Star.
London, England, 1803-03-11 00:00:00

ASSIZES.

At Sarum AMA% Thomas Haller, a Sear.'
man, of Trowbridge, was capitally conviaffst of
being concerned with others, armed and difgaiced,
in letting fire to a mill and premifes belonging tb
Mr. IsIAA, near Trowbridge, in July laft. If is
hoped the conviction of this man will have a pro-
per effrft on the mifguided workmen, who of late,
in defiance of the laws, have been guilty of fo ma-
ny alarming outrages. It is expeaed he will be
executed near the premifes. James May, Samuel
Harris, George Marks, John Hiner, and Peter
Edwards, all of Trowbridge, fhearmen, were in-
dieted, the former for adminiftering, and the four
latter for being prefent at, and aiding and 'Siting
at, and contenting to the adminiftermg of an un-
lawful oath to one Thomas Bayly, a fhearman,
on whole information they were apprehended and
committed. B.tyly had twice before pofitively
(worn to, and very frequently repeated to his mai:
ter and others, the form of the oath, yet on his ex-
amination in Court, his recolleaion failed him, and
he could not again repeat it ; and on account of
the oath not being proved as Rated in the iadia•
meat, the prifoners were actiniued.
At the affix(' for Oxford, Henry Woodley and
William Jennings, for a burglary in the houfe of
the Rev. THosiAs ELLIS. of Grest Milton; and
William Coleman, for (beep healing, were capi-
tally convifted, and received fentence of death,
but reprieved before the Judge left the town.—
James Woodley, for healing wearing apparel
from St. John's College, was fentenced to be
tranfported tor (even years. John Bennett, for pig.
healing, to be imprif-oned for fix months ; and
William Mellinger was acquitted of the wilful
murder of his apprentice, but detained to anfwer
for the affault at the next affixes.

Wednefday fL'nnight, at the Commiffion Court,l
Dublin, James Murphy, f-9nd guilty of flarving
his wife, with intent to kill and murder her, and
whole trial we give ;n our Paper of Monday, was
fentenced to he imrrifoned two years, and fined
Icel. Mr. M'NALLY, as Counfel for the prole-
cutrix, addreffed the Conrt, faying, that the un-
fortunate man confeffed his crime, in its extent,
and propofed making a fettlement on his wife, if
he was enabled fo to do, by a remiffion of the fine,
and a mitigation of a part of the puniffiment.—
The Court, however, replied, that they would
not entertain the fubjea until they were fatisfied
that a fettlement was properly fecured. It would
then be time enough to take the matter into con-
fideration.

In the beginning of laft week, the driver of a
return chaiie, from Arbroath to Dundee. was raft
asleep in the rhaife. By the jolting of the car.
rage the door opened, the man awoke, and (loop-
ing to recover the Rep his head and body fell out,
while his feet remained entangled. The driver of
the carriage hearing a groan, alighted, and found
the unfortunate man with his head under the
wheel. He uas brought to Dundee with his cheek
dreadfully lacerated, and one of his ears torn off.
He is now under medical cure, with foam hopes
of recovery.
On.the evening of Tuefday, the firft infant, a
molt melancholy event happened at Arbroath.—
Captain Heyman, of the brig Providentia, lying
there under repair, went to bed in his cabin, in
which a pan of live coal was imprudently left.—
Mr. Campbell, cullom houfe officer, was alfo in
the cabin, intending to (Lay all night. Next
morning both Gentlemen were found dead. It is
conjedured they had been fuffocated early in the
night, as every attempt to reflore animation prov-
edineffeEtual.
The following occurrence took place lately at
Shields:—A Gentleman and his wife, after having
paid an agreeable vifit to their friends in Holland,-
fafely attired in the harbour, though not without
experiencing a rough and dangerous paffage.—
After the ve(Tcl was moored, they prepared to go
on (bore in a boat; which having come along-fide,
the &ft attentions of the (hip's company were di-
rated towards the Lady, who was politely handed
in; but, as for the Gentleman, he, in defcending
rapidly from the (hip's fide by the %Mance of a
rope, jufl at the moment when the boat had !hear-
ed off a little, was fuddenly immerfed in the river.
The Lady, feting her hulband in imminent dan-
ger, by an impulfe as forcible as it was infiantane-
ous, plunged into the water after him, and rue.
ceeded in feizing him by the neck of his coat,
though the had not power to raife him to the fur.
face. In this terrible dilemma, it was every mo.
meat apprehended that they both would dila!).
pear, as neither could make any proper exertion
to lave themfelves; but, happily, the boatman got
up in fufficient time to catch hold of the Lady's
gown, juft as the was finking, and thus was the
happy initrument of rercuing an amiable couple
from a watery grave!
Tuefday fe'nnight, two boatmen, (James Pi g•
new and William Reece,) returning from a veflei,
near the Copper Works, Liverpool, were, by tome
accident, unfortunately loft; the body of the
former was found drowned, lying upon two oars;
the other has not yet been found.
A young man, laft night, in the Strand, drew a
(word from a walking (lick, and threatened the
life of a young woman. Ho was taken to St. Dua-
-1 (tan's watch houfe, and fent to the Compter for
examination this day at Guildhall.
A fingular robbery was committed on Saturday
night, in Berkley.fquare r—Mr. Osumi% return-
ing to his houfe in Mount-fireet, had jolt turned
the corner of Hay-hill, when a man came running
up to him, exclaiming, is An elderly Gentleman
has jull fallen down in a fit; pray, Sir, Wirt me
in getting my :nailer to a coach." Mr. °mane
immediately erbffed to the fpot where this old
Gentleman iris fuppofed to be (niggling, when
he law a man 1 i^tg on the ground near the iron
railing that inciotes the grata plot; on the infirm'
of his coming up with the man, the &ft who had
addreired him, demanded his money ; the other
immediately jumped up, and with dreadful me-
naces fecolided the demand, and robbed Mr. Os-
solos of his watch and urmey.

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The po.kof Owes liord, LIT of the R.o{ol[lll2oll 1
or a too.
At Douglas, in the Ifie of Man, the I.ady of the Rey. Johi
Hartltonge, of a fon and heir.
On the gth ult. the Lady of Ctiptain Harzreayea, of Omura:ll
Houk Lanc.iibire, of a daughter.
On Friday I It, at his houfe in Wimpole-fireet, the Lady of
James Mufgrave, Fig of a fon.
At Path, on the zoth ult. Mrs. Stewalt, of Bookeid, of a
daughter.

' MARRIED.
At Weitthorn-bourc, on the sath ult. Alexander 'gang, Jan. of
Overtown, Efq. Adrteate. to mar. Rebecca Grey Defualfloun,
' daughter of James Denniftoun, of Weltthorn, Efq.
At Rofemouut, near Montrofe, the tft init. David Cornea.
Efq. of Craigo, to Mifs ftabella Agnes Macpherfon, only daugh-
ter of the late Captain John Maepherfon, at have-Ode.
At Lambeth, T. Richings, F.fq. of "(looks Inn, Holborn, to
Mifs Pattcrfon, daughter of Colooel Patterfoo, of Lambeth.
On Sunday, at Bath, Court Dews, Efq. only fon of Barnard
Dews, Efq. of WeLfbourn, WarwickStire, to Mils Maria Fer-
rcrs, daughter of the late Edward Ferrets, Efq. of B .dciley, in
the fame county.
On the 3d infiant, W. Sharroek, Efq. of Samlcfbary, to Mifs
Ellen Booth, of Heapy, near Chorley.
On the aath ult. at Mottram in Longdendale, Mr. Thnmp-
fon' of Stockport, to Mils Jane Cardwell, third daughter o:
the late Hairy Cardwell, t fq. of Old Hall, Hollingfworth.

DIED.
At her houfe,ln George's•fquare, Edinburgh, on the 28th
Mrs Leith, of OverisaU.
At the Monk of Kilmartin, Argylefhire, on the rft ult. the
Rm. Hugh Campbell.
On the 4th of Auguft hdt, at Mongheer, Major James Da
vidfoo, in the Hon. Eaft India Company's fervicc.
At Aberdeen, on the loth ult. Mr. Andrew Dun, redlor of
the grammar fchool of that city.
On the 26th ult. Mr. Peter Milne, fchoolinLfter at Fyvie.
At Winchburgh, on the xoth ult. john Kiid, Efti. of &Ilion.
At Port Royal, Jamaica, aged s 7, Mr. Charles Bingham
midfhipman aboard hies Majefty's &fp Stork, foss of Mr.C.harles
Bingham, of Dublin.
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"The LORD bath muted Medicines to grow out of the harsh
and he who is wife will not abhor them, for with fuch cloth
He heal Men, and take away their Pair s."—F.ec L asaviiL 4,7.
BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE,
THE BALM OF MECCA, (Price only zs.9d.)
is the heft Remedy In the Univerfc for NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS, the molt powerful reftorate and re-an isnot-
in- BALM OF LIFE AND HEALTH, and the fafdt and
belt Medicine in the World. - .

It is not pretended that this Medicine can urea the Progrek
of Nature, but it is grated and proved that it will restore
Health even where the Conftitution appears to hate been irre-
parably injured. This is the genuine Egyptian Balm. of which
Jokphus tells us that the Queen of Saba made a preterit of a
Tree to King Solomon, and which is 11111 eonli.iered in all Eat-
' tern Countries as a fovereign Remedy for Arndt every Difeate.
There who have 'impaired their health by a refidaute in bot
and unhealthy Climates ; the young of either Sex, whole infir-
mities threaten premature old Age, a Life of Miter?, and an
early DiEolution ; and thole more advanced in years, whore tot-
tering Caplets Frames appear withered and alntoft worn out,
are the more immediate objetts of thisfoothing Bafin,whote be-
nign influence may be extended to the whole cid: of Valetudi-
nukes; fo: in all cafes and in all ages where the Solids arc re-
lazed, where the conftitution has received a mock, or is by any
means debilitated, this reftorative and re-animating Balm of Life
and Health will produce the happieß drafts : the cold and tre-
mulous Ner►es will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed Ei •
bres or loft flabby Seth will be braced and rendered firm; the
mottles will be invigorated; the finews will be itrengt'i• nod:
the emaciated limbo will be coveriti with firm Beth; the el-
-1 hauled vett& will be replenithed; the imporcrillted watery
1 blood will become rich and balfarnic. and Its languid circula-
tion reitared to the (nutlet impetus, which is the true criterion
of health; the languid drooping fpirits will be revived and ca.
taus; cd ; digettion will be promoted ; in Mort the tone of the
flans will be reftored, and by that means the whole consti-
tution will be renovated. Fechlenets,laffitude,ansiety, melan-
choly, and all the deplorable fymptoms of difeafe will vanifh ;
and fttength, ardour, fcrenity, and every evidence of renovated
health will be the happy Walt of taking this hieftimable Balm
In due time, according to the dire loos for ute which accom-
pany each packet.
TO THE FAIR SEX. _ _ _

The Balm of Mecca is molt earnclUy recommended during
pregnancy, as well as at every other period of their Byre; its
fublime and refined properties, its mild operation, and fpcesfic
qualities, :re molt happily congenial to thenative delicacy of the
female habit; and thole complaints of which females are store
immediately fufeeptible, come fo directly within the benign in-
fluence of thiamedteine; that its timely adminiftration will molt
afturedly fuperfede the neceifity of any other remedy. In all
particular cafes it will be adrifable to confult the Doftor, which
may be done by letter sddreffed to him, No. az, Bllttapfgate-
' ftreet-Within, or to the care of any one of his wbokfalc age nte,
and enclofing his fee, (not Ids than half a guinea): and every
female may restatered that her cafe will be treated with the
utmoft delicacy, the molt feru,puloue attention to every parti-
cular, and the molt profound recency, by a Wife-lan of feientific
knowledge, very great etperience, and Arid integrity.
A Proof of the Efficacy of that molt excellent Medicine, the
BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Care foe all
NervousDiforders.

The Hon. Mrs. TWIS LI TOW was fubj eel to a violent Nervous
Head-ache, Palpitations, Tremors, and unaccountably diltref-
fing fenfations for lonic years t during which the eonfulted fame
of the moft eminent Medical Men in the Kingdom, followed
their Preferiptions, ofed the Bath Waters, Etc. for two feuions,
without effect, and never received any pantan.un relief till 111 e
veal recommended to the Proprietor of the Balm of Mecca, by
whole Advice and Medicines the bas been perfeCtly reftared.
(Signed) CHAILOTTg T IsLLTON
Margaret-fleece, Cavuidillaquare, London.
ANOTHER PROOF.

Mr. &ILL, Miniature Painter, No tot Pall-mall, was af-
flidtedwlth a Nervous and Rheumatic Complaint for years,
which Lacerated fn much, notwithilanding he had the belt Ad-
vice, that from the conflation In his head, and the vioitet pains
in his limbs, he was apprehenfive that he mould never he able
to lint& a Portrait of his Royal Hlesnefs the Prince of 'Wales,
which he was ',antis', when be was recommended to try the
halm of Mecca, by taking which be was wonderfully relined
in ids than fix weeks; and by condoning the Medicine, with
the thador's Advicc.obtainesi a peed Care.
ANOTHER PROOF._ _ _

MI'L MART COAL al, at Mr. Afhton's• Long-AOstoa, near
Reiltol, was afili:ted for many year/ acids a moft drradhil Ner-
vous Dlforder, actompanied with Hifterie Fits, arid a violent
Rzed Pais in the Crown of her Head ; by taidt;g the BAlm of
Mecca be has obtained a perfeft care.
ANOTHER PROOF.

WILLIAM &Toros, kfq. Chid Officer d the PITT Eaft-
Indianan, by a refidence in the EaR Indies, and the feverines
of the Company's Naval Service, in which he had been mare,
more than Twenty years, was reduced to a Bate of debility and
general relaxation of the Syltent, which cannot be defaribed.
The Rahn of Mecca has reftored him to &pater Bate of health
than he ever before enjoyed.
ANOTHER PROOF.

Copy of a Letter from Mr. Sheppard, Beeisteller, Drift&
ma
, grind, Noe. as, titas.

A Gentlewoman, who reifies in the neighbourhoWl of Mit-
tel, called on me this morning. to acknowledge a very remark-
able Cure which the has experienced from taking The Balm of
Mecca • indeed this Melcine appears to be fo generally effica-
cious, asd I have irgfelf wltneffed fo convincing a proof of its
excellence in the foregoing luftanee. that I Quill take every op.
portunity to recommend it; and as I am quite out. I rein&
you will (wed me a frelb Amply as Igoe as potable.
I am, Sir, yam obedient Servant,
(Signed) ww. as aPPA RD.
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The Bahn of Mecca it prepared genuine only by Mar.. Ball
and G. Surgcnoto and by tbdr appnbinncirt is libld wboler:,:e
and mail, by \lr. Witham No. say, Strand, feventh houfc
117=1'4.mph:43a/, London; Mr. Bali, yy, Dam.-Rn.ct, MA-
ho; Mr. shcopard, Mr. Begin, and Mr B mane, Briliol;
Mr. brow :, 1 lasard, and Mr. Mcyler, Bath Nlr.Swinnry,
Mr. War', cad Ntr. lore*. Birmingham and by nay iv-
cpvehbt• M Zen, Venecr tba United Kirtkia.—.Pricc
9cl they

Poe COUGHS. HO/iRSEVEssrs. gte.
Mr. GREENOUGH'. LC ENC. FS of Tot.U.
Wl-1 contain all.the lbftening and beating
vaults of the celebrated BALSAM orroi.t;,
the ph:gent:ft and m: ft effedual comedy of the kind in an
Coughs, Hoarfeneffes, Sore Throats, and..DriluziOrna on the
Lungs, healing the Rawnefs and Soren& of the llreaft,
affording great relief in Shortnefs of Breath, it'd in MIMI] um
and Corfumptive Complaints; they do not cloy the tion.ach,
but rather create an appetite.

But as the great beit;ft to be derived from them can only be
y‘cured by baying tb oimuirie, the public are ecqu• MU" to
°Wave, that HAYWARD, Np to, Ludgate-Itilhis
cu-
ed on the Stamp, as all others are Counterfeits.
Tilde LOZBNGF-S are prtpand and Grid by R. HAY-
WARD (Suceeffor to T. Greenough, the loyeator,) Na,
Ludgate-hill; and fold by F. Newbcry, No, 45, St. Mauls
Church-yard; Bayley and Blcvr, Cockfpur-ftrret ; jebou:t
and Co. No. t 50, Oxford-itreet; W. Clark, No. 269, Burouib.
Price as. ltd. the box.

FOR CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, Re.
Dr. STEERS'. OPODELDOC.

acknowledged 'THIS Medicine bas been kng
to be fuvrior to every Preparation of the Kind in the
Cure of Bruifes, Spraiss, Bhetunatirms. Cllllll3, :•tutabu.'4,
and StMei' of the Joints, and other external Complaints,
well as in =Boring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when In
a Paralytic State. It is airo particularly ferviceable for
; but in this Complaint it mould be &noised, and up.
plied warm.
On the Outfide of each Bottle of the ()ermine Opodeldoeta
patted a Stamp, in w Nick are engraved theft Words " F. New-
bery, No ay, St. Paul's." AU other are counterfeit.
Sold only by F. Newsy's.. at the Warehoufe for Door
James's Powder, No.ay, In St. Panne Church-yard, a for
doors from the Corner of Cheapfule London; and, by kb,
Anointment, by Meths. Jcbuldt and. Co. No. zso, and J.
Hiding, No 76, o:ford-Brea; J. Wade, Old flood-Brad
Bailey and Co Cuckfpur-greet; J. Ward, Middle-row, H
born; T. Tut, Royal-Eicha .t.:e • and W. Clarke, Swoosh
High anti. Price 26.6 d. per Bottle, lactating the Stamp, or
Six or 1.15. 66.

WHEN Proleilional Men of education and re-
fponfitility deviate from the general fyftem by the re,
'calm of • peculiar winch, die lanai= of Wag continued
focal: u the left criteriee of hmeriority.
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Ten lean have I devoted myra -O.eC to the eselufnre Mese-
Diem of THREE DISORDEK., and the fueeefsful refuk of
my plan gives me • additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ate
able the ravages of thofe complaint. which are the moll import.
ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon;
formed a with a: an early petit:aka Pra.ftiee to rtfcue
ads from the iznorance of uneducated Men, or t to.. equally
serous precipitancy of general Pradkidoners.
TLe THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
voted nay attention, eontprize every fpecies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, wbether of a recent or long duration.—mbh,
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arillng from the habits of
Schoolboys; or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de-
rangement of the fyitent io Women which is called BARREN-
NEW or STERILITY. _ _ .

Numerous arc the tell* of Ignorance or hafte In the
treatment of a Simple Clostorrhaa, and it not unfrequently hap.
pass that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indikeetion of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fueh complaints aro
callty cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I
may prefume to offer a radical re•eftabliflimest.
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the
difnrdcr, compared with the calamitous Situations of Men, who
from indulgence in a SOLI VARY VICE, or the prevalent
Gaieties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility
which is the unavoidable confeqvence of fuch pernieimo habits-
Where the unhappy [offerer broods over his roffary, but ears
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confulatioo far
him to know, that although it be an &Jed of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of .Itefe DEFT,
CI EN CI ES by the gradual pegged' of renovates u the acquire.
meut of my experience. If the tires of Bacchus or Venus bare
begun to rectum manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteradloo f this languid Rate, and ia chafe
cafes no great difficulties 41 occur.
But where this deficiency has for years milted. a proper
Perfeverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Rumbaing
fparks of Life, and to re.animste the Confthationi.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difoppainted
in their rspedarions of • FaMly, may be allured, that lama%
Inflames futh deka. are curable by Medical tilt.
The SECRECY which is fu effeenial to my undertaking, sod
the Qiiallfications which I have perfumed to Rate, form rho
Bafis of any pretenfioos, and in coincidence with fuels this Ind •
matioo Is given, that Mr. WEE may be confetti,' peefamflp
(or by letters inelofirge linall note) at his figure. No. a 9, Ans.'
del-ltreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar.
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There is an additional entrance In Water-ftreet Aoki%
and the name h on both the demi.

M. BREE, Tiembor of the Royal College of Surgeons.