Star.
London, England, 1810-10-08 00:00:00

dfi"in4"eld,
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The —_ .eceiver General consist . fgt.; account
leetion of -die revenue; add` firVion of. alt the name
taxes nudes the revenue leWs 4f-that country:" ' mornin:
In what rammer • does Mr. Germain* eteetite *his when
office ? He eaecates it through me entirely.' • _ seei.
What sum does Ms-.'Germain receive from this to
office lieredeNei,a 'tl4ar'net rent from me of £2OOO at
'twit ; e you ig man diet!
siterlinit;paid in England, free of every expence what- in a few minutes; and Liftineld in custody till the
Coroner's verdict is known, which will sit as soon as
7)ir Right. Hoe. CHA Imes VanEloatt, a Member of the the Coroner arrives.
Rome, examised. • • A private in the sth Dragoon Guard+, afge name
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You are Constable of the Castle of Limerick ? I am. 1 of Crycr, received sentence ot.death (41 Are,1,1,k1,y,4
What are the duties of that office performed by your- t the Peterborciiigh Sessions, for a li;g4.v r' Rtwrv,
self ? I perform no duties.
Are these any duties belonging to the office ?
have understood that in former times the Constable
of the Castle commanded . the town in the absence of
the Goyernor, but of lite years there hat been no
duty done by the Constable.
You have no deputy ? No.
;What: are the emoluments you reee4ve from the
office ? There is some ground that belongs to the
Cpnstahle, which was set by nsy predecessor at £4.00
a.yearo and the salary is .C 1 per day.-
Are the lands of which you speak out on lease ?
Yes, there is a lease of 99 years ; thefe was a King's
letter enabling my predecessors to seta lease for that
term ; before that they hid usually .bCen let by each
Constable during his incumbency, at-a small rent.
(T. t, coidinued.)
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At Conas House, on the lift ult. the Ls ;), stint Hee*
Mackenzie, of Uairloch, Bart.

Saturday last, at plackheath,Williarn Chore •• Laiwrie, egti
12 year*, the so of Peter J a .sir,
Tuesday night, at .I,4puoutb, 4ter .a few h .ers.
Whartrin,head'Warden of the Deck yard, at the pir,
Monday last,"after a losi;,. aad.fingering. Illness, \.r, ikrr
.
timber measurer of Plytnowli.Daaltqar.l.
At Seabauk, on the V.Otta uj s Liwb APKvnaie, yoongsr,
of Seatwell. '
A; iti* house, Edinburgh, on the 25th ult. Mr. Robert Spen;r
Dentist 4• his Royal jrighticss the Prince of Waits. ,
At the Manse of Ormistan an the 22d ult. Thomas Same.l
audios p. Minister atAsillrk.

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Oct. 1.

.ONDON,
I, SOLD, 301
Wedne.
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I'MWCASTLE CaOge...
Eightun Moer
Heaton Main
Hebburn Main
Killingwurth
Perry
Penn:, Simpson's
South Moor
lanftekl Moor'
Temple Main .
Townley Main
Walker
Wall's End
Temple's Wall's End
Want
Bell and Co's.
Manor Wall's Eod
Bewicieg Wall's:End
South Halaura
Cinders
Eden Main
Hedswort h
Wear's Wall'r End

' POLICE, &c.

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Beir4rittr.—lt being strongly suspected that
sonsgol the watchmen Must have been accessary to
the,extraordinary rob,berrof Mr. Newman's shop, the
jeweller' in Piccislilly, on Friday morning, by alarm-
itig•the Muse under a-prewee of the -premises being
on fire, •1S of them -attended. on Satnraytnornilig,
and underwent long interrotatories: They sprung
their rattles on seeing the the, and saw a number of
men about the house of Mr. Newman, but denied
that they should knoW them again ; and nothing ap-
peering. to criminate any of them, they were dts-
charged., • •
• Mansion-House.— Sattirday Urn sons of a fishman,
at Billingsgate, named Jacobi, were charged With
stealing a tankard. •lt appeered• that their mother
had been sold in Billingsgate-markei, to one Field, a
publican, with• whom' she inhabited, and ;that the
prisoners took the tankard from her Rartment.—
Tbe husband acknowledged selling his wife to the
prosecutor,_ and the Lord Mayor, conceiving the
whole of them to be an infamous sett dismissed the
leomplaint.
Gurt.nuar.x.—Saturdny, a Mr: Fineeharged a man
named Pitt, with an assault, on Blackfriar's-bridge.
The coincidence of. name's" gave some. degree of in-
terest to the cage; but the Alderman (Sc holey) did
not consider the charge sufficiently made out to re-
fer it to the Sessions. Mr: For, howeVer, announced
his intention of adopting other means to carry it
thither.

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Sarah Reader charged Mary Wertvaith stealing a
copper tea-kettle. The prosecutor stated, that the
prisoner came to her door, and observing that she
was almost in a state of nakedness, she desired her
to come in and warm herself by the fire. The pro-
secutrix was then nral4o.lg her children's breakfast,
and having gone into an adjoining room, the prisoner
took the opportunity of leaving the house, taking
with her a copper tea-kettle, full of boiling water.—
The Alder nian ordered the wretch to be sent to Bride-
well for a month.

UNIoN-HALL.—T. Brady, J. ay.ril. 111. Staidling,
and W. Twa!frey, Irish labourers, employed in repair..
ing the pavement of Westminster-Bridge, were on
Saturday f.tlly committed, charged with a riot, and
assaulting Mr. Hodson, a constable. It. appeared
from The statement of Mr. Craige, surveyor of the
Bridge, that a. quarrel baying arisen between two. of
the labourers on Friday afternoon, some persons who
were passing interfered, which enraging the Irishmen,
they co.mmenad a general attack wiTh gravel and
stones, and Mr. Hodson coming up at the time, and
displaying his staff of ofliecOhliceived a violent blow
on the temple, from Brady, With a shovel, and one
on the head from a stone thrown by one of the others,
which cut him in a dreadful manner; the spectators
'then interfered, and the prisoners were conveyed to
the watch-house.

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Saturday morning early, an Epping higler, named i
Forster, comitig to the London market with poultry,
was rubbed about a from Layton, by three foot,.
pads, of Ms. in money, and chickens to the value of ;
R 4, which the thieves cat ried into the forest.
A young woman, servant t'o Mr. Waklin, in the 1
City Road, Islington, on Friday evening, crossing the
fields near Baguigge Wells, was knocked down -by a
fellow in a blue jacket, and robbed of a bundle . he
was rifling her pockets, when some persons appearing.
he made off.
A young man of the name of John Asham, a fars.
mer's son, was shot on Friday night, on the estate of
P. Harmase, Esq. at Stoke, Herts, by a keeper. The i
deceased was robbing a fish pond, in company with
another man, and he resisted being secured, when the '
contents of a fowling piece were lodged in his body.
At the Surrey Quarter Sessions, which closed on
Friday evening, W. Ryall was sentenced to seven
years transportation for defrauding Krs. Bice of two
horses ; W. Wilson, for stealing, a watch from Mr.
Bodie, of Riegate, 12 months imprisonment ; J. Al-
-1 lingham, for stealing ten sheaves of wheat, six months
hard labour ; and Martha Davis, a vagabond, one
month.

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According to accounts from Illyrian Karnten, A",
terrible rain spout descended 'on the night of the 27th
and 2tith of August, at Hermajor and its vicinity,
threatening destruction to the whole village. The
!water flowed into the .market-place ott its neighbour-
hood so high as to penetrate the.windows of the first.
Ifloors: many persons saved themselves in the second
floors, And others on the roofs ~such as could reach
neither perished in the Hood. Mote than 50 persons
were hutried away by the torrent, .many of whom
were alive. and called piteously for assistance, .whicit
no one could afford- All 'the bridges,. andtwelve
houses, were washed away, and..a great quantity of
'cattle perished in the fields..

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A CARD TO THE FEMALE 'EX.

DR. FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrated • Female
PILLS, for different complains incident to the Sex, at va-
rious periods of life. It bas been truly observed, that wontac,
more than the other sex, may be considered in a certain degree as
invard, ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na-
ture of the functions they tre destined, as nunkirs, to perfluv;
which entails upon them weakness, pain, tad as interruption of
tlsose regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of
health. To act on the constitution of the female and rei.cve this
obstruction, no remedy has been knovrttl• operate with sachem-
minty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fotiterziirs Female Pill—it
unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua-
lity of relieving fullness, oppression, and thew other uneasy fin:;,-
toms which arise front tack much blood in the Labs; they ars is
most certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent compbir
as well as the various other spasmodic affections so coaunon to tilt
sex. Dr. Fothergill's Pills, as a family medicine, should be in
possession of every mo: her and other guardians of :he young, who
have females entn:sted to their care.
Sold wholesale sad retail at Mr. Butler's. is Chcapside, corner
of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smith. Edinburgh and
Glasgow ; Deism, • Portsmouth • Newbtrry and Son, ',Align;
Pack and turn,:r, Hull ; lioslat;d and Haydon, Plymouth; anl
most Booksellers in every town, hi boxes, at 2s. 91. and I Is. Also
BU FLEWS ARON' kTIC PECTORAL LOZENGES, for
improving the voice, and for coughs, colds, 'alums, and con-
sti 'apt ioas, in boxes, at 1344. each.

MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his
Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world to prove
single instance where their Medicine and method of cure hare
failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years In tin
pardeular branch of their profession has not given rise to trot
un mem:taut case.
continue to direct their stuillei to die treatment and cute
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement r f the system,
which is the consequence of the pernicious an! %vented diets Oa
habit long and moot unhappily iii.rsued by she youths of both nun
In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of Verner
nisei; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by ad
greasing state of debility, wh:ch, if mit timely remedied, terminates
hi impotence. Those are its remote ardultinsau effects, while me-
sumptions,loss of muccular power, and various nervous cooplOil
citaracteriw the earlier stages of this solitary vice. 0: p&
suns Languishing under the disorders inddent to oath a hititt, !Lir
treatment is simple and has never proved unsitaccesled, b rte
enure of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the
wog obstinate andcompliested cases of venereal inlet...iar. Y*
is ohstructions in the titerbra, spungy escreertices, hard r-
mours,callOos ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, 'hen; 3, sh°
S I' RIC rutas,
Whether recent or of long duration; and which have belltd the.
skill of other practitioners ; try •their present tmprus. Ow et
reatmen t,..effectually and permanently cured, without the pawl'
suffering the excruciating pain and aLtnasirg hemorrhage whir"
often follows the application Of the lunar caustic. In the course et
10 years extensive practice In this metropolis, numerous camas'
Stricttire; have been and ere deify' loader eir arc, the oe,t
eradication of which are effectetrhy a safe, certiln, and el4.°dous mode of practice, superior to any other vet adarted. Ft
weskness, relaxation, and debility proceeding tram the tourisen•
Is speedily removed, and the - te.tored to sound sod et-
sonatas health. nut wheel:
proper perteverance in flien
cure has been destroyed;
slumbering sparks of life, ,
Several Noblemen and
have been under the care
nuns' of complaints of the Ue,
received a radical and pe'rma.letit
may be made to them as gaff,
perionry of Messrs. Currie
of these Utntleinen have .
mid had been under the care

jots*" IwW atiquat
by the application iir the lunar
Messrs. Cierrionad Co. •
sreatest delicacy, secrecy,
Hatton-Garda. • ratjents
the particulars of their case,
• remittance 'sr advtcy
any pint

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i.yact--Plieesill°ll6lr4noesalm4*(ll"ltlisYthitallitig..lll"lllostifte.g'l6Aat ml:46l.7ingko:';ir°7l*teatneiimah°lne ei
windfield, who has for some time ctier4;div...tath
her nn
ti
Oman residing there, being exasperatesi
aciluni of sUpposed infidelity with a nei hb nir .1 t!
uante of Nildrett, repaired 'to her house on Frith.),
morning with a gun, 'and said he came to ;limit her,
when she immediately gave the alum, an i Naldrett
seeing him at the door with his gun, was proceeJing
to expostulate with him, when he presentlA it a !lira
and Shot him in the tight breast ;'the you iz man dirt

speedily uentoved, mud Ina pa tent te.tored to lowa --
aious health. But svhstalt the debility has fur years exist's'. a
roper perseverance in 6tesi re,storative remedies, a'tcr the
re.bas been destroyed:ls lndis;ieitsLbly requisite to revive eit'
umberizig sparks of life and to reattimatathe Consktuti,4l.
Several Noblenten anis! Geutienarn, Of the first rime.: ablit,
aye heen under the care of Mews. Currie and Ca. kir the r •
loyal of complaints of the Ursithrti, Stricteres,
Lexived a radical aid pe'rni.uletit thee 'reqd.if n4frlc`'
my be ntade to them as tiatistacto4 eyiSences tite deehlet;
&c.. inl,
criotir, 'of Messrs. Currie and Co.'i plan of treinumt. hiJit
f these LI entlemen have had Strictures hum fen to to enty pr'•
ild had been under the care of Messrs. Home and I kaltuttl.s
nd other buryenns of equal eminence, who attempted tbe
y the application of the lunar caustic, without surce.s.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consults-I hy tither ws will' fl'e
truest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. it'7.
latton-Gardeu. l'atients in the country are fugues:LA o •
Ile Particular+ of thew close, age-baud general habit tit -
wlosing a remittance for advice and medicine., whin the
rid be elseu or sent to any pin of thekingsloin.
eu,ige. eilivey se essential to their usu./Kabul*,
tcl:/etifiltaNslaa added to the account Tur
schNikeN y KEPI I' ' •
!rAt.OF /local& 3, .41111 at thle hvos-Oe ries-
esttle-Dar.