Star.
London, England, 1817-03-08 00:00:00

CROWN SIDE.

On the Craven Sicie;three bargemen, of the names
of Stain,Tooley, and Taolo• (the latter brothers), were
committed for a rape, which, upon the depositions,
was of a most atrocious sort : it being stated, that
they carried a young Woman on board their barge,
to whom they behaved in a most brutal manner.—
The case had excited considerable interest in the
county, when, to the surprise of the town, the Grand
Jury returned Nor a Taus 1211.1. : of course it cannot
be known how the prosecutrix had varied in her evi-
dence before the Grand Jury ; but it seems the banns
of marriage have been put up in the church, between
the actual supposed offender and the prosecute'.
MARCH 7.—The remaining case tried this morning,
was a question whether there was a right of way on
a farmer's ground. and was quite uninteresting, and
the Assist. concluded this mirt►ng.

OXFORD, MARCH s.
Upon the Grand Jury being sworn, Mi. Justice
PARK addressed them. He commenced by observing
that they were assembled to perform one of the most
important duties that could occur to them. He was
sure, however, they would render him effectual and
essential assistance in the discharge of those duties,
when he perceived that they were all scholars and
gentlemen. He (the Learned Judge) had looked
over the calendar, and had found very few prisoners
whose cases would require his assistance to the Grand
Jury. Amongst them, however, was one prisoner,
for burning a barna, and be was happy to believe
that it was not a Crime of very frikqueot occurrence ;
and the offence was punishable under A statute, com-
monly called the lil ,ck Act," and was of a capital
nature. The genaleman who had often opportunities
of knowing -the number and nature of offences in this
county (Mr. Pugh, the Clerk of the Arraigns) had
informed him that the present calendar contained
nearly four times the number it had at any former
period ; and although the crimes were not of a very
malignant nature, yet it filled one with a degree of
honor and concern that the county should be dege-
nerating into such a state of moral depravity. They
must-not, however, run riot against those who were
to be brought before them ; and he (the Learned
Jude) was sanguine enough to believe, that in time
the institutions for moral instruction would ins a sreat
degree prevent the commission of crime.
CHARM or FORGERY.—Iigh irfulherau was capi-
tally indicted for feloniously forging and uttering, as
true, knowing to be forget', a promissory note, pur-
ratang to be of the Governor and Company of the
Bank of England, with intent to defraud Geo. Grim-
biy, of Banbury, or the Governor and Company of
the Bank.—The.prisoner, on being put to the bar,l
pleaded guilty to the minor offence, of having a
forged note in,his possession ; grad Mr. Justice nuns
sentenced him to fourteen years' transportation.
BUROLARY.—WiIfian Joan was indicted capitally
for breaking and entering the dwelling-house of
Lambeth, and stealing a vast quantity of.wbeat and
barley meal, the property of Thomas Holloway, in
the parish of Brampton. The prisoner was appre-
hended in the fact, and the contents of the sack proved
to be the prosecutor's meal. Upon his person were
I found five skeleton keys, a dark lantern, a flint, tin-
aler.bozOcc.—The Jury found him Guilty, and the
Judge sentenced him to death, without holding out
any strong hopes of a reprieve.
00 the Civil Side there are bat seven cases, five of
which are undefended. The Attornies say that the
farmers cannot afford to go to law, and therefore
they isepreiser& refer their differences to arbitration.

Mammy House. Yesterday. John Myers was
again brought betnre the Loins Maxon. charged with
having several counterfeit sixpences in his possession,
without being able to account how he came by
them (as formerly mentioned in this Paper.) The
Solicitor of the Mint attended, and proved them all
to be counterfeit,. The Lotto MAYOR again asked
the prisoner from whom he had bought them He
denied having bought these at all, but said they
were given him by a person to put ofi and he was to
receive al_prony or twopence for each.. He gave the
person's name, and said he had three gross of them.
The prisoner was remanded fot further examination,
when it is expected that the wholesale dealer in these
countetfeits will be found.

BOW-iiiitEST. Yesterday, Mr. R. G. Bali was
taken into custody, in the neighbourhood of St. Cle.
asent's, by several of the Bow•street Officers, And
afterwardt underwent an examination before Sir NA-
TUANIBL CONANT, &C. He is charged with being the
author, printer, and publisher, of two most inflam-
matory and libellous large placards, which have
been posted up in different puts of London, with
_muck .industry, against. Lord Ellenborough and
Lord Castlereagh. Thiry were printed in very large
and. broad type, and as he could not prevail upon any
printer to put his name to such a libellous compost.
(ion, he had his own name -affixed to it, and stated
134 residence to be at No. 21d, Oxford-street. He
was committed to Newgate for trial. A few days
since he applied to the Lord Chancellor for a wan.
4ate against Lord EUealsotongh. He also applied
at Bow-street office for a warrant to apprehend
Lord Ellenborongh, when bis conduct was so ex-
tremely violent in consequence of his daring appli-
-11104, that the Magistrate threatened to commit
• Butt is of a very respectable family and

It is 'rid that. a night or two ago, the person oc-
cupying the house lately inhabited by the elder WA"
snN, had occasion to empty a part of the pre.mises.
10. m, in the course of the operation, the people em-
ployed found a large bundle of iron, which, upon
inspection, turned out to be new pike heads ! The
parcel contained one hundred ani ninety-nine of
these weapons !
Five persons have been apprehended at New-church.
in Ruuendale, who have long been in the habit of
tralEekin • in forged notes; twenty-eight were found
in the brast of one Ann Lord. and 231 in thepocket
•of Mary Lord. Three of them have been committed
to Lancaster Castle.

I NBWDATE AND I.RA DENHAIA. MARKEL'.
(By te• Carcass.)
'Beet. per stone S 04 to sr 44 Veal 4s 44 to 44 Od
Motto• - si 44 t• 41 44 Pork 4s 441 to Ss 44

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTEKDAy.
IT. )AMTS S. WHITICSAPIL.
Hay SI sa od to 61 St. ed I Hay SI et to DI Os
Straw II IU 04 to 21 si OA Straw fI las co al it
Clover, 61. 10s. 04. to 71. ilk

PRICE OF HOPS.
new SAGS. Eta Focal's.
Kent ill 04 to LSI Os 1 Kele - 121 121 to 181 101
%owls 101 101 to 141 05 1I Sussex 111 Its to 161 16.
Essex 121 Os to 161 Os Farnham 281 0s to 251 Ps

RAW

!IDES.

Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is 104 to 94 04
stoop) -2s 84 to Ss Od Market Cut 70..ae15.
Ml.l4!lntl 9s 4d to at ad t.ng, I Ifor.e 9, ct Ito Os
Shrepskins—Polleel, Ss 641. to is OJ.- -D.Avt:ll as 0I to ss sd.

COUNTRY MARKEI'S.
Moment, March t.—Wheat per toad, II !Os. to EIS 04.
New ditto. 001 Os to 00l os. Barley, per limner 2es to 525.
Oats 4 to 40s. Beans 494. to elk. Old Be:.r•s me to t 0•.
Peas 50s to 66%. ItyecOs to CCs.

NtWsURY, ISElecs—Weheat 391: to 140 i Barley :04 to 63, 041.
Oats 185. to 441. wan; 4e, to 7(:s. Peas 347 s to 55..

Otrow D, Much 6-I'he Price of a bus'lel; far Lea; 13t. lie.
Price of the Quarerft Loaf, wheaten. it. sf J. Hot.orbnid, ts. 114
BAP:stray, Itela.c% lil—Whcat. 7s. Od. to ISs.ra a bushel.Flewr.
90s. per sack. Bread as. 6d. the half peek.

COAL MARKET. MARCH 7.
Skips at Market. ships sold. Prices.
50 Newcastle lI 1 Ms. sd. to 4! . ed.
I Sunderland 3 STs. Sd. to. Ms. M.

BIRTH.
Jon. 4, at Mehtml, the Countess of Selkirk, of a divert".

iii D.

Mondq, in Sloane Ereet, aged eight month., &gone WiWant
Barry. the enfant s•sn of S. P. Hurd,E.eq- of the Grefiadkr-guarda.
Sundly ge.nviet,, at her horoc, C'halfoar, Rocks, Mrs. Mary
Price, relict o► the late Rey, Rew Prize.

I.aiely,in the 85th year of his age, tbe Rev. Mr,llipm ,-eitirt,
of Clori-t Cbureh-park, n. ar liinvich, upwards of 4t) year, Racer
of Great Muodeo, Hens.

IMPORTANT ADVICE.
Si quid novini rectius has
Candidus imperti, at non his utere mecune—Hoa.
ripO regulate the human passions, not to destroy
1 them; to give them a proper direction and a due force, he
stead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from our na• ure, a
faolishly and impiously pretending to divert them intu new chap-
, nth—is the business of a rational morality, dictated by the pre-
' cents of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the conclusions
of the soundest phtinaaphy. It is unnecessary, after ail that has
been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in-
dicate those diseases that are brought upon the human body and
mind by indulging to mess is sexual pleasures, and particularly
' by persevering in a Fender*. habit too often acqu.red at School.
It more concern. the private happintes of IndsvideAs and the
general prosperity of the country, to announce to the Public, that
from a long and exteneive practice in ibis particular branch isf
'the Profession, we can with the greatest corithience assure si
Parents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who labour
under • a general or partial debility and derangements of the
Nstvovs Svar au, whether produced by this habit, by inveterate
Svesseitsc:lnfeetion, by intemperate living, er residence in hot
climates, by intense application to study, by immoderate grid,
or.hy excesses of any kind, that we have it in our power so oiler
an eatirely new method of cure, withan the smallest use of
Masco's', which in all the varieties and in all the stager of the 5e
()complaints, has continued to answer the most saugurue exi ecra-
dons of Patients of both Sexes.
The earnestness and anxiety with which the world has long
looked for so insist a desideratum In the comforts arid iterrowv•
menu of a polished and enlightened age, at that of sm 0 tit
talents, and Integrity, devoting themselves exclusivs:y to
disease*, la evit.ced by the eager :Indications tor advice arid rirr-
ilicineswhich we are daily receiving from every 9.l..rter of :re
world. In alight and recent eases of Syphyliric Intrzotion, a per-
fect cure Is completed in the shun period of two days; aatl th,,ge
of the utmost inveteracy, where u:lser Practitioners. Lave failed,

a prom perseverance in our plan of treainteut, ensures to the
patient a safe and ratireal cure. Stricture. i.f the Urethra. !tons
ten to twenty years duration, are hy our superior inethui of cure,
permanently removed in the course of three w,ekt.
Patients of eitfer sea may tumult us onth the greL•ca hiTitur,
secrecy, and delicacy, at our home, No. in 7, li:mon-rattle:4
Painntaia the country, &teething the naTure of •heir rose. a•
unclosing a remittance for advice amt meclicit.el, the s..nie %,:;: Sr
sent to all parrs of the woad. Cliff P lk. red CO., Sage"

No 107, Batt .n .C*l,', •
N. B. The above important dlgetreery in the cure o• .•:!.•
and D•WiltY, was matured by Dr. Cone's, in hie lee tr. v,
through FRANCE, NAPLES, and ROME, from Le L
just married with some highly interesting and important tar . re-
specting tie present state of medical and surgical pmetlec on :lot.
Usatinent, whack be is papal lag to lay before the tob;:e us a
treatise on these complaints, and widelkise hopes so be able to s
few weeks to psWh _

PRICE OF STOC
Bulk Stock skut
LAS PrrrtoCClonist.l469llht :41 70 G9i
4 per Cents. skut
6 per Cent. 991f4i

:S YESTERDAY.
14. Anus. shut
India sunk
India &K ids 98 •1 pr.
Exchequer Bills 6 16 yr .
Com. s..r see. 89iii 7(4;

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