei are-effected by a safe, certain, and 'aped*•
gli mate To travellers and those going abroad, they te,,,,:`,L°:Hn hurat )d
aGyG,
and
diqraliolirt to
proceeding
othernt yet adopted. The At the NBlLlMoesnl!.
MOST desirable FREEHOLD z, in
cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re- . weakness, relaxation,
is speedily removed, and the paytplent rettogredromtoth:oisucZapoidaienit:
ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old
fttoerretheirySetriehee-
gorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a A '
Beenttr7filAraolrurraNeirLagFAngdßulMekinihoeannigeshtiabgh,lidantlie:OuotffuAlcrioyloesitauamtiotnedine,
itiiiiburn gleets, and every weakness that affects the perseverance
beendotr inedthciaiarnidrnediapeorrantiaaviembirayetmeretetzleuiesirei, or lessCaorex
i Larrthlyniilylosrd
bladder• and organs of urine. By its efficacy many I:urorePhasr requisite
Women have become mothers, who for m illy years slumbering spare destroyed,
bad been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the firsot r ti•tintcit(ambili T 1 front of theing hai%l.rosiaodn woithin a mile of the City of Rochester, in
and retail, at Mr. cutler's, No . 1, Cheapside, corner have been of
under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the rt:: Princtibury, fiveg
miles ftr Gvr'larvi in
t-ndi eke
e 2 from Parishes of Stroud
and
rcomadical
of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having • tiful part of the County of Kent commanding exiteritisi7 ;aanr 'I"
ea Paternurer-row ; and retail, by Damn and Sharp, zceived a permanent core, reracisuentst
ithh!ta.crefercuce, Ituheresoujaeeepnrospects of the Thaimes and Medway, the Nore Pend.
e
PotutOttth ; H.ill and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, may be made .to them assatisfactory
Weston,et l'4 allot y, and Jones, Pialsea; Trewman, ;Jemmy of Messrs. Carne and Co.'s plan of treatment. Manyu.
Out-sabuildingts.coulnliteryt!an
wd.itrharaialtarni-house, Barn, Garden, and
redeemed ;wthiteh Estatel is in hand,
Exeter ; Cuokw 4/I city, Glenville, Gilbert, and Box- oattiddrheadse Genntleumden have had Strictures front ten to twenty yeah ; and the purchaser will be ac imodated
eerotfhe ca,arel of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, ,
; and one-third of the purchase money may remain on mortgage.
land, Plymouth; Newburs, Dublin; Baxter and Mac- and ether aura n
icee,wwiho atteuipted the cure 7'obe viewed by applying to the Bailiff, Mr. George Wh:e'r:
thanalti; 6 laegow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and by the application a thergl'Unar calisten diva success. 'at Bill-street, Frindebury; and particulars had tO d- • '''r' dal •s previous
urrie and Ca may beet)
, , , naillted liy either sex with the
C irgill Edinburgh • Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peek, Messrs.o to the sale. at the Bull, Crown and King' Mewl
Sun ; Gregson and Billinze, Liverpool; Stains and trieaattioes7.6delkateny, secrecy,
atie and
i honour, at their house, No. 107, i Falcon and Prince of °siege ions, Graies d
21:;iiis,ailltdescbesti r ;
andcountryn arlehrequesied to state bourne; and Granby Imo, Dartford; Rote and Georgel
Inns, 6Sietcltlige'
_Lynch, Winchester ; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and the particulars. of their'enatses in the
general
neasbit of living, &e. Stroud; Rain and Bell Inns, Maiknone •of Mr. Gibbs, Solicitit;
laderyd, Bo niingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most Inclusing a ienottance for advi6ce and at-tathe Auction Mart ; and of 'Heinen and Phps 62'
Meticine Waders, is bottles, at is. 9d, 4s. 4A. a 225. wits
he Vow or stilt to any part of thekiage:in. the same Old Br root, Royal /inhume; where a pint of the Estate'
. may be seas. . . .

RECENT CURES, 1 Si 1.
To Dr. S o tom o re, Gilead• House, near Liverp wt.
ST —An instance of the singular efficacy of your
Cordial Balm of Gilead, has fallen under my notice, which
merits general publicity. A man, in this neighbourhood, about
the age of thirty, 'had the appearance of labouring omits that
most dangetous disease, the PitrhisisPulmonalis, or Consumption.
He:bad a considerable degree of hectic fever, profuse night sweats,
'expectorated much, and•was reduced to a state of elite/he dehi-
hty. Having had the best medical advice be could procure, with-
out obtaining relief, he had recount to your Cordial Balm of
Gilead. For some time be perceived little alteration ; but perse-
vering in the use of this medicine, all the unfavourable symptoms
gradually abated, and he has attained a vigorous state of health.
Your's respectfully. B. 800 ruaorn.
Pontefract, April 2,1211.
'lO Da. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Uverpool.
Sta—About two years ago 1 laboured wider a violent Nervous
Complaint, attended with great Weakness and Lou of Memory;
was indimed to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead, which I pur-
chased of your agents M. and R. Branthwaite, Booksellers, in
Kendal, and very soon found the happy effects which It produced
by being restored to my former strength and mentor,. 1 have a
wish to make this case public, but motives of delicacy prevent my
name being inserted. Any person wishing to be informed of fur.
ther particulars, may have ample information, and a proper ad-
dress, by applying to Meters. Brantheraite. se. a.
• Hawishead, April Sth, 1511.
Sold at 10s. ed. per bottle, and family bottles containing four
at Sss. each, by Mathews and Leigh, IS, Staand, London, sad
all Medicine Venders.

FAMILY RESIDENCE, and LAND, at DEDHAM, upon tl
bottlers of Suffolk, about seven miles from Cokbester, in the
county of Essex.—By HOOGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, June 12, at 12, In 2 Lots.
Lot 1. A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE,
1 -1. consisting of an excellent FAMILY HOUSE,
built within nine years, under the inspection of an eminent Sur-
veyor, and is replete with accommodation for a respectable Fa-
sully, the residence and properly of Sr Eituen Tetssiea Esq
removing to town. The House contains six bed-chambers:dress-
ing-rooms, nomerous closets, and water closets, dining and draw.
ing-rooms of good proportions, library, and offices, with capital
eellaring fee wine and ale ; detached are two excellent stables for
four horses, a two stalls each, coach louse, and harness-rooms ;:
the Howe is surrounded by pleasure-grounds and gardens, the i
grounds ate ornamented with flourishing shrubs and fruit trees.'
with a paddock of rich Land, containing about 25 Acres.
Lot 2. ls a very valuable rind improveabie COPYHOLD ES-
TATE, only divided film Lot 1 by the High-road, consisting
of a paddock, containing about 84 acres, upon an elevated and
111014 beautiful situation for buitding, coteenvuding a fine view of
the sea and port of Harwich, and overlooking thirteen parishes ;
the land is well fenced, and ornamented with clumps of fruit-
trees and plantation' ; a well has been sunk, and water found ;
with a comfortable Family Cottage, containing several rooms,
stabling and premises, of which immediate possescion will be
given. The land is laid down in grass that has not beep mown ;
these seven Weight years. The land-tax is redeemed.
To be viewed with Tickets only, and Partieelars had 20 days
i previous to the Sale, et the Cups, Cokheiter ; Three Cups, Kar-
-1
with; Blue Posts, Witham; of Mr. Dawes, solicitor, Angel-
' court,Throgrnorton-street ; at the Mart; and of i10r,,,,,art and
[ , Phillips, 62, Old limed-street.