Star.
London, England, 1803-06-18 00:00:00

TURICEr.

CONSTANTINOPLI, Mer 4.—ThePortr has refolved
to remain perfeely neuter between France and Eng-
land, and this refolution has been fent to all our Am-
baffadors at foreign Courts. General &us& has
propofed, that the Porte fhould permit the French to
occupy the ports of the Levant, but this has been
refufed.

111CLTDOW performed his new Entertainment called
The Wender* Melody?, on Tuefday laft, at Coventry,
and on IVednefday at Shrewfbury, whence he pro.
ceeds to Ireland. From the very favourable recep-
tion he met with in the above towns, we prognofti.
cate a plentiful harveft in the filler kingdom: his
own unrivalled powers are flrengthened by the maf.
icily car:spoilt:ons of thofe eminent profeLfors,SitilLo,
WHIT/a:LI, MAJOR, DAHM•N, and MAZZINGI4I.

The new Performer from Peterfburgh made his
&Ind laft night at the Royal Circus, in a Grand Spec-
tack prepared for the occafion, and was received with
the =ft unbounded applaufe. His fccond appearance
was announced for this evening.—The pleafing man-
ner it which Mifs At/1114S performs Emma, in Moak?
Nip, cannot fail of creating the greateft amufement
to the Public.•—•SLA DE ICS charafter of Sparirfo, claims
the greateft originality, and is well enaEled by that
promifing young want. The Houfe was crowded at
an early hJur.
A man daring attempt to commit a ftreet robbery
took place on Thurfday night, in Lower Brook. ilreet.
As a Gentleman was returning home from the Thea-
tre, about eleven o'clock, in his carriage, a man on
horfeback rode up to the coachman, and relented a
piflol to his bead, (wearing he would blow his brains
out, if he did not immediately flop his horfes. There
being no alternative, the coachman complied, on
whi& the ruffian went to the door of the carriage,
which he opened, and demanded the Gentleman's
watch and money, on which the latter, inftead of
&wandering. jumped out of the oppoute door, and
gave the alarm. The robber. feuding bimfelf in
danger of kin apprehended. pm fpnrs to his bode
and galloped off, but being defray mined he quitted
his Reed, in Grofvenor Mews, and efcaped.

It is furely a matter of confolation, that there is a
remedy now found, which has alread retorter (under
Goo's blaring) leveret afeful lives, after themfelves
and their friends had given them over to death I as
can be fubßantiated by Mrs. Smith, No. 7, Cale.
Rreet, Long Acre; Mrs. Reeves, Leoesed.fireee,
Shoreditch ; Mrs. Oliver, No. tas, Old.ftreet, near
Charter-both Want Mr. nano waterman., Iron.
gate. Many more may be referred to; but there are
fully (uflicient to prove, that Dr. G.srdner's Pills are
die beft Medicine for that deplorable complaint. Some
of the above patients had it limbs Co (welled, that
the fkin built before they applied this Medicine.—Pre.
pared by the Doaor. at his houfes. No. 76, Long
Acre, and No. 3, Shoreditch, at 2 51. tor. as. 6d. or
as. 6d. figntel J. Gardner on every box. Sold by all
venders in town and country. Advice every day till
one o'clock, at Shoreditch ; and from three to (even,
at Long Acre.

laroatsarion Given.—As within there three
months feveral perfons have found conGderable bene-
fit, and perfonally exprefed their thanks to the Pro-
prietors of Sr ILSIII7IVeII Antitcorbutic Drops, for the
return of Health they have received, by taking their
Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a
remedy to countera& that eruption which in fo many
cafes has followed the Influenza, it is their peculiar
ratisfaaion in thus having in their ppwer to remove
' their anxieties fo fasisfadorily on this bead. There
who are fubje& to annual returns of Scorbutic com-
plaints at this fearon, experience has taught them the
valne of (itch a Medicine, they have not now to learn
its efficac f or its reputation, (landing, as it does. un•
equalled in the annals of Medicine, whethp urinal-
niitered in Scurvy, or applied to alleviate the (offer-
ings of Gout, Rhcomatifm, Ste. or acrimonious crop-
write breaking out oa the furface of the Skiff