Star.
London, England, 1819-04-05 00:00:00

IZIECORDER'S I:E.PORT.

Saturday the RsconOrTrinade a Report to the
PaittieclUblik? of the following prisoners tinder sen-
tence of death in NeNrgate vit. •
BMAPowell, Sarah Powell, Jain Rabat; tunnel Mac-
v Thaws Williams, Wi hiAn Breen, -Jain (lase, Robot
holes, ase MIN James Reed, George Nutter, and WilLers
Orion, for.stealing goods, &c. in • dwelling-house; Vincent
Russell and 'Martin Ward, for sheep-stealing; Elizabeth Neale
and Elisabeth Patching, for bouso-lareaking in tie day-time ;
Isaac Cooke, John Davit, John Frost, and George Armlield,
for highway robberies; Alartiu.Shaan, William Sergeant, John
Williams, William Jones, and James Charlton., for burglary ;
James Danan, for horse-stealing, convicted in February last;
Robert Taylor, convicted in December last, for cutting down
and destroying one bunched and twenty-one trees; and• Ann
Arnold, convicted in January last, for stealing goods in a dwell-
ing-house : when Dania! Moose, and William Gores, were or-
dered for execution on Wednesday neat. The others were re-
spited during his Royal Highness the Pacts Russel:pleasure.
Yesterday a very impressive' discourse was deli-
vered by the Res. Dr. COTTON, in Newgate Chapel,
to the two unfortunate men ordered for execution.
The Chapel was well attended, and the men behaved
in a becoming manner. Mooned, aged 24, one of the
men, was convicted on the 17th February of stealing
as immense quantity of property in the house cf his
master, J. W. PARKINS, Esq. The value stolen con-
siderably exceeded £l,lOO.—W. Green, aged 46, the
other prisoner, was convicted, on tte 23d of the same
month, of stealing to the amount of 1:232 in the house
of Mrs. STEVENS, a publican in Marshall-street, Car-
naby Market. When taken, there were ten skeleton-
keys, a crow-bar, a dark lantern, phosphorus box, &a
found on him. He seemed quite resigned to his fate.

Robert Dean, the young man who was convicted on
Friday last at the Surrey Assizes, of the murder of
Mary Ann Albert, a little girl between four and five.
years old, on the 16th of October last, in St. George's-
fields, and sentenced to be executed this morning, has
been respited till Thui sday next.
J. Macquire, convicted at the Cambridge Astizes,
and left for execution, for uttering forged notes, hall
since been reprieved.
Friday se'nnight were. executed, on the new drop,
erected on the walls of the County Gaol. in North-
.ampton, William Minards, William George, &aja.
min Panther, Edward Porter, and John Tqffe, for
house-breaking. The two first had been convicted
at the preceding Assizes of a similar offence, and were
sentenced to be transported, but broke out of prison,
and in a few days afterwards committed the offence
for which they have now suffered death.
Tuesday, William Gledhill sat six hours in the
stocks, in the front of the Leeds Court House, for
being drunk.
A man, named Richard Crunden, of Brighton,
yesterday se'nnight, having laid a wager with his wife,
that he would drink a bottle of Hollands in five
minutes, poured the spirits into a quart mug, and
drank it off in one-third of the time ; after which he
swallowed a considerable quantity more which threw
him into a state of stupefaction, in which he conti-
nued until Tuesday morning, when he died. This
depraved creature had lately come into the posses-
sion of considerable property by the death of a near
relation,_ since which period• he had been in a cond.
nual state of intoxication.—A Coronet's Inquest was
held on the body on Thursday. Verdict—Died by
excessive Drinking.
Monday last, a person from Horton, did private
penance in Bradford Church, for abusive langurge.
' Saturday se'nnight, an information, promoted and
supported by the evidence of the Rev. Tliosras
Waoawooa, against Captain GREED, was heard be-
fore the Rev. Dr. Comte, one of his Majesty's Justices
of the Peace for the county of Oxford. The offence
laid in the information was, that the defendant had
kept a greyhound at the parish of Headington, not
being qualified so to do. No evidence was adduced
Abet he had in any single instance used the dog in
question, or any dog whatever, in the parish of Head-
ington, or elsewhere, for the purpose of killing game;
but the fact of keeping only was the offence alleged
against Captain Caw). The Act of the sth of Ann,
however, prohibiting persons, not being qualified,
from keeping or using, the defendant, although he
had taken out a Game Certificate, was convicted in the
penalty of £5.
FOOTPAD Roaagar.—Wednesday evening, as Mr.
Staotrrox, of Mead-street, Water-lane, was return-
iag to town from Footscray, and having occasion to
ced! at Blackheath on his way home, he was stopped
near the end of the lane leading out of the Maidstone-
road' by three fellows, two of whom had on sailors'
jackets. One of them placed himself at the head of
the horse, and the others robbed Mr. SINGLETON of
his watch and £4 101. in money. They next took a
bundle from the head of the harness, and made off
ace oss the fields, threatening to shoot Mr. SixotatoN
if he attempted to follow.
Monday last, a boy in Manningham, in coming
out of a coal-pit, when he got to the top, fell to the
bottom and was killed.

An unfortunate accident occurred on Tuesday in
the New-road. As Mr. Bassatsta, son of the late
Dr. Bessasts, of Basilden, Berks, was crossing the
road near the Small-pox Hospital, he was knocked
down by the pole of a carriage which was passhig,
and before the coachman had time to draw up his
horses, the fore wheel of the carriage had passed over
his neck : he was immediately. taken up and carried
home b bent the vital spark was extinct.
We are requested to inform our Readers, that
Messrs Comm and Co. Su eiCharlotte-House,
' Great Charlotte-street, Itlacrrigsars-mad, have, in con-
sequence of their extensive practice, and far the ac-
commodation of patients at tbeWest.end of the town,
established a Medical Board in Woodstock-street,Ox-
ford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a
l'hysician, of 40 years experience, and a Surgeon of
greareminence, reside, and where all the Board alter-
nately attend, the whole of whom are Members of the'
Royal Colleges—that thousands have been restored to
perfect health by their uttited talents is universally
acknowledged, many of whom had been discharged
from Hospitals, and otherwise improperly treated.--
They are consulted at Woodstock-House, Woodstock-
street, from Eight in.. the Morning until Eight at
Night • and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-liouse,
Blackfriars-road, from twelve till eight, in the evening.
J.—Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from ,
six till eight, at both houses, and.on Sunday mornings
until twelve o'clock.—Nu B. Mesbrs. Coorcit and Co.
beg to .observe, they have no connection with any
ether "Canctmi, therefore all letter*arc to be directed
,to thyrlotti-lionse, adjoining Mackft4l-4-104d.

Afternoon

CLENIC47. LvrrLLICZN-ct.
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The Rev. 11. S. Plumtre, ILA. to the Rectory of Ese .. 11111imelli
...1 Nottinghamshire. OIL 0
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at Lately, the wife of Joseph Itiehardson, labourer of the Pe' I 9gnore
of Upton Warren, near Eroontsgreve, of fuer 6se lona.
' dren, who are all living and promising to do well,
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Lately, the Rev. Thomas Davis, of Attie:gone, to Mn. IC* 1
, of Leicester.
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• The Rev. I. W. Trevor, car of Carrarvon, to Fr th, d a
. 'Althea, eldest daughter of ; Vicar
P.ev. Archdeacon Wollasten. - fad
. Wednesday, James Adey Ogle, 11.11. &haler of Tenet i* A
lege, Oxford, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the Lite ai,•• at
liomfray, Esq. of liroadwaters, Worcestershire. e the
DIED. ilid- pa
• Lately, the Rev. Charles Steggall, Rector el Wyvastore -• I
! Westhorp. Most it
The Rev. R. Strode, of Nevenkarn Park, Devonshire.
, The Rev. R. Coulthred, late Quite of isieworth, and h Those al
merly of Wickham, Hants. bid. 11
Rev. I. Nielson, Curate of St. Phillip's, and Lecturer of : 10d. pc
Saints, BristoL
Aged 68, the Rev. Jas. Butterfield, Vicar of Norton, Hee lime at
In his 80th year, the Rev. Thomas Baker, many years i km '
rate of Gilding/tam and Rishangles, Suffolk. lis ess
March 22, at St. Marra, Scilly, Colonel George Vigor ; , • •
Lieutenant-Governor of the Scilly Isieuds. : Man
•• Monday, at Riekinghall, in Suffolk, aged e.O years and c of pa'
day, Mr. Zechariah Poole, who accompanied Lcrd Arahcrst •
Embassy to China, as the Assistant cf Mr. Abel, Surgeon • • At
Naturalist.
Lately, aged 75 years, Henry Nupn, Esq. of Merlin.
where he had practised as a Surgeon far nearly half a century.
Friday, in his 82d year, Mr. John Marshall, Keeper of • . la;
University Library; Schools, &c. Cambridge. 1111.sfitat1)111
Monday, at Linton, in his 90th year the Rev. Edmund - Leg lit
Rector of Dueford St. Peter's, Cambridgeshire, and formerly slu
Fellow of Corpus Christi College, 11. A. 1753, M.A. 1756. • • a
Lately, the 'Rev. C. Tahourdin, RD. late Fellow of Corp
Christi College, Rector of Stoke Charity, Hants, Vicar of it -in 1
cognise Regis, Beaks, and Rector of Cornwell ohs
Jan. tie, at Kingston, Jamaica, in the prime of life, Wil ' • . • •-.•
Caldwell, Esq. oat of the Representatives in Assembly fur • (
Parish of St. Dorothy, and an Alderman of that City. Ihee
Lately, in his 13d year, after a few days illness, William • 71► '
Esq. F.R.S. Aldermen of Leeds, and late Senior Surgeon MU
the Leeds General Infirmary. Mr. Hey was born on t Ith
etleof September, 1736, and is the fourth member of his fade' two
family whose life has been terminated in the 83d year; two - a
his brothers and one sister having attained, without suressibi the I
that age. • - I
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ATESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Roy. .
College of Surgeons in London, here sedulously deve: •
their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those disc:
den which so frequently embitter, and COQ often prevent, • '
inestimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous ail" , 001
cations they have hitherto received from pereons of the fast di Cure
Unction, and the uniform success attending their superior mod tide
of treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publicly to ki
offer their assistance. In all cases of debility or deficieeicy, whe•
tiler resulting from the too frequency of participating in the glee
ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of liberrinier, Aless
or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mire, wale_
and destroys the 114svcr of youth, by producing sterility in the ore u,sos
sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe and peen:awn It lb.
cure. To those who, from such complaints, ire prevented once Dss.
ing into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over Corks-
their-infirmities i 9 silence, it 111113 t be consoling to know, km- !tore
ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other eioiLi
Practitiooers, that by a renovating and infalliki:e method they m"1 Lee_
be restored to a sound and vigorbus constitution. A ccrem ~,,,i„,
disorder, frequently contrasted in a tnomefit of indiscretion, and ji-c;;
every species of Venereal infective., by a mild and never-fade./
mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, wltho'.tt 2
restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra aye Paz
Gleets, which they are enabled to cure in a short period, wirecet 12,„
recourse to the painful and dangerous effects of the Caustic; rcfc-
reneet of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gent:tutus 1:1:
of high respectability, who have beets cured In a very short periols ---
after having laboured under strictures for many yi an.
To Married Females, whose expectations of those teeder
pledges of connubial happiness harebeen defeated, it may also le Ti
I a pleasing reflection to know, Chit by a proper perseverance :et
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their remedies, the general houlth is renovated, and the impteie
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ments removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exchseively professing the
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cure of these particular complaints, in order /hat they may not be
marked by a mistake!' few, with the obbiloy 93 justly attached:*
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the ignorant empiric, think it hint justice to themselves to state,
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that they have been properly edimetedeend initiated 1010 evert
branch of the profession, cardamon of which Iroln various •111,
pitals, and testimonials rom the highest professional authcritice
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they have to convince any inquirer. That a. resider.ee in the
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warmer hemisphere of our extern wort i al 'mei! is in other ears
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emboldens them to assert, that their reseitrehes having-been core
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fined to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a ceetaiaty of
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renovation to such as may labour under the debilitatiegeffectsft
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a life passed under the torrid zone ; and farther, that haying hed
opportunities in their professional capacity
or forming anintinetle
acquaintance with the constitutional bellies of seafaring pereal',
they offer to them the best assurances of immediate rates; the 1 ,
the success resulting from their eni.eavcrtrs first indeeeditkeer ~
to
quit the practice of the eeneral precritioner ; and they preset..
• that their pretensions con eittee a fair ground' fee ehe lave:
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