Star. — London, England, 1815-05-06 00:00:00

LAW lATALLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY S. POWER V. W IT %In tt This WAS a case on a policy of insurance on a cargo of corn, from London to Lisbon ; on her voyage she met with tempestuous weather, and. was obliged to put into Cowes for repairs, after which she proceeded on her voyage, and reached Lisbon. The master, immediately on his arrival, applied to the Mai itime Court there, to recover the expenses he had been at in repairs, Scc, and the ownns were adjudged to pay '2s. 101 per cent. as an average loss upon the value of the goods insured ; and the owner, to in demnity himself, bad brought his action against the underwriters. The underwriters, it appeared, had not been apprive4 of the suit going on in the Portu guese Court, and their Lorddlips now derided that the items Of loss with which the defendants writ. bou i t,lkt to be charged, were not items incident to ye. Irtal avertte, by the la%v of Eagland ; and that ,he underwriters were not to be c,‘nsidered as Fable to any charges not established by ti.e usage cf inereHlts in this country ; and such iv)t g the case, in tile present instance, the Court ordoed a nonsuit to be entered IHE SZING V. JOIIIN UNDERHILL. The defendant was brou2ht up to receive judg ment for an assault upon Thomas Laws. The par ties were servants to different innkeepers at Rochester, and the assault arose out of their endeavours to pro mote the interests of their respective employers, by obtaining customers for the stage coaches going to their respective houses.—The Court, after hearing all the circumstances of the case, ordered the chfili. clam to pi.) , a tine of £3, and to find security, him self in Xi 00 and two surcties in £3O each. IN SOL 1 7 4.:NT REBIORS. The Bill f..r amending the Laws relating to Insol vent Debtor., provides that any creditor whose debtor has been confined in execution, may petition to compel such drinor to oeliver up his roperty, to be applied iu satistact• 1 u. his debts; And every debtor on leing seri c I i, •'• .in ..rder to that effect, ;. t., ver o. 0.011 .1 ::.edule contaireing a description of his C. editor , , I:1 arnotm , ot their debts, and a dis covery of cffects. R t $ comply with the rude; C.•iitt, and to ni ,ge discovery Of his effects, or to embeivle or franduloittly ,Es.l,n property to the an: oont of .4'20, renders the pa, ty liable to the same quen:ei as in ease of bankruptcy, %%bile the 8.11 g've: t! lelosi's goo.'s e‘t.acs to h e ottrided t i•;•• Notl.ii,g in this Bill goes to u.s• 1.• ,::'ht 'r to his relea..e from prson, so-ner t'.aa .11 r -.•.. itt entitled t.• it by tin. 53.1 , )t ti,e King. As ri one, sat ii!t-rt coviiintt• .1 to piis:nts at .1 t .•,n 11.1 jJ.i.-c Ibis it• t'••• majority of t Ct 1; : :e. !here is a s:titbit) po.v.,ictii the mor it ‘1 r tisoster to tit:. ptison 01 thi , ottnty or pl.t. ts!;10.: the toljoioy of the et‘d:r. rs of stic; pr. , net, it windier ...,1 v Atte, h trpen to dwell, in order tilt he to ty be there examined before some Magistrate, and the creditors may be enabled at a ro•oletatc expcnce to oppose the discharge of the pr;- goner. The expences of theprisoner's removal are to be discharged out of the rt isoner's estate ; but in ease there is nut sufficient estite, the charge is r be borne by the creditor applying for the removal. —The above Bill will have the beneficial eff ct ot compelling debtors to deliver up their property to be divided among their credit, is, instead of being re-- witted to lire in style on their estates, in a pri.ow, its rules, leaving their creditors without remedy. EAST INDIA TIOUSP- —Yesterday a General Court was held at the East In t lionse, when the By-laws already approved were cGmirmed.—The Court after wards proceeded to the adjourned consideration of the grant to Mr. Rossetti. SUEMON, of Twenty ThOu sand Pagodas, which was carried in the affirmative, after a long discussion.--The di patching of the last fleet f the season for India, which stood for this day, was postponed to Tuesday next. SUDDEN DEATHS.—Yesterday mining, M;ss CHAR- Lorre. WitiTutrean, daughter of Mr. Willi k:fIEAD I Bniceley-street, was found dead in her bed. She Was in got,d health going to bed, and was in the 21th year of her age.—A blacksmith fell down dead yes terday forenoon, whilst wot king at his forile, in Green Dragon-yard, Holborn ; he made no previ ous caunplaint of being unwell. J ASILS METCALF, of Barnard Castle, who, though SO years of age, had intended to enter .the matriage state on Tuesday se'nnight, was found a carpse on the morning of that day by his intended bride. _ .. . . Last week, at Sus Ceet, a woman of the name of Pisidar, was actually mars sed to a man named New man, ix f ire the body of her former husband was laid in the grave ! PuLlic curiosity is at len;-th gratified by the pub lication of the Mmatusts OF LADY 11.1.111-ToN. They contain nens-..yroiss anecdote. of her particular friends and distinguished contemporaries. Many of those related of herself are very extraordinary, though they carry with theta every mask of authenticity. The will of the celebrated Joanna South:on passed the Seal of the, Pserogative Court of Canterbury on the 28th ult. the letters of administration granted in January last to Wiinaan Sour:icon., the brother, having been previously revoked by a decree of the Court. She has kit a few trifling legacies to rela tions, and the residue', is case of no luue Male, to Mrs. JANE: TowNt.F.i and ANN UNDERWOOD, her exe cutrix. There is a clause, directing restitution of the' various presents, made in expectation of the birds of a male child, in case of no such event, to the respec tive devotees ; and reference is made to a book, con tainieg a catalogue of their names and offerings, which it has been necessary to record with the testa mentary papers. Every passible want and accommo d.itiun seems to have btea anticipated with scrupa l'.us attention. Th •re are cradles, robes, mantles, (some of white satin) bows, caps, and napkins, out of isnnOer, several articles of plate, money from " six guineas" to " a pretty sixpence," so denominated, 66 C:ree nutmegs" by one contributor, and a" pin" by another. GuatonAtt.—Yesterday Charlet Cherry, a youth it the employment of a respectable linen-draper, in Fleet-street, was charged by his master with rubbing !Inn of money from the till ; also, with having stolen a number of India silk, and other handkerchiefs, to a considerable amount. The extent of his depredations nut being fully ascertained, he was remanded. j o' • • r I I °NY BOXING. Al COOMBE WOOD. A meeting of amateurs took place yesterlay on this spot, to witness a boxing match betwixt Crockey, a pi etended sailor. and the elder Lancaster. We sh ill not attempt to give the roun.'; of a com bat which caused disappointment to the ring, and which is described in a few lines. Crockey rum bled his tmagonist in the first five rounditf the cnm. hat, and had die heir uf it. Lancaster possessed most science, which he displayed in planting first hits, but ockey got in and did some execution. He, how.' ever, glatiAgly exhibited the white feather in the Bth round, and disappointed the whole ring. He soon after !legan to sing out for quarters and repeatedly gave in to his secoods, but not a drop of blind was sp;lt ditriog the combat : Joe Ward, tired of encou ray i rig him to combat, stopped his mouth with a hand. ketche t, to prevent the %posing parties from hear ing " 1 give in." Crockey at length, after rolling about tear tnenty.four minutes, got up when time was eAlled, and r oll,•;y i•iformed the opposite reconds he would he d -.I it he would fight any more. The battle was for a so! sex iption purse. Afar th.s slisappcieLittent to the amateur!, cH sslts Alciau the ring, until two candidates for fighting tame turaed to for a purse of six guiaeas, and made as gallant a fight as ever was retarded. The names of those promising lads 1:r the prize ring are Phill. Street and Th.. Roe. They possess a moderate share of scieace, and were nearly equal weight. Saw is merely a boy, tsho stood over his antagolost. hut although his length t!ave him the bes , Roe was the best IN fighter, and Le woo it alter most courageous battle, which lasted 40 minutes. Ford tin ew up his hat to fight Kuowlesworthy, but iht:l4,l WAS 110 ek‘vi. FATAL BnxlNu.—An Isig.iest was yesterday held at the Golden A nzoor, Smithbeld, un S. Jennings, a Wht-rlwright. who met his death in tight with G. R .bcr ts, a smith. on Tueiday evening. Thew, and others, were drinkiog at a public house, when a dispute arose as to the performance of some ironwork, when the deceased struck Roberts p—aluty arlerwards adjourned to a field, where five or six rounds were fought, in the last of which they both !cll. Jennings was taken up senseless, his head tell forward, he gasiied, but did not speak ; he was taken back to the Golden Anchor deal. Two surgeons, ho examined the dei:eased, believed him to have iEJ olapor, lexy, as the) discovered but one bruise, a .l got one oil the left side of the neck, which, when c•entained n., extravasated blood, though a Luger t i n unity than usual was within the jugular v• in ; the vessels of the brain indicated apoplexy.— Verdict—Accident.iily met his death by over exertion in combat. g tho storm with which the metropolis was yr•terd.:) a most vivid flash ul lightning sliattled t::t• chitnities of the workhouse of the parish of St. Ann, blackiriArs, situate in Glasshouse-yard. The electric fluid then pierced through the root, de. the ceiling, and greatly injured the Avers, hut nappi:y ithout doing personal injury to any of the numerous inhabitants. Thursday as a female child about four years old was crossing Whilecross•street, opposite the new prison, she tell, when the wheel of a cart passed over he: bl-J!, und killed her on the spot Tocs.!.iy evening the body of a seaman was picked up n;ar the Goodwin Light Vessel, ard brought On shore at Ramsgate for interment. A paper was frund on the deceased, with the name ut James M•Jore" writttn upon it. _ _ _ The prosperity of a people, and the strength of a nation, are proportionate to the number of hands em ployed in its support ; but how can a man act well when deprived of means Such was the case with Mr. M. Clerkenwell, the excruciating pain in his stomach, &c. compelled him to give up business, and retire, withuut the slightest hopes of recovery.— Strange to recite I a number of animals, in the corm of young mice, came off by his mouth—two of which may be seen, with twelve legs each, in Dr. GAND• uM'S Museum, 74, Long Acre, and 3, Shoreditch, by whose Worm Medicine Mr. M. is cured. Price 91. 4s. 6d. 10s. 6d. or thirty shilling boxes, one guinea. _ _ It must be gratifying to the country to hear, that Dr. Coorsta, M.D. with a Society of eminent Sur. geons, of thirty years experience in Strictures, De bility, &e. have established a Medical Board, (t whom all cases are referred) at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte -street, opposite RowLAND HILL'S Chapel, Blackfriar's-road, London; where the public are re lieved from the most dangerous diseases without con finement. The Institution thirsts the attention of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so blind and unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so important a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment has mer curialized thousands, aad brought many to an un timely end; eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throatomutb, and nose, vertigo, noise in theears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blindness ; strictures,pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis• taken forrheumatism ; extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a few of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from eight till ten, or by letter, in closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, bn Tuesday, '1 hursday, aid Sun day morni3ls, till twelve o'clock. ,NEWOATE AND LF.ADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef, rer stone as 4d to 4s ed Veal 41 Od to as 44 Mutton - Si Rd te 44 4d I Pork Ss Od to Is 44 Lamb Ss 84 to $$ N. DIED. Aegust 2l 111 4, at Sevore. East Indies. aged 29. lieut. N. 'fanner, of the Hon. Company's service, 24 Regiment N I. April IS. at Hamilton, Mn. Agora Dick, wife of Mr. Cleoree Dick, writing master. She was seized on the S aturday preceding with a violent inflammation, and in, medical assi.tance could afford relief. In the midst of her dlnrss she wa. delivered ot a daughter, which lived hut a few tunas. The young :nether and her child were buried In the same *rave. Lately, at Yarmouth, Mr.. Jay, widow of the hue Cart tin Jay, wifortunately I .t• oA• Winttst , m, in the I Itiliter cutter. COAL MARKET, MAY S. Ships at Millet. Ships Sold. Pries. S 4 Nevrasstie SO Ws Od to sls od. 11 Sunderland * 44. Od to 00s Od. 1 Welsh Coal 1 ao• od to oo• od. 0 Cinders 0 00$ COUNTRY MARKETS. OXFORD, MAT 40...Naar of a it Inset, Os. The Quantal' Loaf, 10fd. Uzsaluor, MAT 4. —Wheat per load EH 10s. to At 10s. Barley, per quarter SPa to 345. Oar sir te soh saw. ply. to Oils. Pass 3111 to Ob. :0 I-M. 14/ Mr. On Pt I y, Jun, 2,7 t 7 krt.. 1,•‘•14,71:1, by Order :h.. x• (111(.i 's. 1:1011r , 11,00 ;.- • F .EEC)I.i) ~; I.lft' luat? %....•sy; 1,332.16/.1,1 Coriv.”,..nis.. in the village .4 :...: it the •, t . „,t- Wt. it.; tl 'tor!, 11, f, fru itA r d o t,t, t.tvo , •:••••9 O.:at I.andqn, it: a ttnp spot tit g but 4, to jint:l r.t cormh i hong thter S ; t , 4•.,itt•, lit, r• sud th is b u d,t w . E ., t .:th ex( 44.01, 4/..s„:1141t1, ; .1 l'addsses. NIL- 010 W, Land, part c•Tvl.4lll, loallabove•liActr.,pita,.rg)'.tine'et. ; %1 • a•s. r, I . I rr.leetnt fortnity, a 1 'at 1..1 t.e•.t nov f .t - ~ .1. t.tanly: h i f. t y a, att.! varticui a.l t I 1.1.4 1%....- .Ison and E esant ; t...te • y • ..tt•e . t ; ..1 the Mart; and nf \lr. tn, .t.l, 1. SALES BY AUCTION. PORT OF FALMOIiTif. By Onller of the 11 , 4mm:dote CW1111614 :.rs of his Maje.ty' Customs, on Mosso/r, htty it, toit ;, by Fen o'Clock lit the Forenoon, al the Custom H0w..., in thi, 1.01, T HE FOL.LOWING GOODS, VIZ: 10 Pounds 'Tobacco 13 Ditto Se6.srs 61 Ditto Snail 10.# Canons Cord'als 131 Ditto 233 Pounds Pepper 6t2 Ditto Chocolate 54 Ditto Cotl't :100 ltitto Soap " ,Ditto 'tamarinds 17.4 Ditto Figs ituniD.tto Cheese -4.1 Ditto Butter Ditto Currants :to Ditto Arrowroot 1.'47 Ditto Sugar 6 Bottles Pickles 8 !•;weetiiterts 6 11.. z.-s lin Plate 1 Box Weatine Apparel tut Pieces Ribbon, Galloon and Km: itig 6/ Pieces Tape go lei. 1 bread 15 Bundles Laces 1 Piece Nankeen 97 raw Awes 6 Ditto Bouts 3 Yard.. Muslin I Box Saddlery The ;loud+ may be viewed preceding the Day of Sale. nuokg 2 11.. Ext. Cidocytith t I;•iirb !VieJiciticx 5 1-.11: , kj..t 4 l'icccs Waibtcoat Shaper 14 Sp r. 7 Deal Ertl* .; I 111 , .ka 11 :1,1 , ./ p ‘t Shaw! 5U P.'i. fair l'..troth iin4e IA I).tto Vi orteil du. Iti I.e.itlitr Belot 4 Pirces I),iiii Coit:iti 1 'zit 5 I%m Silk •.! - 2 Jill 3 %V.ttch Key% anti 12 Pate r Spectacles and taie. S Bottles 011 ✓ Ditto 13.irbadoes Tar $ Spying 1113%ses, be,idel a quantity of Wiwi Wary, Etc. 2 Open Bus aSC higeri.lls 1 ellfteei And for E:., , or,ati.nt, 31 Dos Pair F. rc•ga :t.,1 anti 4 Piecrs Fori•l3n silk In the fucs.l.ty .i.tit %ViAtinday HEREI ORO:MIRE. - - - At the Swan Inn, in the towiiut on Friday, the 19th dly NTay, at Four in the Afternooti, IIIHE MANORS of ROSS BOit()UM--I anti 1. ROSS FORFE;N, hi the comity of 11,:rt karat, with the Tolls, Fuwt, Voitrents, Right', Roy:flues, and Aron:tett:ow • thereto bflotihttre. .11so a nioit Oet'arahle Farm riot Water Attil a ati.Ohlit-: :I town of 1:ao in, A very valita'tia• ti: Cora: N:•ils, sitoste in tin calltsl Ross Toss. valth ot . MUIC. .11/I:Rever•tott of Rt..s NVazer era•,J:t.: r subject to a hare fur a short tyros. .%• sev••••al intr..els v....ry m •ch Nfutt.:low I ate parish t:f r.•et ;•:Iti v. ithitt LI: • : Fiarthrr I oi:1 st:vett::t. •;• 1.. t: a;.i r•; a• •-: is them:an tilt: Ntott...• a•n :nay It: ;it : Nlll•••sra.l.ki).i, 1.1 tar tJ N:: 1! tat. ; ham, mat %% arraii:.••f r. '.441 the I . • t (3 . IING'; NVOlt NI l us:l;,qt7',l•;. W - - OR NIS are allot . . • ed :it: CIO It! , et (I.llll*. Sources of 01111w:is •.: 1 3 —ir every Parent should he arltuirited w:th. l ' hey net:4 .o :m L., of appetite, a paleness ut the '.ter, eat:id:riot', .o3:1 4:1 gular state of the bowels, attends. l with vial. in pa:v..; il.ey bring on convulsions, affect the gr iwth of the holy, .1:1 I often prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or iliscity. Roth as a preventative and cure for those al:timing conipl..int., Above excellent Medicine is universally 21111WV:I, on the testimony or' kr highest characters in this country, to Lave mt t fltrit public approbat:on, even to the Proprit tor, trout 1... , ntal knowledge of its efficacy i n their own (.11111iPt , •, it.: mint beyond competition, and stet.% a sanction to it is Lich no .01(1 Medicine of the kind cal boast. From the Hon. and Right Rev. the I.md 11;O:op Itt CAR 1.151 t To Mr. CHING, Apothecary. Ch..ai stile. London. Si It—l readily embrace the opportunity your I. tear me. Prodding my test ntnny to that of the Lord Chief Baron, in your of your Ching 's Patent Worm lozenges, my elit-it .44in having a ti w months ago derived very material benefit flout :he isse ce it. He hail been unwell for several weeks previous to his tal.ing it, appeared pale and emanated, was languid. and complained ire quently of pains ins is head and side. The Lord Chief Bant, who had accidently seen him in this stare, 10mm:icily wont. mended me to the trial of your .I.nzenges ; and that'll*, .!site might be lost, or any iaivake might occur, in oinaining t..e ge MAUe Medicine, sent me dicer di»es of it. •! he !kit in the.s• occasioned a visible amendment, and after ih.• seetpol dos every unpleasant symptom i!iiappeared, but I justged it i• gla to give the third, .0 the two former ha I agreed o iii:cont nionly well. From that pint• my stio has been is perfect health and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to rl.e *Mew y I.: the Worm lozenges. I have since reconntien.l.il your Low., ei:e. ut several ha-lances, wherein I have Uo sattsiaction to toerit.• you, thy have uniformly been of great .trim-v. I ought • Cm• front the nature ot AN. itrict pividaced by then• in my •.:I'.; I apprehend the complAatit% to have ati.en from w taw xt.c.ht. berweenthe stomach ond viscet a. I ant, Eze. Rose Castle, Dec. 7. E. CARL! :I.E. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chraptitiv, corner of London, and most Osumi Medicine AL.:niers in every I own, in boars. at gs. oil and cs cO.earb. I•) I ,to 1 ti Y I BE'; leave to inform you, that ever since t h e vest 1 1790,1 had been afflicted with the (Ales \'enerest, which . frun Its obstinately resisting every course of methehie pres. - ribed by th, most eminent of the faculty here, and under;:,,i;; l : several sever, courses of salivation au , l :wice disc intrred front t he i k Uttk relef, would appear to be of the moat inveterate L;ature. : t the spring of last year my dkorlxr had got to such a 11,.1,1, (Dearly to put a period to nay existence. In this Mate, I wat r•:• commended by Mr. I. 'llompuni, (who received se ;- re.. r a cure by them here,) to take your I.eake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th May; in the course of a fortn: .; i t I ', Erin receive benefit. In little more than a mumh I hectutn., by your liberal advice and medicine, pert. ctly free iron, my for mer complaints, have recovered my form er spirit ant! .rrcngth and am become jolly and fat, in which s• having tinued many months to the astonithment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express ray' :nude, but beg yot, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case a, public as possible, as I shall un every occasion—in so doing yet will greatly obUge, Sir, your gratefut obedient very humble ser rant, ALEX. MURKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprkvor, Thomas Taylor • Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loudon, adds hou-t N 0.9, New Bridge -street. They are also sold by his appointment ' at the Perfumer's, N o IS, St. Albans-street, Pall Mall ; the 'Coy-shop, No. In% Or ford-street ; Mr. Disburough's, Ne. 7, Fish-surer-hill , nearlyop puke the Monument; and by one person in every conside:abl. town In England, ice, in bozos only its. 9d. sac k, sealed up.vrith full and plain dire ctions, whereby persons ottither sea may care thatiseivos with ease and wr4461. A PIYAMNG APPEARANCE. LADIES of the first FAshior, from their ow n „. .14 perivi , cv, reconini..o , ! Mrs. VINCEN'I'A LoTioN .s IT10%; p?...3.10! and eflye.ual remedy for ••• plaints to which thy • Alta Sithi are liable, by r , • kind of r •.• Vlit...S. 1.111111e4.AV• I. .to clear, bill( Itl'. and tratisrarew ; •;•: amplyti r• toil ..f it:t .(Itl.lll (1 various it a. pant . ray 1-lu..s•yi to a.k tir Mr:. Vinci nt's t • , Lotion:* . ! No. her ILinle signed upon the label, nu ,a, 'fru is gm " nail Ir. • %%Ile, lit, brit.. 110p:it:tor, at Igo ti, D..% it ....•• Ir e . 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Nl't•ss.t•r* Ji•stri• Di 004 have been 1.1 I.•• oirli as have Ito Inestiertune ies l e ':111; Scolilul ~r ..ny weakt:, •• f 1111• 1 • • lila 161t.T. 1,1 /116•••!/., 6.17 ,Ittl,,o11;y tat maple, •v.:•,•1,' µ.••• • . • . %VC's-, I hop. a ...att., clur-1;,. •I, Ala 1,4,1 ..• I ...tit inn--I Ach li tile I- h.( 10•• t'. to .e I: th.. tullomug --" s,tl‘ 1;'• I •, t • l'he netuvrou. I'. flint test impu•e,! •I • ••.• \ .• Well AY the pulolie, I r this C.ut•t-1, I. fort 96.1 and the laret•r Bot 7 IC, cot t 1 .• , •, •, . for the cotivetience of per•ons roily to Sold by ti;ul;:i..r, Oxford•stre.4 ; *rat el, • ;11116,6-1. ••'••: • a Lzehange. 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