Star.
London, England, 1811-07-24 00:00:00

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On the Inth hat. if C:.tort, bury. the Lady cf West', Haws;
teq. (Captaili in the ed Denaln Guards), of a eaughter.

Yesterday several shop-keepers in the neighbour-
hood of Field-lane, &c. attended at Hat-
ton-Garden Office, to answer complaints exhibited
against thim for exercising their trades on the Sah
bath-Day, during Divine Service, and were convicted
in the penalty of 20s. each, with costs.
Saturday night a riot took place at Hampstead,be-
tween a great number of Irishmen, armed with
bludgeons, &c. to the terror of that neighbourhood ;
when a number of officers appeared, and took up ae-
vend of the ringleaders, who were taken yesterday to
Hatton-garden Office, when five of them were com-
mitted, for want of bail.
Yesterday Davis was fully committed from
Whitechapel Office, charged by a Gen&man with
snatching his watch from him in Whitechapel, a few
evenings since.
In consequent-tor the decision in the Court of King's
Bench, in favour of assessing the Methodist Chapel at
dissenting the poor rates, we undeptand that all the
places of worship inHull have been assessed
to the same rate. •
The loyalty of the London merchants in 1745, to
which Mr.DaNT alluded the other day, was occasion-
ed by a run upon the Bank during the rebellion. •In
order to gain time, the Bank paid in silver, A biCh oc-
casioned a prodigious delay where the sum was large.
At this crisis, Sir JOHN BAEVARD, and about 1,200 of
the most eminent merchants of that time, assembled,
and passed a Resolution to take Bank-notes, and make
all payments in the same, as usual. This, our readers
will perceive, was not making a law on the case, yet
the efrect was, that the application to the Bank in-
stantly ceased.
The remains of the • Duke of ALBURQUIRQUE, the
late Ambassador from Spain to this country, and of
Don PEDRO RONQUILLO, a Spanish Ambassador who
was interred in Westminster Abbey in the year 1691,
are arrived at Portsmouth, and put on board the Asia,
Spanish 64, which will sail shortly for Cadiz. The
Duke -:-J'AtruactuEßQUE'S heart is deposited in a gold
urn. Admiral APODACA returns to Cadiz in the Asia.
The Board of Trade have, during the last week,
made a new regulation respecting the Baltic import
licenses. In future the latter will be granted only on
condition that a cargo is first exported, when, as a
douccur, the return of an import cargo, from a port to
be named, will be granted, besides an additional im-
port license for another vessel. This regulation is in.
tended to prevent vessels leavingthiscountry in ballast
Letters were received on Saturday from Amster.
tlArn to the Ifitlt inst. They are filled with complaints
of commercial distresses. The stock of sugar in Hol-1
land is now alnic.t entirely exhausted, wi,hout the
prospect of procuring a fresh supply. Sugar, of a
very ordinary quality, fetches a price of 'about 4s.
per pcund.
A letter from Amsterdam to a Gentleman in
Edinburgh, says---,, Here arc dreadful doings ; im-
prisonment, and working like galley-slaves on the
works at Antwerp, and other places, seem the order
of tie day. Each of these punishments have been
inflicted on pers.ms well known to myself, for only
bolding a correspondence with Britain. Ohs of
the
sons of your old friend ----- its
n.
his escape
Ito avoid being sent to the army: pray Heaven lie
may not fall into Op hands of the Philistines."
A letter, dated Kirkwall, July 6, says, the.priva-
teers of the enemy are swarming about the islands;
the sloop Brothers, of S:. Margaret's Hope, S'ainti
roaster, was cut out of Calf Sound, in the island of
'Eday, on the 24 inst. The sloop Robina, of this place,
.was chaced in here, and narrowly escaped being taken;
'and on the coast of the island of Sanday, vessels, evi-
dently privateers, had been hovering about, and have
repeetedly indicated ap intentios of lagdins,

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MARRIED.
Saturdiy, at •Huts,,, the Rec. R. Cee, M.A. Fellow
Of Caileerier Hail, Cambrolgt,-to Miss Rl!lett, (idea daughter
of the late idwordßert, Leg. of 6t. Neat 's.

The labours and researches of Medical Surgical
Operators have been for near a century directed to
that curious and delicate part of the human frame.
the Eye: at a later period, the Baron De Wenzel
has written upon the Cataract. The productions of
Mr. Ware, and also of the late Mr. Sanders, (as to
Surgical Operations) are duly appreciated, but it la
reserved for Mr. and Mrs. Wiatamas, Oculists,
No. 3, Red Lion-square, to introduce a new, safe,
and easy method of curing the various Diseases of Me
Eye: and Eyelids, withoat the danger of any Surgical
Operation, and we are of opinion, that such a disco- ,
very is of infinite service to Society; as we knOw they
receive Patients in any part of .the world. We made . CHALLENGE.
'MESSRS. CUR RIE and Surgeons, late in hit
these observations from having witnessed some of the
rags.
trwai.jrciLy. Majesty's
ha;eere:ift7,,eicri,aNireeleittihseansedaole whoodrldefto pro7e. aii
tisourandi of cures they have happily effected, the whole
lof which are atte' ted by a cloud of witnesses, compre- failed of the desired effect. The practice of many yeacrasrain Odd.'
heeding the most distinguished characters in Great particulat branch of their professiots has not given the to oder
Britain ; • yet if our readers wish ocular ptoof, we re- unsuccessful case.
of*Khry eooltcinue tobld!rect theldr
that
to the treatment and curt
fee them to the Royal General Disfiensary, in High insepquenuce,ottsibetp:rtalderangement Iffitir:ffsysstm
Holborn, at half-past four o'clock, when they will .1:i/el beirZ
meet with an immense number of patients who are habit long and mon unhappilypursued by the youths of both serest
now receiving benefit, though dismissed from the •in the one it will be Vinod to 1-e the unfailing source of barrio&
other Oculists as incurable ; one of whom we were in- loess; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a Ls-
formed, was blind in one eye thirty years! another i tntgt::::).rdthrie-bAv::shzl..tf:::::,Tkinylrts, tsewrbriaell :Lo
1 eumptions, loss of muscular power, and variuns nervous complaints
was led, on the 11th of May, in total darkness, by the
gentleman who keeps the Porcupine Tavern, Newport i usually characterise the earlier stages of thissolitary vice. Of pets-
loon. languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, Chet/
Street, Newport Market ; and is now restored to the
perfect sight ofone eye, (the other eye was destroyedby 1 trecieurse rnwonftaisloonigerase,arinot,h,seanndemveurchpextrtrened unspuraccrtesisrfir, iLan
die
it
an accident) although sent out of Malta, Portsmouth, 4 most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, suds
and Greenwich Hospitals, as incurable, with a pen. [as obstructions in the- uiethra, s. ungy excrescences haid tuo
'1 niouniscanous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, sleets, as also
sion, for life ! We are requested to refer our readers
to Mr. Walter,Thanet-place, Temple Bar, who asserts
Whether recent or of loSniZdaut;ralti.Uon andS' which !eve haßied the
he has published in the Instructor, nearly six thouraud
shill ofother Praetitioners ;are by their improved 030 of
well authenticated cures since July, 1808 ; hundreds' 'era: men t, effectually and per.tanently cured, without the patiene
of whom were total& blind in one, or both ere, yet,, suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which
:often fo;lows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of
can now see ! ! one of whom is Mr: Turner, butcher, i
enari, extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of
Str:Yctures have been t.ad are daily under their are,the total
Bury-street, St. James's, who, •xe understand, was i
persuaded to become their patient, through Mr. Wirg- , eradic.ation of which are effected by a safe, certain, id met,.
basor
for two sound rt.*
man, Joaveller, 68, St. James's-street, who had been ! tnsmo
weakness,t eirlf
relaxation,prac
edt eaa,
nnsrdt.th.ieibiourtlto,praoceny:ottl hi
berg
fearyoetasadoptthisroetrhiTz
tan
recently cured by them, and who can now see to read •
the smallest paragraph in a newspaper, without g:as- gorsfrus heyalth. IYdut where tehePadebility
ses.! ! The Groom to the Earl of Buekingamshire, proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Shin-
No. 1, Hamilton-place, Hyde Park Corner, will have tote has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the
slusmberingNspoabrkstoant life,daGnd tott reanimartethesConstitution.
onmeesmsrueni;ao thessle.andrset Tif: flue tahiurty:
reason to remember Red Lion-square, with gratitude;
as his child was placed under the care of a celebrated have been under the care of
Oculist, but was soon in such a situation as toinduce moral of complaints of tie Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having
his Lordship's Apothecary to pronounce that the received a radical and permanent cure, reqitest that reference,
may 17 madf e to
Curate as satisfactnry
emus of the decided hr.
child's eyes were destroyed; yet this child is now per-
fectly restored to sight of both eyes, to the agreeable Per
of thiarestiGentlemen‘liave had ictu to twenty .Many=
Aid had been under the care of Mews. Home and Heysiedets
and astonishing surprise of all his Lordship's house-
hold. So, also, the Footman of the most Noble the anti other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure
by the applicatioo of the lunar caestic, without success.
Marquis of Blandford, whose child has been, also,
meurecurrie and co. may be consulted by either sex with dw
recently restored to sight of one eye. But we have greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107
heard of another very remarkable cure performed on
Hatton-Garden. P: tents in the country are requested to stall;
the infant son of the Rev. Mr. Smith, of Hatton- the particulars of theircise, age, and general habit a living, a&
a remittance for advice and medicine*, when the sane
Chapel, who lives at No. 13, Cross-street, Hatton- loclosiDif
Garden ; and whose gratitude is exemplified in a let- will he even or wit to any part of theliftletlenn
%.
ter now before us ; but these are only a few out of the WILLIAM B. MOUN rids,
SARACEN'S MEAD INN, Ii.NOW-HILL, LONDON.
great multitude. We have authority to add, that the.
Th. hest Accommoslation for 'I revellers good Beds, shuts
afflicted may be received as patients in any part ot , Liquors, and moderate Chirps.
T'
the world (where we have free communication,) by HE following • POST COACHES, MAIL
stating their names, ages, precise cases and circum. 4i- COACHES, Sec. set out from the Sarac.:o's Head has.
stances, by letter (post paid) with reference in Lon- Sawee-kitit.
.
•Dansndix
ecouthii, andrh Sea Iciuharardy Ntbew,....P.borst Coat!,,
.t every Mont:
inn, for payment of the customary fees, for Advice, 'EXETF.R, Plymouth, Werivnith, rordester. Fahnoutil,
Axis
Medicines, &c. Sze. together with a solemn declare.
non that the remedy sent shall , not be attempted to
be analyzed by the patient, his friends, or by any
1
other person. port. standard, nacire.wa- and Bag:alhotre faster,
BOS CON, Spalding, Pets;twougis, Stilton, and Huntingdon
Dew Royal Mail coach, sets out eeery Evening.—Ceachts train
Boston to S?ilsby, Louth, irrimsbye and Hull.
We are happy to acquaint the public, the indigent 1 LIVER POOl , Wanthittost,Ktrutuford. Stone, sod Litchfiel
are constantly received GRATIS, at the Dispensary— , Nu-coach ~ raw' The . eprilition. every Evotivg „E live
I but all other applications must be made to Mr. and , o'Clock, to the Angel-Inn, Dale•street, Liv erpool. Guarded
throughout.
Mrs. WILLIANVi, NO. 5, lied Lion square, which is'
BATH and BRISTOL Flying.Post-Coachc.throusbChippen.
fitted up ft -. the reception cf the Nobility, &c. who :
hams Caine, and 'Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arr.ve at V.r.
are received from one till four o'clock. i Mar's, the Greyhound Inni path, said the I ondon Tavvrl,'l ho-
t i mai-street, Bilstol, next Morniog.—Coaches Its Welts, br...1 e-
water, Taunton, Esc.
BOXING.—A most sanguinary battle, for a purse i LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rocliingliam, sets out every
of twenty guineas, was fought in Cobham's Meadows, Morning at Eight o'cioca; carnal Four Insides only, and gCll', Tv.
near Hitchin, lierts, on Monday, between Oliver, a . markably easy, with a Guard throughout. PAS•es thro; gis :lam-
coachman, and Dornforci, a miner, from Warwick- . ford,GoldenNewaek, Redoes', Doncaster, and Ferrybridge,
.to the
Lion, Leeds, next Day, at None. No•waltstandmg the
shire. Neither had the gift of science, but they stood mows Expedition of this Coach, it is allow id to he the trot
uncommon
to each other, and exchanged heavy blows, until one agreea
ble and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road,
or both were down, for one hour and fifty minutes, qualled in Accommodation by any other.
both having, in the mear time, been hit blind. Dorn- KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-ldale, Bolton,
I ford won the battle at last, by giving his adversary a ' Chority, Orniskirk. and Gerstang Post Coaches, every Ater-
noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded.
' heavy fall. i GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretra.Grcen, Annan, Dienes
all Parts L Cwche ill,slelquehar-wKnits Cumnoockl, Kingswell, and
Wednesday last, as two horses were at plough near ;
Norwich, a flight of bees alighted on the animals, and arts of
YORK, Newcastle, and'P Edinburgh new euyar.h, performed
not being suffered to swarm in their usual way, with it*GUIMI throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past
stung the horses in so violent a manner that one died Si o'Clock, by way of sets out Tadeaster, Daftness',
the following day ; the other was preserved by apply- findingi haUehrton, way ham, hiforpeth,
land
hßeorwf ificek. l'auelltra
ing cloths dipped in salt of tartar and cold water. 1
restw t etim. elyfbese, apnieguaseed,
anrodinfb.ehae
proceede ont withoourronteaynymaady-
A middle aged woman, respectably dressed, who ditinted Fare. J. Ctss it, the Black Swan Couey-street, York.
runs Coaches to Sunderland, Mull, Scarborough, Whitby, and
turned out to be Mrs. Magee, of Brook-street, Ox-
13t "
ford-street, was found drowned on Saturday morning Bli
I iDaGc". ENORT. H and Walsall new Post Coach, may
off Hungerford Stairs. The deceased had been in .
Evening.
the water since the preceding Sunday when she fell CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Post Coac, ors with
out of a boat at Westminster Bridge. She has left a . Four Horses, tool a Guard all the way. Pam, th-onfeh 8r0u,...h,
, Appleby, Greataloridi7e, Richmond, C.atterick, Ben
he netbri,e;..
family of nine children to deplore her loss. I Wetherby, Aberiord, Doncaster, and Grantham (t rearest
Tne value of Dt. FREEMAN'S GOTTA SALVTARIS ! way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and per:or:is
has been so long proved, that nothiig of the present ' the
journte with toe greatest facility. Possesses de:ainet: oi
toheeirroastdarbsyix.blibisiness, or plat have the ?oculist advantage of
day can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe-
secured in tie rnee'lt Coach.
rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually , CHESTER and PARKGATE new Pot Coach, Daily.
being
tures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting,
ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderlarli
the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva.;only,. ev. ry .5 ".1
Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Irsides
ternoon, at Three &Clock, by way qt Doncaster, e.r...1:,;..nr, an
tron—without debilitating the conatitution in any de- i Stamford..
gree, or even requiring confinement from business or I SUNDERLAND, SRAM, and Varm, new Coach, every
restriction of diet. Tlse radical virtues of the,eines- Morning, to the George lan, Sunderland.
titnablc I)rops have proved their claim to pistil c :to- MANCHESTER, WillAssws Conglewes Newcilles WI17:1'
.I:art't .
rObViOn for more than 30 Years. In all the dehilizy "1 W°lverl•6l6Pt" Pau-Coach, tiverT.A.fltrnmo---4' .
P. L SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and hluffnal Post-Coach. ae
of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative—
s...nether the debility is produced by too free use of , Royal Charhote every Evening, at hive o'Ciock.—GuarcieL:.
SHEFFIELDI and Rotherham Yost Coach, called the RJ:.., :
mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm : ham, every Morning.
climate• To travellers and those going abroad, they
..evSOUI:III.AMPTQW,Wiechester, Altesford, and Alter. C3tra,
cannot be recommended too strongly, as they4iill re. i I:llfßitiainj:.lAM Mercury Poet Coach, with a (loan!, sets
ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all alp but erne, Afternoon, and reaches Eirmiesliam next day
stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the , Pastes by Oxford, Erman, and hlaipstone, to the Sarcrtt's ih-.1
bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many .
women have become mothers, who for many years! Coach', ;v.
1311 HULL, riraliagbarati den, and QolWaiter Pe ••
Northeave,Moritin at Serest o'Clock, Co and floneaster Pe
women hare become mothers, who for many years Cinch', em ry Morning at SeedS o'Clock, to the Bull and sun I.
had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale metenageter,Y, Hull. g
and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner , i.EILL/S and WAKEFIELD new elegant Cosa, Daily.
of Paternoster-row • and retail, by Belam and Sharp, HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddemion, and Cheahort`Coach,,var
Morning.
Portsmouth ; Hall' and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, TOT CENHAM and fahnontonCosch,Dallyeat Haltreter. • ,
Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portia t Tresman, Half-past Two, Half past Four, and Halflert Seven o'Cloci..
Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville,. Gilbert, and lipx. i SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester,' Ramsey, I..ybdear.t, I -
land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter arid WK." mington, Chris:thurch, Ringwood, Fordine.rdio, Wiint.., ,
donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and ; P°4NY'leilacistiaeseo.fßWlsilllsjrlis ,anadd-Vali°47"sey,alltallny, reelitial);natilii: 7
Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, 1 Friends and the Publ'c, that they will not be accnuntile ( r ;el
Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and
Parent. or I .uggoge, lec• of snore than tiie founds k'ilue, it'' ..:
Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and ' 6r damaged, inlets entered as such and paid for accordingly. :I
'oyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most II Ille &race'''. 14'.4 I on' Siww-hill' Land°l4*
.-, Venders. in bottles, at 2s. 9d. fa. Gd. St 225. i '

DIED.
Upon the lands of Dintraggct, in the county of Wigton. where
tie was born, and of the yroprieuirs had seen the fifth generation,
Andrew aged P. He was a remarkably strong and
handsome man, upwards of siireet high. His life was spent in
labour, in health, and in comfort. The day before he died, he
walked a mile to the propviessorlstkosse, where, since the short
time be ceased to labour, he always dined. He bad not lost any
of his teeth, which were all sound. He expired with easX and re
signation, comp!aininz only of a slight pain in his side.
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ioaSi)l#l I: noted ad pvsbusbetl by Iv I. t 4 r, at LN.•
. mi-isce, and at the Oat% Temple