Star.
London, England, 1815-04-24 00:00:00

Link' lINTALLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 22.
VENVILLE v. Cox.
This was an action to recover £B2 2s. 3d. the ba-
lance of 3 bill for millinery, furnished by the plain-
tiff, a milutter, in .Prince's street, Cavendtsh-squate,
to the wife of the defendant, a tailor, in Cork•street.
'1 he defence was, that the articles wac furnis!:;,l
witht•ut the husband's knowledge, and were 11,,t
suited to her condition in life. There was also credit
p,iven by the plaintiff for a payment of 4:L3, 'Ai
count. The defendant, when the goods svcre Kr-
nishek!, kept an elegant house in town, a coatge
ornee, on toe Edgeware-road, a hunter, &c.
The Jury found a verdict fur the plaintiff fra.
£l7. 16s. after deducting the set-off o: .C;3, and
JED, Ws. for go•ids probed the
Ist been delivoc,t,
not at the defend on's house, but at that of A Mrs.
Metcalf, his wife's sister.
EXCIJEQUER CHAIN3ETI.
Saturday the 12 Judges assembled in this Mm-
her, for the purpose of consideting the case of iN.
Sawyer, who was tried at the last o.d bailey Sessions,
for murdering ilarritt Gaskett, but in consequence
of the absence of Mr. tl unoiT, Counsel for the Crown,
the consideration of the subj:ct was postponed tiff
Saturday next.

Mr. &rime RiAlmiNG•roN, it is understnod. will
accept the *office of ...lodge of the losoWent Debtots!'
Court, in the room of Mr. Serjeant l' t 1.11 rtt, deceased.
HATTON GA it D.ENe—S iturday l‘lbs F. C. was
brought, up from the House of Cot rection .ind
mittel to bail, to I'vf,-p Ole pe.tte to a Gentleman,
yw:A! We she thtentent d, it he did not malty her, a,
we stated in s to- Paver (1 Saturday last.
now.s.rumr.—Early on Saturday morning tf:el
:louse of Mr. Owen, the tinman of Bow.street, next
door but two to the of was broke open and rob.
bed if some cash and several articles of propert)'. In
the conrie of the" day, Pearkes and Salmon appre-
hended four lamplighters, sitipected of being con-
cerned in committing the burglary 'and robbery.
They underwent an examination before Mr. Biome,
when three of them were 'discharged, and Joka Lod
I WON 4 who was in the estaploy of Mr. 0 wen, was Win..

mitted for trial.
C. Isf„.chly was remanded. for stealing a Bible, a
Dictionary, and .other articles.
Thursdny List, :iamtiel Watson, of the parish of.
Fatuharn, w..s committed to the How of Correction
at Woodbridge, by the Magistrates acting at Fram-
fingham, for the space of one month, Err cruelly beat:
ini; and ill-treatiag a mate, the property of Mr.
Helfer, of Farnham, his master.
Wednes,lay, two bellocki„ in a fatting yard at'
Steyniog, engaged in a twice, contest with each
other, when the nofor a. diem enttaing the
mouth of his adversary, penetrated tlitoegh the roof,
and appeared este:n4ly to the extent ei several
inches. In this horrid state of entanglermaa, for the
horn was curved, and most strongly lived, the poor!
creature bellowed dreadfully, and, by the fiercest cf;
torts, endeavoured to extricate hinisa, but in vain !
until, at length, by at repetition c' severe s:ri,;gles on
the putt of both bullocks, the horn Was .forcibly re-"
leased from its hold by tearing away the nostrils-1
The unhappy Inera, being ren2e:ed by the wound in-
capable rf feeding himself, has since been killed.
It must be gratifying to the country to bear, that
Dr. Cooteat, M D. with a Society of emirant Sur-
geons, of thirty years experience in Strictures, ll;t-
-bility, &c. have established a 'Medical Board, (to.
whom all cases are.ref erred) at.CharlinteAtouse, Great
Charlotte-street, opposite kow LAND HILL'S Chapel,
Blackfriat's-teeid, ton.lon ; where the public are re-
bored Irian the most dangerous diseases withouticon-
inement. T!l., institution chinas the attention of-
those who may have attempted theture of themselves,
or who have been so blind and Lannon:de as to,
consult men ignorant of so important a branch of
the profesiion, whose improper treatment has mer..
curialized thousands, and brought many to an un-'
limely and.; eruptions on the head, face, and .body,sote
eyes, th roat, mow th, and nose, witiio, noise. n the ears,.
deafness, ditmiera of sight, often ending in blindness ;
stricturi s,pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis
taken forrhenmatism ;extreme weakness in the knees,'
swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a
few oldie dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear
years after, and too of e'en embitter the matrimonial
state. Messrs. Coerea and Co. ate.consulwd daily by
all ranks of people, from eight till ten, or by letter, in
closing .a fee (lorno others arc answered), stating'
their CAW, when medicine and the best advice is sent,
to all parts of the kingdom. also cure the
piles and tirtula, without burning or cutting, and
give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun-
day morflinss, till twelve Veloclt.