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:27 • - . • A 4111PC-7.—* Ace S 4,7 ":" tik Tell. Fie '')l tat trip 1 ,14 Pr ' "1" N • 1: BER 9587. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1817. NFYT TUESDAY, NOV. is, st AIT LOT fIiRY WILL COMMENCE DRAWING. PVIIE LORDS of the TREASURY, in come. garner of the recent afflicting Calamity. having by their warrant commanded the Pogponemem of the Drawing of the state Lottery, which was to have consented on the 7th instant, have now directed It to take place on the above day. G. CARUOLL, Contractor. TO Ell GIVEN AWAY!!! CORRECT ENGRAVINGS OF THE TWO SPLENDID COFFINS of the Princess Charlotte and bar s .11-born leant • the Magnificent 1 /RN, containing the Heart, Ste. of the Illistrlosts Deceased; wilting Liken.-..es of the PRINCESS and Prince LEOPOLD: forming FIVE HISTO RICAL ENGRAVINGS connected with the Deal: of the Prin.. ens Charlotte. A fa.l and detailed Narrative of the Funeral, a great nontber of Facts relative to the Princess, and all the News of the Week, will be given iu ch.:WEEKLY IN FELLIGENCE on Stitenai neet;Nov. 2S.—Prke only 7d.!!! being a reduction of lid. in the Price of Weekly Newspapers. Oillce, No. 11, BIDVO.D•111.1MILT. Stisna; and Orders ye. oeived.by all Dealers in Nevripopess.—No thus should be lonia giving Orden. TO WAGOON.MARTERS, CARRIERS, C')ACH MAS TERS, TAVERN.ICERPER al and, other,. I'OLD ISTABLIS HIM INN, HOTEL and WAGGON-YARD In th, Centre of the City. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, on Friday. November 28, at Twelve, kr particulars of the present lottery are well known. Pa merits have secured the Itpprohation of the Public, Which will always attend a Lottery that possesses more Prizes than Wanks, and contzins besides SIX PRIZES OF ,t 20,000! _ . _ riNFIE BENEFICIAL LEASE, with Posseision 'IL at Christmas, e(that weft known Inn anti Waggon Yard, WHITE BEAR lie asingliall street, many years established 'and enjoying a moat rearming patronage, comprising dukes of Apartments for GestMaim a Coffee Room, with esceilesst Cel lars, sod every cnnveakesee for madocting business wit► ficiii , y, a spacious Yard with Ranges of capital Stabling, at present occu pied by Menses. Pkitfords; two Dwelling-houses, a Messmer, Counting house, Ste. which are let of to produce more than the Rent, the whole in most mei Bent repair. To be viewed by Cards duly. which, with printed Particulars, May be had of Whittenley and Suns, Pataaootrr•row. Particulars also at t►e Mart. It may. perhaps be es well to observe, that u the Drawlog of th Lottery has bven postponed till the tsth November, these p e rsons whn may purchase before that day will be IA the same ottlatiott, and Pave di sane advantages, as it they had purchased htfor: the 7th instant (th.- original Day of Drawing). !Ickes and shares are split on Sale at the Gibers of G. CAR. ROl,l , Contractor, 7, Coe or Lt., and 2d, Ott so g o -re a seY, where No. 7 ,715, the last Prize of £30,000 ever drawn, was , 4.1 m Shares. X'S SOLEMNIIIES—HONE'S EDI TION. This day was publishril, to Octave—For yahoo* thenitios—The whole of the Burial Procession and Obsequies—With Engraviop—ilhice Sl:peace. AMOST CORRECT ACCOUNT of the FU NERAL of the PstINCESS CHARLOTTE, in St. Geurge's Chapel, Wiadoor.—Also, AUTIMITIC MINIQIRS of the Lila of the Panics's, with line Portraits, llizpence. And • MITNINTIC PA4TICVLAILII of her Denim, with Zegraviap, prkis Sispenese Printed by and for W. Hons, Si, Old Dailey. Cower, Or. den for either the "Ufa; *Death," or " esnerar of the Prho ere, should *nitres, " Hone's Edition, price sispeoee." NLXI"TUESDAY, NOV. es, i ss ppointed by the LORDS of the 'TREASURY for the Caine nieracrmeot of she Drawing of the SrA LO I' TER Y. I AND J SI VEW ItIGH take the earlieef opotmuni:pot intormng the Vuislic. :hit the Drawing of the •late Lottery (which was postponed by order of laoVerlie nit , vence tit the 'smarmed decease of her Royal High. p, the Presiceo I dAO LOT raj, will commence ea TUZSDAY Novenitk 1. Ihe •cheme convent SIX P 1412 LS OF .€ 0,18)0! litik l es other Capital., and there are More Prizes than Blanks. nckos and glares are Selling In great variety by J. and J. siVEWitIGIl'l, s 7, CORNIIII.L, I 38, HATMAIMIT. hit HossN, And i t, Oiroair • STa SiT s Wirer, In the I.a.t Lottery, No. 2,977, a Prize of .490,004), was eold in Shares.. DAY AND MARTIN'S BLACKING. ORDER of the'COU ill' of CH ANCE RI% made Ise of NO./ember, 1817, in a C.av osmium OAT ageism JOHN and JAMBS BOWLING. 'That an lejanction do. issue to restrain the said John and James Bowling, their Bereanti, Agents, and Workout", antler the Penalty of • 1115,000, to be levied upon their and each of their Lauds, • Goods, and Chattels, from pasting or Akin to the bottles containing the Composition or Blacking made or prepared or sold by the said Jobe and hoes Bowling, or from ctrculadog, distributing, esr delleerickg, or otherwise isjiag any labels befog copies of, or co lourable itahations, of the labels used by the said Charles Day, as the centiaelag partner of the farm of Dap aid Martin, or any , other label, or discriptiod, by whirls the composition made by the said John and James . Bowling shall be described aad repre sented as being a composition actually Made and suanufsetured by Day and Martin i and more pp y any label or labels having the names of Day and ll subscribed oc sneezed, either act.iHy.or apparently, or ostensibly, as a signeturethereto." PRINCI Tomorrow win be published. haudiemely primmid In lima price Se. in boards, embellished with a striking Portrait of her Royal Highness. a d an emblematical Design by Corbould, and dedicated to hls areas Hithoess Prince ld. A RECORD of the LIFE and DEA . CH of her 1 11 Royal Highness the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE By EDWIN B HAMILTON, Es* I'S seer watch her moukfring clay, And pray for her eternal net; Whoa time had worn her Own sway, Her dust I'd place within nry breast !' Printed for 1. Bampes. Nall, Holborn Bars. This work is humbly sidmakted to the pseud of the Illekkh Nation,by one who deeply &Flores ha Ineparalie lots. k hon. tabs a fliellraphical Memoir of the amiable and enapausteloss *lawns, drawn op from the mew aothentie doehments, both public sad priests; and embraces, at fir=th, the diferest ammo of the melancholy catastrophe; with s variety of other batereit• its matter comma with that event and the Soccossies el the Crown. 'I UK DAY NEXT. NOVEMBER SS. Is the flay appointed by the Lords of the Treasury on which the SIAIE LOT I'ERY SHALL BEGIN. WEBB. Stock•'ir•'krr, 9, CMOIHILL. and 17, • LUDGATE•STRILIT, LONDON. begs 'rave to acquits hie riiendt. that in'consequenee of the tarsi Cahnsity,lbp Drawing of the Stare lottery, which tiad bern bad for Friday, ii,. 701 inst. bas b en postponed until I UE•UAY NEX r, (Nu.. 2!.). on winos day it will certainly manacles. The Scheme Ma Is-rn so often publistitd, end appears to have bees ao properly ar . irseisted by the Public, it is me• tly requisite to repeat, tbat Moth only 14, , r00 rickets, it contains SIX GR AND PRIZES OF 410.1001 Anti .eumerous oilier Capitals; Md that ALL the Tickets drown tbeFint Day will be Prime. D& 1A61281 PEV/Ut POWDILIt k ANALEYFIC PILLS. CAUTION. ' f FEEL it my doty to remind the Public, from time A. is dine, until k may become generally known, that I have re moved the sale of my grandfather Dr. James's Medicines from Masers. Nowise's , . to Messrs. BlitTl4lll and SOWS. No. 4, Cheap side, MOW of St. Paul's Church-yard, and that their Warehouse, mid the Home of my late Grandfather No. 13, Bruton -strut, Derkelq.equare, are the only places in Londe!' where the Medl. • prepared as the Public have been supplied with theta for the tau 70 years, with the NM* improvemeats of the Inventor, can be PluCtuud. My ours Murat may be said to suggest this intimation ; but the hanittedimmopmees I daily bear of, front taking the spurious Me diates attempted to he MK kite circulation under the sanction of my Greadfathses amass, =impel me to make it I now sign my name la the Mei of smelt box and packet of tbe Pills and Powder that is sent from my Laboratory, *ea plain distinction of the ge. • avlas, sad ire this as a caution to the Public. • Mem. Bake and Sons have established a Warebonse at No. 54, Sockeilkostroet,thells, where the Medicines may also be had geneks..—Sentisammet. A. 0. 0. JAMS& DR. JAMBS'S POWDER has been for *early 70 years known as the best remedy imam for Fevers, cokb,, tioarseoesses, all Indammasery Diseases acid Eruptive Disorders attended with nos, In thalidomide. (so premium at this time) tew C Ds. hoes% Aaaisple 0111.,W a happy Won of as Aluiradve `sad Inds NoMotoo b promote inienethie peropitatimi, when cbecked, m the same date that they restore the strength of the ceastitnnos. They are particularly serviceable is Indigestion, et be ther induced by tree Snug, or by a residence in tudLakby climates. This day was pabllshed, He/4mm* printed on a Ana woven Paper, hot-pressed,pties boards; also an inferior Edirne, price Ss. booed, PHE BEAUTIES or she YOITS t bring a Calbetion of Moral and Sacred Postry,Trom the most end. mu Asthma. Compiled by tho late Rev. THOMAS JANES, of Bristol. Printed for Matched and Letterman ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ora*, and Brown.; Law and Whittaker ; Lit:kitten, and Cal Sherwood, Neely, and Senn; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; and L Fenner. tickets and Shares are oow as Sok at WEBIrs fortonent (Aces 9, Zorntatl, and 17, Ludgate-street= wham MR LE Primes of 230 000 ONE Prise of - ISIO,OOO HREE ; £90,000 TWO ge5•00 3 &e. &e. Have bean recently altered, sold, tad paid on donut& This day was pokiest, ..udsoreell printed oo a One biol.l Plifet•bodlreseds Pr* 4 8 . boards; also an inferior US" pekess.ed. Wood, A ;sew Idkiwt of LETTERS on the IMPROVEMENT of the MIND ; addressed to a Lady by Mrs. CHAPONE. To toad is prefixed, a Life of the Anther. Primal for Soateberd sad Letterman; Legroom, Harst,Rees, Orme, and mown; Law and Whittaker; Sherwood, Neely, and Imes •' Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; IL Fenner; J.Walker; J. Hints; Dianna and Harvey ; and James Black and boa. Whose may be had by doe Immo Amber, Uniformly printed with the above, a new Edition of MISCELLANIES, in Prom and Verse. SHERIDAN IMPROVED. This day was published, Ii spun tame. pith Ss. id. the Genuine Ediden of A , GENERAL PRONOUNCING and EXPLA NATORY DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN. GUAGE,for the Use Sr Schools, Foreigners learning English, he. In which It has been attempted to 4m rove on the Plan !f' Mr. Sheridan; the Diricerainces of that celebrated Ortheeplat bag avoided; and)tis Improprieties dorreaed: By STEPHEN JONES. Stereotyped and printed for W. Otridge ; Lecithin= and Co.; J. Walker and Co.; Scateberd and Lettvretan ; Legraan, Hunt, Men, Orme, and Brown ; J. Nunn. I. Richardson, A. R. New:* man law and Whittaker, Black and Co. R. Fesner i and J.Souter. Thu day was published, a blew Bdidon, price Ss. A LATIN VOCABULARY, in Two Parts. 1 - 1 The first, being a Collection of the most usual Latin Words, whether primitive or derivative, with their Signification. in Fair NA ; arranged according to the Right Part, of Speech; .giving a Specimen of with, and most naturally 'hewing the Gender; in.' wean, Decisasioa and Medea of Nouns and Pronouns; with tM Coaleptiost, Preterperfect Tense, and supine of Verbs, both simple and compound. The Second, thawing the mistime and declensions of all the declinable Parts, both replay and fern gular —By THOMAS DYCHE. Primed fur Scatcherd sad Lawman; Longman, Hurst, Orme, and Browne ; J. Richardson; Law and Whittaker ; Lack-, isitun and Cu, Baldwin, eroded', and Joy; and R. Fenner. Where may be bad, by the saute Author, A auide to the Engliah Tongue ; or, Spidliarßeel improved; II the Rev.T. limit& With Engr a vi ngs en Wood, peke Is. tich his day was publiderd, prim Se.fid. • Containing all the Memorable . Events of ISIS. The Oandoe Edition Of AN ABRIDGMENT of Dr. GOLDSMITH'& 11 HISTORY of ENGLAND; from the Invasion of Wins, Cars to the Death of George the thcaldi and alnajusod tasks Genera! Peace In the Year lid S. . I Printed by F. C. and I. ILI **ton ; Sateherd and Letterman ; 0. Wilkie; Law and W \Wakes etielsirdson; J. M. Rkbard ; Longman, nom Rees, Orme, iod Drawn; Cadet sad Davin; J. Rooker; Sherwood, Neely, asillooes; J. Walker and Co. Isakhda, Cradoek, and Joy; R. Fenner; bans JANA and Sea; Simpson and'Marshall; and U. Itnynolds. • • • • Where may be had, DsidSnlides Natural Watley ut Beasts and Birds, &bati!: leterspsrsid with a variety, of curious Anscdutes, and soslMElshed *kb near ISO koigravinp int Wood. 69. History of game, abridged, Ss. 6d. Greise, rid. bEsteire D'Angarrre. 4s. Ode Tide day was published, Price its coloured, ye Ss. ?lam, in boards, Madamely Slated in a small pocket 4c, and embellished with upwards it 140 interesting Subjects, seedy 'nerved, ADICTIONARY of NATURAL HISTORY; or, Complete SUMMARY of ZOOLOGY. Cessabdol; a Nil and succinct Description of all the Apiosatml Brings is Nature; namely, Quadrupeds, Sink, Ausphiluoue Animals, Hates Insects, and Worm. Displaying their raped.' Cha let, &dem, Genera, tombs mod Widens*, warding to the Arrassesnems of the most celebrated Notaralists, factiabirty that of Linnaeus. Priared for Set:Kinn! aed Lemma. Ave 1 0,164 . 180 ; 'Aar man Hurst, uses, Oki*, and Broom; J. Harris; *Mena, eraclock; and .1 ny ; Law and Wisktalwr J. 113oker; sod Pea cock and Barn/non. Where may be had, rioted *Wenn with throaberm, • 1. A New Italia° Dictirmary to Two Parte, Icarian and Eng lish—English and Italian. Corappilad tram the beet Authorities; containiiiinany Words not to be found in any other Dictiooary,. hoards, Ise. g. A Dictionary of Polite Lkerstore; or, libelous History PI Heathen Gods and Inundate Heroes, $ vole. wish 14 Zo ,r..viuge, boards, 13a. BY HIS MAJESTY ' S ROYAL LKITERS Patna r. T_EMU'S GENUINII PILLS, justly fatuous far wing, in all Its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One mail NI is saws, and the taking of one Bcs, in a Mune we, will won atavism the petkint of the einakey am. speedy * recovery. Netbleg can be better eestrived, neon sale, or saws eouvadast than tide Remedy, ter amebas an eitligini to to jeer. nierer to sea, as it needs ne Nakasone npr eastaint of diet; and sixty years espeihsice (k a oreeniwa_ rye) has proved that it . win ilbet a Curs whoa rerwaildleindm sad aft caw methods avail nothing. Pot the Seem and ether gamest Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of st).uoo penes, of both sages have been tadiesity aired oh the above crusidloorders, within the last eight years. Prepared aed said by aside Pespeistors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members et she Royal °lewd Stapes% at their Heppe, hie. 9, New Bridge.street, Is Daus of wily es. 9d. web, duty ladededr— N.B. Two beak doers, and Lights in the Pimps at night Tbey are also will by their affoaament. with copious direahms, at the l'oy . Sher, sOs, Ozfw‘sweet ; Mr. asherengh's, No. Ti 161.streit-11113, newt oppgpise the Meementeet ; and by ate , Pere= in every ass able Town In Onus /Main and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taklig the above, or other et the Pro. yrieter's Medicines. - - - - - - - - - - Err RACTS from LETTERS addressed to Dr. SOLOMON. 01lasd Loose, near Liverpool, illustrating the Efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD In those dUllenk and complicated 'Disorders for which it is peculiarly adapted, being administered m the trader 'Want, the pregnant female, and to palsied age, with safety and tdicsoy, hitherto eapangeWA in She annals of Medical discovery. FROM CAS LtTON. NEAR I.xsos.—.Thomasliwlte s ,Phmabsrand Glazier, of Cerium, in the Parish'ef Itestivrel, mar Leeds, sow presses Maisel( thus:—" Per user. SO years I was slimed with weakens in my whole frame, indigestion, dismal et sight, bead. ache, and at times violet spasms in my stomach mod beads, whirl nearly d:prived me of existence, sod destroyed all hope of obtaining relief, as every method failed that was tried; bat kis& 'Mg the great repots of the Cordial Balm of (lined in oar neigh. bourbood, a ',resat boy was dispatched to Mr. Meggitt, of , Wakedeldi for a bottle, the ant dose of which relieved the 44ns—dispelled the wind—sad my Indy. that was drawn up and contrected, became almost iostaniasmousiy to Its Oval ; oak beetle andately restored me to health. Being determined envois b .ea Dr.liskinson, to return him thanks for the prong 1 enjoyed by taking the Balm of Gilead. I rode as karidlock kosi Carleton to Limrpool, a distance sr Se miss, in Ivito days; fee thinporpose, and. leri lc no less any deity than Ina to state We shove facts for the benefit et mankind." Goinhinstru, MNa CONOLCTOK.-4/IZ. 0. Baynes ays :— u:to yes and yeoesson invaluable Medicine I owe every bles. sin irldili I sow enjoy. During the amine of fits years I irireviasly a/11k with a nervous disorder, owing to the 'finlkinetisos of my youth. which harassed my bead witittheespint maims, debilitation of the whole nervous system, of my limbs. &c. I was twice glens up In a nervous •iff the' face_ ,Ity and became so altered that was not eve s ▪ by my 'Oaths; I then sent to Mr. Faikeur, of Conginos kit thine bottles of year luvainable Cordial Bain, of Gilead , ilikknalkely restored me to my health and Melly" • tp• k M hopessible to insert all the cases and ernes which Dr Seismal Is aP !possession of, as it would requlnt- some volumes : be iinsteats himself with what has bees Spurted, great experience Alvin ainvinced Wm, that in aU morbid Weakens of she blood atitlympb (the emus of almost *eery uniady). so noble, safe, and ellkaiioll/ a resisedy, was weer eiteedeo mankind. • • bold by S. Lidgh, IS, Screed; and by aU Venders of Patent Medicines in Recipe and America, puce 1 ts. and 335. a boats, duly imended. Of whom may be had, the Anti.lnspetigines, •or Solonson'e l Drops, an shoolute cure for the linen y, Scrofula, Leprosy, kr. Pike t Is. end 30. par bottle. , lokinoes Abuser:De Lotion. an effectual cure for scorbutic eruptions, comsenese, redness. pimples, dm on the face, bank ale meth. Prim es. 6d. per hurtle. A 1.., Solonsoses Ganda to Ifitaitb, which explains in a concise sail Off _saner, the most stipple method, of 'ream's', and a& bedew amediss, fur nemens r hypothoudrhic, and consumptive cAsofkiera.' Price se. As 'Annus% practice has new bseome so great and eaten. ' Avant has seustast engagements require a csoildersble potties et inn and attendance, be eapects, when consulted, she used of One Pounds but all written cases, or knees of ' asktki, and stnaceompanied with an order for medicine and re.. Mance, to be asswand at Ida loiters, are required to enclose co* he* a-gidosa.-..Drafts may be ob tained at say Posoillies. payable at Liverpool, for small same of mosey, idea lea sere mode of csiovoyance. Such letters 'Meld, foe safely, be kits .4- "ra:tad I Money Letter. Dr. /Mimeo, Mad Heme l sear famepooL Paid Doable Poetage.7 • IRELAND. Dtmint.—R. Busker' and Sons, of No 4, Cheap cid., corner of St. Paid's Church-yard, London. Che mists and Druggists, beg respectfully to announce to the Nobility, titry, and the Public in general, that at the pressing invitations of their numerous friends, they have been induced to establish a branch of their Concern, at No. $4, Lawn. Sativills-areet, Dullia, from whence they may be supplied, as at the house *Chit:sr& BIMINI in C.heapside, with Drugs and Chemicals of the best and most select quality ; as alto avert' Genuine Patent Medicine of repute, from the otighsal Proprietors, at the London pices.—ln the preparing of Physicians' and Surgeons' prescriptions, 'and family recipes, the greatest acearacy will be ob setved, by experienced.assistants, from London. Hem) Pamir 0771Cli t Duaux.—Mr. Farrel and his detachment of police arrived in town between one and two o'clock on Monday morning, bringing with them several prisoners. The entire of the ac-i ruled parties underwent a solemn investigation be fore the Magistrates, when all but four of them were discharged, namely, a publican of the name of John Harferd and his wife. Mary Harford, residing at I Rathbun., within a mile and a half of Swords, in wbose house a great part of the property taken horn the Bilfast coach was found i also two pistols, that were taken.* few weeks since, oat of the house of Crofton Fitzgerald. Esq. at Lissms Hall, near Swords. The peg had met in the house.of Harked, previous to 41 robbery, and retired there afterwards, for the ditissoo of the booty. It has been ascertained, that a plan - lad been deeply laid to plunder the entire of the houses In the neighbourhood of Swords, during the winter season. winch has been happily preiented, in arose measure, by the attire interposition of the police. One ur the persons in custody has turned ap prover, and a man named Peter Anper, of Dun mucky, has been lodged at Kilmainham, together with Huford and his wile. for trial at the Commis sion. which will take place on the 29th instant. We foal pleasure in publishing the followingletter, as transmitted to us; in confirmation of a paragraph which appeared in our Paper. relative to the cure of that general and dangerous complaint Rupture : TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sia..-Obeembig-a 1•11411101 In your Paper respecting the are of as Hernia, performed (of a Urge stae) by the Medical Board, at Marlowe I.Wies, Great Clsarlotte-nrem. Machinate btoad, in justice, Sir, to Mara COOPER and Co. 1 beg to add my Ne west teaks-any. Having been cal m/ nearly many years, at.d desend locatable by eminent Surgeons, 1 patiently bora my io ta/owe mimodeigievery bear to be my bet ; I at tetigps applied ibe Medical Board, and bare reason to pray for that excellent Establishment, for althoogb I ens nearly so, wa. perfectly toted is a few weeks, zed now. thank Gar, ajoy good beaith. I think, Mr. Sam, all wbil Wow NW will allow that I can ban an c.a., asserts medib comansitution elan a public be- nellit.-1 ay *moor abeam* ficrvam, C. CLIYALAIIII. Deg sod Mille t 'Ter 1 Aladdin-raid, fieGatorges • ' ' Qcsober, in?. • f74-40gry ti:;*111110.94/ • • , • PRICE SEVEN-prim:P.. • L ctlf INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, NovEmcra EVERITT V. TONNEAU. This was a ease arising nut of an motion brought ' on a Policy of Insurance ro recover the value of a ship and cargo, which had been insured at £8,600. - The facts were these: —The Plaintiff. As agent for some others, bad efft.ctei an insurance in the year ; ISIS, on the ship and c trgo, at ;tail from Bourdeauz. The vessel had come from Dantzic with grain to London, and was chartered to go to Bourdeaux, and from thence back to London. At. the time the Plaintiff insured, he had given a warranty that the vessel should sail with a French and English licence, • and if not, that the insurance should be void. The vessel sailed and arrived safe at Bnui -*dile on the 17th of March. 1813, and retaained at anchor in the possession of the Captain unit the 25th of April fol. lowing. when she was taken possession of by the ' 1 French Marine. and all her crew sent on sliore.— • Her rigging was also taken down, and she moored under the walls of the Castle. It appeared on the trial, that soon after her arrival, her license had been taken from the Captain, and sent up to Paris, as usual on such occasions. She remsined in Bout:- deaux from that time until two days btfore the Al- lied Army took possession of the S•iuth of France. when she was restored to the Captain. As soon AS . an account of the seizure had reached the insuring he abandoned her, and subsequently brought his action on the Policy, to recover the amount ion cured. This was defended, on the ground that de. fendant was not bound to pay it, the plaintiff not having fulfilled his warrinty of having a regular French as. well as English licence. Tt.e case was • tried, and a verdict entered. for the plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the Court of King's Bench on the. question—whether a vessel being insured at and from a p.rticular port, arriving safe at that port, and be- ing safely there for any length of time. the risk of the party insuring did not then commence, and be, 'Of course, become liable to any subsequent loss? Mr. TADDY now appeared in support of the yes. diet. and contended that the vessel being inured at and from Bourdeaux, and having arrived safely there, pounded with the necessary liceoses, the insurers were bound to pay all the risks she might incur after. He observed, that it the vessel had only remained at Bourdeaux for six hours in safety, the insurers would still be liable, but the fact was, the vessel had lain in the river at Bourdeauz from the 17th of March to the 25th of April following, in- perfect safety. Her papers, it was true, had been taken from her and seat up to Paris. but that was usual with all vessels un- der 'bailer circumstances. It had been invariably held, and he cited several cases to prove it, that • where the risk once commenced, any thing occurring aiterwards which- may deteriorate the Policy, Could • not render it void on the whole adventure. and there- fore that the plaintiff must either recover the whole of the amount or nothing. Mr. Geastex, for the defendant, contended, that the plaintiff had not kept his warranty of having a regular French and English license, c, edition on which he got the policy of insurance was not com- plied with, and therefore the risk of the vessel and cargo, whatever it was, became all his own. Lord Ewomonounzi—u . The Court is only called upon here to say, that one is not two. It is manifest that any other voyage than that from Dantzic to • London was not contemplated by the license."... • The other Judges concurred with his Lordship, and judgment was entered for the defendant. Sewn JURY Counr.—A case of great importance. ' to o.•rsons arrested in Secitland,on what is there termed a warrant is terrlitatiose fuze, was lately tried in the New Jury Court at Edinburgh. It wine front the detention of the American ship Perseverance. in the River Clyde, and the arrestond imprisoninent of the Captain of that ship, on a warrant obtained by the de- fendant, Thomson, on which the Plaintiff was caw pelled to give securities for his appearance, and for his remaining in Scotland •during the dependence of suits which were instituted, or which might be in- stituted against him. The action was originally brought by Captain Ccatax, of the American' skip, before the Second Division of Ate Court of Session, who in she course of the proceedings directed an Issue to be tried before a Jury, to ascertain, what damages were due to the plaintiff, Clark, in sukh de- tention extending to the period of Sve.years and a half, and for the proceedings that took piece in the different Courts of Law, in convertive thereof, the Plaintiff having obtained a judgment so,. his I favolr, on an appeal to the House of Lords.—. After a very long triat,•in wide° a great number of witnesses were examined. the Jury gave' verdict far the Waintiffs, with exemplary damages. case floe different kinds of damaLe were cobSidered 'arid assessed by the !tar, the Lord Chief "Commie stoner haring suerned up on each. -The Jury found . defendant liable to the plaintiff at the rate of 4600 per annum, for the detention of We ship, as she !mo th s . r. that might have been matte during the period of such, detention—and also found him itable in the further sum of 81000. oa account of the ilstentit'a and im: - pristine:neat et the plaintiff's person, with 8344, for his , law expenses, and other items, amounting idwhole to the sum of 46,563 19's. Id. fur which a verdict was , certified and repined to the Court of Session. which decided the case after a litiga ; tw e n fole at se w v i e n r g al: ..m a t t ar s. i.t . e4r. . - The past summer has been productive of many r singular deviations from nature. but we have heard of none more singular than h LOWILE t of 'has a jafgoact i pt.U ; lfer., which, in due season, produced a cr , r, of fuse ittrit.i wards bloomed again and prudoceal seeder crop of fruit, which, though nut equal 'to the lieu, was very I ; fine; and the same tree is now in bialio4l4 tar the third time ! • • -