Star.
London, England, 1804-08-27 00:00:00

CAVERSHAM HILL.

■T A LADY RU() DAR sr:cravat) QUAL BZWILIT LRCM DRINK..

lhf. Tat WATER.

Coy Nymph of this falulicious fount,
Who many an age onpried,
Cidft wake thine urn adown the COMM
Uunotied or defpis'd
'llll youthful, but dikernlog, eyes
Remark'd thy mode ft worth,
Bade the neat edifice arife,
And led thee fak'ring forth :
How like the timid village maid,
High tais'd from mean abode,
Thy Blatt waters meek obey'd,
And wonder's' as they dosed
Late the rank nettle weird thy hams,
The roiled bank bennth,
Now roles grace thy gothic dome,
And aroosaticks breathe;
While tawny Dopes std woodlands green,
And mountains foftly bins,
tntwibe thee with a, fair a kuse,
As ever pencil drew,
Here at thy brine shall Languor Auk,
And oft for tumour :urn,
And Life, and Health, and Vigour drink
Frum thy reitoting urn.
The lowly may the boon receive,
The poor nee moorland.
For fuck the gen'rous fanative,
Prepar'd by Nature's band.
And Moro of wealth and happier fate.
Sind fortune's (pedal care,
'boat commas palm affinnlate,
And bend with *ant to pair;
While licaven-dkeeited Nature pose
A balm for eery woe,
Of her may ham to freed their Ron►
And ►id their foluitsins flow I

A melancholy accident happened on Tuefday fe'n-
night, at Carnanton, in Cornwall. the feat of J. 0.
%ft Lt../ •ta s, Efq. As John Harvey, Ltbourer, of
St. COlumb, was carelefily putting a (heal bind into
the thrething machine, his hand caught between the
rollers, which drew his arm up to the (boulder, and
mulled it in a (hocking manner, which occafumed
his death in a few boars. He was an iodaftrious,
fober, and handl man, and has left a wife and tete•
ral fm3ll children.

Froxisc.—Saturday morning, a well contelled
battle was foitght in the fields leading from Lord's
Ground, to Kilburn \Veils, between Young Smut, a
dutiman. and George holdall, of great note in the
boxing fchool. After an inner ring had been formed,
by a rope fattened round fome flakes, the coollift
commenced, and bets were three to two in favour of,
George. The firff round began with a continued
fparring, when George put in a levee blow. which
gave his aatagonia a complete knock down. The
fight was evidently in favour of Sande! to the loth
round, he having difplsyed evident fcientific (kill in
the ate which mud rank him smo g the proficient*.
After the aoth round they fou it like lions ;—but
Smut, who had fought very coo prior to the time,
!hewed *friar firength, and bets were in his fa
your. From the Both to the 36th round, George
was unable to (bike with force, and his blows were
all hit off by his antagonift, who was declared the
vidor. They were both feverely maimed, but the
Dullman in particular, from his being unable to
guard againft the clean bits pot in by his antagonift
at the commencement of the fight. Sevenl amateurs
and pruleffors of the art were prefent. The fight
tatted nearly an how.

COURT Of Rik/ISM—A regrettable Osop-keeper
in Fore-ftreet, in the city, was fummoned for half-a-
guinea, by Mr. Lafcelles, clerk to a merchant. It
appeared that the Plaintiff's wife fent a. young girl,
her fervent, on Tuefday evening left, for a pound of
pork chops, and gave her a tl. note to pay for them :
the Defendant, having weighed the article, received
eirht.pence halfpenny in payment out of the note,
then cnclofed the change, conGtling of half-a-guinea,
a (even (hang piece, and fume laver, in a piece of
paper, and feat the child home ; on her return the
money was given her mitlrefs, who looking at it found
the hallgui..ea would not ling, and that it was a
badone. She immediately fent the gill back to have it
changed, but the Defendant refilled to give any
other, under pretence, that he never changed money
after it was taken from the counter. The hall-guinea
was then locked up in a drawer by Mr. Larcelles, and
it remained in that litn. Gin, until brought into Court.

Mrs. Lafcelles Rated to the auditor, that the halt
guinea produced was the fame brought to her by the
girl, and that it had palled into no other hands than
her hitiliand's, (ince it came the Wit time Ofl Tuefday.
The Auditor, after blaming the Defendant for not
examining the half-guinea hefore he gave it to the
child, ordered him to pay the money.

Lord Cul aaaaa ;Imo faid, A good fet of Teeth.
in either fez, mutt confiderably add to the prepolfal
lions formed in the mind on a first appearance."—
And the obfervatirn acquires additional I,wee from the
eircundlance of the gercrality of the Engldh nation,
from their mode of hying, being troubkd with the
Scurvy in the Gams, which produces Tooth-ache. and
eventually rotten Teeth There difagyeeable ate!'
may be prevented by the timely ufe of Buret a's Re-
Rotative Tooth Powder, which is Vet' by the Ojteco
and PI incefics, and molt of the Englint and
It imparts a firinneis and beautiful rednefs to
the Gums to the Breath the moll debatable facet.
nets ; to the Teeth a pearly whitenefs, !litotes the
enamel, fills tip the cavities, am: prevents the dread-
ful trice.% of the Tooth. ache.

.1d vl.o:efa:c and retail at Mr. Bum i't, No. 4,
c rner r t raternoller row ; and by moil
Booklelleit and ML.fici:ie Venders in every town in
the United Kingdom, in twee. at 2, yd. each. To
pre•rnt cuunterleit., hi. Majeiry's flntinurable Cote.
111;i1;011Crb have lacimitted the. Name r f R. 1:u TEAR,
No. 4, Cheapfide, to be engraved .•n the !lamp ; Ind
4,6 a further (avow, have radered it to be in black,
whir% Ramp it Oise,' ari•inid
Alt., may be.liad.Bu rLE is .(C:11 Bea(hes
Obler•e, die name of R. LIO2LLI, 4, Cheapaj.."
lb cairate.l ua the baardlz.

• • BIRTH.
Oe Taefday taR, at Brigham, the Lady of Rohm DOW, EN.
M. P. al i daughter.

MARRIED.

On Thwiday lad. by (pedal &awe, at Grove in Nottingham-
fhlre, the Hon.Clisrlea Herbat Pierrepont, tided food Vifcount
Newark, and Reprefentativefor the County, to Mira Eyre. Oddd
daughter of A. H. Eyre, Efq. alfoßeprefentathe for that County.
At Newport. Ide of Wight, on Wednefday Isit, by the R.v Mr.
Sneyd, Capt. Wm. Good Dd. of his Maidty's Oak regiment, to Mn.s
Cooper. widow of the late Lieut. Col. Cooper. of &Wald regiment.
Theism Bowes, Efq. to Mrs Agnes Adinfon, third daughter of
Robert Addifon, Efq. Mayor of the Borough etLineaftcr.
At Minter, in nowt, Mr. Shiley, of Eden, aged 7s, to Mrs.
Roisinfoo, of London. aged 45.
At Calcutta. the at d Mardi Lt, Tbeepidius John Metcal.e
Efq tidedfon of Sr Thomas Theophilus Metcalfe, Bart. to Mir;
R tad, alms to Sir Henry Ruffd, and chieft daughter of Thomas
Rufki, Efq. of Dover.