Star.
London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET,
Per stone of AM by the carcase.
Beet 4s. Oil. co ss. Od. Veal 4s. 4d, to 6s. od
Mutton 4,.8d. to ss. 4d. Pork 6s. 0%1. to 6,. SS
Lamb es. Od. to Bs. 04.
Lamb Skins, 2s. 01 to 31. 03.—Shearlings, I
PRICE OF TALLOW.
St. James's Market 4s 7d Town Tallow 7.13 6%1
Clare Market 41 ed . Yellow Russia 7Rs Od
Whitechapel Market 4s 4d White ditto 73s od
per Scone of Sib. Soap ditto 70s Od
13s 5d Melting Stuff 53100 s Od
Average 4s 54d Ditto rough 36600 d Od
Graves 12s od Good Dregs 12s Od
Yellow Soap, 94s—Mottleil, 104 s 04.--Curd, 106 s. od.
Price of Candles, per dozen les 6d—Moulds, ISs 6d. .
COAL MARKET, May U.
Ships at Market Ships sold Price
61 Newcastle Cosh 31 375. 01 to 534.04.
1 Stone Coal 3 45,. 01 to 465. Od.
1 St. David's 1 73'. Od.
SEA-COAL METERS'OFFICE, LONDON, MAY It
CARGOES, SOLD, and PRIM
Monday, I Wednes. I Friday,
NEWCASTLE COAL. May 7. May 9. I May 1 t
Beckworth 1 49
Cozlodge 2 53 6
Colliagwood 1 49 0
Ellison 2 49 6
Hehhurs Main 3 53 3
Holywell Main 49 0
Kentoa
Killingworth

ts. Od. to Os. od.

54 6

54 0
54 0

to
Charlotte Main
to
Percy Main 4
to
Tanleld Moor
Townley Main
Walker

53 0
53 6
53 9
54 6
53
53 3
51 6
50 0

Wall's End S
to
Temple's Wall's End S
Bell a:id Co's. Walls-End o

Bewici's Wall's-rnd

to
61..... 2

Blyth
liatlPy

Welch
Stone Coal
Chula,
Scotch Coal

... 1

SUNDEttLAND.
Primroie
R mell's Main
11'cat't Wail's F:DA

Stirs

-.54

THE COI ilt s
Am•teream, 93 5 '2 U
Ditto at •iglit, 7
Rottertl.u! t, e. I.IU 3 2 U
HanitioNli, 41 0 2t U
Alton.*' 31 1 24 11
Paris I day's da. 91 11 Liv.
Ditto, 2U. 21 15
Bourdeaux, do 22 0

Madrid,
Cadiz,

44 Xffect.
40,i Effect

50
34 0

.11 0
G
49 6

53
55 0
55 6

53 9

.5 5 0

11 6
9

41 Effect.,
Rio Janeiro 72 M.

57 0
58 0

58 0

75 0

4S 0
46 0

41
EXCHA NOP.
Palermo, li3 Pence per oz,
I.egliora, 61
Genoa. 56
Venice, n.P. 52 I.iv. Picrole
ineffective per 1. stw.
Naples, 42
I.isbon, 674
Open-to, 67t
Coa k, t
New Dollars, ss. -lid:
:a 55 Gibial:ar

Bow-STREET.—Tt will be recollected that in the
month of January, 1809, the Whitehaven Bank was
broken open, and robbed of notes to the amount of
£15,000, and that by the exertions of Adkins, the
officer, three of the robbers were traced out in Liver-
pool, and other parts of Lancashire, *ho were tried
at the Assizes for Carlisle, last summer, and two of
them have since been executed—Within the last fort-
night Adkins received private information that a lum-
ber of the stolen notes were in London, and that they'
Were about to be taken to Dublin for the purpose of
being circulated. Adkins traced the notes into the
possession of a Mrs. Lee, who resides in the neighbour-
hood of St. John's-street, a respectable woman ; she
said she had received them from a man of the name
of John Pullen, who has been a well-known character
on the town for about thirty years, and who in con-.
sequence, on Friday night, was apprehended at a
house near the Seven-Dials.—At a Lite hour on Sa-
turday night he underwent an examination before Mr.
GRAHAM and Mr. K s.s AIM), N% hen evidence was given
of the plan he had formed for sending some White-
haven bank-notes to Dublin by means of Mr. Lee.
He was committed for further examination.

Friday evening, Charld Procvne, rim was appre-
hended a short time since on lilackneat:i, nn a charge
of highway robbery, by one ot the horse patrole, was
brought to the office (or further examination.
:Susan Elliot, of Surrey-street, in the St• and, said,
that on the night of Saturday se'nnight, she was tra-
velling in a post chaise, in company with a Gentle-
mAn and a Lady, when they were stopped by a single
highwayman, who robbed them of their cash, and the
Gentleman of his watch. She verily believed the
prisoner to be the man.

He was committed for further examination.

Daniel Callaghan was charged with burglariously
breaking out of the dwelling house of Willi An Powcl,
in Charlton-street, Somer's Town, and stealing a
watch, some cash, and a variety of articles of wearing
apparel, his property.

John Greystone was charged whli feloniously steal-
ing a £5O bank note, the property of Henry Langley,
of Upper George-street, Montague-square, Esq. who
said the prisoner had been his servant, but was lately
discharged. A few days after he had discharged him,
he missed a sE.SO bank note from his drawing-room ;
he WAS positive he had it on the day he discharged the
prisoner.
Thomas Bartram, of Prince's-street, Sohn, pawn-
broker, said, that the prisoner tendered him a JESO
bank note in payment for a gold %% atch and chain,
amounting to £27. From his conduct and circum-
stances, he suspected he had not come honestly by it,
he detained him, and gave information at the Bank ;
iand notice having been given there of the noie hay-
. in been stolen, the prisoner was, in consequence,
brought to the Office.. He was committed for further

RF.NOVATED HEALTH.
IT has been too trequently the subject of just anal
general reprAbatio-, (bat men destitute of the elements of
the medical art have offered thews:tett as candidates f.,r public
pat . in, the .professiotiof Physic. For the purpnse or dor;
j.,see 'evils of our:owe/les and elperience, aud to prevent
vinipe
us fro • tow.;,• classed among those empiric' selsr.w Inipurleet pre-
tensions have oulonunately for society, been too favourably re-
ettived. we beg leave to submit to the hberal and enlightened, a
faithful statement of our pursuits aid acquirements.
After having received a regular rredszal education, as the pupils
of Messfs. Grindal and Bli3ard, whose lectures and practice we
carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the Londort figs.
pit al, we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated
school for Medical atquiremetes, the Royal Colkge of. Elio
burgh, and were instructed in the &Screw branches of At..:tit....y,
Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Mi.!.
wif-ry, Botany, Ste. &c. &c. by those eminent Professors, lit;.
Morro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, sod Rutherford.
We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying, that
' our profitlency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Haring
for a long series of years made VENEREAL. CONIPLAINTs,
and the various diseases of DEBII.ITY, the particular object of
• our studies avd practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that wehare
acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and care. Is
slight and recent caws of infection. a perfect re-establishment is
completed in the short /scrod of two -slays, and iu those of the
Utolo3t inveteracy, where ether practitioners have failed of sot-
' cess, a pmper performance in our plan of treatment ensuresto the
' patient a s...fe ar.d rade 31 cure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the 4-
frets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth ef
both 'etre, there are none snore alarming or mote etstressing tha
those deficiencies and debilisk-s which frequently prevent or on-
Utter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a toes
soling reit:vim to know that they may nod, by a new and it:fal-
lible mode of treatment. be renewed to that greatest of all hums
blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. In all case
of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every rfir-
des of Venereal infection, we msy be consuked Ay patients of
eitber sea with tile greatest secrecy and lionosr. Hours of CO.
mutation at le:one from ten to those, and Irons six in the evenirg.
till tee at rig:it.

Patient► 5.1 the country are requested to state the liarticutirs nt
their Cale, age, and general habit of tiring, &c. I.lchottig A remit-
twice for advice and medicines, when the ume will be pita 4>r
sent to any part tit the kingdom. To costa.: that secrecy so c•-
srntial to our et idertakinir, the postage of letters may be adtled to
the account for medicines.

CU RRIS and Ca. Surgeons, N 0.107, Hatton-Garde&

Itrs V EGETA BLE ANTIsCOR,
LUTIC DROPS, in batiks stilts. and a smaller size at
4s. 6d.--'1 he variety of diseases that prevail at this mason of 11*
year, generally originating from impurities of the blood, *rine.
led stomach, or oberructed perspiration, it is with the fullest coa-
litioner of success that wes trenuouslyrectomnend this unrivelled
medicine to public notice, as being a certain preventative and
cure for numerom diseases, parti:ularly the land and s.:ll.curty.
cancers, king's evil, tikerat,d sore legs, rtsuning wounds in any
part of the body, ki rosy, eruptions after the small-pox or nu:-
sles, inflammation in the v.,?rs, Sc. Anthony% fire, rheumatism ail
rheumatic gout, close, nervous, and intermitting fevers, add all the
ong train of disorders which at:gad the scurvy internally.
Remarkable Cure of a C4III:Zr in the Face, whereby great part of
the nose was consumtd, the face and eyes dreadfully inflamed.
• and the head Jietracted with pain, which facts veiled on ills
1 oath of William Croitt ; the fodowieg is the copy of the a6l=-
vie taken at the Guildhall, Plyinnuth,the slat December, cart:.
T nom AS FALCO. Ell. Maya.
I, William Croi• t. ;ate of the liocoegls of Sabath, bur esw 4
the, Borough e Pi ymotith, in slto county of Deron,do vuteetartir
make oath that I was afflicted with a cancer in try face f-ir up-
wards of ten months, 1 hail a very painful wound itated in try
nnse, the pewee: Fitt of m v face was drendfellytefism, d, attended
with the most =Wt• p:Orti at cacti,: possibly lie enderted—mi
head
was also tl':stramed with rain, and r.-,y eyes so severely allltted
that I could not bar :be lilitt, a:..1 obliged me to .It ,v .ale tlays
tog, the r with mtthead on my knees or sonteother =Friar; tivriol,
ary afd:ction I tried varicus flied:dorsal, well (ram the tars:l:v,',
others, without receiving the least relief, and the &Igoe locteaaa'
ttatly ; worn out with pain, no prOspeet of redec and bevel; re,
bausted the little earrings of many hard years labour,) miss:wo*
reduced to a state of despondency, when I was advised to cubs
trial of Dr. t;iiliert's Vegetable Antiscorbutic Dtops; the stio.t
recommendation of Lino • who had received cures slum the mole
eine gave me it would succeed, and this hope was realie4 I/
the tittle I , et: the seroml bottle, the pain entirely left rn.,
the wourd ally pot b- tier, and by the time I had takeu five bat-
ties I gained a perfect cure.
Witne:is r.y WIJI.LTASS CROITT.
' Sworn before me at II!: Plymouth, this 31st day fie
December, 1807. THOMAS LAI CS,
The above Vegetable An•l.corbutic Drops are the sole prirei/
of, and prepared otdy by 11.. C. S. Gilbert, late of the DisnensarY.
Fore street, Exeter, bio I etc-strict, Pick. soil onoir-
. gale:and retail. at Butler's Warehouse, 4, Chearside, connt it
P tternoster-row, London. ',ley ars al* sold whoto.Lk,
Mears. M'illianis and Dyer, Fleeer ; and -cud by Payne. Fir
, mouth ; Brodie and C. e.alisbuty ; Agg, Brl:,:u1; I ingd,l:..
Fherborste; Wootnas, Exeter; Pelam, Portsmouth; Grist, Pori-
' sea; 1.t4.,1, Gosrort ; liarvey, Southampton ; Thempson.
part; Simmons, PlettOod, leant! worthy, W'eynteuth ; Pr. lice
bens, 13ridport ; Br. A x mineter ; ta no end State, Donitca!
• Pitts, Newton Abbott ; Croydon, Teianniouth; draib,DaWiP:.
Salter, Dartmouth ; ; Hoover, Ilfracombe:
logget, Taunton ; Collard, IViveliscombe ; Judilte, Cora
11 keette
Wellington, Yeovil ; 'Woodford, Bridgewat:f ;
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