Star.
London, England, 1819-05-15 00:00:00

THE KING V. WILKES.

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Mr. ADOLPHUS moved for a Rule to shew cause
why a criminal information should notbe filed against
William Wilkes. It appeared, that for the space of
two years, letters of the most abusive and indecent
nature had been sent to the females of a family at
Gravesend, and that some persons were induced to
suppose that they' were .vvrittea by Mr. Crudep, a
very resnectable solicitor, who resided in that town.
At last, however, they were believed to come from
Mr. Wilkes ; and the present application was made
by Mr. Cruden and his mother.
The Cotmr, after hearing the affidavits, said, that
this application would give the parties an opportu-
nity of setting themselves right in their own neigh-
bourhood ; and that, if the facts were denied, the or-
dinary Tribunals of the country would be open to
them for further pioceeding::. They did not consider
it necessary, therefore, to grant a criminal informa-
tion in this case.
An Inquest was held, on Thuviay, at the Stock-
Craven-place, Bayswater, on the body of
'ho was killed by being thrown our

Members of the royal
heir Diplomas and Testitr.o-
-r, No. 107, Ilatton-garden,
NRRVOUS DF.BILITY,
STRICTURES of the
consulted either personally.

, introduction to a friend
discovery and acquisftion
of ihrbility, frog *hat-
Violent weans hitherto
every r.iusto'.ir fibre of
and re-establiphea his
and thus expoing

, Partictaars are preparing, axd ma:- ii- had by thst e 1 of June,
Mews. CURATE '. of Messrs. White and Woodrnife, St:licifors, Liticeitil Inn ; •.f
. ..appribbatiai of nit ' Assers. Lamm% 'Salicitnrs, lirirtni ; of Mr. Cooke, S,Aicitor,
eotopletini; is three weeks Boss; and tote. moan time a Map of the Estate nay he ir -
trees of tit& skit ' ofge-ted at T.Tr. Wok .s...itrtf, rand Armt %NI s,,rvcrv, Sc.. et,
'0ri.d...407, Thsuoss.gdziea. . 1.4a1t-biall, of rtitua; Mato r...sy be had :t.t :Las h.

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OrliE riddyring Cates aoffultittflie
debted Success of lii "Ligiaih's ANTI i
111(11MCINILS:
Mary Archibald, George-street, Edinburgh. vets
of a Scorbutic Alfecdon which p e had
Mrs. CArtaiteg"edwitYOl‘firiamßslestg,alg"alivanintnti7ttco!ts
ky, %vas 'cured of a violer.t Scurvy, le beast and
which almost cieprived het of her senses..—A, '-
Browning, Druggist, Paisley. 0/ G.
A son of 5.:r. Ifal:yburtoit's, llowpasley, near Timid:, tz.
after eight year' affliction of the ticurvy.-,Wit..,m,
Armstrong, Drugaist, Dulwich.
A'Oendeman in-Glasgow had a severe Scorbufc
he bought one bottle of Mr. Upturn's Antiscotbuic Dr.
one bottle alas Lotion, which two bottles perfect.). cet
Uhl' own astonishment. —Attested by Dr. A. 11.`Dot.i.d,
sow.
Robert, son of John Graham, of Ifittheontown-llcal
Carlisle, was cured Of the Scurvy after twelve nwtth..
by one small only.—Attested by J. Jolli:, i9y t;

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Suld by Mr. Lignwm, Blanchester; J. Evans an! $. t
Long-lane, West Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Bow Vhtr-e 7ard.
Barclay and Sons, L 5, Fleet-market; Edwards, lA, St. I%:„ri
C.llurch-yard; Butler and Sons, 4, (Itaptidc, London, zu;
SackYille-strent,,D4blin ; and the principal Mee.:cine Vol4l
in Town mid Country.--;-Price 24. 9d.-4s. 6d.— nil

Just published by Mr. Lignum, a Practical Troads; ua CU. V.
neeeal 111sease, price 2s. 6d.- and sold by all booksellers.

VTARSIIALL'S CERATE prevents an.: ram
IVA. those trouhkarn • and painful visitants CIiII.III.AIXI,
whether in a broken or unbroken state; remove, the lute,
and Inflammation on the first appl wtinu, :Ltd when br34x.

heal: in a much shorter time thane:act be ore dited butbi-:1Z
rience. Wounds, Illeented Legs, Burns, Scalds, sz,4
Ulcers, of every denondnaoptiony ana
rtclinixtoutter'
rhzh.m Bi . Juneeweverlonigs;h:
are effectually cured by this Carat:.
Copy
" Minns—A very singular and intportant Cate pri,-spi
by Marshall's Universal Cerate demands publicity! S. Gfoc,
Esq. had a man named Harris working with him, who bee! ',my
, afflicted ncarly IS years with a most shocking inflamed ofkl
I leg, insomuch as to ba almost in a state of puireiactiGe ; S,rd
been in the Loudnu llospiol, to the salt water, and un.tet
:eons of this plate, for seven years past, when tight buias
Marshall's Universal Cerate, he bought of me, completely cures
him. I shall think: the proprietor is promoting the cat.e
inanity, by publishing this case, and every opportunity at
making it known will be embraced by your obedient beLls
servant, " E. PISILCV,
" Dull-etreet, Irmnlngbarn."
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by Mrs. Marshall's Agents, T.
Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, neatly opposite the general entratcs
to the Cathedral, on the foot-way ; price Is. lid. end Ea ae„
per box. Whore also may be procured,
SPILIMURY'S PATIENT A.:ILS:011.11'1IC DROP!, a ReMeei
14urvy, Gout, Rheumatism, linaptive and SCr=l lhYsat
tipared at the Diopeasary, Soho-squrte, cn, live&
10% 6d. and eEI 2s. Duty included. The genuine has a 1314
Ink Stamp.

COMAE BALM Or GILEAD.,
LADIES of cold, acrid, or bilious habit of body,
'dieted with Languor, Head-ach, or Hysterical Affections,
cannot hive recourse to it more salutary remedy than the Cos.
WAIL Bata Dr Ganso. To *Gentlemen from the East or Wee
Indies, the Student from public seminaries, cr those stomm
cupations require sedentary life, this medicine Ilia effected am
derful cures in cases of debility'', originating from best ci climate,
or relaxations.from juvenile indlscre dor se- and the effects olio
tense application to study or bpsinets.
Sold by Leigh,. Sttand ; Bacon, ISO, Oxford-street; Swan
and Co. Bow Church=yard; Butler, Cheapride ; Tut!, F.:chaste;
and Ward, Holborn; price I Is. each, or four in one Car-...iy
Bottle for &la. by which one 11 s. bottle Is saved, with the words
" Smut Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-IMPETI.
GENES, or SOLO:11ON's I)ROPS (without mercury, or any
deleterious preparationj..uthich stand In the highest estimation
for the cure of .the scurvy., scrofula, leprosy, and all dissedes
originating Wan impure state of-the blood; being gradual, ger.de,
and almost imperceptible, in their operation--the best substitute
than has ever been discovered for that dm.gerous miners Me.
airy, sweetening the Mood, and stimulating it to expel all seri-
ous mad impure juices, giving strength and cone to the worn;
enlivening and invigorating both body and mind.
Price 11s. per bottle, or four in one family bottle -es- 335. es
which one small bottle•is saved. The warns Sam:. Solixsor,
Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each bottle, althea
which none are genuine.
Also, price 3a that scarce, interesting, and useful Fans",
Work. (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and
a View of Gilead-Home), entitled, A GI/11)EL° II F. 11.141;
or, Advice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints-Ih*
SOLOMON, M.D.—Containing a Treatise on Fa inaleDiksues,
Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also Genii-al Ana-4s
on those Diseases with which the Musson Body is mostbm.ieuril
rm 'filleted ; explaining the sysripto, mode of treatmehi!Bcc
Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter. the usual:ro-
Cet of a one pound note to be inclosed, addreiseci, .4•NicSer
rn. Dr. Solomon; Gilead-house, near I.lvetpoor ".P.4
double postage.'

IMPORTANT ADVICE. - • •
WHEN Men of Education and Profeaiemil skill
use persevet'n c ntlev,vou rs to discover the most rate
vertain method of trea:tog a few prevailing Moises, the mons-
ful result of their tape rie nee is the best proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS apd Co. Members of the Royal Collegial Pi-
geons, have been induced to make the cure of the foll.iviing the
object of their particular study, vii. a eerfabs Disorder, frecara:l/
contracted in a moment of intoxication, and its cooconitarali
Strictures and Gli:ets, which, by an improved plan, are 'peter
and effectually cured ; as alo debility, whether ailing from
lhc-
chanaliau indulgences, long res!dence in warm elimatee, or a Se-
cret solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued by the scab of
both sexes; in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and is :Se
other a numerous trails of nervous diseases, which, ii noitlaulT
remedied, terminate in impotence and consumption. In dint 1i:-
tensing state of debility or dein...covey, whether the consemexce
of such baneful habits, or atistng from say other cause, by Void:
the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, at tegular:T
educated Surgeons of Londom they or a firm, safe, and ipeedf
restoration to sound and vigorous hi abb.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure cf thee
particular complaints, in order that they may nut be, by A rtio
taken few, marked with the Oblequy so justly attached totle
ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves !ovate tt«
they have been properly educated and initiated Into every 61112:k
of the profesalan (eure,lcates of which, from different liospin:ll
and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, the; heir
to convince any inquirer) that the.: success vesultlrg from the
endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the gene-A
Practitioner, and they presume that :heir pretandor.s stunts: to s
fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which dtcf
have, by the Public, been an liberally honoured.
The result of a lung and extensive ; ractice has enabled titan
by a superior method, to remove venereal estriplainta,
ever inveterate or cumplicated, without rubjectittg the in:LI
to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent cases,,
where an early aeplicatioo is made on discovery of the de
intim; they frequently perform a cure in the short space :re
two days. The unpreci der.ted success of their mode of
treatment (which has never been koowa to fall In one sisg:!'
instance,. In a practice of.prenty 'rears; during which pc i
matiy thousand person et.th sixes have been rured, even aftt:
severe and injurious methods have beet pursued by ocher
timers, without effect), induces thee.. thus trahlicly offer riser
adilee..--To be consulted daily:he l'ati an et either wx, `a"
creCy, delicacy, and attention: fitters frora the Costar, tc:l-
- the particulars of the. case, age, and mt.ener of hvi4, •
closing a remittance, duly attendee to, and adviceand mono*
forwarded to any part of the kingdom.
GOSS and. Co. M. R. C. Surgeons.
IS, Bonnie -erne, Plen.anut, T,ordre.

Just publishask 100 Velem,
The /EGIS of LIFMk, a foliate l'ornmenrary on the
Diaitastu--By G OSS and Co.—Addressed to the Yet th ;44
Maturity of both Sizes. 311 v be 1441 at Na t=o, l'arcr.l.•"`'`M`2
fris Pall Nall; 24, Gestard.amet ; 274, Flett-stsect ;..rd
cc
Honipirlien. price :o

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Of ao-htfioranation of the cheoe. after twefre horst ;.:G¢-
Arts, die lanfe of 11. Site, Foq.ef itatt-erwat.

IJV : mud pAY.511.1..cl r,

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dale Argos, Craven-pl ace, Bayswater, on the body of practice in this ibi etropu lis, h b
fection, it is not easy to ref avebrought this
rain from expressly
Villain Little, who was killed by being thrown out nation at the frauds
tand.hijuries committed t
of * cart, the horse having taken fright. Verdict—
fellow-creatures.
trifle with the I
Accidental Danish.—This -was another of the nume. the lives of their
rods accidents caused by taking the bridle off the moms. Cu ARIE and Co. are Members
leges of
be London and FAlinbur their Dipi
bead of the horse where harnessed to a carriage. puts ,„.,seen at their House, No. II
. yesterday an Inquest was held at the Phcenix Pot- ;here in all cuas of SYPHILIS, NRRVf.
ter's-field, Southwark, on the body of Sarnuel.N:kylor, *VASCULAR RELAXATION, sTM,
a bricklayer, who, the preceding day, had fallen from tiltEl'
lett HUAs B`c.Y.c. &e. they may be connate
RE by er.
.a high scaffold, and was dashed to pieces. Verdict— Maus. CURRIE and Co. owe to an Mtn
Accidereal Death. • and pupil of the illustrious Mt.?, the disco.
. • Yesterday morning, between 11 and 12 o'clock, as of a inn* mode of treatment in all cases of I.
a farmer's cart, loaded with grass, was going along ever cause erisinz, which in discarding thelric
practised in this Country, give a tone to ever
orford.otoet, it %vas-followed by a number of chill-gicient, resumes his animal spirit., ant
dren who Were pluck-tile spme Rowers that were the'tric without inflamiug the Constitution,
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eged Irbil the grass, driver frequently warned ' him to the dangers of a relapil.
ttom alf*Ts. *inch tbey &um arded, and at length I In STRICTURES of the URUTIIRA,
afeirli a• OTT *tie girl, tempting to reach i i 1 C.
ttave excited the astonishment slid
one lir-inglare idled_ 'Mica' Men, by oomple
i. ato the cart ,was thrprn der the Wheel. and mosteares „bs have dehad all the resources of
C.' J '•!tcd to death. •-• 1 VALciace soup all puts of the. W0r:c1....1