Star.
London, England, 1810-10-06 00:00:00

POLIVR jer,
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MANSION' HOUSE*
again charged with
min; fiihtilonger.
Mrs. Benjamin sta►
caiining.Z4oo, in notes
iron chest, the former

6ra—l purpose sending yon translations of the "Songs of Dear.
dra," from the original Irish, which have been greatly admired by
all who understand that language. To explain the cause that gave
birth to these pathetic effusions, it will be necessary to prefix the
following short account. DAYIZ.
Deardra was the daughter of Macdoil, chief
-Historian of Ulla (Ulster), in the north of Ireland,
under Concovar, who *as King of that district, in the
first century of the Christian era, according to the
accounts given by ancient writers. At her birth it
was predicted that she should be the cause of great
calaniities ; but the King, unterrified thereby, took
ber from under the care of her father, and had her
carefully reared by persons of his own appointment ;
Intending, when she should have attained to mature
years, to make her his consort. Unfortunately far
J is plans, however, the beautiful Deardra fell in love
with Nesa, one of the sons of Usna ; and with the
assistance of his brothers, Ainli and Ardan, eloped
with him to Alban (Scotland), in the western parts
of which Nesa had consiJerable property. 'Here they
lived happily, until a messenger arrived from Conco-
- Tar, inviting them to return, under the appearance of
friendship, but really with a view to their destruction.
Deardra endeavoured to dissuade the vouthful'heroes
from flying to their' own ruin; but their generous
hearts suspected no treachery, and they complied with
the' Invitation. With great -relicts:we Deardra left
the shores of Alban, and during`the passage sung the
following plaintive stanzas :---'
SONO THE FIRST.
Oh! 'dear to my bean is yon east•lying shore,
And dear lovely Alban to my parting sight—
I ne'er ' for NASA, who fistter'd me o'er,
I had forsaken that land of delight.
Oki dear are the vales of Dunfil and Dunfay,
And dear the tall cliffs that conceal them from view :
Inis-Drayon, Dunsairni, are dear too as they...-.
•
With tears of affection I bade them adieu.
Coilcuan! Colicuan 1 when Allem the brave,
And ARDAN the villain t • Ail me went,
With Nasa, where Alban repels the wild wave
• • Of the West, then my days I delightfully spent.
- I'l' biowefsko shady Glenlee !
' In Igleptiod 1 treated, secure from alarm ;
-1110Phthilionitrui love hitunlted to me
• ithipresent ti shleldirte freM danger of harm.
411111ensmisan! Gloamesaan! I loss thy rich dales,
1544 with herbage so greet, sod with flowers so gay.;
Where Inver's clear current is fami'd by soft gales,
W'e us'd to repose in the beat of the day.
• • nevoid),! ab Glenelek thou enchanting retreat,
Whose lot; y woods smile to the radianiCef morn;
• In thee did the &stinks first fix my seat,
in loVely .Glenelch of the white-blossom'd thorn.
Illenarehon I Glemarelion ! fat:beauty far Ilien'd
• • Is the Sallefirelow the 'ridge Of Diettieboa
The days of tis# elifldhood`leitlilissa;
• Glersarchott ! lit 'thee ilmee'rtflril' pleasantly en.
And thou, Glendorna/ the a 'wise art dear,
` And dear are the shades t a 1 sitlisisowet thy breast;
%Arse the sweet song of birds. hi the spring of*, year,
Awoke me at morn. at eve lull's! me to rest.
! der to my heart is that wide-spreading shore,
"'Ant il;ar the bright streams thro' its sallies that stray;
tely you it griev'd my OieckbOsom full sore—
' *fore behlpd Nsaa forlaade tale to stay I
Drornore.

nat. The next.morninl
on a search was found prisoner's. Asisorion.
• In defence she acknowledged taking the property,
but said it was merely, done to prevent ,the children
getting at it. This defence was, however, deemed so
futile, that she was committed for trial. •

IV. Fc!lard was -again privately examined relative
to aiding Roberts in his escape, and WAs again reman.
ded for another examination.

GUILDIIALL.—Yesterday a decent looking woman
charged a girl of,the town, named Ann William:, with
fobbing her of a silk handkerchief.
The prosecutrix stated, that, she was coming up
Cheapside about eleven o'clOck on Thursday evening;
when she was surrounded by some girls (of whom the
prisoner was one) who asked her to give them a glass
of gin. With this request, strange to say, she com-
plied ; and after they had left the gin-shop, the priso-
ner snatched a silk handkerchief from the neck of the
prosecutrix, and- ran of wiih it ; she was, however,
soon stopped by the watchman, but the handkerchief
livas not found upon her ; nevertheless, the prosecu•
trix offered to swear to the prisoner's being the per;
son who took the handkerchief.
When called on for her defence, the prisoner told
quite another story ; she stated that she prosecutrix
(who by-the-bye does not in appearance at all meet
our ideas of either an antient or a modern Sybil). ac-
costed her, and asked her if she had any money ? for 1
if she had, she (the prosecutrix) coulu, by help of
how /wens and conjuration 01the stars, spew her all
her good fortune, past, present, and to come. They
went together to the gin-shop, where the prosecutrix
produced a pack of cards, and a scroll cm 'which was
engraved strange talismanic figures, being the :whole
1 • art, science, and mystery of magic. .

Here the worthy Alderman (Domville) stopped
her, and bid her speak as to the handkerchief. On
which she vowed by the Heavens, and every constel-
lation known to the Chaldean Astrologers, that she
knew nothing of its fate ; how could she, since she
was no fortune-teller. She was well known to the
officers, however, as an old offender, and was reman-
ded,
to allow hertime to consider whether she would
restore the handkerChief, or niake a compensation to
the prosecutrix.
A Jew, named Hart, and his wife, who keep a rag
• and glass shop in pettieoat-lane, were charged by
•Messrs. Pellat and Green, of St. Paul's Church-yard,
with having in their possession a quantity of patent
glass illuminators, the property of the complainants.
The woman stated that her husband is a glass-
cutter, and that she goes about with a horse and cart
buying old glass ; and as she buys many hundred
weight a-day, she cannot tell where she purchased
these illuminators.

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WATE,RIArO PL4C4$*

114111 Z.

ARRIVALS, AT BATIi.

Earl and Countess of Uxbridge, Earl and Countess of Dart. j
mouth, Lady Call, Hon. Mrs. Vane, Sir O. Gordon, Sir F.l
Coolde, Chief Justice ]Mansfield, General O`Eerrall, Admiral
Hargood, Admiral Christie. Colonel Haynes, Colonel Coope, ,
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell, Rev. Mr. Tripp, Rev. Mr. Dean,
Captains Mansfield, Cathcart, and, O'Court,l.ieuteruw. ts Mangles
and Firmin, Mr. and Mrs. tielfe. Mr. and Mrs. Betesford, Mr.
and M. Givfoo, Mr. and .Mrs. Strutt, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton,
Ir. ant. Mrs. E. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Hawker, Mr. and Mrs.
Adair. Mr..and Mrs. De Cardonnell. Mr. and Mrs. Boner, Mr.
and Mri.tlorriby, Mr. and Miss Cox, Mr. and Miss Baillie, Mr.
and Mrs. and Miss Ellis, Mrs. and Miss Knightly, Mrs. and Miss
s3>Reilly, Mn.'s.lad Miss Rudd, Messrs. J. Roche, Maenamara,
,Barrow, Holdef.,,,Canway, Stanley, Goodrich, Francis, Hewitt,
P. Coffin. Caxillfrftbaei, Matthew, Clarke, Poare, Poole, Sparrow,
Gillies, Gaskell, Bah, Ward, Williams, Morral, and Gwynne,
Miktresies Norris, Smith, Marriott, Ross, Bailward, Starky, Eck-
lay;-Ortistio, and D. Snrythies, Miss Lawrence, two Miss Tu.l
gossa,..isfri. Griffith, Misses Joyce, Hughes, 'Ferran, 1.160, Ilon-
timt,ManFornbre, Bloonerhassett, Oliver, Jones, &c. &a.

AT CIIELTIiNIIAM.
Lady Thorpe, Dowager Lady Abdy, Dr. Shaw, Dr. and Mrs
Grijkpron, bs O
INs r.Fraser, Rev. Mr. Ireland, Colonel Dodgson, Captains
',aillips,Whyte. Erskine, Csokson,Willis and Monarty,
Mr.-and Mrs.Erfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. liatfith/, Mr. and Mrs.
M'l4llffia&PAn. I.ucas, Mr. and Mrs. Carta ; Messrs God-
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Mackenzie Prii

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esterda)
over
,by a. waggon loaded with charcoal, in Surrey-
row Blackfriars-road, and killed on the spot.
Thursday evening, as a tradesman, residing in
Watling-street, was walking up Fish-street-hill, he
was hustled by several fellows, who found means to
rob him of his pocket-bock. containing £32,.in bank-
notes, and got clear off with their booty.
Early yesterday morning a dreadful fire broke out
at a large warehouse nearly adjoining
.Mr. Calvert's
brewhouse in Thames-street,.( not Mr. Calyeres brew-
house as erroneously stated yesterday) which at first
threatened the destruction of the whale of that im-
mense building, and even of the barges pn the river ;
but by the timely arrival. of the engines.and a plenti-
ful supply of water, the fire was got undei about three
o'clock ; but not till the
.whole of the extensive ware-
house was burnt to the ground, and two or three
houses damaged. The loss by this conflagration is
,13,06.0. We are happy to hear no

Mr. Green was enabled to swear to three large and
eight small ones ; and there was about half an hun.
dyed weight more, which he believed to be his pro-
perty, but could not swear to. Those which he made
oath to were restored to him ; and the parties were
dismissed with a suitable reprimand.
UNION HALL.—Yesterday John Knntle was charged
by Daniel Blackgrove, constable of St. John's, on sus-
picion of having stolen a ham. •
The constable stated, that as he was going his
rounds on Thursday night, he saw the prisoner with
a bag, and enquired what was in it ? when he said it
was wood ; but upon insisting on examining k, he
threw it down, and attempted to run away. The con-
stable, however, stopped him, and found the bag to
.contain a large ham.
The prisoner, in his defence, said, the ham was
given him from on board the Armitage, Newfound-
land ship. The Magistrate fined him 40s. under the
Bum-boat Act, which not being prepared to pay, he
was committed for one month.
Thursday, as a gentleman was driving a telegraph
gig, in Blackfriar's-road, the horse, which was a fine
isprited animal, started at a boy with a whip, seated
On a lead of hay, and ran on a bank by the roadside.
'The gig was instantly broken by the shock, and the
driver jumped out. He was much hurt, but no bones
were broken, 'Several hackney-coachmen stopped
the horse near the Chapel, after he had dragged the
shafts, which separated from the body of the vehicle,
`near 200 yards.
Weatherall, of Mellish am, was conuicted, a few
Idays ago, at the Shire Hall, Chelmsford, of having
purchased regimentalneeessaries, from a soldier of the
Derbyshire Militia, for which he was fined .16 ; which
'ietn, after deducting the expences, the Commanding
Officer ordered to be disposed of in charity.
Wednesday last a fine youth, who was bathing at
Paul's Wharf, having ventured near a barge, was
'carried under the bottom by the stream. One of the
'bargemen having procured an oar, he placed it near
the lad, who seized it while struggling for life, but
Oilas exhausted, he let go his hold, and unfortunate-
17' sank and perished. The bargeman in attempting
to save him fell overboard, and it was with ditficulti
that he was e xt r ted from the• water by his comb
panions.
a fortnight ago, a most distressing accident
at Strathblane, about 11 miles north of,
Several boys, on their way home from
, went into a sand-pit, to divert themselves ;
afterwarasthey, all went away, excepting% fine boy,
Mr. Craig, a carpenter. This boy not cow.
at the usual time, was missed by his pa.
and search immediately made, in vain. The
ma, searched the sand-pat repeatedly, but he was
to be found. Early next morning, a

began digging in the sand-pit, and after ,
Perae'erante, they again gave up their search. ,
shepherd's dog, who had gone elcmg with his master,
-observed them give up the search, than he,
greatest ardour, fella scraping with his feet.
the - Returned to digging in the place
waf sfroping, and there found the.
cbildl About the time the accident
'Jamie en, aiderable Gil of ruin, ar
•tboi boy had gone in under the tar
screen hiosalf ftsaa it. and that it
%Teti hial,

All'AßZnt

opt
4111. os,
SSG.
SOL,
635.
MIL
S.

to 6s. 104.
Lamb Ss. 4d. to 6a. id
ISCAD •1 C•tl'Llt Taus 'my.
Boasts, about IWO—Sheep and Lambs, 8,700.
Calves, 1110—Pigs, 250.
,NEWGATE.AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Per etrons of olb. by the carcase.
Beet 41. od. to ss. Od. Veal 45..44. to 3.. ed
Mutton 4s. 4d. to Ss. Od. Pork 6s. Od. to
Lamb . As. 4d. to ea. 44
Lamb Skips, 2s. to-55.,31.-4boarliugs, Is. 1011.
PRICES OF NAY AND STRAW.
ST. mules's. Wstayocu.seat..
Hay SE Os, 40.x.,.0.. Hay SL 10s. to
Straw 31. 9a, ,444 *a.
.plaver IL Os. to lot.
Straw 11. 18s. to el
PRICE OF NAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Meadow Hay 71. es. to tOl. Os. Clover 81. Os to 1 11. n
New ditto 51. Os. to 91. Os. New do. 01. th to 01.
Straw 21. as. to 3L 12s.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
5A05. POtli r,.

to G. ast,
41. to i•

computed at_ XI Kent 51. Os. to 71. Os. Kent at. Os. to 61. et.
lives were lost. , Susses SI. os. to 61. Os. Sussex 31. Os. to Gi Ist
Kent Pockets, new, 61. to 81. Bs. Sussex Dino, M. s.. to 71. :s.
An uninhabited house, the bottom part of which is
under repair, &fated within two doors of Air-street, PRICK OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKI.I.
Ltd. 21d. (..talf Stint Stis.th
Piccadilly, was discovered to he on fire at four o'clock filr: - 251 26d. Ditto 371. in
yesterday morning and some incendiaries were doubt- 28s. 3is
less the cause. The.hou se of Mr. Newman, silversmith, merchants' Backs 20d: 21d. Ditto
Dressing Hides 174. 19.1. Small Seals .gs. Id. 16, :!
is parted froM it by a passage only, and three men Fine Coach Hides 19d.' Lid. I.sl ditto ititis r,...
alarmed the maid-servant, and Mr. Newman's family Crop Hides for cult. 19d. tsd. 'ruined !low Hides 194 2cil
was all in the bustle for safety. The house was Ditto 17d. 19d. Goat Ulna 6% 7.,
RAW HIDES.
elouded with smoke, and the alarmists, not being able
Best Heifersl (per Ordinary li. 4Q4. to Is, Gd and Sterra
.b 3 open a door which leads to the shop from the pas-, .tone) ss, sii. to Si. Od. Market Calf 1.-ss. ca. ~,,,,
sage, they forced a pannel, and effected an entrance. Middlings 911. 24. to 2s. 4.11 English klerse 131. to 14,, ti
After the alarm had subsided Mr. Newman found PRICE OF TA.I.Low.
that he had lost out of his shop-window a tray of dia- st. James's Market 4s Ad Town 1 Wow 714 f.. 1
15,410‘. .
mond rings, watches, and other valuable articles. No
i artlit '
.1 Market 4s lid are Market 4s 24 Y
White R ism 7S. i„1
ditto 6?, •,..
trace has yet been had of the villains or property- j pet stone of Bib. - Soap ditto ess i)!
On the 20th of August, -Messrs. Archbald Mur- j 1121 7d Melting Staff as nos (.4
ray, son of John Murray, Esq. of Grischernich ;.! Average 4s 21d Dittoruurh Its. 00s 4.4
Graves 16. od Good. Dregs Ils 04
William M'Leod, son of Lieutenant William ,Mac-
Yellow Soap, 90s-Mottla, 100, Od-Curd 104. us.
Leod, late of Glendale ; and Kenneth Fen !rein, son ' -Price of Candles, per dozen les od-Moulds, Od.
of Mr. Norman , Ferguson, of Skunden ; were unfor- COM., MARKET, October S.
tunately drowned in the offing of Lochbracadak, in . Ships at Market - Bold Prices.
1 KunderlJud
coming round the point of Ullinish, on their return !
3 St. David's 1 325. 6d. to 00s. Od.
a 85i. Od. to 30s. ad.
from Minginish, in Mr. Murray's barge. It is sup -
TH33E CQURSEOi OF EXCHANGE.
posed that the barge was upset by.a.sudden squall
A t rdani .
Ditto e . , U Palermo, 125 Pence per oz.
blowing off those high lauds. After.a fruitless search
b at sight, 32 9 Leghorn, 53
for upwards of two weeks by their afflicted relatives, RottitiLtm, c. 1.10 0 1 U Gases, 34
their bodies were found thrown upon the shores of', Hamburgb, 31 4 2 U ventev, n. C. 42Liv.Pictsts
Viskivaig and Ebost, and interred amidst the sincere f . t?"' .
31 .5 s U effective per l. KM .
, Paris 1 days da. 21 8 Liv. Naples, 42
regrets of their friends and acquaintances. ! Ditto 2 tn. 21 13 Lisbon, 37
imauzsrs.-An Inquisition was taken on Monday ~11 urdeaux, do. 21 Is Orono, 6$
at Plymouth, on the body of J. Westcott, a labourer. I,.l4drid, Effect. Dublin, 91
who was shot in the tut npike road leading to St. Bu- .. Wiz. 42! Effect. I Cork, ICI
deans, on Sunday morning, by T: Davey, a servant BUboa Effect. New Dollars
of Mr. Vice, Miller ; and after a long and minute in !- ' Rio Janeiro 72, Malta 61, Gihralta; ss. ilid.
34.
New Doubloons, se4'9s. Od. Gold in bar, per ez.‘4,6s.od.
vestigation, the Jury, consisting of the most respect- COUNTRY MARKETS.
able gentlemen and farmers in the neighbourhood, re. s
turned a Verdict of-Justifiable Homicide.-It ap-i
ay.-Wheat lots. to 'Rte.-Barley 40a. to
tidies-Beans3:24.-
0ata"21871.0 sos. to 725. per quarter.
peared that depredations had lately been committed .teats.-wheat 1061. to 1381.-41ariey 40s. to sos.-0.1
at St. Budeaux and the neighbourhood on the pro- Ans. to 365.-Beans Stir. to 68s. per quarter.
perty of the farmers, to a considerable extent, by I. wmtwacc.-Wheat 12s. to 145.-Barley 41.61. to 75.--nr+
gangs of men, insomuch that the farmers were obligl 4s. Od. to 5s 3d-Old Beans 71.01. to 9s. 31-White Psas ;3.'15.
ed to keep a nightly watch; and in the night of Satur-
to 84.14:4.-Spring Vetches, -s. od. to -s. Od. per Inssbel et
day last, the said T. Davey, with four apprentices,' from $4 to 96 quarts.
o price of a
discovered the deceased and five others, stealing the I buthzeirooafO IVI r
wheat
a awzaasi, S
s,r .St e o:1
d according to whit 1. rip., and a 2.e.•
turnips ; and that they afterwards waited in the road'
on Western Mill Bridge, to detect the plunderers,' allowitice made to the baker, tlicassize awl price of bread are t
follow, viz. the peck loaf household, to weigh 171 b. 6P5. 4s. n,..•
where they met some of them laden with cabbages' the half peck, 2s. 2:d. ;Jed the smaller in proportioo.
. --_
and turnips, packed up in their shirts • ' the deceased
DIED. -.
and his ass-xi:des were stopped, and Davey enquired
what .they carried, and said 'they were carrying what of
was not their own ; whereupon Davey was knocked ' relatives and friends.
OPnor the
aset, 3d
merchant,ultio after
mucahl‘lanugielliiiriteedni by M
ar n Edwardtimeto us G
circle 7:
down by one of the men, and kept on the ground by : On the 28th ult. at James Ogle's, Esq. of Waltbaatuow, NW;
' others, where he was beaten very severely, and his W. ward,
Esq. of Trinity College, Ozturd.
companions beaten and overpowered. Soon after '
Davey made his escape and ran to his master's house!
adjoining, for a gun, and returned to the bridge to
defend himself and his companions. At this time
four of the gang were running after the apprentices, ,
flourishing sticks, and swearing that they would make!
a finish. Davey called out to them to keep off, it.
they did not, he would fire; but they paid no atten- '
tion, and continued running, usi ig similar expres-1
sions, when Davey fired his gun, and the deceased re- ,
ceived the contents in his belly, of which he died in'
about half an hour.
MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE...--The Hero, Captain
Newman, having lately arrived at Portsmouth, from
her station in the Baltic, brings with her the intelli-
gence of the following distressing event, which lately
I happened to a part of her crew :-Two boats of eke
above-mentioned ship were ordered to cruize against
the Danish privateers and row-boats, on the ISth of
August. One, which was commanded by Lieutenant
Jenks, upset in a violent squall, but, by the great ex-
ertions of Mr. Henry Wittenoom, the officer. in the
other, Lieut. Jenks, and seven of his men were saved,
and nine drowned. In this deplorable state, with a
boat too deeply laden, in consequence of this increase,
they resolved to attempt to save their lives by run-
ning their boat on shore at Rostock, in which they
succeeded, though nearly exhausted, and landed in
safety. 4t that awful period, the night coming on,
and the storm increasing, they were (horrible to re-
late, and scarcely will it be believed in civilized Eu-
rope I) again forced to sea by the Mecklenburgh sol-
diers. and abandoned to the fury of the elements,
which their boat being unable to contend with, was
struck by a wave, which filled her, and she instantly
J went to the' bottom, three only of her crew being
washed ashore by clinging to some spars, and the two
afficers.and 15 men were drowned I The surviving
11hreideclare, every appeal was made to the Officers'
humanity to let them stay till the gale .
they offered to sun ender themselves prisoners
(biit all to no purpose, for they
go their fate with the point of the
Act of inhumanity, in a civilized
,e 0 be credited. 'Captain Newman, upon
ilinatantly sent in a flag of truce, with
eliitdee. of Mecklenburgh, to demand
lid} of those unfeeling brutes, .
~the bodies were found they might
ilied- Mr. Wittenooin visis•juse e
*Sib imd was on tier ere ailwomotiOn
dimmtnimg, witham inferior fete* tam
Danish privateer and her priers

TO-MORROW.
Sun rises, Sun sets, I Mnon rises,
2S minutes after 6 37 minutes alter S 0 minutes attar 14

•. _ -
HIGH WATER AT ,LONDON BRIDOE TO-MORROW.
Morning.. ....... 57 minutes atter §
Afternoon 35 minutes aftvr 9

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL, LETTERS PATENT.
T EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous to
L their superior elScacy in curing every degree and syrnif'
of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without cocfinenant it
restraint of diet, is an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret el li-
ner. One small tandem Pill is a dose, its operation imperce, -
dbl., and requiring no panicelar attention.
In IS days they generally cure those creel Diaorsieri ; 341
where they Liu in that time of perfectly restoring health, the
tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the ere t.f hcbt
so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever se great.
It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directlr is
the complaining part, and enter into contest. with the ofkoilh'S
matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. Thetare dada•
red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a new
rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fan iu every year.
in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to Mir-
fhat whatever he promised himself from them, they were start,
hail =deemed, as though impatient of immortal and unit€'l,
awn- Those i'dla are most worthy a place in the cahinuts
Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, far that they OA
keep goOd in all climates any length of time and that they tutve
now borxte the test of near 60 years, with Inereasieg crAlt
themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch Mat during II"
last eight years they have radically cured upwards of to,uou ?er•
nom, mate, of whops had been di charged from Nosplials
salivation had been frequently repoated, and all other ma.a,/
made use of without effect.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tuns: Ai TA rtoi.•
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at 1th149"?.
No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where he will give advice, widow
Fee,to pumas tag these Pills, and will answer Paid 40."
tens, if post-paid, on the same terti.n, observiag in all kWanjihi
most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or case having DO'
mentioned, but at their own partioular request, by tigPropritter.
during.the course of more than 40 years, slat he has had tPi.
dvaind of on extensive male a the abovesmediclue, and awl"'
arising therefrom.

70 THEZDYNNW477I STAR.

POL 1c,4, Jet __ ,
tarapilscoad leading. to - brook, on Thursday, -4-.....i.a.....
U. —Yesterday .Elsa Burge: was! bAtrrett4wo-4914-440.9 49h4 litirOSA4 a•v4fitter, .-414iPtelynt'S:
ith robbing lier, master, Mr Ben' 'rind I%ilip d. coo„d- . ciiachnian, in coseatteos I,•ntilbeatoruktairi,l4r#rt7,.",
~ • . ja, • • . . to
of Duke's- place. aFt lic-house quairei. After fighting .I.irttes, 41/01001104Witie 'OIL —4l. to
.
.
I stated, that she put her pncattcon . Coulthard reettlieil a bloW on the side e head Oats . so. 9-41. to
. . -, 56•• —6. to
notes and cash, into a drainer in an above the temple, which dropped him like alcorond Pas ea. —4l, to
n•mer was locked, but the latter was ~,he never rose .again; The deceased was apparently SMITHFIELD MARKET. October
Dining the property was missed, and winning the, battle, when he received the fatal Wein, To sink the-Olfal per stow of olb.
ound in the prisoner's impulsion. Yesterday a child, about 14 months old, was run ...,aed 4s. Bd. to as. Bd. Veal 4..
• • • • .. ' gAir away h 0 2 1172170112 loaded with chArcnal. in Surrey- -11"4" . 46% PI, tg
.(ii_s• 4.04.,,aP0rk 61.
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r. C The constable stated, that as he was going his on Western Mill Bridge, to detect the plunderers,4fon3w, viz, the peck loaf household, to weigh 171 b. 6em is. •Sl'.
rounds on Thursday night, he saw the prisoner with where they met some of them laden with cabbages' 4d. • ed the *mailer in properties.
WATERLY6 PLACES.
a bag, and enquired what was in it ? when he said it and turnips, packed up in their shirts • the deceased 1 the half pock, es. 2; , a
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was wood ; but upon insisting on examining it, he and his asseciates were stopped, and Dave enquired I DIED.
ARRIVALS, AT BATII.
threw it down, and attempted to run away. The con- what they carried, and said they were carrying what of Porisea, merchant, much lamented by a numerous circle 4.t
Earl and Countess of Uxbridge, Earl and Countess of Dart. On the isd ultimo, after a long.illness, Mr Edward Good. yr,
stable, however, stopped him, and found the bag to was not their own ; whereupon Davey was knocked ' relatives and friends.
mouth, Lady Call, Hon. Mrs. Vane, Sir G. Gordon, Sir F. however,
On the 28th ult. at James Ogles, Esq. of Waltbantstow, Essex,
Cookie, Chief Justice Nlansfreld, General O'Ferrall, Admiral .contain a large ham. down by one of the men, and kept on the ground by ! . •
.. itiargood, Admiral Christie, Colonel Haynes, Colonel Coope, The prisoner, in his defence, said, the ham was others, where he was beaten very severely, and his W. Ward, Esq. of /dotty College, Oxford.
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ev. Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell, Rev. Mr. Tripp, Rev. Mr. Dean, given him from on board the Armitage, Newfound- companions beaten and overpowered. Soon after' •
TO-MORROW.
Captains Mansfield, Cathcart, and O'Court, Lieutenee is Mangles
I Won rises,
and ship. The Magistrate fined him 40s. under the Davey made his escape and ran to his master's house i Sun rises, I Sun sets,
i Arid Firmin, Mr. and Mrs. Belk. Mr. and Mrs. Botsford, Mr.
.'tiled M. Geloo, Mr. and .Mrs. Strutt, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, Bum-boat Act, which not being prepared to pay, he adjoining, for a gun, and returned to the bridge to
I,p/tr. and. Mrs. F. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Hawker, Mr. and Mn.' was committed for one month. defend himself and his companions. At this time
:2S minutes after 6 197 minutes aster ES I o minutes aster it
,attclate, mr..and Mrs. De C,ardonnell. Mr. and Mrs. Boner, Mr.
1..
, rid Mri. flornhy, Mr. and Miss Cox, Mr. and Miss Beane, me. Thursday, as a gentleman was drivine a telezra h
„ four of the gang were running after the apprentices, , Morning..
kilteH WATER AT LONDONs7BnßiinulDUtesEaTttGe-rIVItOSRILOW.
flourisiting sticks, and swearing that they would make! Afternoon ..... ... .... 33 minutes after 9
''and Mrs. and Miss Ellis, Mrs. and Miss Knightly, Mrs. sod Miss gig, in Blackfriar's-road, the horse, which was -a
fine
;O'Reilly, Mn, and Miss Rudd, Nieves. J. Roche, Macnamara,' spirited animal,
started at a boy with a whip, seated a finish.
. Davey called out to them to keep off, ie . --- we'
.41arrow, Holdef, Canway, Stanley, Goodrich, Francis, Hewitt, on a lead of hay, and ran on a bank by the roadside. i
they did not, he would fire; but they paid no atten- I BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAI. LETTERS PATENT.
F. Coffin. Carmiehael, Matthew, Clarke, Poore, Poole, Sparrow, . • ilea, and continued running, usi sg similar expres-
The gig was instantly broken by the shock, and the
gun, and the deceased re- , T
Cilliee, Oaskell, Bali, Ward, Williams, Moral, and Gwynne, lions, when Davey fired his their superior elEcacy in curing every degree and *rare rt
'Mbresies Norris, Smith, Marriott, Ross, Boliward, Starky, Eck- driver jumped out. He was much hurt, but no bones PLAKE'S Genuine PILLS, so justly famous to
-illey,.Ctitistift, and D. Smythies, Miss Lawrence, two Miss Tu. were broken, Several hackney-coachmen stopped ceived the contents in his belly, of which he died in' of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without coufiacmun .r
otons„iefrs. Griifith, Misses Joyce, Hughes, 'Ferran, Lloyd, Bon- the horse near the Chapel, after he had dragged the about half an hour.
neAsirnEdoeconibe, Bloonerhassett, Oliver, Jones, &e. &e. MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE.--The Hero, Captain
per. One email tastdess Pill Is a dose, its operation ampere,.
shafts, which separated from the body of the vehicle,l restraint of diet, is an easy, expeditious, safe, and sesrel.re it,
I
AT CHELTZNIIAIII. near 200 yards. Newman, having lately arrived at Portsmouth, from ale, and requiring no particelar attention.
• Lady Thorpe, Dowager Lady Abdy, Dr. Shaw, Dr. and Mn her station in the Baltic, brings with her the intelli-I
W' Weatherall, of Monlsh am, was cone icted, a few ' where they Liu in that time of perfectly restoring health,
, i'•
In IS days they generally cure those mei Disorder`
30.
kGriAtbs, Pr. Fraser, Rev. Mr. Ireland, Colonel Pod an Captains genes of the following distressing event, which lately ' emit has the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve of uctig
Alsipron, Perliips,Whyte, Erskine, Csokson,Willis and Moriarty, days ago, at the Shire Hall, Chelmsford, of having
• -14.41".-and Mrs.,firfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. liatfield, Mr. and Mrs. purchased regimentalneeessaries, from a soldier' of the happened to a part of her crew :—Two boats of the 'so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever se great.
above-mentioned ship were ordered to cruize against 1 allbey, lilt ind-Mrs. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll ; Mesas God- Derbyshire Militia, for which he was fined ;€5 ; which
sal, Woods, Enema, Davis, A. Mackenzie, Gower, Prichards, .11 , the Danish privateers and row-boats, on the ISth of ' the complaining part, and enter into contest. w
m after deducting the ex ences, the Commandin matter which they speedily dssiodge and expel. 'feltyr bona
•,, W. Bryan, Bishop, J. J. Angell, J. Burley,-Oakley, Baker, ' It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to
inathaktehedirectly is
• g August. One, which was commanded by Lieutenant ' • • el, as wat a raw
1 rut by ems/smote to be a preserver of hea ,
eartWriiht, Pole Carew, Bannister, St. George, Hume, Officer ordered to be disposedP
of in charity.
Jenks, upset in a violent squall, but, by the great ex-
. ;met field,Sneyit, A. Brown;'S. Colman, Blackstack, Wall, Wednesday last a fine youth, who was bathing at
!. ' • Moore,Whic hare, W. Batfield,T. Blibteri, Saurin, Say, ertions of Mr. Hear W'ln Ithe Patentee has this rdinary obligation to IMP-
th
by taking only eight eingle Pills Spring
y ittenoom, e officer. in the .s met,
Paul's Wharf, havin-ventured b •
g near a arge, was fhat whatever he remised • himself from them, they were sure
r•
.4, Ashton. M'Camos, Addison, Macrons, Barra, J. W.other, Lieut. Jenks, and seven of his men were saved,A ittlrull
• twee Prody, Nrenhar, IL Cox, CPC Shore, Megneke, Lind- carried under the bottom by the stream. One of the and nine drowned. In this deplorable state, with a! f -....
• wit and exceed, as though impatient of immortal aae!'":
h I WIS '
i ea • t Owns, Nymonds,. Sadler, Speedwell, Jellico, !jerks- •
bargemen having procured an oar, he placed it near boat too deeply laden, in consequence of this increase,
I awn- 'Those rims are most wortliy a piece in the fol 0
ir.
and fall iu every yeart:
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- onk ; Mts. C.arron,Mrs."Barrett, Mts. Sinimonds, the lad, who seized it while struggling for life, but they resolved to attempt to save their lives by run- oOd in all r • • l gth of time and that airy lose
ep g
-.. Mrs. Holmes, Mn, Davis,' Mrs. Throthmorton, being exhausted, he let go his hold, and unfortunate- • ' •
. kMeasters ain,d Captains of Ship.; the more so, for that they . -•
Mn,. ilettee, Mn. Tether, .Mr Betheld, Mrs. Bagwell, Mrs.mug their boat on shore at Rostock, in which thus
ly sunk and perished. The bargeman in attempting
re. C. W. Wiudisch, Misses Shedden, Stainer, Gale, succeeded, though nearly exhausted, and landed in . have
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eueoownuebrevesitanheathecsmtoourrnteaorthediri yecuathorer,winitsitLinucchreitthelstrdrunnelta."
. last eight years they radically Cour .1. •6, wit Lee •Calesi, "Dangerield, Lapealett, Smith, Franks, E. Pole to save him fell overboard, and it was with difficulty sarety. 4t that awful pesiod, the night coming on, : soai oisor of wimps had bt.a, discharged iron, "Impel , .
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Carew, &c. &c. that he was ext r ted from the• water by his con- and the storm increasing, they were (horrible to re- salivation bad been 'frequently reported, and ail other ma.h..
~. r.' . . AT RAMSGATE, panions. late, and scarcely will it be believed in civilized Eti. I made owe of without effect.
See-Fronds'end Lady Goold, Lady Conyngham, Sir William, About a fortnight ego, a most distressing accident
s, kiile, filet *ewes. Curtis, Mr. and' Mrs. Williams, the Hon. happened at Strathblane, about 11 miles north of rope I) again forced to sea by the Mecklenburgh sol- ! Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOSIAS T.:.e5:,,,-:
diens, anti abandoned to the fury of the elem ents,
...fgAps-,Ekie jsition, Mr. liiiirton, General and Mrs.Carleton,Mrs. ,-..
: No 9 New Bridge-street ; where Ise will give 'deice, walser.l.
, 'ad Miss I.it 00. .41r. and Mrs. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Gib- Gds ow. Several boys, on their way home from which their boat being unable to contend with, was ' '
I Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Londnn, at hi !",
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, -Altriflonet afet La ay Hamilton, Sir Janice de Bathe, Colonel school. went into a sand-pit, to divert themselves ; struck by a wave, which filled her, and she instantly ; Fee,
if
post-paid, the same terms, observiag in all Wit`
• Bir Wiles Infitgentld, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and n after wards they all went away, ezce pting'a A
--nebnYt went to the:bottom, three only of her crew being most inviolable secrecy, no patienti name m case
,hiyin, °*,
surviving ' during'the co' of mere than
4°
Yeamehat d he Pr''
donald, Mr. and Mrs. Munro,' Lady H. Horsham, Hon W. '315
Shirley, Nit; and bris. thittopii, *Leff; Mrs. Ladbroke, Miss rents, and search immediately. made, in vain. The three declare, every appeal was made to the Officers lus
i docathelensions
ofed,"bueztateuttahevire
6..1n
apartitheou3balar requwaediuesdebugyhast:+:ienutPttotils
0.,
.. Pi*ene• Ma Weed, g.sonSimess ke- inhabitants searched the sand.pst repeatedly, but he was humanity to let them stay till the gale abated, and ea • • therefrom. • •
Ile where to be found. Early next morning, a party they offered to sunender themselves prisoners of war; ' as, Sty Alban's-street, Fan-mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 105,0'
II et -
11 agairebegan digging in the sand-pit, and after long ba a They are alto sold, by his apolnupept, at the Pe_rfutOcrr 6,
'- • u-ii never raits: but it itenikt tr.;.L.rf this be true, what ---
perseverance, they again gave up their searoh. st• to theirtfoatneowPithurPmetheipoficcnt othfetyheabacluyionileYtd!roeonort
ve
Suchth eamn I ford-street ; Mr. pfsbarousek., 'efo; y, ri,h.,,reee-eli !
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' opposite the Monument ; andilt; nue Parton in evrglach. Kakd ,
.1,9110er3 may not be 4ePri,fat Cerreefs.Ne3.
..ii, abithenys dog, who had gone along with his master, act of inhumanity, in a civilized eountry, is scarcely : witewtiZlA:r4'doessiops,4°' i° ii°3llwh‘stetvegiesesT "'sir', del,ither.ies le ')
i tiffiring-Cross, for last - Fortune aueue'Pee no sooner observed them give up the search, than he, 10 be credited. 'Captain Newman, upon hearing this 1 `7O, • and secrecy.
. 40ertt steiturburs ots his ensile/WM and therefore It with the greatest ardour, fell a scraping with his feet. 'instantly sent in a flag of truce, with a letter to the: • " r4ll` RI vi
. "a..
anti be Wily expected that 'there will be,-franc— the On this the people retureed to digging in the place Duke of. Mecklenburgh, to demand justice on th in prhit
.0 Mee.
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) jetillOithe n 104140 1. "WS o/ *ff." I ' where the dpg was scraping; and there found the- heads of those unfeeling brutes, and to reqUest that if 94e6 ".1". *Mr' ith46l"l"' "4"11r...." to milt"
111
quantity al =lasso VII, known to be, corpse of .the cleild. About the time the accident
ittevik•
iiivik.
appesistie,Rimed, :herd Ine:a eonaiderable fall of rain, end the bodies were found they might
be deceedy intlir.
_..e • '-willik 7.1 i, tl'iltilii"lrtbllfrilif thi:CGOreattUMrSridOtattial%sisirled I Wit?
a:rair--1
.
ss 21st.. I. felony, and all others are counterfeit.
• ratiti,' 711.,‘"tir V. w." 11/// 4._ ei MCF.ele-4...
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.boy had tae in under the sa.o+ •eeet-r • Mr. Wittemoit vitiqutt enteringinea fs' •••••-•,.
n. sul Vila on ark ewe willsomotionjor bravely , LthebloFs l'iretell enclgativistifoir
' ' " ,„., - • te-tts-e. • at.'
• .a.oll‘l'
i * • - .11.4 MI 1 ig, tcl• . a frame Ira sag Mat it nail oaptunng, with an igiferini Itikcso Witiw days&bef9re, e ! 40kea&fr i6e, *Ai
; f•Hr• -1. b?.. 41,4 N 6. • f $ ' ....
ipoi bin& 44 *
. Danish privateer and her rim • , lem ,le-liar.
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sal, , Woods, Ellames, Davis, A. Mackenzie, Gower Prichards,
a_isikke, W. Bryao, Bishop, J. J. Angell, J. Burky,-o;klsy, Baker,
eartirriiiht,. Pole Carew, Bannister, St. George, Hume,
-.lPDingel Seitt,Sneyil, A. Brovra,-S. Colman, Blackstack, Wall,
- 4 aY gbstt, Moore,Whit bent, W. Eatfield,T. Dighton, &twin, Say,
Ashton. MoCamos, Addison, Aldetsess, Barra, J. W.
Agit. tredy, Yenhar, lt, Cox, COL Shore, M*gneke, Lind-
; 'Raw, §4p hens, tiymonds,•Sadler, Speedwell, Jellico, corks-
' ;Ciiiiet?,ronk ; Carroll, Mrs." Barrett, Mts. Shumonds,
.1341 n. Sildflrn.Vim Holmes, 'Mrs. Davin, Mrs. Throekmorton,
• nt. am*, Mrs. Trsker .Mrs. HOW Mrs. Bagwell, Mrs.
rt. C. Ye% Witlisch, Mimes tihedden, Stainer, Gale,
' o.e ew, Dangerlkold. Lancalort, Smith, Franks, E. Pole
Carew, &c. kr—
AT RAMSGATE.

*.'s Sllll.Frands'and Lady Goold, Lady Conyngham, Sir William, About a
lopfhp Ipid *ibises Curds, Mr. and' Mrs. Williams, the Hon. han„„ned
r.,,,,,5j5r0u., Mr. Burton, General and Mrs.Carletoe,Mrs.
ad ittin, Mr. and Mrs. Wohost, Mr. and Mrs. Gib- wasgow•
44, eiSionet. al(& Lady Hamilton, Sir James de Bathe, Colonel school. WI
AlNterlr Slr lligaisiridd, Mr. and Mrs. Robt;rts Mr. and ri Otero
pjlifirs,iderkelefi: Mr. Lad Nell. Mugent, Mr. and Mrs. Grant, son of ati
Mr. and Mrs. Boscawen, hirjitszeraid, Mr. sad Mrs. Mae-
donald, Mr. and Mrs. Munro,' Lady H. IWarsharn, Hon W. mg 41"1"
Shirley, Me/ and IYQFs. Ran o* Mi. err; Mrs. Ladbmke, Miss rents, and
*Viskess. Miss Weed, Miss Wlstssat te. inhabitant
• to, oo where
. •
• agai-beg
"le never rain: k peen 17"—If this be true, what persenverat
. y_npsi.etA nay not be apedat Csorma'at thither&i
string-tross, for last Lottery Fortune skewered al sooner
. Aw i n ts tisbuss on his. ctuaernen, and &waken k with the
iikeff be fairly expected that 'there w ill be;:AtitLehe ondits t)
• •
6#4 Pr*init* x Mar 0.1 ikic44sf where du

mace to tne othters"
gale abated, and 1
the - tice a 7 . therefrom.
TheT are alto soW, by hie appoinupept, at the Perfumers, N •
:lies prisoners
dernotteof tWheattir;
e bayonet ! Stub an 1
rSoird,
.street St. Alb; an's-street, Pail-aiill.; the Toy-shop, No. 105, 0,
d country, is scarcely : town In ENO"4) 10‘• La Beare er eel, Ile" 9e* iC.ll' Kal
--• ;,
t Will 40410 Oirectiopa, whereby person of a:ttber•sci s' '
1 opposite the manMneDieheinent
Trenglisadb;',.
atre?,..orinsih;setvreireet-clionilsl;mse.
urn, upon hearing this, • cur ate w . eele Asa secrecy . •
e, with a letter to the ; Ni' It
—; iTtltiV soitiiii Great Britain is sealed iv with a stae7.
emand justice on the in .41reta, lieonref the Cornmissionsfills printed at thrStit...t
igahntdivtia
dila:let...ob.:, that i 1 tfillee."l".- Agar, Nik ',Neu, 84411400111" L" to i'mkate Ir
ii felons', and all others are counterfeit.
entering into his 21st !. 9
oroMotionja bravely 4, Lthablo if: Istrotai Oa'd b '
aillstifoir I.11.4"&P"'. 10.'141.,,,,it.
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g .iiiiiw days ibof9a:•• p t iiii 145 v . i6t, 16.1. •
Temple-Bar. *Ji *