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v. '! LAT 111"TELt,IGENCE. COURT OF KING's BENCH, DEC. SF AL V. WARD. This wa; an :talon of damages againfi the de fend.mt, .t Captain of a Berwick Trader, for run. fling down a fdhing fmack in the Ricer. 'The jet of the aCtion was, that the damage arofe from the unskilful management of the plaintiff's teffel, by carrying her anchor a cock bill, (the lea man's phrale for that pofition of an anchor when it hangs over the bow of a Chip, with the flukes Jo (1 above water). The plaintiff's witneffes fwore, that it was horn a aroke of the defendant's an chor, that the tithing fmack was funk ; that the thfendant had confeffed it himfelf, and that if the anchor had been properly carried, although per haps it was impoffible to avoid the two eettels fit iking, (as the night was very (r . ... 2) yet that the fmack, in all probability, would not have funk. The crew of the Berwick Trader attended as witneffes for the defendant, and fwore that it was impoaible for them to avoid firiking againfk the fmack, not merely from the darknefs of the night, but becaufe the crew of the fmack had nnfkilfoily managed their veffel, its fuddenly dropping anchor, without fira furling their fails ; they alfo fwore t' at their.anchor was not a cock bill , but pr o p erl y ihowed on deck, and that the anchor did not (hike the fmack under water, but only hit the taffrel, or upper gallery of the (tern of the knack. Lord E , .LENIIOROOOI4 (having ptevionily de cided as a point of law, that it was. neceffary to prove that the damage arofe from the unfkilful management of the veffel, or the improper manner of carrying her anchor) told the Jary, that the only quellion for their confederation was, whether, in fait, tlur anchor had (truck the (mark's bottom, below water, as the plaintiff's witneffes (wore, or whether it only (truck the top of the (tern, as the defendant's witneffes (wore ? their dechion of this queflion malt entirely depend on the degree of credit they lhould give to the witneffes, on one fide or the other. The Jury inftantly found a verdia for the plain tiff.—The damages were agreed to be referred. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC. r. GOOCH V. PILOWLITT AND SHARP. This action was brought by the plaintiff, Sir Thomas Gooch, againft the defendants, who ate the proprietors of Buttorf Wharf , for the fum forty-five pounds Rating, being the value of a calk of wine, which had been damaged, and flit while in the cuftody of the above mentioned De. fendants. Serjeant BEST, for the plaintiff, Rated, that this was a calk of wine commitlioned from Bremen, and (hipped on board the Triton merchant (hip, Captain Spilcher. This calk of Fine had arrived in fafcty in the river Thames, and had been depo fited on the defendant's wharf perfealy found and free from damage. As the lots had therefore been fuftained in confequence of the careleffnefs and negligence of the defendants or their fervants, it was agreeable to the diaates of law and jullice, that they ffiould be made liable for the value.— The witneffes for the plaintiff were then called to prove that the calk had been delivered to the de. fendants in a condition completely found and free from damage. Zacharias Spilcher ftated, that he was the commander of the Triton merchant (hip which arrived from Bremen in the Thames, in October, 18or. He had (hipped a calk of wine for Meffrs. Plumber and Barry, wine merchants, who rated as agents for the plaintiff. After the arrival of the Triton in the River, he had teen the above mentioned calk, which he recolleCted to' have been marked G. F.. lying on deck, along with other goods. It appeared to him that at that time no damage whatever had been done to the calk. John Sheldon was next called, and Rated, that he was an Excite officer, that in the courfe of his duty he had gone on board the Triton, where he found the calk •in queftion. In looking for the mark he rolled the calk on the deck, when it ap peared to him to have been as full as wine calks generally are. The thark being blotted out, it became neceffary to drive out the end of the outer cafe, which was accordingly done by one of the crew, he believed it might be the (hip carpen ter, when the mark was found on the inner cafe. The calk did not appear to him to have fultained any material damage. John Leadman, another Excite officer, Rated, that he had landed the above calk on Buttorf Wharf, and it then appeared to him to be in a condition fufficiently fafe. George Dewey, clerk to Mefrrs Plumber and Barry, Rated, that is Oanber, 18ot, hearing of the arrival of the Triton, he went and paid the prime entry for the wine at the Cullom-houfe. In about a week or ten days afterwards, he went to the wharf and demanded the wine to be delivered to him, when he was told that it had been pillaged, and, upon examination, aClually found that it was empty. John Crotchet, faper intend ant of Bound Wharf, declared, that this was a free wharf; that the pro prietors never took charge of, or confidered them fares as anfwerable for any goods that might be ft ft or &imaged without a contract and compen. cation for that purpofe. That they were only paid fivpence for every calk of wime of whatever value, :old it could never be fuppofed that for loch a con fideratinn any charge could be taken of thefe calks. The Counfel for the defendants (laced, that - the defendants' wharf was a free one, in contradiainc lion to Sufferance Wharfs, where the goods are, by law, contid;:i ed es under the care or the pro- prietors. The cafe was di:l . :tent s:ith regard to the Free W:iarfs, where the °it :.er . kept nn fer yaws of their own, nor tack any ci':ir n si•;th the Wind's tranfaaed on the wharf, faither than to thtir dt e:. ft.r allawing the 1 ,00.1 s to re main on their properiy. Tie very : 1 4c.iire of the compel:cation, sshich proprietor; Free IVharli 7:Ceired, W.UN pt n()f that t'rzy cciiid not be con -1...kre.51 in the li; ;L t ofi:,lat.rs, a r.d accordingly tLy were never accurtem•A to pay for any da ria,;e that might ha to goods lying on their The Learned Judge fummcd o r the evidence with great ability, and remarked, that the impref !ion upon hi: mind, at firtt, was, that the defen dants were liable for the value of the wine, as, in various cafes that had been tried before him, the Wharfingers had been obliged to pay for damages done to goods lying on their wharfs. Thefe, how ever, had been Sufferance Whurfingcrs. The cir cumftanee of this being a Free Whart, rendered the afpeel of the prefent cafe materially different him thole which he had mentioned. The Jury, alter confulting for a few minutes re tained a verdict for thc defendants. POI.ICE, &c. MANSION •HOUSE .—Yeflerday the two ptifoners, who have been in cutlody fome days, and who have undergone a private examination before the Loan MAYOR, were again privately examined be fore his Lordfhip, charged with being concerned in the plundering of a (hip at Barnilable, which was outward bound ; the plunderage of this (hip, it is Paid, amounted to soool. and on purpofe to conceal it, fubftituted brick hats and Ikraw, &c. inftead of bale goods. A Count - el attended the examination, and feveral merchants, concerned in the cargo, with the lighterman who had (hipped thefe goods; but as there are fome others concern ed in the robbery, not yet in culody, we forbear to mention any particulars, as it might defeat the ends of jnflice; the prifoners were again remanded to clofe confinement for further examination. GUILAHALL.—A man was yefterday brought before the Sitting Alderman,charged by a woman (big with child) with giving her two violent blows on her body, in Fleet-market, the evening before. A witnefs attended to prove the fad ; which the Magiftrate thought of lo brutal a nature, that he told the defendant, jibe did not make the molt ample amends to the woman, who complained much of the pain Ike funred from the blows, be thould immediately commit him, to find bail for lo Profs and unprovoked an alLolt. The woman received fome remuneration. WHITECHAPEL.—YeRerday gnfeph was fully committed fur tiial, being charged on fufpi cion with Pealing wet linen. Pbilip Solomon was committed for re-examina tion on fufpicion of a burglary in Biihopfgate ilreet, and Pealing a large quantity of wearing apparel, &c. A widow, of the name of Chapman, from Camberwell, appeared againft Sarah Walker who was fully committed to Newgate on feveral Charg es, for robbing her lodgings. The poor woman Rated, that Walker hired a losiging of her about two years ago, pretending that the was the wife of a gingerbread.baker, in Oxford-greet—had three children at boarding-fchool, the one the-had with her had the hooping-cough, and had come for country air; by which plaufible talc the was taken in, (hid a week, (tripped the lodgings, and ran in debt in the neighbourhood, which drs. Chap man was obliged to pay : the only remedy the bad left was to prefer a bill of indiament againft the prifoner. UN lON.HALL.COMIINATION.-YefteidaY Mr. Edwards, a Mailer Millwright, in Vine-street, Lambeth, came before the Magiftratet, with Mr. Cussssiaos for his Counfel, to complain, under the terms of the Statute of 39 and 4o Geo. 111. for preventing iilegal Combinations among jour neymen, &c. againft Robert Steele, for that he being employed by him, did malicioufty, and without any jut' eaufe "rile and refute to continue at his work, unlefs a man working in the fame (hop with him was difcharged, on the pretext he was not a fair Num. and thereby compelling him, the raid Edwards, to difcharge the Paid man, named Murton, againft the Statute. Mr. Cott ?lilt Gs, after timing the points and bearings of the Statute, proceeded to call evidence to prove the charge, which was fully ellablithed by the teftimony of the Mailer, Foreman, and two Journeymen. This offence being in its operation an extreme ferious one to mechanics, who, con trading to do certain bufinefs, are liable by fuch proceedings to fail in their contrafLs, and thereby loi s e the cuftom of their employers, the Learned Counfel craved the Judgment of the Bench, that Robert Steele be conviaed for three months im. prifonment in the county gaol, being the full ex tent allowed by the Aft, which was granted ac cordingly. Maausoaouon•Svaarr.—Yellerday John Con ner and Richard Barry werebrought here, charged with breaking feveral panes of 'grafi at the Duke's Head, in Monmouth court. Mary Ann Etheredge depored—" I keep the Duke's Head, in Monmouth-court, Monmouth ftreet : my hatband is a hackney coachman ; he has a pair of plates of his own ; fometimes it is very late at night before he comes home ' • I fat up lag night pail twelve o'clock waiting for him. At about half pail twelve, there was a rap at the greet door, and the found of many voices, on which I laid that I would not open. the door at that time of night. One of my lodgers, who fat in the tap room eating his fopper,went and opened the door, thinking it was my hutband's voice ; on which feveral men ruched into the pairage. whilft others remained outride. The two prifoners at the Bar defil ed me to give them half a pint of gin, on wh i ch I laid it was now too late, and that I would not serve an at that time of the night. They infilled I thould, for they would not go out with out being fervid, or, if I did not ferve them, they would fcrvc themfelves. There were two of my ' lodgers, and a neighbour in -he tap room, who came out into the paffage. The piabners being backed by feveral others, film of whom came in, and fame remained at the door, called for flicks, which were }lauded in, when they la- pn to (Tike away, fwearing molt horribly, until they broke the bar winJow, all to pieces. Mr. 1121114 and my lodgers came, and with a great deal of dial. culty puilied then; out, and the door being Prong and having a fpring lock when rant to, it refifted all their force. They began to puth and ftrike at the door, which, when they found acids, they (truck at the fan light over the drat-, and broke it into a dial:land pieces. I went up hairs wl.;i11 they were ftrivii-g to break open my place, wad having a rattle, 1 utted up the lafu o . the one pair of ft.iirs window, and put out my hand, and rpron7 the rattle ; on which the Watchmen came amt,. took John Conner into cultody, and brought him to the watelihoule. Shortly after, Richard Barry came to the watvhhcale of himfelf to fee his com rade, when [ gave charge of him. I am fore both were in the palfage, and Itriking at the glals, and that it was Richard Barry rho firft came in and demanded the gin. John Harris, being the neighbour alluded to. (wore they broke the fan light into a thoufand fhivers, and when Mrs. Etheridge fprung the rat tle, the witnefs opened the door and feized on the prifoner, John Conner, by the collar, and held h;ir.^ fall, in fpite of his exertions to the contrary, .il the watchman came, and he was taken eu the watch-houfe. William Jenkins, a lodger in the hoed, corro borated the whole of the evidence, proving both prifoners to be very aaive in the riot. Both prifoners were then ordered to find good bail for their appearance, or be committed, and the parties bound w profecute. Maurice ritzgerald, a watchman, in Welbeck ftreet, brought a woman to Mary-la-bonne watch houfe, whom he found naked at half-pall one o'clock in the morning on his heat. She could give no account of herfelf ; but it appeared that the was a married woman, and of good charathr, and being at times deranged in her mind, the Role out of her hulband's bed, and went in that nian• ner into the fireet. On her being miffed, they went out, and on inquiry, found fhe was taken to die watch-houfe ; on which her hulband brought her clothes. She told Mr. BRODIE, the Magittrate, that, when a child, the had the misfortune to fall out of a window, when her head was fraCtured, which canted her at times to be in a dreadful [late. Moreover, the complained of the cruel ufage of her hufband, who, the laid, often beat her about I the head. She requelled being fent to an infirma. ry. On inquiry, Mr. BRODIE found all that the poor woman had Rated to be true, and ordered that fhe fhould be taken proper care of. On Friday morning LIR in the Borough, a vi cious grey horfe in •.t little dray being left to him fell, ran off with the dray on a gallop down New Lant.ftreet, round by the ruins at the back of Mint-ftreet, through Great Suffolk-greet, by the back of the King's Bench, and round again, down Blackman-area, till be came to Dr. CR asswELL's door at the corner of Lant-ftreet, where, on turn ing too Rion by the corner, the near wheel got into contaft with the poll, and brought him up, having in his progrefs ran over a child, who now lies with the lots of a foot, with very little hopes of life. Several of the Leaders of the recent Revolt at St. Domingo, who figned the pretended Conllitu. tinnal Aft, as the Paris Papers flyle it, which was publiflud by Toussaier Louvcaruas,andwhich was, with flight qualifications, praifed in the Mo. niteur, have been ordered to be removed from the Ihip in Bret harbour, where the'' , have been kept clofe prifoners, to Paris, where they are to be brought to immediate trial before the Criminal Tribunal of the Seine. Another inflance of a flrange fbop.lifting !acme occurred a few days ago :—" A certain Lady flop. ped to buy a few pounds of potatoes at a potatoe ware,houfe in Fore.ftreet, Cripplegate, when, in the abfence of the landlady, who went to the in-' fide room to provide fome change, the Lady em braced this opportunity to Al her muff with pota toes out of the bin, in which the was detected, and offering a confiderable fum of money, and being a refpeftable tradefman's wife, the was difmiflid without expofurc." On Monday evening Lift, as Mr. Wm. Smith, deputy coal meter, of Five Foot-lane, was going ' from St. Paul's Church-yard into Patersofler-row, he was knocked down and robbed of what money he had about him. A few evenings before, Mr. Smith was robbed in Chartcrhoufetquare of 21. 173. 6d. it is fuppofed by fume of the fame gang, who are partly known. Early on Friday morning IAR fome perfons broke into the houfe of Mrs. Hainfwortb, of Silcby, in Leicefterniire, and forcing open a bureau, (tole thereout upwards of soot. in call' and Bank notes. Three men are in cullody on fufpicipn of having committed the robbery. On Thurfday evening, while fome people were bringing in a quantity of whilkey to Aberdeen, they were met at the Bridge of Dee by the officers of facile, when a defperate encounter enfued, in which fome hard blows were dealt on both fides. The Excife officers, however, got the fliperiority, andlucceeded in bringing the whifkeytoAbercken together with (even bodes which were carrying it. - Lail week the Magiarates of Paifley, tipon a complaint againft a fervant maid for &lei thig her fervice, in order to Ise married, ordered her either to return to her fervice, or declared they would irn prifon her. The girl, however, thought proper, inflead of returning, to forfeit her wages, and pay her mallet the full wages for another fervant in, her place. The attention of the Magiflrates of Glafgow has been lately taken up with the following rather fin. gular cafe. About eight days ago, information was given at the Procurator lifcarsoflice, that A rumour prevailed that Elie. Walker, wife of Ro. Bert Cochrane, carter in the Dovehill, w h.. had died fuddenly, and been then two days bin ied, had owed her death to the maltreatment of her hat= band. The Magiarates immediately coined a per. cognition to be taken, by which it was 01,16111)M.! that Cochrane had behaved with much barbarity to his wife for fome time pall, and that, in parti cular' he had wounded her 011 the head 1% ith a pan, Come days before: her d: 'tit. crates hereupon ordered the h.,dy of the .!_re to be lifted from the gear-, ai.d phyfician and furgenn of relpeet tl;:hity ; h at tLeir report did not confirm the flipi:ions arl'ing the precognition. On the cemlary, ft ••••d the wound on the head to have been owl ply taper ficial, and that there was no to tt k of vi., , :ace up. on any other part of the body. Ir -iatnce of this, c oc h ia •, e , who h3cl -bcen I:as been admitted to bail, Fein; full op .1 7o ; tion tor the affault ct; 11:b BO:rct. c-.-: 'i.elN7. An eminent Divine 'is with tlyi I.oll,•ir ing recipe, which he lay:, is mote vali•-•".. • -. k gold, and which he aiinres us h., pjv ct i v. tul relic:* to numberlefs perfns, who were aflliaed with pains in their cold;, ;1.1 aflinnatie diforders, and even to many, who wJ, bordering on a coufamptif , n:.Take a feverfew, rolemary tops, and linleed, t!:• feed, and boil all together, in dace pin's of watt: till half reduced, Brain it off, and aid as !noel; citron, Narbonne Loney, as the flornach will hear; take two table fpoons full night and rm.rnii - ig. a child, one fpoonful is fufficient ; if a hinr • llanding ailhmatic complaint, d:tliculty in breathing, take the honey on toa!led bread every morning with new or warm milk, or tea made rolemary, or fage ; it will cure them, by pe.:e• verance. BIRTH. At Bath, the 24th tilt. the La of Colonel of Zr,- Dorfetfuire, of 3 dauS!,r•r. On the 29th ult. Mot. Scgoletlen. of 2 r: n. Lately, Mr". Oliph:ut tof Ca:.;, .; 'AIAIU:11 u. On the 4th inftart. at Alit, Cnr.^•p of Surrey, t!•e Rev. Junes Beaver, itc.aor al.! Fe l. low ot Corpus Chrilli C li tN,Oxfor.2.,tt) zra ladci, el left daughti r of lie:n . y IS+ of Park. At North Herw:ek, on 1 - 12 ult. Mr. Ro:,t.Corninghant, tnanufaclorer, GLif:ow, to NI:•.: If-bell.t Oliver, .',.inhter of Mr. Robert Oliver, fergeoo t:,:re. At Brodie.houfe, on Cie 2td ult. Co!ot.el Mithew Mie- ALfter, of RoiAti:l and lilt. i^ Kintyre, to Mil. ChArlotze Bro die, yout:g.. - P daughtrr or j.n7i.e. bro , l:-. Frq. NI. At Dutioo4, the Rev, Mr. 1 huh Land, r,li:,:2er at Port moa!:, to Nli:e Blael:ha:1, of Lech. Ralph Rizaardlon, third fcn of J hn Rlchardfon, of Spring tiad, County of Down, to Mit . ; J;ne John e on, elir.l tl nightcr of the late John julica,n, Ffq of Care, Caron? of 'Yyratte. On Tu , f,lay fc'no : !h.. Aivcre.oke, Little. the Royal Navy, to Mils . illy Il:ytor, of Berr7-1:our, By fpccial licence, on the 2. l th county Meath, H. Smith. jun. hi). fon o: of Beaheg, county Meath, to Oitiomer, ou: • •'.7....• ! :ater of Henry Jeannie, of Dat,lilawn CAM!, in fail DE: t) On the t ft inftant, at C;1:1 , :l ;.7ed 72, 7r7rry Crafett Bel Lam, LIT of that 1 , lac:;. and of Crow.sord At Iser hence in Ars7lesfquarl , Monro, n.li.tt of Dr. George 1 1 / 4 :on 70, Ci, NS aj . y*. Minorca. At Martinique, of the vllow fev .r. on the ';th Se;I:. Lieut. Alex. M'Crae, of the Itt.tt lion of It fou to ALE. Efq, of the lfland of J.ituAica. At Dicpp., the seth tilt. l'bunt..; J. yE, 111 q. of Brecon. South Wales. late of the Cinque P:trt I'raeihl: s. Lately, at Whitby, Mrs. Ann Ehmshlett. at the adrane , d age of 64. 'lwo fitters lived with her in the f me li^ufe, one older, the otherfomewhat yonuger,both of wlit.in are alive; th, united ages amounted to a6o yearn. The (4dt-ft is a maiden ta.: r and frequently diftinsLifbes htricii by the epithet of the y.uag maid. At Clapham,on Thurfday laft,aged 6t, Abraham Wilkincue, Efq. of Dawfondtrcet, Dublin, one .31 tic Dare tors o the Bank of Ireland. On tikeastb ult. at Irvine. Mr. James Campbell. mercitant Friday Isla, at Glafgort, Mr. A nerew Adie;inanufaiftarer. At Mount Juliet, the Ent of the Right Hon. the rail of Car. rick, Mn. Tunoadine, relit of J. Tunnadine, J.fq. and mr ther to the Countcfa ot Carrick. HIGH VYA r LE. AT LONDON MOOG I 04,10kik0Vir Morning ' ' '' ' 34 minutes after is Afternoon 4 ntintitii after i DISEASES of the URETHRA and CERTAIN Collt- PLAINTS. AS foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated mech . . cited Bougles and Remedies, Mr I.)e roue infornts the Public, that he may At ufual be conful:ed daily from 0 to J. at his hoof,: No. j, FritlinitiNt,Saho, on C fc....(Strkiures.ob ftruetions, G:ects, Ste. &c asw.t as and tecry o der where fezr,ey is 1, cffertial a refit: hte, t`-at Mr. rr..vided a fp. that er.ry P tiers .y Dc imra duced in a fr,•• lyre sp..rtinect. hlr. 11. has fcr nt•my confined hinifeli to limit J,•partment of Sur-cry, and fruit ex teniive praCtice, and ch.: molt nut, ring Cue -cis, he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild. elide chins, r•••••,niring no col finentent or r‘ flad:t In diet. and preventill.; il:e poCioility of a. relapf:. Pcrfons in •he country da:iii; r caL. is a letter, (Trio:il; 1 Ole .1 two ..ound I r -?- medies flat to amon:•t. For :h.: V6,l•:t:* lee. fee Mr. dluf,r•ei nn the ahoy • c •:tpcinti, price 25.44. he fit-h edition; to be h.:A of J Callow, C own court, .iutin i 1.1). Sylitola:t, Pa: trtiolter-row; and of h. ilath...r. TO THOMAS TAYLOR vsq. DEA/ CIR. • N. 9, Bridge-Wee:, Londnu. iFEEL it a *lily incumbent upon rm:, to itstortrl you of the very grt..t and extraordinary Core 1 hare recrivei front your irsvaluab.e vATENTPILL. About two years -Igo I ma. Ott Vi. N t. RI AL DIP. rotor a, which 1 tre.;:sl rah:: ll:•ittly f.a . Inn- time, ha , the Diferle a:lsogth fereaditig ali 01%.T my Pia:y, I t• appb• to the r..ift ...mire::: of the thtir ant:Lance alfor.'cd only t-nmorary rshcf—l wet-: v.tri-Jus of :;.,lieatiot, and from being rather of a catyclent H..bit was re,!ucesl to a mere :skeleton. The Ulcers that (;real all ova my I.mb., reordered me a complete Objc "Lt. fo that I:ly thesis deiltaired of toy racovery. 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