Star.
London, England, 1803-05-30 00:00:00

HICKS'. HALL, MAY all.

Saturday Nabs Levi, Elizabeth Levi (her mother),
and Amt Redman, were indifted for a confpiracy, in
attempting to murder the batiard child of Phrebe
Levi, on the 3d of April, near Aldgate. The.parti-
culars are already very fully before the public, from
their public examination before the City Magiltrates.
It appeared upon the trial that, as is uinal in cafes of
confpiracy where there are but few parties, and all of
them are in'ditted, it was impoffible to prove the con-
fpiracy, ']'here were. however, other counts, charg-
ing the Prifoners feparately with an affatilt, with in•
tent to kill, and alto with a common Alma.
The intention of the old woman (Mrs. E. Levi)
was clearly lubaantiated by the perfons who had feen
her attempt to put the child down a gully hole, near
Bell-alley ; hut there was not any evidence to prove
that either Kean (the mother of the child), or Mrs.
Redman were in any manner accelTary. They were
contequently acquitted; but the old woman (the
and nicaber of the child) was found guilty, and
tenteneed to be imprifoned twelve months, and at the
cod of the firtt month to he put in the pillory near
Whitechapel Church, for one hour at noon. The
Court was uncommonly crowded, and the fpeeators
nppeared highly gratified with the conviaion and
fentence of the old woman.
There were feveral other trials for afrault, riot,
petty brceny, &c. unintereaing only to the parties ;
and at five o'clock the Court aojourned.

Rov' nWns ms.• —There are commonly engendered,
and found in the domach, and hequently come off
'v the mouth. But how dreadful, and fenflbly .if
fe3ing ttolft be the feelings of A tender mother, to
tee her iiilart of 16 mortals old dying with, flux, and
v-irnitiii', A Worm twelve inches long! This was the
c .fe i.i the child i f Mr. 13. near the Q2teen's Palace.—
N.B. The worm is to be teen in Dr. GA P.1:05 FR'S W;11-
,P,w, by wlinfe Pills the child was cured. Allis Mifs
Jane S. paged eight from die month, from nine to
I twelve inches long !—Dr. Gaitoscsa's Pills, Piailler,
land Oin!mcnt, may be had at his homes, Nn. 76,
(Long Acre, and N....;, Shoreditch; and of al: Medicine
i V ti,leri in the United Kindnm-25. 6d. 45. 6sl.
I:_., rA. or iv. figncd onevery Box. "J. Gissruist."
—(Nit.e Shillings raved in the Guinea.)—A large
P.imphl -t may be had at the Dodoes Hooks by
calzig fur.

MAP RIFT).

At the Farl of Hoards's, in 1 )ottlitliek-fireet, Dubl;ns by rpecial
licence, Lrrd Vifco,nt Glerawlc)., to lady ii.thelis St. Lawrene,
d.tuyh:cr t 3 the Noble Earl above-mentioned.

DIED.

Thurfday morning at herhilLilC, in Bloomfbunt-filuare, aped
rh•• I),iwal.cr Lady DLitt; ftcld, widow• and raidt of the Lttc
Sir Simi,: Di:l:inn-id. Bart. dee, art.!.

sussFX SOU I)OWis:S.
44TDEAN. n.ar F.1.•;1111.1P.N.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By % ERRAI.I. and SON.
At the Star km, in I.en•cs, on 'road.), the 3 tit day of May, 1203,

at 5...v,n o'clock in the Evening,
A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
being part of the Lands of the Manor of Eirlirg;
couprifine, a wary rood Farnwhoufe, and al Old M,nfion, with
Lams, !-,t.thies, and other convenient Out-buildings, together with
Eight Hundred and Lighty :Xeres (bf Admealuroneut) of Arable,
inelof,d Patine:, rd !'own Lands.
The Land.tax exonerated. -

The Eitate extends more than Two Mika on the Sca Colin;
and may be viewed, and further Particulars had, by application to
Mr. Willard, fen. at Eaftdean.
Poil-..fflon to he had the it th day of Odober next.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HOUSE and ESTATES
in SOMERSETSHIRE,

.......
Fight Miles from MAT , welve from Wells, Frtren front Bath,
and within Half a Mile of the Turnpike ROill from Briftol to
Exeter.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the F.:change Coffee.houfe, in Bri{tol, on Wcdnefday, the 6th
of July ne:t, between the Hours of One and Two, unlefa
dif-
pnled of in the mean time by Contracl, of which Notice

will he given,
,HE MANOR cf BUTCOMBE, with the Capital
MANSION-HOUSE of BUTCOMBE COURT, in com-
plete Repair, and fit for the immediate Accidence of a large and
genteel Family, with convenient Outhoufes, Stables, Coach-houfes,
walled Garden. lint houfe,, Plc:Afore-ground, and about Seventy
Acres of Rich Pallore land. forming a Lawn around the lintsfe.
Alfo the Manor of BUTCOMBF. THRUBWELL, and the
excellent Dairy Farm of Thrubwell, nearly Tythc-free, with a vary
good Farm-houfe and Otelloufes appendant thereto, and about One
Hundred and l'ifty Acres of Land, Forty-five of which are Arable.
The whole of the above Prtmlfes adjoin each other, have Rights
of Common belonging to them, and are of the yearly Value of Four
kiuntlrcd and Fifty Putmds, and will be fold fepar. to or circle:.
Alio the Advowfon of the Reetory of llutcombe, with Fifty-two
Acres of Glebe Land belonging thereto, which with the Tythes
of the Parifh, at a moderate Compofltion according to the fair
Value of the Fflates, is worth Two Hundred Pounds a year.

The Fitates arc in a gotten, Neighbourhood, the Mimors abound
with Game, and are in a fine Sporting Country•.
a Apply for further Particulars in Polon, or by Letter (port
paid) to John Savery, Efq. in Brillol.
Thc I'n:tulles may be vicarcd, with Tickets only, to h, had from
Mr. John Stephens, Auaioneer, in and the Poffeflion may
be had on complrating the Purchrfe,