Star.
London, England, 1805-05-18 00:00:00

OFFICERS OF CLERRENWELL•

Mr. ERSKI's F. applied to the Court for a Rule for
a Mandamus, to rellore the Churchwarden and De-
puty of this /with. An eleEtion tank place, upon
which Mcffrs. Newcomb and Bullen had, the for-
mer 1115 votes, and the latter r 115. The officers
had left, red bleirrs. Colles and Miller, who had
t5B, and tt ;5 votes, which made a majority over
the other of 61 and 57.
The Cour was ahnut to grant the Rule ; when
The SOLICITOR GF N RA L, Paid, he had inttruaions
to move fora crofs Mandamus, on the part of the
other perfons.
The Curt, therefore, ordered that the Mandamus
ihould he withheld until the itTue between the parties
Mould be decided in an aftion at law.

CAPP V. TOPHAM.
This was an aftion fur 391. the duty upon a fate
by atietion. A verdict was entered for the Plaintiff,
fubjal to the opinion of the Court, whether an Auc
tioneer was nut bnund, in cafe an dime was not dif-
pofed of, to fee that his Principal, the vender, was
mu' made liable to the duty. The Court were of
cipioinnthat he was ; but particularly lb in the prefent
cafe, as the Plaintiff had told the Defendant that he
bad taken all requiftte care ; and that having after-
wards made hin.telf liable, the vender was not ac-
countable.—Judgmen: fur the Defendant.

OLIVANT U. MACTADZEN•
Mr. Wool) Rated that this was an anion for
minal Converfation between the Defendant and the
Plaintiff's wife, in which the Defendant had pleaded
(vile Statute of Limitations of the rift James I.
fet. 3.—aon Gllionl.!it ii!fra fcx anno,r—that he did not
undertake and promife, &c. within fir years of the
time (Wed in the declaralon, that he had commit-
ted the adultery ; to which plea there was a demur-
rer, and a joinder in demurrer. He fubmitted that
this plea was adapted only to an anion on thf cafe—
whereas this, properly fpeaking, was an anion of
/ref/raft, although he was aware there was a cafe in
the hooks. Cook qr. Sawyer, holding it to he an ac-
tion on the cafe; hilt that he fubmitted, was a wrong
decifern: He fubmitted further, that if it was pro
perly an anion on the cafe, the ;,..undation of it. was
laid at the time the Plaintiff .!in..-.ered the injury to
have been done, and therefore tilt plea ought to have
been, that the cattle of anion did nut accrue within
Ex yeam
The Court held upon decided authorities, that the
anion was an anion upon the cafe, and therefore
that the Statute of Limitations applied to it. That
the foundation trf the anion was laid by the an of
alienating the affenion of the wife from the hufband,
without reference to the time he difcovered be had
fullained that 1 .fs. That being an anion on.the cafe,
commencing at the lime the lots was fullained, and
not accruing to the plaintiff on his difcovery of that
lon, the plea of non .glinnplii itfra fix annoy mutt be a
good plea, unlefs it c mid be made out that there
was no limitation to the bringing this anion, which
•i neared to be ono of thole which moll required fuch
a limitation, and therefore the Wen 'ant would Le
entitled to the judgment of the Court ; but the Court,
s.:alcr there circumtlancec, cave leave to amend, &c-
J ,dgmLot was therefore given for the Dcteudant.

LONIION MARKET,:

SMITHFIELD, May t 7:
To fink the offal—..per Rena of stn.
Beef 4s 04 to 59 8d I Veal Se 44 to 6s 44
Mutton 4s 8d to 5s 4d Pork 48 4d to Ss 44

NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, May 17.
Per awe of Bth. by the carcafe.
Reef 3s 41 to 4s 8d INW 3s 84 to Ss 84
Mutton 3$ 44 to 0 4•,! Pork 4s 44 to 511 44

PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.

♦1 goi to 31 ss I Puckett

41 us to 61 to

PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.

St. James's market 3s ttd iown Tallow 67. od to sis
Clare Market 3s tid Ruliia ditto (can.) 66s od to 68s
Whitechapel Mark ct Ruffle ditto (foap) 63s od to 66.
(per Rune of 3s ztd Melted Stuff ssiod to 36s
Ditto rough 38. od to of
Its 9d Grave, lis od
Average Price 3s ttd Good Dregs los to os
Yellow Soap, 76.. to os.—Mottled,B6B.—Cutil,9ol.
Price of Candles per dozen, t ts. 6d.—Moulds, iis. 641.
NEW COAL MARKET, May 17.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices.
49 Neweaftle Coals 31, 38$. 6d. 491.6 d.
3 Stoic Coal • - • z 335. od. 006
14 Sunderland to aos. od. ats 6d.

" Abellino", which has proved fo highly attractive
upon every clafs of the public, at the Royal Circus,
will, we underhand, be performed for the fah time
this evening; thole therefore who have not beheld
this very interefling protedinn may have that grati-
fication to-night, ,sl,en it will appear in conjundion
with the truly funetb and mirth infpiiing fpedacle,
" The Knights of the Garter." The furprifing per •
formance at Mifs FRERON in the " Soldier tir'd of
Wai's Alarms," ( who at only eight years of age
gives that truly difficult Song with the moll covrea
and powerful end); the univerfally admired Horfe-
manihip of Maar k SI, and the Pantomime of " Har.
lequin Bacchus," after which it mull be withdraws
for a new Ballet Dance, which makes its &II ap-
pearance on Monday nest, taken from the popular
mufical entertainment of the Padlock, with entire
new Scenery, Mac inery, Dreffes, and Decorations,
called " Leander and Leonora:" the Ballet by M'.
MONTGOMERY ; the MAC by Mr. W. Watts ; and
the principal charaders by Mr. and the Mifs M-
enus, Mr. BAN es, Mrs. PARKINSON, and Mr. MONT
GOMERY.

The general antipathy we feel from childhood to
medicine, induces us to delay remedies when we really
want them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful
friends, the neceffary quantity. confinement, and
dread of natrfous medicines, add to onr repugnance.
When allliCted with Gout, Rheumatifm, Scorbutic
Eruptions, weak Digeftion, or Nervous Affeetions,
they are removed by SPILSBURY'S PATLNT ANTI•
scoasuric DROPS. the dofe of which is a few dr ()pc,
and no reftraint of diet or exercife. I'n avoid coun-
terfeits, afk for Span, ury's Patent Antikorbutic Drops,
with the Stamp (the King's duty) printed in black ink:
t 4d at the Difpenfary, NO.l S. Soho.fquare, in bottles
of gs.fd. sos. and tt. gs. duty included.

Perfons who unfortunately. are added with Deaf-
nets, (a malady of the moil melancholy nature) have
a fate and eafy remedy offered to them, which we
tutpe the commonsrejudice againtl advertifed medi-
cines will not len them to rejea—we mean Dr.
TAYLOR'S inaly cfleemed Remedy for Deafnefs,
which has performed fo many extraordinary cures.
although it is perfeelly mild and innocent, and may
he ufed at all feafons with cafe and fafety. I'hofe
whn are not willing to depend on this fia4ement arc
referred to Mrs. Matthews, No. 01, Strand, London;
Mr. Hughes, furgeon, Stafford, and member of the
Royal College of Stageons, London ; Mr. Warbur-
ton, merchant, Sheffield ; Mr. Minthull, printer,
Lancaller ; Mr. Wigan, Hall Hill, Stafflrdfhire ;
&c. &c. &c. Ooe Bottle (price Bs. 6d.) i, more than
fufficient to perform a cure. It may he procured
genuine of Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand.