Star.
London, England, 1811-01-12 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On the 10th inst. at St. Jamas, Church, William Gordon,
Esq. Oxford-street. to Mrs. Leakfold, of "lotteuhasu-street and
Mill-hill, Middlesex. _ _ _

In Kildare-meet, Dublin, John limes Cullen, Esq. Lieutenant
Cclone! in the Leitrim Militia, to Miss Finucane, eldest daugh-,
ter of the late Dan. Pineuane, Esq. of Stainer I'a: k, county Clare.
Mr. Morris, Soutkdewn brewery, to Miss Dent, daughter of
the late Ccptain Dent, of Plymouth Deck.
Lieutenant Pullen, of the Royal Navy, to M►ss Haswell, of
Plymouth-Dock.
Captain Aitchison, of the Bombay Military Establishment, to
Charlotte, fifth daughter of W. Terrington, Esq. of Could-square.
At Rickhundsworth, the Rev. Edward Anbery, Rector of
'Clipsham, Rutlaidshire, to Miss Williams. daughter of Robert
Williams, Esq. Moor-park, Herta, and M. P. for Dorchester.
Ag Amersham, Bucks, the Rev. Joseph Heath, M.A. in Dat-
chit, to Miss Marsh.4ll, of Arnersham. ,

AND WILLIAM WINTWORTH, FOR A CONSPIRACY.
Mr. Anot.rims, on the part of the Defendants,
moved the Court, that the recognizances of the De.
fendants to appear and be tried these Sessions might
be discharged, the prosecutors consenting thereto.
Mr. ALLEY, for the prosecution, stated that the
defendants, joined with 19 others, stood indicted for
a conspiracy against the Proprietors of 7 Airimer ;
that the other defendants had been all convicted, and
were now suffering the sentence of the law : that the
present defendants having evinced great contrition
and a due sense of their offence, the prosecutors were
willing, with the consent of the Court, that nierey
should be extended to them : that theprosecators
were not actuated in the prosecution by resentment
against the individual, but by a desire to put a stop
to an alarming and increasing evil, and by the pu-
nishment of the convicted defendants, to exhi!)it an
example to others: that as they conceived that ex-
ample had been made, and they hoped would have
tl:e proper erect, they did not wish to press the c.v,.., DR. ?REAM A N'S GurrA SA LUTAR I S
on the present defendants, and therefore they consent-
'I'HE value of this Infallible Medicine has been so
ed to the recognizances being so respited. -1- Inn; proved, that nothing of the present clay can bear a
cowhmilthetiittteon
cwtuaithniyt
cinuralels tandeddeiffraedlr nit stages of a certain Disease,
ut
The It eCORDInt said, he perfectly concurred in the
observations that bad fallen from the Learned Coins. exciting the painful fsclings and salivation,expgaoseUretrthonaltiahtetendsit,
sal, that the object of all punishment was example il without debilitating tke constitution in any degree, or even requi-
ring confinement front business, or restriction in cli;ta. The radical
and that the Court, in awarding punishment, always
mule
than so
have proved their claim to public
felt for the individual, and lamented the necessity
indicting it. Still, however, the Court must and did sexes, they prove a never failing y restorative, of approbationvirth
fori twhetherhe debility
the of both
lsprodneed by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the el
feel, it owed a duty to the public, and of which duty
feets of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad.-;•
it could not lose sight. Conspiracies of this nature
acanneot be recommended
d todstrongly to those who will fe-
were of a most baneful tendency, and oflate had one , „lbw?. Stubborn Glret.,
to a dreadful and pernicious extent. It was the duty . and every ' sPal:n-Yssithat rolts theesbluidinerkildoldu
of the Court to chock such transactions, and it would Its efficacy many women kaveliesmue Motasibera wrgalholstorot 41..rklarge.hBsyd
check them. If the example already made of the other s beesa,„„ drived of that hal•Pineas.
f wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheansi, de, cot-
tiefendantS had not the desired effect, the Court must --0
ciiiadterstort-rozwi:t 'tail: and Co. Stott, Cargill, Mandel',
and would be more and more severe. In the present ! re:,
war. • sow : lioxlSsini...Granedle arrg.d See, Piterltearistdi Sad lan'aciodn' ,Gilag-I
instaace, however, as the defendants had taken
nines from the punishment of the others, and, he month.; liall„.Hanling% and .Johnston,. Gosport j Newliery atii-1
'Crewman,
Met. wta Tinier,. Will; Aniiuti, Mn ors, and
rii,VoritiSmainoulth ihJoggett.ifaunt or. ;
hoped, would still be worthy members of society, and . fin' Dublinp '
as the prosecutors concurred its the recognizance: A.znetr; ; °c"riat'utw..:4'i
being re isitaids We Court coasoated to We notion. cowry Medicine Vactrs, ut.' biatimeeiziis:47l3/117. geßrist. astifis.ando4l%.cist