Star.
London, England, 1810-06-08 00:00:00

CLERKENWELL SESSIONS.

Yesterday J. Pegrarn, toll collector at Clapton turn-
pike,
was indicted for assaulting Mr. Faulkener. Mr.
Faulkener stated, that he was one of eleven gentle-
men who, on the '2sth of February (being the Fast
Day) dined together at, Woodford, and in the even-
ing, upon their return in five gigs, the first was stop-
ped at the gate, and toll demanded. One of the
company represented that they had paid in the morn-
ing ; but the defendant said be was entitled to
night toll. The horse became restive, hot the money
was paid, and the first gig was proceeding when the
toll-keeper ran into the house, took a broom-stick,
and struck Mr. Faulkener such a blow as felled him
to the ground, and cut his hend in a desperate man-
ner. He was taken up almost lifeless, and it was nearly
an hour bef4e he recovered his senses. This was cor-
roborated by a number of respectable witnesses, some
of whom were of the party, the rest acci-lental
sen);ers. Mr. GunNEr called a number of Is itnesses
to contradict this evidence, %,ho underwent ale
cross-examination. • The Chairman then summed up,
ind left the case with the Jury, who brought In a ver-
dict of Guilty ; and the /*ismer was sent to the
House of Correction fur Ix months.

• a I blessiiigs, a strung, matily,*and vigorous constitution. hi all cssrs
UNION-HALLO—ilfary Woof'. alias Mary B_lfre, of
t.iiiitt_i_litcy,ertrue_l_w_hate_yer cause arising, as well as In 0?ely ape.
single woman, was charged on -the oaths of Henry
Ketteridge anti nthers, with most violently wounding, either sett sVer 'sri.t:thi":7:eatimie:stviste alTritled cbcinonsotitilldr. Wars nParsttifltc' of
and otherwis., ill-treating, Mary Ann "Boyce, her ille- soltalon at home from ten to slimy, and from oda in die Odin;
e:itinvite child, so as to put the. life of the child in sill tin at night'
theirPatlents in tbieountry are requested to stare the *particle
v;reat danger. The evidence heard made out the most,general habit of living, Sic. incising
ei,...-ncifill cruelty on the part of th:s•violent mother, canoe "bseir'aagdvette'andand medicines, when the s.sine will b, ,• • •
who is fully committed Psi- trial. sent to any part of the kingthen. To ensure that sr:rt:y
John Soaking wls brought tap by Wortley. He was sential te our undertaking, the postage of letters cur be &lied to
charged with robbing Mr. Jackson's'. turner, at New- the
accountC
ti fßalfEaledandiCC4ol".lorgeons, No. 107. TiEtonit•
ington, of various articles. Fully committed. .
b./dilater Cherseman was also committed for stealing
two small, bat valuable paintings, from Mr. Flindali,
at Lambeth.

BY 1118 MAJESTY'S ROYAL LErrEas PA 11NT.

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hi 13 Jays they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; at!
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Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, ter that they off
keep good in Illelinustes any length of time, and that they hies
now borne the test of near 60 years, with iocreasing credit !I
themselves, and honour eo their author, insomuch that during dos
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sons, many a whom had been discharged from Hospitals whets
salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other method'
made use of without effect.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tuousis,Tersog
Member of the noyalC:ollege of Surgeons In London, at his boon
No. 9, New Bridge-street; wherrhe will give ashrice,7withost
3
Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pati esti Leo
tees, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all Mies d's
inost inviolable secrecy, no patients name or case baying bsell
mentioned, but at their own particular request, icy the Proprietor,
daring the course art more than 40 years, that he has had the ale
ducting of au extensive sale of the above medicine, and the I'm
tics arising therefrom.
They are also sold, by bii apielnunant, at the Pert:neer% Nls
33, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; the 't'oy-shop, No. 10S, Oa'
pad-slrert; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Rah-street-Hill. egg:
pi:osite the Monument ; and by one Person in ever/cons/dui
own iu England, tee in Boxes of only 98.11 d. each. sealed 414
• with fun and plain direction,_ whereby persons of either set rat
cure tifttil;AVs% with ease amid secrecy.
N. E. 'Every Box said ha Great Britaioi s sealed op with it ststsft
on which, by favour of the Cont-nissiont.", is Printed it
Office " Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street," to imitate elms
is felony, and all others are counterfeit.

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There was a good deal of prevarication, however, I.siefi, in diarret, in Kirk linton, near Cat'Wel' In the 7gth
in the testimony of the prosecutrix, and the Jury, after year of his age, Jeremiah Graham. A treat pars of the laser tiii 3
old man was devoted to the accumulation of money; and nothing
a very able comment on the evidence by Baron Gait- more gratified him than a view of his thing hoards, to which he
HAM, acquitted the prisoner. : was in the habit of paying gaily visits. Aniolig Ms treattives was
Jamey Butler stood indicted for having assaulted found a large number of gold pieces, the coin tit Purtttal, and
which formerly had cuxrency in this kingdom. Though bill r.e.
Thomas Dukes, on the night of the 2,511* Deeetnber,
estatenr
easn tdottuini
itTgat toe atla sltraysetarsFiovfe
hli'slilliiiire.adnidd Puooi:intlinc;x4idsfitivrs;"
on the King's highway, putting him in fear, and taking amunatat.lexpe.
from his person `2ss. a gold ring, and a silk handker- shi.langs , for his victuals were the elrenlin.narY Cobtrithstrim i>f
chief. hi. relations, and the last coat-which he'wore.was 44et.a1Wnit kit
beard, iseiug nearly sixty year. old; andtasit was dkiersiiied with
The prosecutor stated that he was standing in the
patches of various hues, it exhibited acostumiapitidiir lag inkfue
H —in
aymarket on the night mentioned in the indictment some particulars it resembled that Of filuttieliettPahr;''
conversing with a young woman, when some person : His garmentnatight but maurragged clouts ' .
came up, struck him a violent blow onAhe face, and ' ~With-thorns together pinn'd, and patcled was.','' • '
`knocked him down. •He was deprived-of his senses The only luxury with which be indidged his palate was tobacco; 1 •
and on recovering, foun his pocket *.s,.. ,• • 0, or
f'T so ne tins , i but it cost him little as the tWole skin poach, in,Whlch be hoeed LONDON ; Printed and published by LE‘'EL KEN* 9 '
• -,..w-e-••••.-16 ..- Y ---7 ~,•••—ty o, .„is• nci‘pg. 'rebury Place, Lambeth, at the STAR Of FITZ, No. I,
this article, was geq;pailireci ni.sh d b the boon cl:
turned inside out, and -his property taken.away. H I street; published shoat the STAR Orrice, Temple Bab
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tdift WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
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