Star.
London, England, 1806-05-17 00:00:00

L.tir INVILLiotAci.•

We are anthorifid and tegnefled to Rate. that
Colonel FuLLMITOW has limited an aaion of Ls VI to
be commenced again* Lieutenant Colonel ALURSD
Ds APF R, 1,1 hi 4 hfajcilytv.Third Regiment of Guards.
in order to afford an opprrtunity of inveßigaling
before a Court of pike, various afperfinns and ex-
preflions, contained in an addrefs to the public, re-
cently circulated by th:tt officer, in defence of sas
c-romitted by Colonel Pocroa,llte Gov.. rn,r of Tri-
nidad. A pi ofecution was alit intimated Agninft
Mr. Bunn, the poblither, which has been v. ithdrawn,
in confcquence of Mr. Buthi haying wtiiten a Luer
to Colonel Fullarton, of which a corren %%ill he
fobmitted to the public, as loon as the necelfary
cowrie of proceedings will ju!lily that communicattvn.

COURT OF RING's &NCH, MAY 16.
lUDGMINTS.
William Rich and William Jame: were brought np
to receive the judgment of the Court, 'convifted at
the tall Mizell for the County of Surrey. of ob
Ilru an Officer of the Revenue, and affaulting
him in the exectoion of his dm v.
Mr. Ittnice Geoss, in prnnouncing the indgmenti
of the Cunt:, animadverted, in a mon imprelTive
manner, upon the crime of the Delentlants, the fre-
quency of which had In much increafed within thefe
few years, that it Interne the duty of that Cows to
eterCite their anthority in an exemplary tray. His
Lnrdfhip diffinguilhed the cafes of the Defendants,
obferving, that although Mr. Rich had been only an I
accelfary to the fact, it was neceffary, for the fake of
example,to vita the offence which he had committed,
wlih a fevere punifhment; he then fentenced \Villiarn
Rich to fix months, and William Jumes to nine
months imprifonment in the gaol. of Horlbam.
John Fox was silo brooght up tar jtedgmeni, for
a mifdemeannur, committed as a Juror impannelled
on a Sheriff's Jury, convitted of retiring from the
Jury, before they had pronounced their verdict.
Mr. Laws, for the Defendant, obferved, that the
action on which the Defendant had attended AS a
Juror, was an affirm of trefpafs, brought by Mr.
Selby againtt a perfon for nutting in a grove, called
Warren Ch lee, in the county of Surrey, belonging
to that Gentleman, bqt which was confidered by the
neighbourhood to be public property, on which they
were entitled to free egrefe and regret's. Several of
the Jurymen concurred in giving a verdict of one
teething damages, but the other five (ore of whom
was the Defendant), conceived that the Plaintiff was
not entitled to any damages at all ; and as they were
not likely to agree, the Defendant retired. Another
writ of enquiry was iffued, and the Jury found a
yerdia of one Milling damages ; fu that Mr. Selby
bad not follained any material injury. From the
condat of the Defendant, under thefe citCliftlaaßCCS,
he trotted that the Court would grant him to go
among his friends, to enable him to difcharge the
coils of the prefecution, far which alone he was de-
tained.
Mr. Wit.son' for the Profecutton, obfery :d, that
thofe trefpaffeshad been In frequently praetifed,
pretence of nutting, upon Mr. Selby's grounds, and
Ifo many depredations had been committed there, he
found it abfolmely neeeffary to make an example of
Tome one.
The Court granted the time applied for, at the
fame tune ohferving, that the Defendant's neighbours
were to underttand, that thefe trefpaffes would At
be permitted, in future, with impunity.
PARXER V. CARRON• •
This wash motion to let elide a non Nit, and to
grant a new trial. The catile was an undefended
one, and came on to he tried left Monday night at
Guildhall. It was an aelitin by all Indorfee of a
Bill of Exchange againfi the Drawer. The bill was
payable at Mellrs. Davidfons, Bankers Pall Mall, and
when prefented, at frees o'cloti in the evening , the pot.'
ter ftid, it was after banking hours, and there were
no orders. Notice of the ell/honour was the next day
fent to the Drawer, and en affirm commenced.—
"The queftion in the cafe was important, and is this:
Whether the prefentation of a bill of exchange at a
Banker's any time in the day, as at other places, was
not to be confidered a due prefentation ?
The Court laid, that if a man took a bill, payablt
at the banker's, he narrowed his own time of pre-
fentation to the office-hours of bankers, and the pre-
fentatinn after thofe hours, and the refufal, fhould
n. t be confidered a dithonouring, to fix other par-
ties. It permitted, no man would keep oath at a
banker's, as a bill might purprtfely be prefemcd after
banking hours, in order to publifh publicly the dif-
hummr, and injure the Drawer.—Rule reifies!.

External apt lications in eruptive cafes (except
thole aziline tr. m fimple irritation) could without
any difficull be prt.ved prejudicial. What pains
Nature tikes to ?elicit the health by [milting the of.
fending natter to the &in and remove it far front
the principle of life ! foie Ibe knows, no longer than it
can bd kept there, does the patient enjoy health. In
ufing repellents then, what trouble we lake to croft
one of uie molt' (slut ary laws of our benefaltrefs.—
In taking Spilfbury's Patent Antircorhittic Drops, the
internal habit is correted, the health mends, and
thus the difeafe dies away. In fcrophula, !Curvy,
gnut, theism:o;lM, nervous and bilious complaints,
depending on the irritability of the (htmach, relief
it tpectitly given. It is necelttry to afk for the PA•
T44IT A.nriscrutautic Mors, with the K171g% duty
piloted in black ink initead of red ht, fold as ofilat
at the Difpenfary, No. ty, &Ito kina, e, in bottles of
54 6d. ; tor. ; and tl. as. duty included__

VIED.
Cn it.s Sob ult. he Rev. Samar: Si!rton I.awry, M. A. Redo,
of futioham, Redlorifhlre, and one of the ChaplaUm to the Lord
Infhop of I.:y.
I.ately, at Drummond Caßte, In Perthiblee,st the advanced age
of 9R, Louis bl-.rcralde, the weft celebrated worker of his time
14- was rurninp, footmen to .he Duke of Perth, and foßowesl the
for use of hi, nr.iter HU they were repaint,' at the battle of Col.
I seen. At the reiteration ot the eftstra, he was taken Into the
fcs nee of the late Lord Perth, and palled the remainder aims Jays
in cafe and comfort.
on the 16th of (Molter laR, at Arcot in the Eat Ind!rr, Cornet
Chilies Warden. of his M4etty's ,9th Dragoons, fon of the late
Fr, cis Warden, Mo. of the lion. Fait India Company% Service
at llonsbay He had been os.t with inure of his brother OClcers on
a Rua .Ing party; an.l haehlog ts.ln4 propelled 011 their return, he,
the Row, of fpitiu with which to Vllll in general weny sloppily,
but in this Initance Molt fatally. gi.tcd. leaped into a 'tank with
the others. He immediately drappeared ; and. bets.g upwards of
60 ur wider water before the body was ,I:•aritrel up. al! endea•
to refiner this unfortunates a:sel prondLog youth to Lis et on.
e• -, and !sit lei. ndu, proved inetL Coal.

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