Star.
London, England, 1802-08-06 00:00:00

ARRIVED

Off Dover—. Europa, Will from Jamaica.
In the Creek—Haabes. Patterfoo, fr.= Palermo; and New.
ham, Sproul, from GallipolL
At Briftril—Vertu, Blythe, from Lilbon ; and Corocria, BUS,
from Philadelphia.
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At Hull—ilrothers, Atkinfon, from Lifbon; and John,
Letlic, from Gallipoli.
At lirlfalt—Villiam, M'Crea, from London.
At Newenftk—Honduras Vacket, Liddle, from Oporto.
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At Hamburgh—Mary Ann, Fenwick, from Newialtle.
At NewfoundLind—Succors, Orem, from Poole.
At Malaga—William, Symonds, front Newfoundland.
At Barbadoes.—Lady Harewsod, Bremen from London.
At Philadelphla—Marina, M'Brlde, fromPßriftoL
The Lively. Wall, from Liverpool to London, Is reported
to be loft off Carmarthen, and all the crew drowned.

The Care Lca, from Danarara to Great Britain, Is totallr
loft nratNcwfoundland.

The Fame, Trott, from Liverpool to Maffachufats, is re.
ported to be loft on the Coaft of Wales.
The fine new flap of two tons burthen, building by John,
Pakal Larkins, Efq. at Pitcher's Dock, is to be namtni the
Earl Camden, the command of which is to be ;inn to Captain
Nathaniel Dame.

The Company's Ship the Devaynes, Capt. William Addcilty ,
is espeded to be difpatched this week : this Cup is the left of
this talon, and is configned to Bengal.
We have the pleafure to Rate, that letters have been vereiv.
ed from the Honourable F.sft India Company's nap the Wd.
thamltow, Captain William Agnew, dated the 16th of May
tsR, in latitude 35. 0. South, and longitude 17. 24. E. ull wrll,
and proceeding at her voyage to the Prefidencles of Madras
and Bengal.

The following extra (hips are expedted to arrive this year,
viz. from China, the Elizabeth; fmm Bengal, the Manthfp, the
Comet, the Sarah Chriftiana aad Primers Mary; from Ma.
dras, the Caledonian, General Stuart, Monarch, and Ann ;
from Bombay, the Soren:l'l4'nd the Northampton.
The Manks Fiffiery is abundant, beyond what
has been known in the memory of the oldeft per.
fon living.—Lag week, it was not uncommon for
one boat to take from a hundred to a hundred and
fifty maze of herrings at one Eihing. There have
been no herrings in Ramfay Bay for eighteen
years pail, till the prefent feafon. An afionithing
large lhoal has lately appeared, and man)) hun-
dreds of mazes were taken them on Wednetday
and Thurfday fennight.—The fhnal approaches
within 16 yards of the harbour of Ramfay. and
great numbers have been caught at a depth of only
tour feet ! Several of there herrings are very large
one of them, weighed at Rainfily, on Thinaty
fe'naight, turned the beam at ten ounces and a holt:
The market at Greenock has of late been molt

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1.,131 lATELLIGENCE.

COUK•C OFF KV:G.:BENCH, JULY 19.
71
.1 11. .

This was an aJtion upon the warrantv ofa horfe.
Mr. Ils, t.:•:!' !tared that I.is client, the Rev. Mr.
White, was ear.; te 01 iampaead. iking in want
of a hot fe • 'ic betrer to enable Lim to perform his
parralaial dlty, he f.,w an do! '!! tifemert in a newt.-
paper of oat to be fold lir a 'alt. Dickenfon, which
was the property of the d He liked the
appearance cf the hot ..nd Laving received a
svltranty nt hrs fonndne:S. he compieted the itr.
chafe. fie ewe 'ted uo rind t crtiet animal, that
would carry him rare 1!)ly ;ugh his pat A, for
he was no great hori..man ; but Mr. White had
fearcely mounted, when the bode became relive,
and before he reached Hampfkad, he gave proofs
of every vice.
Lord ELL rsnoßnurtst faid.he Pippofed the war-
ranty extended to the f •undr,efs of the horfe's body,
not to the fwettnefs of his t.mper.
Mr. ER cr INt olifervcd, that he Ihould prove that
at the time of the file he was not found. Mr.
Mnorcrof„ fo reklirated for his fkili in the difeafes
of horfes, was ready to Iss car that there was a
(peck upon one of his eyes, which impaired his
vition. This was oblerved within eight days of
the time of the laic, and could not have grown
in fn Mort a time.

Mr. Dicketif-n was then called, and proved the'
fate and the wat rant y. On hii crufs.examination
he bid, that he 11.1,1 !Old the boric to Mr. Jervis,
who, having no farther occa firm for him, had fent
him back to be re roll lie was perfectly cer-
tain that he was foinid when fold to Mr. White,
and evc.,l now he could not perceive that he had a
fpeck on his eye, or any other blemilh.
Mr. Monrcroft Rated, that there certainly was
a fpeck on the horfe's off eye,which, in his opinion,
was of lemg !landing. He thought that this leaned
the value of the horfe, as he could not fee fo well
with the one eye as the other.
Mr GARROW paid many compliments to Profef-
for Mooreroft, and confelfed that he liked a horfe
eaufe the worfe for having his opinion againfi him.
Yet though from this great feicnce he hackbeenable
to fpy an imperfdlion, it did not follow that the
horfe was unfound. If a whole regiment of cavalr y
were fubjelted to his infpeelion, he probably would
not allow a bode in each troop to be faaltlefs.—
" This eye is dull," he would fay' or has a tenden.
ey to dullnefs; this tendon is inferted into the bone
a little too high, and that a little too low." We
enjoyed the light and warmth of the fun, and were
grateful to the great Ruler of the univerfe; yet phi-
lorophers with their telefcopes difcovered (pots on
this glorious luminary, and perhaps tome of them
were of opinion that we (tmid be more comforta-
ble if it were uniformly bright. Many people had
lien this horfe without perceiving any fpeck on his
eye, and had it not been for the Learned Profeffor,
be might have carried a got ! charaCter with him
tohis grave. If the plaintiff were tofuceeed, and the
trial were to get abroad, as it probably would to.
Morrow morning by means rf the newfpapers, every
one who was tired of his boric, would get a fcienti-
fit man to point out fonuthing that mightbe amend-
ed, and immediately bring an action againft the
perfnn from whom lie had bought him.
Several vritneires were then called, but they all
allowed that a fmall fpcck was pet ceivable,though
they thought it was of no importance.
After an able reply from Mr. &slum r, and an
impartial fumming up from Lord ELLEN BOROUGH,
the Jury feund a verdift for the plaintiff,—Dama-
ges all. los. 6d.

STITT 9. BORRODAILL

This was an adion upon a Policy of Infurance
upon the (hip Hiram, at and from Whitby to New
York.—lt appeared by the evidence of the Mate,
that they failed from Liverpool, Sept. 14, 1798 ;
that they put• back to Whitby the 17th, from
whence they failed again on the 18th : on the sth
of Oilober they were captured, but were recap-
tured on the asth, and brought into Plymouth ;
that they had fuffered fo much at fea, that two-
thirds of their cargo, which was falt, had been
wanted away.

Mr. ERSKINE laid his only obje&ion was a point
of law, namely, that the goods were put on board
at Liverpool, and that the policy therefore could
not be fupporaed, which was from Whitby to New
York. To this point he. pioduced feveral cafes.
It was anfwered that this was an infurance upon
freight, and not upon goods, and therefore the
cafes upon the fobjea did not apply.
Lord E s BOROUGH was a the fame Opinion.
—Verdid fur Plaintiff.