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LAW INTELLIOENCE.COURT OF KING'S BENCH. IN CONTIRO►OIOII mom Tilt PILICtill*G GREENLAND FISHERY. Suet v. Thornsw.—This *Sinn came nn in the form of a Wiit of Inquiry for damages, the Defen dant having let judgment go by default. Mr. Leans, Connfel for the Plaintiff, made a for. Bible ulitrelis to the Jury. He Rated, that this 'was a Special ACtinn on the cafe againli the defendant, for imprefling divers rotated feamen from the Ihip Sims. on her homeward.bound voyage; and for the damage foßained by the plaintiffs in confequence thereof. The praftice of impreffing Greenland fea men, who are protected by Ad of Parliament, had become fo common, the efficen in the Navyregiriling their proteßions as frivolous and ufelefs, that the merchants were driven to this mode of claiming their rights. They had long patiently endured the injury, not willing to appear to countetaa Government, till the *tiled of the Admiralty to their remonfirances, and the ezpence in procuring the rdenis difcharges, bad ethaulted their patience. He elated the injury swamis that mu/ naturally info. to the trade, it the pronsition was not eriti•reed. The men are trained to the finite by long habit, and become accußomed ig de to the rigours of a Northern climate. The Greenland trade is a nurfery for feamen, and an im portant remote In the commercial Freatnefs of the nottotry. on %larch our naval fuperiority meth de; pawls. The weed was entitled by her ti nnage to prom& tsween the had only tt on bawd when the entered al Yarmouth, where the defendant, who is a Uentssiont au board the Monmouth, the Admi; Vara imprelfed foot men out of the it that were Zed. A (dies *or= came on Wrs Wetly after the ai front Yartmeth, by which (be IoR her fore ' tetp, mein, and Meseta waits, and (Whined other cLs mut the amount of qui. Learned Comfit having fußantiated his cafe by miasma, the Ivry returned their vercliet.—Da. t e 7ol. were two oiler actions, at the fuit of the bail fe imprelred, for alfault and falfe imprifes. 1141.2043amailes 101. in each. • O. rmosirsdil. L., lids was an anion on • policy of inftwauce made 'bp the Defestilast oe the fcbooner Idaty, from Bar. Melees to Cork which was captured on her paffage by e'rreedi privateer. Mr. &saute hid, that it was admitted, on the =: ry ftise Plaintii. that a letter, written on tile rah by the owner at Barbadoes to his nettle lan, directin g the inforance to be made. and which was received in this 'country on the sgth March, when the policy was itatned:.:ely opened, had not hien communicated to the Defendant at the timehe underwrote the policy. It was, on the other band agreed by the Defendant, that the proteß taken *mad be elleemed evidence of the capture. Thefe mutual concelgons would bring the quellion within narrow Monde. The letter teem the owner to his agent here, dated toth January, bore that the 'reel was eimetled to fail from Barbadoes in three weeks, er at fartheß a month, from that date t and if a man of war did not by that time prefent itfelt as a con voy to guard her froli the privateers &ante% the llllaads, that the owner would 'sunlit her to the care • Sties 'of the large armed vegeta, which he knew *Odd he Malt altdet that time. This letter arriv. ilia the agth Mirth, on which day application was Obbie to** Defendant to usderwrite the policy, but which he ad sot figgaa till the loth April. The de• fence which he wdsaiead was to be fel op, indeed Ilse aaly discs which he could figure. was, that **sewed maR, from the tenor of this letter, which , had net been communicated to the Defendant. have Gees prefamed to be miffing at the time the in o iicy was sOderwitittes. This, M. ErOcine raid, he old .k able to Ikw from the general andertanding of Eezeca n in the trade, could wit have been in the con. ' of the agent who applied to have the po ted, or oldie Defendant, had he been aware of the contents of the letter, at the time he under- wrote the policy. Th e only reafon then for inferting a *warranty that the velfel Should fail before the of Ana, as bad been done in this policy, mull have proceeded from this eircumilane, that the hurricanes commeseing generally after that period, greater rilk attached to yards which did not leave the country previous to this 1 a of Afton. The Clerk of the Plaintiff's agent proved, that on the a9tb March he appli'd to the Defendant to ex ecute the policy, which was figned on the loth April. He admitted that the Defendant Aced him, when the veld was to fail ? to which be gave for anfwcr, that he was not Waive. The Defendant then diced if he was to warrant its failing befor the id of Au ral ? which the witnefa Paid was his intention, when a warranty to that effelt was pot into the policy. Several captains who bad long traded to the Well Indies Paid, that (even or eight weeks made a good average voyage from Barbadoes to Cork ; and that a veffel expelled to fail on that voyage in three or four weeks from the loth January, could not on the 19th March be confidered a miffing hip. . 1 Mr. GARROW, for the defendant, contended, that w` till once the title " concealment" could be expunged from his Learned Friend Mr. Parke's book on infix lance. and from every other book which had ever been publilbed on the fubjelf, it would be unnecefi fary fur him to fpend many words to flew that a claim under a policy like the present could not be maintained. He would recommend it to every gen• tleman about to apply for having a policy of au rance underwritten, to follow the *claim of his- Learned friend Mr. EREKII4I, in another cafe—to empty the bureaus of every paper at all conneded with the buf:nefs and to submit them to the perufal of the parties intending to underwrite, that an equal advantage and an equal underllanding might ezt on all fides before the execution of fuch a contrad. But if inch a practice were not to prevail, he would recomm:nd to his Learned Friend Mr. Parke. en the antliority of the cafe now before his Lordfhip and the Jury, in addition to the title s. Concealment," to add, as a branch, and a necelTary one, of that rom prehenfive term in his valuable book, " wow of e n . planation " Here it was morainal the •ttent for the plaintiff w r. in poll'effatr of the probable time w h en the •L 'I-I to be infused would fail. Was it not his yto have explained this to the onderwri- t7r ? At all e‘ents, being himfelf in poireffion of ii...„ tlichl.ouvledge that the rad was to fail kveris I weeks before the period of infuntwe, was he enti tied, when quefli.sued as to the time of failing, to fay he was not potitive ; and to allow the defendant to infure a veffel which mai. to his knowledge, have failed at leall two months before ; as W it - had not then, and mi ght nut, for months afterirards, or nn. til the firfl o f Augufl, have quitted the port from whieh'the policy was to operate Here Mr. Gaaeow was interrupted by Lord EL- LllllllOlOOOll, who Paid, that in the pretent cafe not only had fome concealment been praelifed, but. even when a queflion was acted, the proper information, which Mots it vas its the power Pf the agent fur the plaintiff to have given, was withheld. The Jury immediately found fur the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DECEMBER az, CA AND °TRW, .WlOllll3. O. 111.0kMall. This caufe origated in the bankruptcy of Mr. Gingell, an oilman and dry falter, at Iggeetthithe, and came now before the Court as an iffueaireeled from the Court of Chancery, to try on what day in the year 1796 the aft of bankruptcy was committed. An tdion was tried in this cafe in the year 1798, and a fecord in 18." but in neither cafe had the fpeeific day been proved, and a numbet of claims haling been made, and converted property difcovered finee,, it became nerd:try to afcertain the time precifely. The receipt and di Tr i lion of tery confiderable films depend ed on the kerdill of the Jury. Mr. Alcorn, formerly warehoefeman to the bank. rapt, probed Mr. Bridges, a creditor of his, having delivered his bill for gunpowder at midfummer, 37063 that he had called weekly for two or three Saturdays Following that time, and which, by reference to the Almanack, went up to July 9, t 795, and thathe, by Gingell's defire, denied him when at home, not only to Bridges, but any other creditor who might call for him, of which there were lever.d. _ _ Mr. Serjeant Vsuoiess, in a very fevere crors.esa. mination, made an effort to impeach his credibility, by reciting Come evidence he had before piveti, but did not fimeeed in filing any material deviation from the evidence he gave in the year t7siBi. Mr. Williams, the bankrupt's clerk. corroborated Alcorn, as to the periods the ads of bankruptcy were committed. For the Defendant.. Mr. Tomlinfon, forMerly Clerk to Winter an Kaye; was called, and from his recollection only of the trial in 1798, (wore, that Mr. Alcorn then (poke of the date with great uncertain ty, and indeed had (aid, when the cak of Copeland arid Steele was depending, he could not (peak of any ait of bankruptcy being commuted. Mr. Scrjeanc Snarls sae reprobated the attempt to albs the foul charge of perjury on a refpellable man in bufinefs, and that by a perfon not entitled to Cape dor credit with him, who (poke merely from perhaps a partial recolleltion, being concerned then for the Defendant, and which infinuation and attempt, fevere as it was, Rood unfupported by any other evidence. Mr. Juniee Cuanza' in a 111 , irt charge, pointed out to the Jury the ilfue :hey had to tty—it was, whe- ther the at of bankruptcy was committed on the 9th day of July, 1796, or any other, and what day. The impeachment as to Alcorn/ chevalier or credibility was nOt by any means fo founded a. for them to all upon. If they knew any thing of him of themfelves, they w o uld l e tth e irown b 11 an d et weigh ID ICa 11, judge accordingly. The Jury found fpecially for the Plaintiff-1i Mat Ithe a& of bankruptcy was committed on the 9th day of July, 1796." Urn V. MINOT. The plaintiff is a Capt a in of a trading veffel, and brought an alion of covenant to recover the amount of a Nen agreed on for the freight of the (loop William, which he commanded, according to the terms of a charter party entered into between him and the defendant. It was agreed that the veffel Arnold go from London to St. Michael's, for the pur• pole of bringing back a cargo of fruit. On his par. rage outwards he fell in with another trading veffel, the Captain of which regnant him to take onboard lane frith linens tome Readings, and tome hand kerchiefs, as ■ prefent to the American Conful When he had reached St. Michael's, a gale of wind arofe that drove him out to lea. There he conti sued bearing about for eight days, during which Lime his (loop fpnmg her mall, Rrained her timbers feverely. and had fame of her rigging carried away by the gale. He was glad to put into the firft port that he could reach, which happened to be Lifbon. He was not long at anchor in the Tagos when Tome revenue officers came on board, and feized the linen, ate. as contraband goods. He Raid there fume time to refit, and after his Terre, was repaired he waited lonic days longer to fettle the different hills he had to pay. By the time he again reached St. Michael's he was told that he was too late, and was obliged to come home in ballaft. Robert Preflon, Mate of the William, depofed— that (he was regillered for fixty.three tons burthen ; that the had got eighty-liven boxes of oranges on board, when the was blown out ; that the was fifty eight days endeavouring to gain St. Michael's, but could not ; that they ran into Lifbon on the 3d of February. He then proved, after detaining the Court for near two hours, looking over his In book, that every exertion was made to repair the (hip, and that The was not fin:lhed until the a ath of Aptil,l when fhe chopped down the River, to wait fora wind. On his crofs-examination he laid, though the was ready to fail on the 14th, and though the wind was I fair, yet the did not fail until the sad, and be could not give any rcafon for it. He then proved, that they had gone back to St. Michael's, where, not being able to pet a cargo, they were obliged t o come to London h. Nallafl. Two nth et v itneffed were called, who proved merely that they faw the workmen employed about the (hip. Scrjeant Bat r, for the Defendants, (poke at very great length, reling his cafe entirely on the unnecef fary delay of the 'laiutiff at Union. A gentleman of the Jury abfervcd that that delay muff have been octal - limed by the Plaintiff's wanting money to pay for the repairs and that be knew it was the cullom at Lars not to let a vetel out until the could pay or give fecurity for the debts contrafted by her. Mr. Juftice CM•Millt fammel op the evidence, and pointed nut to the Jury the particular points for their confideration. The Jury retired, and in shout a go titer of an holm returned 4 vers!h% for the Defend Ant, not on it his tailsh go•i on board, but be cau f e he delayed Litton un;cr than Was accdfary. HORRID MURDER. Today. shout twelve o'clock, a horrid innrder was committed by Sawa Miler Mitt 64 on the body of his own daughter, a child of nine years old! The unhappy wretch is a weaver, rending in Wheeler flreet. Shpreditch. Having had fame difference with his wife, frau whom he parted tome few days ago, he (wore that the deceafed &mild never live to become a profligate under tha Within of her mother. On his return from work, at the hour flared, he confirmed his affertion, by matching a razor from the mantle (hell, and applying it to the neck of his own child, nearly fevered her head from the body! 'tie child expired inftantaneoufly ; and the horrible criminal was immediately taken into cußody. He was yef terclay examined at Worfhip greet Police Office, where the (hocking deed was incontrovertibly proved again( him, and committed to Newgate. CORONERS' iNcLussrs, Yefterday an Isquifnion waiasken before G. WI Urietr, Efq. for Middlefer, at the White Horfe houfe, Wheeler-fireet, Shoredirch, ma the body of Sarah Mitchell, a child of Mee years of age, who was mqrdered by her father, Samuel Miles Mitchell, on Tuefday The firtl witnefs called to prove this horrid trent adion was Kennedy, a Police Officer of.Worlhip. greet, who Rated. that at half pail tv.,lve o'clock on the day Rated, a report arrived at the Public Office that a murder had been committed in Wheeler-flreet, He, in confequence of this information, repaired to the lodging of Mitchell, No. as, Wheeler-greet, in company with Arrnftrmig, a brother officer, and on opening the room door, he difcovered the deceafed, quite dead, with her throat cut from ear to ear. The witnefs obferved a razor lying by the door, very Moody, which he took with him in fearch of the de predator, and on finding him, not far dißant from the fpot, he confeßed the horrid tranfadion, adding that he had inffided the wound with a razor, but the poor child little thought what he was going Nu do. Godby, a weaver, and fon-in•law to Mit chell, Rated, that he called at the houfe of his father. in-law. about half part twelve at noon, who was alto a weaver. He did not bear the . loom go as Mita!, when he looked through the keyhole of the door, and perceived the deceafed lying on the floor very bloody. He immediately exclaimed •' murder!" and ran to the mom of a fecond-floor lodger, to whom he com municated the fad. He then went again up (lairs, and on opening the door, he perceived that the child's throat was cut in w dreadful manner, and that Ibe was quite dead. The witnef. knew the prifoner very well. and he never knew him to be deranged in his mind. Mary Nicholls, who lodges in the fecond floor of the houfe, corroborated the aatement of the preced ing witolfs; and the farther Rated, that the beard the pritoner go up (lairs about twelve o'clock. His wife was then at home, and the faw.the daughter' come in from fchool in a few minutes after. The prifoner was it% and out of the houfe all the morning. She beard the mother of the deceafed go down (lairs about a quarter paa twelve o'clock, and ne thortly after heard the footfleps of a man, which :he lzpprf. ed muft be the father's. She heard the deceafsd winding quills during the interval of :he mother and the father quitting the room. She was ignorant of what had tranfpired, until the was informed by the fon-in-law. William Byron Rated, that he fpoke to Mitchell on Tuefday at twelve o'clock; he was then working at his loom, and he appeared to witness fomewhat in liquor. The deceafed was not then returned from (chord. Witnefs heatd that murder had been com. milted a quarter of an hour after, whet, he went to the honfe, and law the deceafed in the dreadful situa tion as defcriLed. Witnefs knew the offender well, and he always considered him as a quiet man, who was perfeely himfelf. The evidence being gone through, the Coroner re marked to the Jury, that it was their duty to find the prifoner guilty of wilful murder. It was evident from his own confalion, and the evidence adduced, that he was the man who perpetrated the hortid deed ; and whitever defence could be fet up, would be for the confideration of another Jury, as the priloner would take his trial at the Old Bailey. The Ju►y ) without hefitation pronounced a verdiel of " Wilful Munirr agailli Ile Father I" The deceafed was a very fine child, and had been very recently admitted into the Spitalfields School of Induary. As far as we conjeaure by the evidence, the de ceafed was working at a wheel ufed in the weaving trade, when this horrible tranfaltion was committed. She was found between the shed and the door, where fhe doubtlefs attempted to ekape. No ether tesfon can be affigned for this diabolical atl, than that which the prifoner was heard to utter, viz. that fhe fhmrld never live to be brought up b) her mother. The of fender and his wife had parted the day before, when the child flew to the mother, and remained with her all night, contrary to the willies of her father. He voluntatily canfelTed the IA to the MAgiltrates ou Wednefday ; and, with tears in his eyes, when dc fired to figs his eonfeffion, exclaimed, Ter, /grill, witb thelanse bead Ali did tbe b--y deed . 1 " lan week an Inqueft was held on the hncly of a boy about eleven years of age, who was found Itarved to death in the hundred of Talgarth, Breconfhire.— It appeared that he had, in company of two younger brothers, followed a funeral in that neighbourhood, and having difappeared on the load, it is fuppofed he had milled through the inclemency of the weather, as the body was found, about a fortolgfft afterwards, covered with fuow. Winter being the feafon in which the inhabitants of this country are particularly fubjeft to Cotsghs and Colds, and the Althmatic feel an increafe of their complaint, we deem it our duty to inform the afßiacd, thatrCituami's Cough Drops are an absolute cure for Coughs and Colds, and where a cure in can armed Anima cannot be espetied, relief may be aßuredly obtained ; but we have known inflances whore aithmas - of twelve years Handing have been en tirely removed by th- nfe of diem. riaaw and Co w•en:, No. 1, St. l'eul's Church Yard, Are now the only Prorri:tors ; it the.r names are on the Stamp they are genuine, otherwife, a counterfeit. Price, only I as. a Bottle. infALIK bEcßftrltak is. This morning, the remains of Lady Cats - tamp /hot roan were interred in St. Andrew's Church& yard.—The funervl *a' attended by a great mamber of gentlemen's carriages. • In eonfrphence of private infnrma'ios hatrint been received from finnt part of the province of Utli.ri a Magiftrate hasgone thither in quell of the was the eaufe ofpoifoning the two blind Mil in Simpfon's A houfe In Dame-flteet, nearly oprtire Pawnee (treet, was nn Wednefklay fold by aneli tr. and brairtghq the him of IGool.—The rent is tool. per ansinwis Monday. a man of the name of Lawler was efts. mitred to the city gaol of Cork, sharp-A with Imiehst tendered an oath of treafonable nitwit to vine O'Clans nor. At the conclufion rf the C. M1111(60110' Oyer a , 4 Terminer herr, the Judges ruled the calenliar it the, following manner : Peter Carroll, for being concerned in the robbery of the Mail, rind having in his viral in a great quantity of the Bank-notes fiolen thereout—To be executed on the 22d infant. John Evans, for uttering forged nuts, porportint to be of the b l ink of Sir t . Lighron, Sim and Co .— To be imprifoned two months and publicly whipped Richard Vatighan the engine keeper, for a fraud upon the Church Waidens of &. Andrew's parilh.— To be imprifoned three months James Harvey,- found guilty of forging permits, to defraud the revenue.—Cate referred for the °Ohio* of the twelve Judges. Edw. Bar%es, Laurence White, H. *teen, Hen/ Lyne, and Samuel Denny, convicted of forgeries upon, the Cavan bank.—Cite referred for the opinion of the twelve Judger. • Thomas Chriflian, indifted for high treafon, was acquitted. Patrick Rogers and Bryan Byrne, indifted for a burglary and robbery in the hook of Edward Cullen, of Galloping green, the-month of Oelober LAIL— Acquitted. The CrunmilEon was then adjourned by prnclanaor non until Saturday, the 10 of February neat. The point 1 refereed upon the taft of W. Flith,ttied, and found guilty at the laft Comm:Sion of Oyer and Terminer, of forgeries upon the flank of England, / and refereed for the opinion of the twelve Judges, It ti not vet been decided nor delivered to the bat• by their Lorafhipv. On Snoday,jn Mandela (Treat Cavendilh-fqvare, the Lady et Robert Vyner, EN. of a fee. Monday evening, da Ruffell [spare, the Lady of Jahn Mien Efq. of a daughter. MAKS.IPLI. On Toefday, at Greenwich, fa.. Rey. J. M. glee, of &rtb•HiLL, Sotnkatuittoo, to Mifi Holmes, Watt daughterof W. Holttwa, of Weitcomitc Park, Kent. On Titer/day Wt, jaencs C or nw all is. Efq. only too of the of I.lsetkcid, and M. P. for Eyc, Sulfulk, to hilfs Dickies= daagbter of Fr.acis Dinkins, Efq. M. P. for idoriumtptonikire. At Edinburgh, on the 14th loft pt tn lanes, of the Scotch Prigade, to Mils Margaret Liddell, chink daughter of Andrew Liddell, Erg Lately, a; 1 - 19vcriordweit, Henri pooh, Er+ of Mona. PM. brokelhire, to Mk Jane William', daughter and co-bertha Tko• tou W tfiama , Efq. of Langridge, and niece to the Dowager Lady Rentington. _ _ At Cork, Captain Wad, of the Tipperary Militia. to Mifs Sarre field, filiu of Dominick Strstield, of Windrar. DIM. Terfday arioroing, it be huulC to 1.14 r Rube.. . _ _ May Fare - - - On Monday, at his haat, Affeentily Few, Mlle-end, Mr. Jsb Peppercorn; of the Cart India d ank, aged As yeart On the 9th init. at the Olen, n.ar Gr.en , th Mel Campbell, 6f+ At Glaignw , on the 18th init. Mr. P e t er M'Aftkor, droget. At klel.aft, oa the lath Init. .I,w' Campbell. Ely. for upwasdo of lc le: , s an eminent aterehal.! . ...l,l b raker there. ooTucid.y, at bls boars in Elward-Itreet, Cauenditls-rqnsie att.., a tedious sad revere Mods, Clarks N c Cues, to the Sad year or his age. _ _ InApril ai St.Thorne. near Madra , , after* Hawing inner% °co. Thompfon, Efq. late of the Hots. Company's Civil serv ice. ' Inthe fame month, at Madras, Nichol M e i n , Ef q. Third Men,. Der a the Medical board. In the famc month, at Madras, George htMaheta, PA. Amino, In the :taproom Comm -- • - DORA/WS oldie UMETIIIt A and Certain COMPLAINT& A S foie Proprietor of DA It A N's celebrated me.ii cared Bougie. and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR Michas tbst Public, that he may as ufual br cotiftd•c4 daily from o to 3. at Ls horde No. si. Frith-ftreet, Soho, no C..fes of Strictures, Obßruz- Cons, Gleets,&e. Ste. at well at Delatl i and every info tier where k erecy fo effential a remeGte, that r. Dufour has provided a fpacinus Hour., that every Puter.t atay be Introduced ls, a leparate apartment. Mr. D. bas for mety years conflae.l hino&lf to that department of Surgery, and front cat alive pradice, and the RA nattering fuc efs, he is enabled to offer a method of ettre, el cachous, requiritip no confinement or rtitratot is dRp Kai Which prevents a rt lapfe. Perfotts In the country hating tier cafes fully, in a lener, cocloling a one or a two pownd rote, will * Wane prop , r rannAlesfeyt toils,: amount. For the variototymmomo,hte. fee M r. Durant 's - Madre em the above comp'abus,price as.6d. the fifth edition; to be bad of J. Callow, Cown.caurt, Soho; Mae. Queca, Lietsr Change: sad of • be Author. H AVING dedicated royfeif to the Rudy, and bees gratired by the mat conllderable plaice In that Wan& which I thottet proper to Wed, I trait that I have aortas... wit emptoyei my time thin Ihnio Who. In the estates. 5C.! of the profeMoo, reenhonally.lmoter'el in uncertainty, and cutlet alsoay, attain that fueetii which fa acquired ay wancenu-atlas the ioteSetual tr.wer at tiara of dila-km The drearea at nstu..:Tv art oteulattly Yrs *As !wiry ett.:l throe a tea!n air corset - wan:La C! , turoaoss an.l, by cdo. p.- ' of ail i b , ...neoes Nenxt VC bra frvat tt•c• caaanpl.. doe :ears*. doe c: ichaol tar; In/r...n.t•i Of =Writ '!r.7 to. 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