Star.
London, England, 1806-11-12 00:00:00

•ND OTNBAS.

This cafe had been triectat the lag AfGus foy Due-
han, and the plaintiff had been nonfuited.. The
application therefore was. that the nonfuit might be
fet atidc, and a verdia entered for the plaintiff under
the following eireurnflanees. Langdale was a corn-
faeor, and an the comfit of trade had various deal-
ings with Mars. Richardfoo. About a twelvemonth
before his infolveney he had bought from them a
quantity of grain, and be loon found the afpee of
his affairs to bat; that he dreaded being under the
neceffi, yof Hopping payment. In this dilemma he
confulted a friend for advice, in regard to what be
ought to do, and his friend counfelled him to go to,
London, in order to lay his cafe before his principal
creditors. This advice was given on one day, and
on the following Langdale remitted to Mars. Rich.
ardfon tool. on account of what he owed them. On
the dayafter he left his dwelling, and went to Holy-
yood Hook, at Edinburgh, whete he availed hitafelf
pf that fantluary from avrell for debt. It was Rated
that he had not been prelfed for this remittanett in
any way whatever, and that the money did not reach
London, until he had abkonded from his place of
abode. The Court granted the rule for a new trial.
obferving that the remittance did not amount to any
thing like infolvency.

TIVIIDII •NR LARKIN.
Mr. Serjcant COCKILL moved the Court fora rule
to thew cattle why a new trial fltould not he allowed
in this cafe. It was an aSion againfl the defendants
for cr mpenfation for an injut y fuflained by the plain-
tiff, through the turning off a flream of wafer,
which flowed through the defendant's premifes into
the tan-p ts of the plaintiff. This fupply of water;
which had been proved to have run for fitly yenis,
fuddenly flopped, at lealt it did not run In fluently as
before. but rather dribbled, as flared by one of the
whinges. The Learned Serjeant °braved, that when
the deficiency was Iktobferved, the plaintiff applied •
to the defendants tor redrefs. They however gave
Monet and abfolnteltrreforedlo filar the plaintiff to
infpoD their premifes. He therefore contended, hens
the obflinacy of the defendants, that there was titans
glrognd for fofpetling that the flaw of water had been
cowered for the patpore of annoying the plaintiff
wantonly-
- Mr. JelitalrLimitrica Aced the Learned Serjeant
what had become of the water ? The Serjeant re-
plied, no man could tell. The Judge again enquir-
ad, whether the water had roaperated, becaufe he did
not imagine it could become luddenly et-
plotß
li Coe xi Lt. informed the Court, that his client be-
ieved the defendants had enlarged their mill, ana
turned the water into sheilream by a contrary way.
• Lord E110.1111011;OUGN apprehended the quellinsi'
between the parties to be, to what cattle was the dr.
minution of the quantity of water attributable? it
was, upon the whole, a cafe of confiderable fufpi-
cion. but there was no evidence, whether the dinti•
notion weLpiejeg to ing,ed of the defendams, or not.
The plairitif had proved nothing 44011 the dcfn•
dams, and the clefendpits had proved that nuthing
had bein-dMie en turn ilWay the water (roof its resit.
ler tout& —Rule refuted.

w•••
The,new Mclo Drama in preparation' at unity-
lane. is by TeroanalF HOOK. It Is called sedeli,rr
7heSirged cats; it will be tail with iN the time'
of the Theatre.

. A new Farce has been accepted at Drury lane,
under the whindical title of " Mr. H."

His MAJLIFTY'S pleafore has not yet been rignised
in due form, urynn the lenience delavered in by the
General Coot t Mat dal lately held at Dublin Barracks
upnn the Officers slid Privates of the Militia. for the
outrage at Tullamnre, bet it is generally thought
that no feriuus cunfequence Mill enfue.

The frill, wing fingul tr. fail has lately taken place:
—J. Albinfon, rfllenton, near Manchefler. who had
be:n pettedly blind tw.:ty years, hav lately recover.
ed his fight quite WIC xpeae.ily, and without the ap-
plication of any remedy whatever for the porpofe.
Yellerday as fume dr. ymen were delivering beer
at the George public hook, in Gracechurch-flreet,
the tackle gave way, by which one of them was 10
levetely hurt as to he taken to St. Bartholomew's
Holpital without hopes of recovery.
On Monday after won, as the City Preeeflinn was
returning by water, a (mall wherry, With fume ladies
in it, came rather too c'ofe to one of the Rate barges.
I The (met of the oars in the latter occafioned a great
fplafh of water, which In alarmed the ladies, that they
Inidcitly flatted up, and by clinging to the fide of the
boat castled it to over fet. Some of them caught hold
of the gunwale of an adjoining boat, which was alfo
upfet ; to: m ,fl providentially there was fuels a crowd
of boars upon the river at the time, that they were able
to afford immediate affirlance to the fufferers, and
not a life was LA.
Punic Ovvice, Wry syssat.—This Office was
tall night crowded with a variety of Wefiminfier
Eleition fquebbles. Eight of Mr. Sheridan's mar•
row-booe•and•el men were charged by tome
conflables with behaving in a riotous manner, and
impeding the bufinefs of the Eleilion t hut the Ma
:filtrates did not think the ground of complaint f.ffi•
ciently efiablifhed to bold them to bail, and they
were ditcharged.
Three men were charged with affaolting others ;
but it only being confidered an eledtion affray, they
were not held to bail.

A man was committed for !vial for picking a gcn•
Ilemart'a pocket in Covent garden.
A man of the name of Doyle, who has much dif
tinguded himfelf as one of the orators among the
mob, in favour of Mr. Paull, was charged by tome
confiables with making a nnifc, and behaving in a Tin-
tnps, m inner, fo as to impede the t uftnels of the Elec.
ti n. He was admitted to hail, on his own reeAgns.
zance, sod prounfed. Out to attend the election any
mole.

Mr. Gibbons, the fopporter of Mr. Paull, charged
Miller, the officer, with a fraulting him as he was going
upon the hulling'. The complaint wet difrUitred.
Mrs. Bannerman's footman, who was in cuttodr
on a charge of rt,bbing her of jewels to the amount
f cool. was fent on board the tender.

A Gentleman from the Well Indies, who reticle'
in the neighbourhood of Fitzroy-fquere, was charg-
ed with flogging a Black GUI with a rope, in a man
Ler mall inhuman. lie sae ordered to bad bail.