Star.
London, England, 1803-01-24 00:00:00

POLICE. &c.

MANSION HOl.lSS.—Saturday Grc•rlze • Find.) WAS
again brought before the Lorta Mavos, he hav-
ing been charged with threatening the lite of a
young woman. A butcher in Leadeuhall mar-
ket, whom he had lived with, called feveral per-
fon: to prove thefts againft him, bin all this being
hearfay, the charges were not fubflantiated, and
the Lord Mayor ordered him to be difcharged, up-
on finding fufficient bail to keep the peace againll
the young woman.
HATTON GARDEN. Friday Sohn Dew WAS
charged on fufpicion of having committed a high-
way robbery on the Edgware road, in company
with another perfon, who made his efcape: The
prifoner is a butcher, had ferved on board the
Badger (loop of war. The man, after returning
to London, fet up a butcher's (hop at Duck-head.
In company with another, on the Edgware road,
he attacked two gentlemen. with intent to rob
them, but was refilled ; a general purfuit took
place, and when the prifoner was apprehended, in
the neighbourhood of this office, he had only one
penny about him, a pair of fpedacics, and a poc-
ket handkerchief. He was committed for re-exa-
mination.

UNION HALL.—Bowery and his two Cons, re-
maining in cuflody for the Dulwich murder, were
on Friday brought up to be again examined : af-
ter a long inveftigation, they were ordered to be
detained to give evidence againft Craggs, the
chimney fweeper, who Rands committed for trial
at the next Affixes for Surrey.

WORSHIP-STRlET.—Satur.day three young men
were charged upon fufpicion of having committed
a burglary and robbery at a bottle in the parifh of
St. George's in the EA. Several articles were
found on them, and identified by the profeeutor
being fulpeded to have been guilty of other rob-
beries, they were committed for further exami-
nation.

Four young boys, the eldeft not more than fif-
teen years of age, were charged with robbing their
parents of property, at various times, to a great
amount.—They were committed for re•examin•
anon.

A man was charged with going into a fpirit-
flop, in Spitalfields, having half a pint of liquor,
when he put down a guinea to change, which was
given him ; he then Paid he did not want the
change, meolleding he had got filver, and would
take his guinea back, which was given, when he
found means to ezchange the half guinea, 2nd
gave a had one inftead. He was committed for trial.
WHITSCRAPIL.—On Saturday a long cafe was
heard before a Bench of Magiftrates, argued by
Counfel on both fides, to thew how far the feveral
Ads of Parliament operate as to the conveyance
of wool from one place to another, without an ap-
propriate mask on the covering is thong Roman
letters. Several Ads of Parliament were quoted;
one in particular Rates, that wool conveyed to the
lea coati within the ditiance of five miles, is liable
to be feized and forfeited, betides a fine. The cafe
retied on the obliteration of the word a, wool" on
the covering of Tome packages, which were lodg-
ed in a wareboufe. The Magithates adjudged the
penalty of fix pence a pound upon the wool Co
reseed, amounting to 800 pounds weight, which
became forfeited ; but an appeal to the %sorter
Seffions was entered upon in order to have a fo-
lemn decition upon the cafe.
A man of the name of Harrffon underwent 'an-
ther examination, on fufpieion of having commit-
ed a forgery,andpaffing an inftrument, purporting to
be the IA will and tetlament of Jofeph Dean, a
feaman fuppofed to be dead, to receive his wages
and prize money. He was committed for re-cia-
mination.

A poll boy belonging to the White Lion Inn,
Nottingham, returning home with an empty chaile
from Arnold, a few evenings ago, was flopped by
three footpads at the bottom of Gallows Hill, and
robbed of 38s.
The houfe of Mr. Pow, lA, (the Drury-Lane
Prompter), near Mary-la-bonne Fields, we are
forry to bear, was, in his abfence, tubbed, a fcsv
evenings fince, of feveral stainable paintings, anJ
a varicty of other articlessellith which the villains
got clear off.

During the week before la t, the foilnwing
accidents have occurred in Coventry :—Two chil•
drcn, the eldell not fix years of age, hare been
burnt to death ; and the life of a third is delpaired
of. There various accidents happened in different
families, their parents having lctt the hooks only
for a few minutes.

A few days ago a fervant of Mr. Freefe, of Wal-
worth, fufpeting that there were thieves about the
premifes, got up in the might and fired off a blun-
derhufs,whieh,being overloaded,brnit,and tore his
hand fo dreadfully, that he was obliged to fubmit
to inftant amputation.
A melancholy aceidentimppened on Wednefday
fe'nnight, from the thoughtlefs and too frequently
fatal pradice of taking home loaded guns. A perfon
of Worcefler on his return from (Looting, depofited
his gun, charged, in an adjnining room, where the
children of feveral neighbours wereaffembled in the
evening, on a Christmas party; when a youth play.
fully took up the gun, and !evened it at a daughter
of Mr. Williams, in Bread tfreet, who was of the
party, the contents of which fhe in part received in
her breast and arm; fur runat ei y the arm bring held
up in frar.the principal part of the charge went un-
der it. and ibitttcred the bad: of a chair to pieces.

At Stafford Salons, the whole of Tlinrreae -.vas
taken up by an Appeal of Earl FWLEAS
the pout's rate- of the pat alb of Stowe, wherein the
whole of his demefue at Charley was rated. ill
Lordtbip claimed au exemption for upwards ,s
1;00 acres of this, which was called in-dyad/sr, and
Willed that the part called ca!-ehtelbe only nrf
liable to the rate, the in-dentehte having been an
ancient pall: and extra parochial. After a varitty
i of evidem.e and Coutifel were heard on each.f.cie,
r the Bench dett intuited, that the part called
mcfne was extra parochial, and dirated (by c(al.
fent of both parties) that the ate lbould be
amended accordingly.
An anfwer of E.ail Fseiteas to a bill in Chan-
cel y, filed by Mr. FITZGER•LO in 176 z, was pm.
duced oa the part of the refposidents, in tch.cla
his Lordthip fitted his dentefrie (generally) to be
in the parili of Stowe, and they *Allied a 4:21i to
be granted for the opinion of the Court of King's
Bench, on the quelticn, " Whether this anfwee
was not conclufive evidence againfl his Loicifb:p,
that the whole of his demefne was within the pa-
rilh;" but the Magithates were of opinion-it could
nor be granted.
Pay XI& AND OTNEAS AC•INST 716 PAWS aATI
OR Woolf TAN Tnia.—The.quell;oll Was, W Ise cher
or not the getting of iron done came under tie
defcription of a Mine, and if the It frees of the
works were not liable CO be rated !—The Court
thought, as no iudance of irearftone being mod
was known, they were not jul/16e4 itt raying ie
was rateable, and dire3ed the rate to hq arcended
accordingly ; but being a new queflion. a cafe
was referred for the opinion of the Council' King's
Bench.'

ECCLESIASTIC AND ACADEMIC PROMOTIONS
CA MBA DC E, JAN. 21.--Yellercsy EPefil7, Badge.
I )rb' Commencement, the following 75 gentlemat,
from the undermentioned colleges, were atiaaharat
B.ichelors of A: ts
•
Kin•''s Morgan.
Trinity Cortege—Metirs. th.gh, Butieni C ittt, Cohen%
HawketWoah, 1 lewgill, Hewat, Jcfct,
Masvhootl, Parke, Prime, Rofe,Ttrnell, Witt% a,!
St. John's Cilitse-Mcfra Bowater. Browne, Grii, Craw,
Gyle., Hoare. Holmes, ITotAltifon, Maltby, Meratf,
Parry, Roberts, Standly, Stark le, Waite. It
Peter-Houk—Meth-a. Bryan, Jones, Manstd4, Pad 4
Clareball..-Melfra. Bonney, 'Coles, Hewitt, Hied, Mai.
CCU:-

Pcmbroke-lial—Mein. Hamilton, Pinder, gyer, Wood,
Cato* Cofiege--Morrs. Detroit, Watfus
Trinity-hall—Mr. L'ilicrw a
•
Bennet College—Mr. %Vanier
4".ecit's CAtikie—Mtn. Brett Ewbant. Forlor, Macy.
m.ddt, Rote, Smith P. Ward. 14'. Warl •

Ca:berine hil.l—ahlr. Tennant.
Jain CoUessielediri. Ogle, Thoiageg, Thostifon. Woo&
rard.
4
Chrifl'a College—Mei/re. Davie, Mom, Pat&
Magdalen 011egr--Melrni. Oak, &Ali.
Emanuel College--Meers. Baran, Harcirwt, wry, Wood.
The Senior Wriggler olds year Jo Mo. Starklc, eiSt. join&
:ollege.

The Rev. Wlllbran Clark, M. A. of Clare bail, is cicala*
Senior Fellow of that Satiety.
Billsop of Lincoln has edllated Ate Res. Sic. Vistse, Fes.
fefor of Alltonsway in this univerfity, to •he Prehasd
coin, vacant by the death of the Req. Dr. Harrough. •
The Rev. Timothy Fah Foaled, sate of Trinity Cage. hs
been left.autcd to the peepett.a/ curacy of Cowlasodu the Fa!
Riding of Yorkthirc, on the prefent*tien dii brodlerAshall.
CIA Barnard Foord Dawes.

The Rev. Cuthbert Joirfoo Raines, M. A. of Pembroke
College, Otrord, and Cliaplabt to the Right How eke Radtell
Home, has been inßituted by the Lord Bitherof Lenoir iree
the vicarage of St. Ives, with the chorines et Oilhunt
Woo-lhurft annexed.

Rev. (Aeries Dalton, M. A. late Fellows( Cult
lege, h., been Milted by the Lord Billing. of Said:try Ito dm
vicarage of Welt Lasington,

The Rev. Thomas DrecaA.e Morris. M. A. late of St. Jdhera
ColleAe, is inflituted to the roftory of Siselfsager, is Norfolk
on thegra.a.tatiott of his Grace the lAtie of Norfolk. • •

DIED.
4411temay, at his haute is Auft.ln-liaia, Etialtardras.tillt
in the 61 ft year of his age. _ •

lOH WATER AT LONDON *RIDGE Tte-
Morning - • •• • sz mown, after 3
Afternoon

WHEN Prot:el:Eons! Men of education sad To.
fponlibility deviate from tlic germ! fyftem by ItteSs-
tedliou of a peculiar Haunch, the fiaftiou of /sing :eoadigsvi
Needs is the heft criterion of figscrioriti.
Ten year. have.' devoted my pratikomthe tuct.dree tram-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueref.ful :slut if
my plm gime me additional ardour to oppcife arfar hal as
able the ravages of thole complaints Kilt amuse 'enflbling,.
ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities.
. . . .

After initiati;:t into every branch as on Army %ryas, I
formed a with a: an early period of Practice to rauueindiaticio-
als from the ignnri.nee of ameducated Meo, 0 f the eguaLly dAn-
gerom precipitancy of viten! Pradtirtionera.
The THREE DISORDE RS, mew core oft:Med lioreedi-
voted my attentinc, comprize carry fpecica of Vi:NEREAL
INFECTION, wiwther of a recent or long duratioat,,a44,
All hinds of DEBILITY, whether ariting Frain the balked
Schoolboys, or the indlolgenes of mature age, and lailby that de-
rangement of the fyftent in Wooten "phials railed SARRE,-
NES:: or STFRILITT.

Numerous difeafes are the ?en* of ignoamee artistic illehe
treatment of a fimple (.onorrhea, and it not 'tuft% queatly hey-
pans that the &eels of Life are pi:Coned bythe indifesetios alas
ungvatiled hour. By a furerior method Inch complaints as
eateey cured, and even where others have failed, I trot that
may yreituse to offer a radical re-eflaailiibmeat.
l'ew, however, are the rake) of contrite:Kul diftteffs b the.
tiii•.rder, curnrared with thccalamituut ?loath:ins of Mon, radon
from int u:isr.te in a SOLrIAILY YlCl,or the pralthel:
Gait ti"i o' a LitiOUJIIIk Life, aCIU:r that Bated
whit:, is the unavoidalele eunfequttece of loch perokkesslialabr
Where tht or:harry ftdfcrer broods over his otifery:butersa
fully conceals his misfortune, it ntay he fume eaufeasitias ler
hint to kr,w, that although it he an ulqe:tvef doubt or uses-
ahoy with other Praelitiemeas, the removal Pf
Cu F. NClliSSytherrsdiral peer% fs of reeve-titan t heart:l/Z:0.
neelit of rtry experience. It the rites of Ltaccitaa we Pettus haw
begun to reduce manly vizour, much anxiety will beT-extere
by an early counteradian et this languid Late, and is theta
cafes tio great difficulties will occur.

But where this defickncy has fie veers canted, a prop:,
Perfeverance is iadipenfibly reinifite to revive the n.libcrci
(parks of Life, and to re.anitnate the CordEitsstion.
MARRIED V4'OIIIE:N. who have long leen difapposimii
in their rept:l=lons ot a Farc.ly, may be aEured, that ia
a:glances lush defeats are curztile by Me4calfzill.
The SECRECY which i. fo client; it to my undertaking, wall
the (2221ilicatinns which I have prefumed to este, font tie
Balls ‘.l" my retentions, and in coincidence with ilia this
minion is given, that Mr. BREL may be confult4.4l palatal,
(or by letters itselafiag a lima eotcl at his haste, Ista.ap.Aar.,
gel.ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar.
That is as additional entrance in Watarlecet ateirees
and the name is on both the dives.
M. !;REF., hiember Mlle Royal Colkre of Burgeons

LONDON . Printi,d tut the Pnpri, bar.. by JOHN I).khr'r:.
(4 Maiden-lane, Covebt.C.arden) at Th.! STA -
Orrtca, No. t, Grey-greet; and paYirktd by I.F.T.
KENT,of Carrterburyldve.Lam!). ,re No. t A:an-y.4e
sad at the St wa-Orrter. Tet.l:4e-iar; to•whi.h t7R . • :
einoswoicatimsfetthe Fat re a ars Silf•Viefile t•