Star.
London, England, 1806-11-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCRRY.
In the cafe of Lord Chedworth's will, an applies
tion had been made to the Lotto Cif INCILLOIL. I me I
time ago, praying a new iffne, and the cauk was lit'
down for a hearing the prefent Sittings.
Mr. Rimier's, for the plaintiff, (rhe heir at law)
On Saturday requefted the indulgence of the Court
to pollpone the hearing till Come day in the term.
The LOID Cuaacattoa granted sire application,
obferving, that he wifhed to give the Plaintiff every
opportunity of preparing his cafe for a final decifion.
The hearing coufequently !lands overfly

The Ticket No. t 7,739, drawn reflerday a Priz-
ot 'cool. was fold in t 6 Sixteenths. at &woke+ f.),1
eftabliated Lottery Office, 237, Piccadilly, where
Tickets and Shares, warranted andrawn, continue
on fale.

The hiaheß Capital yet flared in the prefent Lot-
tery is No. 7157, a Prize of co,cool. which was fold
in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixieentlo,
at the Offices of Saes rz and Cn. No. t t, Poultry.
and No. 12, Chasing Crols, where Ticket and
Shares, warranted andratwn, continue no file.—
There are fixteen Capitals in the Wheel betides the
proportion of inferior Prizes. Friday will be the
next day of drawing.
Anna' I AFLOAT I—The Grand Prizes are tao
doubt afloat, yet they hem to be wafted to frame un.
known Ihore. Several days pall diligent fearch has
been made without fuccefs. Nest Friday morning,
at ten o'clock, )3oys are engaged with the new in-
vented cork jacket to explore the track they have
taken, and pilot them fate into harbour. to the great
joy and et-union of the owners. They are well.
known by their grandeur and fakinating appearance
(ao,rool. to,oool. socol. tocol. soot.) and are held
in the highea eflimation by the public. Tickets and
Shares warranted uudrawn, mar be had at Hoist.
Ili and Co.'s old State Lottery Offices, 26, Cnrnhill,
52, Charing Croft, and St. Margaret's Hill, &fought
At an early hour yellerday morning, as the Beth
coach, on its way to town, was eroding Hounflow
Heath, it unfortunately came in contait with the ear-
, riav of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Susses, by
which accident both were overturned ; happily with.
not aoy of the parties fuftaining injory. The paffien-
gen immediately affifled his Royal Highnefs in the
recovery of his carriage, and he proceeded on his
jouTey.

Mr..Riesaansow, the Gen►leman who was lately
wounded in a duel, was fo far recovered, as to be
able to be removed yefterday to his filler's, Mrs.
WNI,r, Duke-ftreet, Weftminfier.
A young mercantile gentleman of the firfl refpec.
lability, met with a moll ferious accident on Satur-1
day 411, clole to Lady Howe's feat at Shealy Hill,
Hettfordlhire. The young gentleman was mounted
on a fine hunter, end in following the fox hounds he
attempted to leap a five barred gate, when the ani-
mal, owing to the wetnefs of the ground, came Cud.
d. my down, and threw him with great violence.—
The confequence of the fall was the breaking of the
fpine of his back. The gentleman was conveyed in
a litter to the houfe of Mr. Matthews, at Ridge Hill,
where the laft accounts left him with no profpeB of
recovery.
On Saturday evening 123, as Mr. Favell, flopfeller,
in the Borough, was returning home in a one horfe
chaife, it came in contrail with a port chaife, near
Walworth, when the chaife was overturned and
nearly broken to pieces, and Mr. Favell was thrown
one and received fo violent a eontufion on the head,
as to he conveyed to his hosife, where he remains with
very little hopes of recovery.
A few evenings fince, as George Longman, in
company with his nephew Thomas Longman, b ish
of Litcheat, butchers, were on their return from
Sheptnn Mallet market to Ditchear, very much
in-
toxicated with liquor, George was by fame means
thrown from his horfe, and languilled till the next
morning, when he died. This cafe had excited con.
fiderable alarm till the inqueß was taken, owing to
fame myllerious conduit of the nephew, who return;
ed with his uncle's hntfe to Picllleigh Inn, where they
had prcvioufly called and drark, withnut frying what
was become of his uncle. A double Jury was in eater
fequence warned, and. after a long invelligation, a
verdict of accidental death was returned.
TO MR. SPILSBURY.—MarIow, Aueuft is, 1806.
Sir—The writer, in June lan, called on you with
a young woman of the name of Brookes, who had a
bad leg, arid to whom you gave a pint of your Drops,
which has nearly effetied a cure.—The following cafe
has alfo occurred in this seiglibew hood : James Gy b•
fon was innculated at ten years of age ; half a year
afterwards he was feized with a pain in both legs, fup.
poled for Tome time to be rhenmatifm, or growing
pains, but it fettled finally in one leg, which (welled,
and rendered brim incapable at walking. He had in
four years, I s or s x ulcers, and 13 pieces of bone
were taken out. His health was unpaired, and he
was conftantly carried about. He was fupplied with
fifteen bottles of Semssuay's Patent Antifcnrbutic
Drops, which entirely cured hint. It is now three
years fince ; he is grown tall, healthy, and works
eminently as a bricklayer.—The hearer is alfopecom.
mended as a deferring object for your excellent In
tution. She lives Chitty-two miles frods London,
and it has been thought bat to fend her to town that
you may fee her.
The Genuine Patent Antircorbutic Drops are fold
in bottles of ss. 6d. los. and al. as. duty included,
at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Solio.fquare, London.—
'l'o prevent counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied
with a black ink Ramp; and the cork, at the mouth
of each bottle, fettled with red wax.

COAL MARKS r, November 3..
Napa at Market SAM& fold Price
15 Newtonle Coal St 411 6d to 521 6d
19 Sunderland 12 411 9d to 9(1 9d
1 Stone Cod - I Iloa Od to -.4 od
it Cinders - 0 —s od to oz. cd

BIRTHS. •
Wedoefday Woolen, Mn. Mantes, wife of Major Blaydes, of
the 34 Waft York Militia, of a fon.
Sunday fenniett. the Lady of the Hon 1 :tay. Mock% M. P.
fur York, of a fon, at Marlke•Hall, vorkihin.