Star.
London, England, 1820-07-08 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.

Thursday, William ilionputo, a stock-broker, was found Sulky
of obtaining, from William Offen, Exchequer Bills, and other
negociable securities, to the amount of 81000 and upwards, un.
der pretence of making a purchase in the Public Funds.
The defendant was charged upon another indictment, with ob-
taining, by similar devices, the sum of £BlO from Fred. Charles
llosenhagen. It appeared, however, that the cue could not be
legally made out so as to supEurt the charge contained in the in-
dictment, and the Jury returned a verdict of acquittal
The CAAMSIOX SichnianT, after remarking upon the great enor-
mity of the offence of which the defendant bad been convicted,
sentenced him to seven years transportation, assuring him, that
had a verdict of Guilty been given in the second case, the Court
would have felt itself bound to have inflicted public corporeal
punishment, in addition to the sentence of transportation.
The defendant seemed deeply affected at his situation, and ap-
peared scarcely able to walk from the bock. Ile concealed his
face with a handkerchief during the greater part of the trial
The trials of yesterday were only for minor offences.
POLICE.
irAILSOSLOITCH-STRlST.—Yrsterday, Jefee Barrett May was
charged by flerjeant hurter Rosi, of the Third Regiment, of
Foot Oniards, with having made use of must violent and sedi-
tious language against his Majesty, Itcc. Serjeant Ross stared,
that on Thursday night, he was walking over the Pagoda-
bridge, in St.*James'a-park, with two soldiers, when they were
it•terrufted by the prisoner and another man, who called out,
" The Queen for ever !" and made use of the foulest epithets
against the Ping, which induced him to apprehend the prisoner,
but his companion escaped. The prisoner, in his defence, said
he was at that time in a state of intoxication, and, upon his own
confession, the Magistrate fined him five shillings for getting
drunk, and discharged him.
Tows Hlrs, Boeouon.—A few nights back, J. Smith, one of
the Constables attached to the Town Hall. in the Borough, re-
ceived Information that a Gentleman had been ill-treated and
robbed in Gan-street, St. George's-fields, and that the thief was
then in the Two Brewers public-house. Smith hastened to the
place, and at the corner of Gen-street beheld no lees than thirty
twit:arty young thieves, who had just commenced a sham fight.
The Officer went up to the combatants, and made them desist ;
' on which one of them gave him a most terrible blow on the
face, and ran into the Two Brewers. Smith followed : but had
scarcely got into the tap-room before he wassuddenly surrounded
by the whole gang, and attacked with quart pots, pokers, ae.
which cut his head most shockingly, till he dropped senseless and
apparently dead. Holmes and other Constables soon afterwards
arrived, well alined, and put the villains td fight, but_eould not
secure one of them. Smith was conveyed to the nearest Sur-
geon, who found seven dangerous wounds on the head, some ofl
which, it was his opinion, had been inflicted with a knife orl
some such sharp instrument ; but the worst was on the frontal
bone, ova- the left eye, where the whole of the flesh had been
divided from the eye-brow to the ear, and had fallen completely
over his face; his arms, thighs, dud ribs were also dreadfully
bruised and swelled. The persons of all, and names of most, of
the villains are known, and warrants haye been bewail for their
apprehension.

Wednesday se'nnight,. the Gold Medal, given by the Mon-
trose Golf Citih, was played form the Licks there ; and, after
a very keen contest, was gaiued by thi Secretary,. Mr. Janes
Witus, Surgeon, Royal Navy.
Lord Jrascr's horse Mager Henry (Bst. ltlb.) is matched
against Lord &Trump's *erica (Bst. 10. lb.) at the Newmarket
first October Netting, for 2'O guineas, h. ft.
The Duke of PORTLAND'S Mr. Lowe (7st. 141 b.) Is matched
against Mr. Unntr's Derasecide (11st. 71b,) at the next Heughton
Meeting, for 4to guineas, h. ft.
Tenbtlry Races, tills ycar, afforded excelkat sport, and were
numerously :Inclined. Lord Anson 's Dandy was the winner of
the Alaiden I'late and the Sweepstakes were won by Mr. WAIM
sins Prange*. On the second day, Sir W. W. Wyna's
lfob-
gsbdn proVed successful for the Noblemen and Gentlemen's I late.
Au apothecary and his apprentice have been brought to trial
at Paris, for Wiring caused the death of a young woman, by giv-
ing her poison in a mistake. Both were coattoned to three'
months imprisonnicnt, so* francs lice, and 1000frapotioanyo
to the family of the deceased.

HARM' SCHOOL SP. ECHa

•
The annual exhibition of juvenile talent in classical
learning, for which' Harrow Schdol has long been
noted, took place on Thursday before a most nume-
rous arid splendid assemblage of rank and fashion,
in .the great room of this celebrated seminary. The
majority of the comp.:lly consisted of females fashion-
ably and elegantly dressed; awl the whole amounted
-nearly to six hundred. After the speeches were con-
cluded, upwards of a hundred Ladies and Gentlemen
partook of an excellent dinner at the house of Dr.
Byrum; and the other Masters had large parties
to dine with them. The beautiful and enchanting
domain of Lord NORTHWICK, which may justly be
called a terrestrial Elysium, was oh this occasion.
thrown open to the Pablic.

MARRIED.
• Thursday, the 6th inst..st, by the Rev. T. Burrosigh, T. H.
Fenwick, Esq. Royal Engineers, to Mrrianne, second daughter
of the Hon. ?.Jr. Justice Borrough.
At Langley, on the sth inst. by the Rev. William Stephen
Gilly, hector of North -Farribridge, George Horgan, Fig. of
liddlesdou Park, Backs, and Ahercothy, in Carmarthenshire,
to Anna Eliza, youngest daughter of °the late L. Gayer, Esq. of
Brill House, in the Cotinty of Buckingham.
Sunday, the Mad of Strathmore, to Miss Mart ?dinner.
Monday, at Glasgow, Thomas I stetson, Esq. Paymaster in
his Majesty's nd Regiment of Foot, to Margaret, eldest daughter
of James Eaq. merchant, Glasgow.
Lately, the Hon .urable Berkeley Octavius Noel, son of Sir
Gerard Noel Noel, Bart. tolLetitia Penelope, widow of Ans.
Haat.; FA+ of Iliozhall Park, Warwickshire.

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COMMY ibfARKFTS.
MMus, Tow 41.—atre price of a Bushel of Wheat 9a,01,1.
Tb‘ Holifisisck Loaf, Wleateu, is. 10i4L-.—HOusehold, I s. 1!
IJAMBOILY, JULY 6:—Wheat 6s. 6d. to 9s. Oti.—Le
to 6s Od.—Vetches, Os Od pet husheL—Barley, ::us to 555--
Oats, 29s Od to 29. dd p`er-quArter.—Bread, I s i.cck ;
flour 545. per sack.
NUWIWAY, nitla, JULY 6.—V-Iheat, 54s to 816---Barley,
33s to 55s—Oats, 23s to 28s—Beaus' 46s to 47.—. Peas, 47i
to 0050---13Pead, 1 s 7d to- Is 9d. per Gallon.
thusarnue, JULY 6.—Wheat, per load, XIS Ios.to Ma.
New Wheat, COO Os to X 0 00s--Barley, per quarter, 34s to
36s—Oats, 25s to 52s—Beaus, 42s to 465—Poas.'0011 to OOs
—live, —s to —.

The Wonderful EtEezcy of
MR. LIGNUM'S A NTISCORBUTIC DROPS.

Exetnplifud in the Care of a Disease of Twenty Years' duration.
Nibthwaite, near Ulverston, May ICtL, 1,1;90.
SIR—In the year 1799. when about eight years of
age, I was attacked with symptoms of a Scorbutic tirt.ptiory
which alarnied my parents very much, none of the family having
ever before been affected wi.h so baneful a disease. After IhA
been in this state for about eleven years, during which time nal
stature increased tittle or none, a neighbour of mine gaTe me
part of a bottle of your Dro;s, which I was advised to take,
ne visihle alteration appearing, I considered them 1:o better
the other int-did:tee I had before taken, consequently
ranee was nut adopted, not being acquainted with their real v r.
tues ; but in time I gained some knowledge of their kitrirsie
merits, and was resolved to persevere. I lope began to glinnrer,
relkf was af:orded, my statute increased, and at length a perf:ct
cure was obtained. It is now two years since I lea tif talc: .g
the 'Medicine, and I have Lad no return whatever of the co:r-
plaint, the marks only remaining as a proof of my tufferiogs. I
procured the Medicine from the late Mr. J. Soulby's shop,
kept by Mr. S. Tyson, King-stret t, Ulverston, hut Cannot ex-
actly ascertain how many bottles it took to effect the cure.
I will readily answer inquiries on the subject, either personally
or by letter post paid, and believe me, Sir,
Your grateful and olledi,:nt servant,
JOHN SARGF.N.SON.
Attested by Wst. Gascv.L, Tanner, Nibthwaite.
Sexemm Tvws, liootsakr, U.versten.
To Mr. John I.ignurn,Surgeon, Manchester.. _ _

These Drops are sold, in mouldee squ-re bottics, at es. Pd.
4s. 6d. and 1 is. (one Us. bottle is cert.?l to thret, 4s. oid. ores ,
by Mr. I.ignurn, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester; dnd by J.
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South Anidge, Edinburgh; R. Nelson, Surgeon' and J. Baxtkr,
Italian Warehouse, Glasgow; and the principal Medicine Ten-
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DEBILITY AND STRICTURE.
IT was.the Remark of the great Dr. Sydeuharn,
that acute diseases are the punishment of Ileaysx ; but
that chronic ones are irfiicted by oueseives. 'The consequcr;e
of a prevailing makidy proclaims too feelingly to the sufferers
this unwelcome truth. What situation tin be so pitiable where
the mind glows with passion a hich the infirmities of body can-
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duced the premature debility of age-ia the sexual organs, and
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manent Cute, conducted 'with the delicate secrecy it revirest
and speedily renovating the-lost energies.
• Nor are their sintering, less severe from another complaint.—
Senn:erne occasions a total derangement of the urinary system;
the nights are harassed by pain, Apu the, flay by fruitless etkrts
to gain relief. Here a regulated system, in tlse hands of ui once
and skill, overcomes every dilficulty, and rouses the powers of
the Constitution to act for itself; in the success of this principle
Messrs. Cooper and Co. have never failed, and naicture is a
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sent to all.parta of the World.
.-rr Mechanics have Advict Gra* at Charlotte House,
every Evening from Six till. Eight, Sunday-Momiqa
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Inasiar its usedsjerater sn re.
The treatment mild—the cure ela-ctstaL
ACandid Esaminiaion of Professional Pretensions
is only to be feared by those who are conscious of incapacity.
Impressed at an early period of our professional carter with
the important* of a more minute attention to a class of dis-
eases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Nature, we
boldly deviated from what was held to be medical orthodoxy;
attacked the vauntings of empyricisnt, and, by defeating its vi:,
purposes, consider ourselves Justly entitled to that approbation,
and patronage which, for twenty years, have rewarded our suc-
cessful and devoted studies. The estimation of our enlighten:ed.
brethren, who frequently appeal to our opinion, is an as:did/al:al
'gratification to Aar pride, while our authority from the College
laclf, strengthened as it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials
of almost every Professor in the British Metropolis. must ever.
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more advanced stages, characterized by numerous symptoms,
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'the cure caliTroal.
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The child of inanition may be restored to appetence, and, In-
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the manlier proof of vigorous impulse. The limits of an Adver-
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The Book can be had at Paternoster-row; 44, Pall-Niall;
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Isict disuses are felt with greater peiginutey by the alarm
dielltailelle occasioned by his own imprudence; and in nti casts
is liberality of education in the Professor more
=l,l°ll
than where the most unbounded confidence is placed,
end the most inviolable secrecy is expected: thus the terms are
plainly stated at the first interview, m in answer to Letters
minutely detailing die symptoms, and inclosing a remittance fur
meilkincand advice, which can be forwarded to any part of
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,
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