Star.
London, England, 1803-11-15 00:00:00

POLICE, Z?r.

Buw Est. --- On Monday Lvaith afore*, who
with Thomas was examined at this Office on
Friday lad, on fulpicion of boric dealing, was again
brought up, when Mr. Bryan, a piano forte maker, of
Southampton-row, dated, that on the 28th of lad
month the prifoner, in company with a man who cal-
led himfelf Mr. Sims, came to his houfe, and agreed
to give 3 t guineas for a pianotarte; the prifoner laid
it was fur his wife, who was an beirels, and it was to
be fent to her in the Ille of Wight ; and he had no
doubt, if it pleafed her, he fhould be a cuftomer for a
harp likewile, and defied it to be feat to Brompton•
row ; which being done, he, not knowing his Ludo-
mers, went to the honk to enquire as to their refpec
tability, &c. He Aced a woman of genteel appear.
ance, who informed him the prifoner was an officer
in the army. and Sims a gentleman who lived on his
fortune, stkich mule him not hefitate in leaving the
piano-forte. Ready money being agreed for. he cd-i
led irra few days for payment, when be law the pr i•
loner Sims ; they behaved in a gentleman like man-
ner, treated him with a bottle of wine, &c. and ob.
retying regimentals and a fword in the parlour, he
was confirmed in the charter given of the prifo.
net, and left the hot& with the promife, that if his
wife approved of the piano-forte, he would call and
pay him in a few days, and purchafe a harp ; and he
Ihould not have rufpeited this glary, had he not feen
the account of the prifoner's examination in the newt:
papers.
The piano-forte has fince been obtained by another
creditor, who Willed upon payment, on condition he
paid the rent that was due, and gave the prifoner ten
guineas as a balance. The landlord of the Green
Dragon public houfe, in Swallow-ftreet, exhibited a
charge againtl the prifoner, m company with four
others, of defrauding him of a flipper and liquors on
Saturday night lad ; tome time after flipper the pri.
loner and three of the others left his houfe, the fifth
man remained fill midnight, when demanding the
reckoning, he declared he had not a !hiding, and that
his companions had left him without his knowledge,'
upon which he turned him oat of his houfe. In de.'
fcribing the perfons who were in company with the
prifoner there was no doubt but Sims was one of the
party ; and the landlord pointed out a young man of
genteel appearance in the office, who proved to be
the attorney attending in behalf of the prifoner, and
who acknowledgedhe was of the party. The Ma.
giftrate obferved, although it was cuffornary for cli-
ents to pay for attornies, yet in this cafe he hoped
the attorney would pay the poor landlord's demand;
to which the gentleman confen:ed, and paid the
amount of the bill.

Neither of the charges amounted to felony ; but
he was detained, for that he being an alien, ha ,1 ne-
gleeted to regifter himfelf, and obtain a proper certi-
ficate according to his Majedy's late proclamation,
for which neglel he is liable to fix months imprifon-
rnent. It being neccirary his cafe lhould be referred
to the Secretary of State, he was committed for far-
ther examination.

LaR night a man in the moll outrageous Bate of
' lunacy was brought from the Admiralty, where he
had gained admittance, and refufed to depart till he
had Peen Lord Keith and Sir Evan Nepean. The
Bow fireet officers were fent for, who tbrced him
into a hackney coach, and in his way to the office he
i?coke both the pannels of the coach. When he was'
before Sir Ricriaao FORD, he called himfelf the Mel-
Gab. It took fix men to handcuff him, for the pur.
pofe of conveying him to the Houfe of Correttion for
fafery, till his friends can be difcovered. From Come
letters found in his poffeffion, there is reafon to be-
lieve his name is Robert Ingram.
Mansion Houss.—Yeßerday Robert Slaney was
brought up, on application of his attorney, to be
difcharged from the Poultry Compter, where he had
been confined fince June !ail, at the foil of theyarifh
of Allhallows Barking, for a ballard child; at was
urged, that by an Ad of Parliament, if the pariffi
neglected declaring againa the prifoner within fix
weeks from the birth of the child, the prifoner be-
comes entitled to his difcharge ; this the pltifh bad
omitted doing, in coafequence cf the prifoner's re-
peated promites of marrying thegirl, till the timehad
elapfed. He was contequently difcharged.

Harrow GAMIN. Yeflerday Barmy .I.4raOta4,
who florid fully committed, was again brought up to
be identified by f I perfoas near Baby.heath, be.
ing feen with another perfon, not yet in ennody, on
the evening of the 28th ult. near the premifes of Mrs.
Bradthaw, who keeps a lady's boarding fchool at
Clay-hill, near Stanmore, ,which was broke open
and a large quantity of made and unmade linen
&den, which was fworn to on a former examination;
the prifoner requelled to be fent to Newgate inflead
of any other prifon ; he was indulged with his requcll.

MILANCHOLT Accirierir.—On Saturday evening,
the istlt inftant, as a young Lady, at No. 8, Piovi-
dence-row, Finfbury.fquare, was reaching t bottle
of Hartfhorn to her mother, her clothes caught fire,
by which accident fhe was burnt in fo 11.,.aking A
manner as to occafion her death at two o'clnck the
day following, notwithllanding every attention was
paid her by Mr. Bisosoaouo to, fnrgeon, uf• Dean-
fireet, who arrived a few minutes after the accident
happened.
In thole ages wham fimplicity of manners and re-
gularity of living were the refult of mankiesi's
nation, ddeafe had made little progrefs on th race•of
men I perhaps it was from this ecufe Scurry had not
made its rapid prog►efs till about the time of Hippo
crater. whole aplsotifms prove he knew the dikafe.
When I)aa a. Anson, and Comte extended their
route in unexplored feat, their hiaories prove fuffici-
ently its fad eziflenee. The United Kingdoms of
Great Britain would tenify this fcourge on land with-
out (earthing the hillory of campaigns. When ana-
tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab-
forption, they partially'butied the afilitted. The rue.
,a 6 of this treatment gave the idea of a cnmpkte an.
sidotr td a - ttabl• -nd

MARRIED.
On Tuefday hit, Ralph Clarke, jun. Erq. late of Tombs, to
Mifs Itichadfoo, of Hanaky, Northumberland.

DIED.

On the id laftart, at Edinburgh. the Hon Mrs. Mary Iliaaa
beth Farber., dauglar.r of the Kiltht Hon. Lord Forbes. fitarelf
her Grace the Dur.hrfs of Athol!, and wife of Joita Hay, Eli.
banker in Edinburgh.
On the 31 it ult. at Linlithgow, James Andrew, Efq. late Prowellk
of that Burgh.
Oa the filth ult. at PAX ey, Mr. John Pages, Law Chid Ma-
giltrateof that place.

On the cth irritant, at Edialsurgh, Sir jobs Oibfon Cassis:hod,
of Skirling, Bart.
On the 23d ult. at Dalnamain. in the county of Sotharlssii.
Enfign Junes Sutherland, lice ut Caithnsfs HighLsiders, is
the t Sth year of his ege.
The Rev. Mantis Ward Kennedy, of
At Wexford, Mrs. Johußon, wit of Dr. Juba/Loa, phyficiss.

FORTH WALES.
The GREENFIELD COPPER. and BRASS WANTS
PREMISES and EsTATES, at Halyard!. la
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
DT Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co._
. .

On Thnrfday; the soh of November, at Tweivo,WGarnwayls.
In Four Lem unkhpr.eviotly difpokil of by Prime Catarad.
of which proper wake will be Loire's.
Lot 1. A Capital and powerful BRASS ROLLING
Nitu,earibleot working two pair of Rots, Owen
Battery Mills add Turning Houle. with 24 for fall of water, with
every proper bullotag for the COOrfielliCr CC of a Brat_ Mantiforitotyg
an excellent Agent's Houk and Gardens, and ten fahßantiall
Dwelling Hoofs for workmen employed upon the trews.
Lot a. A molt capital and powerful Copper Roiling Mill, with
three large wheels, and fullicier• room for four pair of rano, rine
pair now Axed, four furnaces, with 3,3 feet fall of water. with a
refinery warehoofe and uftful buildings, as Agene.s boar, wales
lubltantial dwelling houfes (or workmen.
Lot 3. Six Brafs Melting-Hook% four dreg in each. whales
Calcining !wale, with calciucr buddies and drying oven; a oak
with a pair of Rows and a pair of rollers, with (oar fort Ave amebae
fall of water; Boni hooks, warehoufe, and buildings, and ekwa
fulakantlal dwelling honks for workmen ; Skewik a fall of orator
not In ore, of abbot ax feet, that may he repealed hall deathly
part, and room far an extenfive matlufatitory.
Lot 4. A coat mallows Dwelling houfe, uild OnsesdaidLolgea
now an inn, with tabling and oatbolidiags, and excellenthealial
garden. The shore mills we part freehold and part lafelsoid,asal
arc worked by one of the molt powerful firm= of war a the
kingdom, poffelling the fingelar advantage of newer being ahatkall
by froth, floods, or droughts in the funums. lying rear tits doer
Dec. Heavy goods can be conveyed on beard yeah (rats as. to
as Iful- per tog.. and being atomised in the udghbowhood of lead.
calanairo, toad coal mines, are very &arable forearrying an eater.
five manutadories In the copper, brah, tin. and amidst rade
as likewife for rolling of lead, or es paper, cater, or woolka
milk, as well JO fora variety of purports —Fee furtbar pariesLas
apply to Mr. Samuel Taylor, the Agent, as the Wasik's; re Mai
John Stevens, Copper Office, Liverpool; or to Maim Skinner.
Dyke and Co. Aldrogate-fkiax

w HEN Prole tonal gen at education aid it:
fponfP.:ility deviate from the. P nersi !lambi the fastilaum
of a menu Branch, the fassaioa of km' chatiaaadlimatio is dbe
belt criterion of ft.perkeity.
Ten years have I devoted my gotatte so tte,eseimamoevevemeot
of THRBG n:sOV.VERS, the aze.cfsful refalt et me pion
gives me adlti r ardour t. ovpuie u tar mime able tie sa•
vava o: tank corT:amtv which am the aloft latiorusat iv tLe coo.
lope of human inormities.

After Initiating into every hera.est as um Amy Surgeon,
fanned a wilt at an call period of Itractace to 'thee lodavalralia
from the igr.orance 0 uneducated !lien, or It.: orally Sierras
precipitancy of general PraCtitioararo
dim THREE 1 rla Ultll LAB4O thr cure Ovalle% I base derma
my attended, cormarne every kedus of VE.halltiAL iNSFG
1101-4. rat-ether at a recent or long dont:mt.—al/ Ail blade
of DUMMY. trkther arbletg from the Wats ot frailoalhamora
the Ind: dorm of mature age, and laftly duo derazarmaat at Ma
tvit Wows which is calico' DA nit INSEAM at St MLitt.
Numermis sli'eafes are de refuk at traoranee or bier to dm
Tr:annent of a etrmit Gramerhm, and It not anCrT quay* irr/paris
tlaat the fa ads of Luc ate polforied bytbe foultferstion of ca uvula&
ed a fur MIMI' r, thud eninpaajot. are ewily esamogl
ai+l evat %tram gams have faded, I mutt that I may groom as
olfcr a rodacal re eits-aftment.

Few. bow, we, are the cafes or essesilleated dates le the all
order, compared with the. ealseitoin faustions eat Alen, stlin Oven
indo:genet In a SOLI LAY VICF. u the prevalent (kis-ties
a faiLio.nb:e Life, :violet that IL.. e of fl biFry Kish V she
grim kta:ie coafignence ce fedi rerr:e:o.is
When the sinbaqy '.itSizer broods over his n.ikev. int leer
eoecei:/ his sr.isfortuee. R anal be fame eont.,Ni.. If SW CO
knew, that although it bcrt o.Odt of slutsht er L....wavy web
rho' Praeitioncns, the removal of lids DEI :".1"101c: lig kr die
gradual rmlifes of reposition es the aelviresneht yeapeisese.
If the nun of Binh, or Vera. have begun to r..disce ought Ids
sour, touch sassiety will be revinted by an early •Nrinteradbise tie
this lanivid Bite, and in ?bele cafes no great &Saki*. MB OINTAL
Bat where this dee( envy his for years Wiled, a peeper Ver.
Cevennes is indifpenflhiv tccainte to revive the lamberts. fowl,
of Lila and to to-animate the Coefiltetiets. _

MAIRIUFD WOMEN, wbe bore brig hat diferpirtrd 111
amir expc stiation. of a Fainliv, smyAe arniered, am is oak II"
*anew tit% ,!eredis cora-h&c by 11.111dical *IL