Star. — London, England, 1802-06-21 00:00:00

Il 5:2, i .7 AT .1.: 1. f.hiENCE. 10 111 E FLA 101 OF Tim Sr.tß. A , ..;rlern, jure te, igo2. '•t Ptr -1 cf T II:C 2..., tonder the heat! in 3 t • f r,•.•):.P a r- p -.7. :Le air. • by vicw.C.,.vii.n . c itr , %5 pl.titt• is Ccluz..l LEI t tt, ei the . lot the a. count as r:iven in your raper, it is that tegulati.at apin.ars Job ftiLlid in tae aunt, siz. That Col,A , :is at: not for %%bat is turned extra .:;!;n fn priva•el are put titul:t tt-ppi.;,,, oriels 1 ,) paitkalar crdets they make f..." It is to L. obterved, mat the raymailer of the Aberdeen regiment afted at the time to as the Colonel's Clerk, and that merely, havi tft granted ti.e necelfary fecitrities to Lan, and hi:. accounts being always open to his ititt , c , :!inn. Every m;litary man knows, that in filch ci:curr.aanc,s the Colonel is, in• every in itance, tcfpoidi'ole for th: an; of his Parrnaller rua fueh—Having reeourfc upon the Paymailer's fccuritics, if any deficiency ou his part can b.: proven. It is afre.r.cd, " that the raymaller, (a Captain Ci.trk) did daitally put the men under tioppagcs, and thereby became refponfible for the amount." This is no. trite. The Paymaller had it not in Fs power to pnt the Inzn uader floppag.s, Her did he ever think of any fach thing. It seas lolly al etetained by the General C..urt of Enquiry men. ti..ne3 iu erid-aice, that the account due to Mr. w. t c to be provided for by Colonel LEITH ;he Car:, rs ofLis regiment. The Pa:final - ler, preriou; to the delivery of tit& goods, had nei ther bte.mte infolvent, nor had he been c.dhiered in two commiffions. He retigned his paymatier f.:p in June t79o,and his turgeoncy three months ter. A writ was marked arainft Colonel Ltyrn, by his Paymalter, in September tacao,for about 6ocl. D 7 this Paymaller, wh" is (Wed to have failed in his dela 27001. In cnnfe - quepee of a private in Cr.lonel rej,irner.t, lamely Paymaiter's Clerk, having defert:d, the anion was not profe cuted at that time. It it no revived,. by the ad vice of every arrtey acct+ootanc. or other man of hulinefs, v.tho hats' feca his accounts, vouchers, and letters. Th.: ,er4nation of this procefs ILA be made fufficiently public ! . . It is now, Sir, tiMe that I lhoul3 info rm you of my reafon: for intererting myli.lt in the contra dinic,n of there &dements. I was paymailer at the time alluded to. By what means the name has been in your Paper changed, I know not ; but I know that it has ever been my Willi to have my vandal, wl.ile in that capacity, publicly gated ; and that m y exertions for that purport than not relax till the of je Zhe aecomplithed—l pledge myrelf. At prefect I have merely to contra...A the fall: flatements which have gone abroad upon this oceaflo;; and I beg you will do me the Jur lice to infers this as loon as you poffibly can. I am, Sir, your molt obedient humble fervant, °macs KERR. . • 0•-• Tlic P.:Armee alluded tout the above letter was co pled from a Dawn Newfpaper. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. JUNE ask TNt KING V. HFWITT. The defendant came into Court for the purpofe receivingof jiragment, his care having been fully heard die taft Term, when he flood committed. Mr. jullice GitOSF addrernd the defendant, flat:ll7, that he now flood to receive the judgnrnt of toe Court, conviaed on an information filed agamll him by the late Attorney General, for a very great mildemeanor, as it regarded the public and the revenue of the country; by which-it ap peared that he had the command °fa be lon7,ing to his Mak:4, called the Hardy : that he a Varier of Inch hip, and as "itch was in a place of trill: and con;ldence with regard to the twcosints of fto.ll veifel ; that i t that charaaer he d im a 11;11 r ,l Exchange on his Majeily's Corn rn:Clicn;rs ti.r ‘iThialliog the Navy, :or a rum of money which :vas not doe, and canted a perfon of the name of William Ailler to commit a mat rncanor, by indorling a receipt as a voucher for that purporting to he a bill for meat pr‘o:ided for that brig, when in truth the bri:; had not been r .- with ilia, c : u.intity of meat, as fired by rite ti trn.f Int, nor at the pricy charged by him.— In ti, . charge ag:iirift the at tendant, there was bralt Eland and foro,try. It was a fraud as againft he public, whore :rant the defendant was, who h A a right not (way to int.:;yrity in the defendant is his own employment, but alio to proteetion from him au.aiail tlr frattt!s of otht-., When they were the brig with provifions.. It w a s a for geil, as the von - was falfe ca which_ the money was advaneea. offence was of great rriagru tlid,•, it was important to the public to cup ! prod, it. It v.a: to be latnentcd tba: *is fort of breach rsi public troll had been eraniitted erten, and had been prevalent to a large degree. Many iit hi her employments than the defendant had thought it no crime to derrand the Revenue, and feemed to think :hat there conld be no fault . where no individual cr.:at - Jain:l The truth was, that , Imoq iravidr..tl might complain, fitice he who enr.'irtrltted a fr.ruti upon the public, corrntit zed an on'ettze again!! every one of the pubic who contrihnted to 'ht. nubby capenditure,amongwhoni there v.:to e thoul.n.ds poorer than the- preferit de f-ndaot. Sa:ne unit thoo• them!lelves honell In bog Coe y could efeapc detelion ; hat the Werk e:int :honk! be Allred, %t art be alone was honell perfe•get . ed in b•:i.tg fa, even where he knew Lllot i.etcni.n was impotlihle. The Want of this principle vtas notch to be lamtnted, and if men of high:r nation than that of ;he defendant were f.aind to b e a,: oat e.I by tlic motives,the COUrt irOdt C•i•t; "-.v.:,tlr to item the torrent of corruption, at by the extrnplary prinitlonmt of •fome, try to (tom committing the like offelltelle.... lilt: Court having taken all the eiteueallaaces of this eakintocontiderstion . .did Order and adjudge,' that he be intin Aimed iu Newgate for two year%,, :fri,l that during that period he do (land in and upon the Pillory for (Mr Lour, between the hours of ;weive at ti•-)oh anti the after noor,.in the: public ftrect n.ar oppolitc .to the gates of the Admiralty. THIL klhG To. TRICK. This was a cafe in which the Defendant, Sir F, WAKE) O'BR I EN Paw!, of that part ia Gr cat Ulitailt and Ireland, called Irelard, P.m net, uas India ,:d and tried at the Lail Affizes held at Taunton, for the County of Surnertet, and conyi..ted of fending a cilaileage to a perion in the nei,;libour-, hood, and of eniplo)ing two ma in a mean filtration in life to affault and great the Protecutor, and to do every violence to him short of murder ing him. When he came up pant Term, to re ::rive the judf.nent of the Court, he mada. an af fidavit, accoling his acculer oi: endeavouring to Itthorn Whiled - es to commit perjury at the trial, which he did not defend, alledging that he was deprived• of the means of defence from the ab. fence of a materiol Witne(s, flitting, that the Prot fccutur affauhed him &ft, tee. and he caufed fume other affidavits ter be brought forward, Rating many fans which were afterwards denied on the oath of the parties to which they referred. Mr. Grass obferved, en the cafe for the Prole. cutiva as it appeared upon affidavits, and raid that the offence tic v hick the Defendant had bccn grilty, was one of the grearet magnitude, and one wirich deilaved the moll 'harp, as well as the n..):1 infamous prinitlinim:. The Defendant, he i..;:i, held been guilty ii an alto& on another, and then of the ni..tonels to toi t iloy other men to af -I:iiilt him, anu then molt infamoutly in an endea vour to procure a mitigation id the fentence of the i. - 7,nit, had hiuni i nt noward the al:lid-oils of others, and among thear his own black fervant, 1 whom he knew to have been guilty of perjury,' with a view of impoling on this Court, and keep lug the real date of the cafe out of tight. Under thefe eircumtLnces, it % , ..is. for die Court to fay, how foci* a Mail thould be dealt by. The'Court could nut puling him for perjury to-day, but it mutt be ken that all points and topics of mitiga tion were removed out of this cafe, and the lk tendant flood couvided of one of the molt infit onms crimes that a man could be charged with, N‘ i t ! l OW. any ttic eig4) tett circulnit :ince to Icree n him. r . ER i lON li, on behalf of the Defendant, Paid, t h ere was about this cafe a great deal of niyaery, end i t was hardly poilible for the Court to feel its way through it ; a perfon who had made an affi davit, Hating fume material rafts on behalf of the Defenda"to Wits not to be found. If the Conn were to indulge the Defendant with fOnse further definite time , perhaps he might be brought for ward to e xplain fume things that were enveloped in darknefs at prefent. It was alledged that the Defeltdant was no Baronet, nor had any preteu roils to rank. but that he was a mere in:Tailor : that was f ug gellion only, nothing fworn to that effea • except as to belief, and therefore he mutt be taken by the Court to be a man of rank, arid a Poronct, which he fwore himfelf to be. He fwore alto, that the Profecutor allaulted him firft, and alled.zed, that the prolecution was fupported by perjury, &c. &c. Lord ELI. E NllOlO UGH obferred that the Defen dant had had an opportunity of producing what ' he could in mitigation of pnnifliment, andhe had not availed hinnelf of that opportunity. but made his cafe rather worts than better by why; he had brought forward. The Court would not make any topics he had urged in mitlgatiom the fotioda tion of any part of its judgment, Lot it migh. fairly be laid that inch topics might take away any pretence he might have to favour or lenity : the Court could nor allow any further time in this cafe, for the purpofe of trying collateral iffues between .he parties. The Defendant WAS conviaed of a mif demeanor, and his cafe mutt now be cli..pored of. Mr. Justice Gaose, after a fuitable addrefs to the Defendant on the nature of his cafe, oblerved, among other things, that it behoved a perfon who leculed others of perjury to aand clear of all cir c itro fiances of fulpicion of it iiimfelf. The fentence of the Court upon him was—That he be impri foiled in Ilcheller jail, in the county of Somerfet, • for twelve Calendar months, and that at the ex . piration of that period he do give fecnrity for his , good bektiiour for two years, hinafelf in cool. aid two furtties of pl. each ; and that he be fur -1 :her imprifoned till fuch fecnrity be given. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 10111IIRTSON 4. 111ADCOCK. Thz plaintiff is Mils Robettfon, of Blackheath, I and this lady has publifised her life. It is needleli to fay any more refpefting her, but refer our Readers to it. The defendant is a bookfeller in Paternoller-tow, who Nicked as a favour that Mies RobtrtfOn would employ him as her publilher, which the did, and this action was brought for the recovery of the profits of two pamphlets that paff ed shrough his hands. The contra& made in No vember Lift was, that the defendant fhould employ a printer, whom he was to pay out of the profits, acid tale the reit on fkle, or return, to account for the,end of January following. Mifs Robertfon had feverel interviews with the defendant, who feemed much plea:ed with Iris engagement. When the time was expired, Mifs Robertfon made applica tion for a fettlement; which the defendant evaded. In the February following Mifs Robertfon fent for to? of the pamphlets ; the defendant could not produce any, and fent her fervant to another book. feller for fome, when only twenty could be pro. cured. This proof of their being fold induced Mifs Robertfon to aik a friend to call with the bill, and urge a fettlement. The defendant then admitted the account to be jut,. Some days after he called upon Mil's Robertfon with his account, and offer ed her 11. Rs. and raid that balanced the account. This the refuted to take, and requelled the account might be left for infpeelion ; on which he crulhed it up, and putting it his pocket, went out, laying, he would have no more to do with it. Mifs bertfon's Attorney then applied for the money, and had feveral interviews with the defendant, who atknowledged be was indebted to Mil's Ito- HiGH WAT kit AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning s t minutes utter 6 Aftemono n 7 rnitr...tes OW 7 Ni T if HEN PrGledic.nni Men oCeducanon and re. fpossfsbillity deviate from the general !VV.= by the fe ledlon of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued fucceisi.. the brit criterion of ftmcriority. Eight ywsitzve 1 devoted my practice to the exclave treat. maw of THREE DISORDLitS, and the fueeefsful rault of my plan eves me additional ardour to oppofe as tar as I am able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the moil Impart ' ant in the catalogue of Iran= infirmities. After initiation into every htarich as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wifh . at an Gut! ;cried of Praelice to tactic individu als frism the iguorance of uneducated Mtn, or the equally dan gerous precipieancy of.general Pradtitionera. . The 1 . 1-IkE:. 61Sdit.DERS, to the cured which I have do voted my attelftion, compere every fpeeies of VENEREAL INCECTION, whetfos of a recent or long duratior. All kinds of DEBIJATY, whether atlfirg ftom the habits of Sekontheys, o. the iodukenee of mature age, and !Mily that de rangement of the (yihm In Women ',Lich is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the refalt of Ignorance or trifle la the tsvatrneut of a funpl. Gororrhea, am! it r't un'r.lit,-....t1y hag pens that tie fe,-.,1,.. of I.Pe are pohonedl7 the indifcretion of •,E unguarded hour. liy a :eperior method ;Itch compiabts ate tali)) , .aired, and even u here others have failed, I crab that I may prefume to offers radical re-ettni , iiihrrient : 7 ew,however, are the cafes of complic.nel dittrers in the diforder compared whit the calamitc.n.s litl.a. - I,:r s of hfen,whe from uididgenee ins SOLITARY V i CE, or til..: prey_ lent :laic. tics el a tat.toll7.ble life, aequire that itr.Ye of I:ebility .chid is the unavoidable confer:tie:ice of Inch pernictre:s chits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his acre-.', Mat ore fully conceals his misfortune., it may he clue :on(olation to him to know, that although It he an objeci of doul.t or uncer taloty with other Praditloness, the rer...eval GI illefe D.::- II CIF I•ICLES by the gradual progrehi of It eller , ticn ;e the acluire , meat of my caper/oleo. If the riles of Bac , L.4. , 0 . Venn: ` lve begun to reluce nu.nly vlg'ur, mac!! anAirty 'xi!: I.e prevented by an early col:nteradion of this lahga.ll 'Lit; and in theft cares to great &lA.:Ail:les wiil occur. Eut where this ilefscienty has for years ethic., a "roper Per. reverence is i ndi fpen Bid y reri n i lite t.• revive the 11 unt' .ri o ..: fort • of Life, and to re-ar Mute tlie Conftitutioo. MARRIED WOMEN, who have Took been ellfrmointed in their capes Hops of a Family, may h.: r.,: , ..t . r.: :, tl.at in mutt itirtanees Web defects arc Curti :lc by !'1cr2.:;.1:1.!:1. The SECRECY which is fa ette::tis! :,, :7 r i: :V trtakh:g, are! the Qualifications which I have preruzi•-.1•:. !tate, t , rri the Batts of toy Pretentious, sod in coincidenc.tv!rh (t•-.h thisint!. marina is given, that Mr D.-. may b.:coat:heel r i,.. 1 3..!. (or by leuers inch.flug a f.aall note) at hi: hi..tie,llo.t.t, Arur da-it:vet. Strand, uear. Tentplo-Ear. 11:ere Is an additional mitten= id Water-ftreet adjoin: , g sad the name is on both the doors. • M. B. Member of she Itoyal Coilesr of Sia.-gooe. A CAPITAL SOLITH-DOWN PAR , M.% kIOUSP., A ND SEVI(IirU2OTHItA AND NLAIt Till: SOUTH DOWNS, ith puff flitm at Michtelnias neat, TO El.. SOLD t. 11: ALIC VERPALL an tl F.Oll, At the :Aar bon, in I ,m(s, c Saturt:ay tbe al..tth ..ta)• 1; . .c - 2,:!t tr eec*r!tu:k is tSt ..ftertioon, Esj • rATgS of I.VILLIAm \VA:AT te, lac .toczta.Rd, when art' v.-7 Ittnt:!.: noon, and Tn.... tl,e South and in ;Le t0ct!6.1,,,.. i i. t.cs's'a Lenve-s. Vtighroa, arm car;iA part is tslats: Lot 1. c% built abviit 25 vf•afs rt.pair ; • t ! ! :t Ilietkre ..4:111; Ciy I: and 01l Ciitice: on I Itior:; berl with (to:t.::. 0:1 I !our; fi.ur I ,'t, tie "At:ic UT- tir; rrd cycelltint. (':I ..r., ; hanfe, a Emir )1, 4 1 St Ate n Cow-boort, and otbt.:- Ptol ; intd :Iv Yard& n•At.a . O:trdints adjob.it.g; IP site 04011:1 a it. 13 P. fii tye 1 . 0%11 time !bite I;(o , 2icd lty Ivir. Wallicr, and lat . .ly L) Erg. at a. An in. 'ort..l Paftmr Tied; !free6cl.l' .e ;•tt Town of Seaford. Goataining 2A. aR asP row., m ut f :! ,,, chc•Lph.q: by Mr.. Walt..r,. and lately by Mr. tit . A Whninil, in rabaantial %tit:4 t. I'atc- 1 I.a a thtreto 2 n.. 2, - / P. f;:t:,,te Sea fold; Held for the rettaint'tr ef a'l'ert •if 9a Ytars, cnin merirg from Lady-day, 17E9, and now occupied Ly Richard tt _ . Lot 4. A isjeciTuar, with t' 2e I) , Talthotif:. 73rewitoufe, Sh.hle„ and other Build:iv, Gard and . lroft of : ad ti: (-rata containirg 3 it. 25 P. fitolte in the Town of Anritt a a, ant: now in tae occupation 0! Li James Sichitc.r. 1.02 A 1 1 .1cfrittgc, into Two ir.wellings, fituati in the cer.tre of a.: row of . Aler'n•nr.. with a Parr, rarder, and Croft of 1 tutu I :7. c a.zni 2 R. 6 P. now cr. Curled by IN,lrs. banal Nest Cali; and Ett.wiird Getring, her Under truant; Lot r.. A eapitul and contro2 South Down .Farnr, Winktott Farm, (a /rat of wb:ch is Copyhrfl,4, ::re. tPr greater rrt Crecholit);.. co..iii: lig of a I:tent:Work, three Vot. tagr. Four with the Sta4l..s, ot:7:r 343 A. 3 I. 23 P. ot Arabia, P,11..n-:, L'r, •. and Sheep •drra•o, Gthate in Winkton, and the ;as a Ahriftun add BawiA, (within 3 miles of Sarnia; e of LAl hour le, and 9 of i.eweb; and now 'occupied by Mr. John Ads-, sod NIL Jame, 1%42i-chant, rafpeeticely. Loz - v. Se%tral Parcels Atah!e Land, eontairi"." . 'Ai A: Tonal try Nlcafore. Calve in the Town lain of Al!t;tt^ll ti EbeepLeares on Alfrifloi.Teitaniry Poven, and a fmadi 1. of Brook-laud, tatted th..; low' Er.:l k, in AL'rilton. now oc. copied by Mr. Jeint. Ade ar.d Mr. Janus Marabant, apes. lively. Lut 8. A Freehold Menage, Bari, and feverarareelt of Laucl, lying well tozetber, containing SA. a kt.in thiddinly, uow occupied by Ralph Bell. 1-0 t 9.. A Nleilhag i e., :lam, and feveral Pamela ,nf • Aratle. Mcadcw, and' l'at.i.re Lcrd, erintaltiirg 62 A. 2.R. 2: P. Ltuate in Chaleirz:on, Lnd now occupied by Roliect 1.0:. TO. A enr.tpaChallt: l'alol. Ctinfittine, ufb. fuage, ham Oalhoefe, and n roral Parcels of Anble, Men. dow, and Pafture I..a.td, cow:et:l4g 72 A. 3 R. so P. fituate ip liarcombe, about three from L2wes, and now occupied by Wm. Towner. Lot rr. A Freehold Farm, well Cocked with young and thaiving 'tintber ; and cur,fitlins of a Mcfruait, Two I:anti, an.l o'dier PhUings, nt.d frveral Parcels of Ar: 111c....d0tc. l'afbire, and %i cod Lane, clit-d ROWS trio.. eootain:hg t.to A. R. 2.; iltuate in t•!2tigham and P.,i nt Cock 'Aid, and :hr ?rcat Terr.pare Road to E tor nor: H:sr) /3ilhop. Two Plry.ss of Failure 1.104, contaihing 5 A. t- P. atV.'et-k-ftre.:t, bi AlinUtoll, and now occupied by Ja Ines M. , or. - Lot t 3. .t Cc.: e, Para, Garden, and Orchard, and Parcel of tietulow I.attl :tdloinirl, cot raioing 3 r.. t R. 25 P. Cirate at t!.e. Strcat NVilmington. and Dow occupied by , I*. raja ! If Arable Land. Pekbarni, eel and now occuried'ar lobn • • -.• nr Arahle C-,1;•A tla -;•.• . ,•,. r • '`:tic •1 111 ie.. 1 .4: 211 e. • d.;,,, A •••`1..4 7 , * •.. : I.!, .1. t • 11...1.4:c. 1:y x 7. a:•:-.! nv J., mart ,-,1)! a••,; : ••• !•. L • fr;• /.1; :•.`t .;.. nr, , !t y • - • Vez! tV6'r • . • rill fatr? !he r 7 .1 7.,r -ticu!irs may Le had ex t:: : :4111t1" AL BLit.; 7)N • To rar. Thonud, -ytoe, Sur:, 41. N. ), Br! arezt DEAR SIR. TT is with the trici . t. heal tfc:t drefs yon on a.ie earn iriraLle ..xcel..e.et oft it V. L. - itle MC seine—Ltait ii's PAA 'l' P. • the icriici tit t:119 year I had the mi.:Online to (cur -AA a Venera,l Liim -duct, attended with the molt alartniiii: a• - •! .e.. •ii afinuch,ticat I basat Leo.. confined to my rnem for together, and nat a! , la - to itir out r.: . it ; I had no i.• :Sir rive day, and fttffered thc malt .ii I what was EU!! worfe, n.y I.yes gr;:ar v...ak tie f could Pearce difzern a•:y objed, if •.• - ::r fo cl t' mr. arid ex peeled suithing, lefc than the t0t..l h i ;lit.—From a .lott:, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a triere shadow, and an chjed of pity and compallion,—My Inc id:! . ...da!!4irca me over, iand tholt,ht nay recovery impoirthle. In thir • Race, and expentriz, el•ie-,•nainiite to be niv Taft hi this world, 1 was fortunately recommended by a neiihhour to try year Medicines, bet havin7 tried all medical aid to no piarpole, ci.s beta at an enormous ev e ence, it was fom.• time liciax I COVhi he prevailed on to take them •, at laft I fea - fir fry. 'inter, and before I had taken them all, I fund cm.f.darede r•ilefir; ray pains gradually cleereaad,:ind m, eye-s:tht grew better, avdtat the great curlicize and Aurifilii :eat of ad my crime-, '.af ng three braes rvara),l.:y Ina:lth a nd ltriaigth was p.a.:L..7'M: re ftrired, and I am nom, torn! Con and your f..vsitiabie Modicintsj, as NVZiI an.l !:early as ever I was in ni! !inf. Yotir obliged hun.h!e f.arvatit, LEIGH. High-street, filirmin,;!•a•ll. N6WC:OO‘.l* t, 1[77). Vou a:.: at full lib -rty 0ub..:11 it Is in any manner yoa think croPc.r. far the .1 fieicry ..• MI I • tic' I fhas...l have fen: you faar.ir, Nt ff a r..iarfe. The '; t-) ..I! C 3 that are in a:ri I^.lce• ci :! I. it r itiZre.y c•• nereal.kr:•:tion, tn J 4:. ,r• • ditior. in is c, as it will H' WIWI; however ; thee appearance of r difoic a : 1r..., le ; iat• Glandular, and Clltalle. .3iLIS It aiM rea to is taken, . c.lil Prepared and fcid by ;.•••.r, LOR, Member of the ;.'or•-:•cre•icr. • in., %.;•i • : P6:_ :e. s C:4 5 . t ' . C :'.JVC .•. t:ic"crforner'• I) t. 1111 - bet-Lima; I.rtt it.7 l .l+4llet foileithe Lt.t to proceeJ iu the t;ilr44 Lim a f:w gizinzas, which w - is refufed. This nECon then :.ng!lt. -a!)iwe as well sti p.atizs, w‘i to pi wii:(l in evid..:,ec. 4: I,:nee lit up la tits i.e. Robertign Av!:ohl ::I1 world knew by pliblc rcprr:, tti 1:2 1:c hircitirin or lit'. mom; wasiti to triiitle to a vcr- L:ia. and tlu Cottr,:ci addtLfrial the J a v cu Mr. Serjeant lAL! he was ferry tr•hcar it in a Cot,: t. of Judiee, th.ft, bet. 4 ,1,7 Lady had nhfortainatelv b e en inv,it..2d in tits and dillrefs; lite had no riOt a pettOn for'a legal debt. Shell a del(incz - he reprobazad, and he was Pure Noble and I,catned Brotl. , :f • on the. Bench wc.nild do ate fame. 'fiiCte n&e was, he raid, apv ti,;..f7 rut re laar I`.lifs Robert fun 1, , d pr,.?erty queltinn ; and wzF, Le to be-toldin a free country, that the thoitld I.ave no nalrels for the wrong ilie fnffered—that the was rwt - entitled to recover' her property ?—becaule, the had contrafted debts ftr which the was now in confinement. Another part of tly.! defence was, that a partner (hip exidei betweew the plaimi and Mit,. Sharp, and that the! rfo.re the c'.uid notsfue 11:1,-17. This, however, was n. t proved. Lord ALVA/11.1Y faid, from the evidence before him, he faw nothing to warrant the inf:nuations thrown - out by the defendaaes Counfel ; but on the contrary, it appeared to him that Mil; Ruben fon had afied in the bulinefs of fuit with great fairnefs. The Jury, after 4:kliberating about twenty mi nutes, found a Verdi et for theinaintiif—Damazes 6:1.45. 6d. . . rasa a ZUILKL. The defendaid was Captain of the Albion, South Sea Whaler. In !Soo he failed for the -South Seai, The plaintiff Was a failor 911 lxigrd the - :hip : in Ole month of o.lnber Ili:lame year a difpute arofe be tween the panic!, in which, it .was prayed that the Captain flruck the plaintiff violently, and treated him with great crudity.. He then .confined him on board the ihip for three days, until he came to Nor folk Itland, New South Wales, When he and his .mate went on ihorei and made fuch reprefentations to the Governor concerning•the . mutinous behavi our of the plaintid, and another man of the name of Thompfon,that the Governor fent his boat for there unfortunate min, had thembTought on fhore, , without th: Captain ' s even:4ll . 9%ring them .to titke their hammocks or clothes with them, but telling them : .‘ You shall not go as gclillehiCii,'s-ou fhall be forced to do th: work of tbs n. 1." Here they were kept :u confinement, put to h.:rl labour, and treated in every .:efpedac (..:nri.its. The plain tiff at length made l,isefeape, by r,..itin : z %.9 bomd his Majeity's ibip the and Mt zrHw . as a ll4Yin:t. retu,iie.3 to England, h: found out the defendant, and brought this action for the r:covery . of his wars, and ti , e, prods due to him from the filhery, according to.contri.,a. . The cafe helng clearly made Oat b% evidence, and the Judge highly difapprovlllg, of the rondiir, of the defeacLint, the Jury fnuml for the Pi.tll . ..ilf--.1;.1- rna *e!c BIRTHS. On the r3th inft. in Bruton-ftrcet, La'y EB::ey:ta of a 'on. iap Bern. On • ruerday Taft., in LT9per Norton-are-1% r.:zr.y-rqr V.fe of T. nine:, Efq. of 1 an t'.1.7, rit a dawsLtcr. AP-71 'ED San.•rday theigth i: Rant,ll,citas 1 Efl. to the Ara'.ella Pelham, dauz!lttr of the Rit D IF D. tr Crnt rritnin fret, Petri. NVybrants, Eft. Bar r, chairmen of the ttartcr Sefllcels fur the CtlCoty of Wan rh. A few days !Ince, aftrr a Chow ilicefa. Mr. Juan M.iy, of Hui Farm, near isali gitoke, agtd On •i'udday lalt, at luibeek, io Lincointisire,the feat of eh: Ifon.l-14..-nry Fane, Choirs Blair, k fq. of Illanlford Mary's, in the comity of Duvet. his No. 9, New w:•‘: vice, without a Fee, to r, Ewer patients Leiters, it rAt l:a•d, ing i❑ a!', cafes the, mof; !.. 4 cr cafe having b...en mem 1, hi; ult. tb-ir ce:r hy thc Propri.:tlr,d , rt: .7 .nrfe h.: his had the ‘Dot,udt of.a:t c..t .otlYc cite, and the pra4ll.:e arlare! there:row. They art aifo fold by hit. ap^o'^•r•. No. $5, St. Alb.to's-fireet, 1;c fhop, No. io ‘ i. o:fwd.:toter) I‘. 7 ^. ft" . . "l'ovecr•lti'l; 7: - •1 conl:,:era'Jle town •••,. pealed up v4:11 p;: .71 :Z;;;;;,ti. LO 14^01 .1 : Fri -t , 0 for the I'resprict , :rs, J"! - IY • (of rarnkhy-ft'ebt) at !C S rite nux T r. • • Care.—ftrett; ana prtsli.^..itti I.y terbury-piace,Latuseth), at lv , ) 1. C3-cy-ftrec, STAR-Oro-cc. Temple-ltur: to a!' ,h ( ~k e ; 0 .1 COr.! time fAr the Boise& arc reqoaeil ce 4a eiltlread. _~.< 11 lie iftwasp, aontailn Fn►li~h . • V,