Star.
London, England, 1804-11-22 00:00:00

ittastwirroi °bruited that titerehad
rery great delay on the part of the
%big forward his ahlon, and there
y, be any great injury done by the
ffered to lie over Y little time longer.
the Defendant an opportunity to tie-
When he returned from Spain, whi-
y gone upon his bulinefs as a iner-
t have a very rod defence to make.
K. had not the lean knowledge niche
uthority which had been vete, red to.
;gellion of Mr. Serjeant Bits Lt.* le, that
danger of the Defendant holing the
ill by a delay of slum months, though
that fuch was a6lually the cafe, the
the bufinefs to nand over until Maw
hat the gentleman who a:ls for the De.
Ave an opportunity of confidering the
acting bail, if it (Could be thought ne.

ATTIC O. PARRY.
It BAILEY reminded their Lordfbips
was already before the Court. The
t was then to be difcuffed, however, was
efpeeting the merits of the original cafe
vith refpeft to the form of the proceed-
it, he (aid, was an anion for debt to
mount of a demand mad: against the
r the ufc and occupation of a lhip. It
an tic other fide, that the charteg patty
ern introduced into the declaration.
is pofition as a point of law, chiefly on
tat the charter party was not the origi-
setion, and might, therefore, with
adduced in evidence in lopport of the
ge in the declaration, namely, thatirate-
ng it would only ferve to afcertain the
tart, by proving the term( of the cove
he illudratcd with the utrnoft ingennity,
umber of cafes in which it had been rul-
i whate cr was the jet if the aaion, was
be flated in the declaration.
Cars F Jos-rice laid, that in the mon I
rtfalions cl life, where ary thing was
red, there was fomething of a contra&
to take a boat and go down to Grave-
ithout having previoufly made any fpeci-
it, by which he had the erinfent the
Ike ufe cf.his boat, he would be liable to
trefpare.
ant BAILEY, however, declared that it
tar to him that the party might not have
ter to wave his right of &Elton as fur a
d bring an aftion for recovery, as if the
en hired of him in the ufual way.
rant BIST, in a fpeeeh of confiderable
rebated the different arguments of Mr.
ttcky, and maintained that if the pufitinn
ad thirday laid down, were to be admit-
reedent, the replay praftice of the Courtb
ifter Hall, foe upwards of a century part,
ontradifted. He made an allufinn to the
1 common life which bad been mentioned
fends, and ennelarlA that if the Learned
pufition was juft, and that a man had to
Rion to recover the ft= of 18s. which had
d to be paid fora pair of filk flocking',
malt be brought for the ufe of the (103:-
Obey haarkieen bought, and nit for the ftm
been contrafted to be paid for them.—
the Grit time that he had known the ezpe-
he made of endeavouring to recover on a
by deed, in the fame manner as in a cafe
re was no agreement to be produced as the
adinn, and he hoped and t; idled that their
mutt agree with him as to the impropriety
nceeding.
turf concurred with the Learned Serjeant
e lei, ard tul,d accordin:7!y, that the oh.
a: fatal to the pr,.4.ccjii,L the patt of the

Mails; ART OCCURILINC s.—Tn all who, from I
ill fuccefs, relax in tne pia Wit of Fortune,
nt of the following event mull prove Utter ;
s the lad State Lnttery, every capital price, ,
to relate, was fold in thares ! Among the
: holders was a Country Tradefman, Mho,
reties of unpropitious adventure in former
, had, refidved never to eng age iu a future
riend, however, advifed him to pert-evert in a
e degree, in conning the (miles of the fickle
ith difficulty he was ptrfuaded tn por•
Pvarttr and on EigLth (hare. Ihe m. 4.4
rot round, and prefented him, 'ere the draw-
dilated, vriar a quarter or one of the zo,c:,-.J.
; and his eighth with its !hare of a toed.
Tbefe fats are too extenfivcly known to be
ed, and this now double-foltunate adventurer
thus enabled, from Wrist an !unable trader
:ountry, to remove to the metropolis, and
a partner in a large mercantile concern.
At the reward of per-fewer ance ; which 'troy
r profitable leffon to the timid, and hitherto
!fsful in Lnttery adventure ; particularly at a
t when a Scheme is before the public, indif•
r richer in great prices, conlidering the rearm-
nber of tickets; than that of any preceding
r•

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