Star.
London, England, 1801-12-26 00:00:00

?LIN, DEC. 32.

lOUGH PAORP, it is fiid, is to take
!roue Board, as Chief Commil.
of the Right Hon. Jolla BF ;ow

RICHARD ANNEIBLIY, it ;salt°
Ration at the Board of Sir Hut.
, who likewife retires.

If Kilmainham Hofpital are, it
I on a (imaar ellabliihment with
England. The change is to
: zit of January. The poor old
e better food by it, and each
:lotbes every year, and a coin-
t every third year.
to have been executed on Sa-
iling forged bank not:s, is re.
orders.
ohs si Isa .—The following per.
week betbre the Hon. Juftices
AMBF.RLAINL, In NAM, at the

oras conviaed or robbing Wm.
York-flreet, on the ilk of No.
sill, of his watch and a confider.
at the hour of twelve o'clock
ceivesi fentence to be executed

Id 7ohn Mooney, father and fon,
robbing the mail on the sth
Icknagee, county of Kiidare;
'Grath, (who was tried for the
ugidt lalt, at Kildare allizes,
xccuted) and four or five others,
he Cork mail coach, at Knock.
it came up, fired upon it, la
lilted to fly, the offenders pod
f the mail. 'flick dcfperadoea
t to juffice by the aftivity and
the chief peace officers of this
tn and Wilton. The Mooneys
o be executed.

was convitted of receiving a
the above mail, well knowing
I robbery, and received lemma

and flow. Bara were convic,

trifled of receiving flolen strinds,
)e privately whippeJ, and inn
it. Several other perfons were
Ices.

Ugh to find that authors, !rho
in a Court of Criiinfin, Ihould
s entitled to ails any thing in

Proceedings in the Drury Law
night fuggeft hints for ago s
were permitted to )eft with filch
Harlequin and his Companion
el of Attornies, inflead of the
re, would afford room for many
rphofes.—Scene, a labyrinth.
foon to come forward in &V-
-her belt charaCters.
r, was taken ill at Bab, on Sa-
lt, in confequence (as hated in
of having imprudently drank a
weer, while over-heated by his
part of lase, which produced
nach, and confined him to his
I Monday. By the timely al-
he was, however, fuffic;•
perform Sbylori and Sir Ard..7.
aefday evening, in a Ovle at
to an overfloning and deight•
indifrfition ec‘afioned asevere
B.iltol, on Monday lall, where
boxes was taken, in expectation
irm
yfician, who is equally the dii•
I Efculapius, and very remark.
his vitas to his rich patients,
d their diforders oat of doors,
fume celebrity in the world of
sths after her recovery, and iv
ler (till he received his difmiomg
Weary of his expenfive de•
ing that to lelfen the fee would
r, fhe ventured to give him four
nclution of his nekt call. Hs
his hand ; then on the carpet,
Tic in evident embarrsiffment.—
ny thing r, enquired the Lads'
Thy, Madam, 1 thought I hal
" It is only a millake in the
red the fair patient, it is
the guinea." The Dalor
sifits.
!ling villains who plundered the
p-wrecked mariners calf atlirre
larnorLanlhirc, is cummittedito

LAW INTELLIGLNCI:.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC. ..11.

NATTIIIE AND OTII2aS L. fOTI'S.
This was an anion to recover the turns of .co'.
aid tsol. being the amount of two policies of in-
wee, under Written by the defendant at 2 il. per
war. on the cargo of La Pureplympie, a Spanith
fchooner from 14affau, in New Providence, to
caropeachy on the Spanifirmain, and back, failing
with the licence of the Governor of the Bahamas.
The policies were admitted. Tt was alto admit-
twi On both fides, that the velTel failed with the
Noce of the Governor of the Bahamas, but
without any licence from the Spanith Government,
sad that the goods were feized by Spanith veffels
of the Spann coaß.
Two votneffes were called on the part of the
ifs, to prove the ufual method of carrying
4i* trade between the Well Indies and the Spa-
s* main, the matt material of whom, Mr. RO.
wok% who bad been tome time engaged in the
.bak Rated that the molt ufual way in which
ihutrade was carried on, was in Spann veffels,
which, upon arriving off the Spanith coalt, either
iwatediately landed the goods in purfuance of a
molaeerted plan, or made a certain fignal, .in
wareqThence of which, either launches or canoes
;recent from the fhore to land the goods; that
die wade were generally landed in the night for
*scare of eluding the vigilance of the Cuf-
.e
Officers : that fume veffels had run im-
ii.dOely into one of the Spanilh ports, but fuch
(*DR was extremely hazardous, as both velTei
cargo, if dikovered, were liable to confitea-
saa .1 that the trade to carried on was nor aritho•
ond by the Spann Government, but in a great
mare connived at, and he knew of no in-
kefe where a licence had been granted by that
pswirnment to veffels carrying on this fpecies of
gr. Serjeant WILLIAMS contended, on behalf
of the defendant, that the trade in which the val.:l
ja qv:Rion was engaged, being illegal and contra.
11, the plaintiff could have no right to recover
ira the policies, and that at any rate, as it did
aet appear that the defendant had any notice of
the peculiar Manner in which the veffel was to
riFy.on her trade, and the rifle that was to be
wa, be could not be liable in this inftance, as he
es not to be prefumed to be acqUainted wish
fe way in which a trade was concluded, fo
Wendy from that fair and open fpecies of
ilaidserce upon which policies of infurance were
Kelly effeted.
The inftrudions to the agent who effeaed the
Pities were read in evidence on the part of the
defendant, to prove that the manner in which the
Mkt was to trade formed no part of them.
gr. Serjeant SHF. r n F an replied on behalf of the
*self, and contended that the trade in quetlion
idaperfealy legal, fo far as Great Britain was
Owned'
e it being carried on under the licence
gibe KilGovernor g's of the Bahamas. The
trisOietween the Well Indies and the Spanifh
Main in; he faid, generally known to be carried
M in the manner deferibed by the witnelles ; the
lOW of copdufling that trade was equally well
lawn with that of carrying on any other fpecies
dwasmerce, and therefore the defendant mutt be
Omd to be acquainted with it, and mull be
hilt for the amount of the policies.
Lord ALVANLEY having summed up the evi-
bra, the. Jury returned a verdid for she
tit damages 3501. being the amount of the po-
kits

DEC. 24.--BANFORD 'V. FoDsofi.
, The Plaintiff brought this action for damages
!shined by his goods on board a hey belonging
*the Defendant. _ _

It appeared in eN;dence, that thole goods were
pk Oe btinrd th:s hoy on the 16th at January Lill,
rod that they remained there until :Lc 26th of the
fid month, when the hay fprunk: a. leak. and the
damage alledged had been futiaincd,, It was
'loved that the order trom the Cuitorn-houfc, for
the delivery of the goods, was not proc area until
the 28th of January, arid that therefore the De-
fendant was not aii:iyarihle for the injury the
foods had fuffered, bec.lufc, had thc Plaintiff wed
dee diligence, they might have been delivered
Ilem the hay long before :he ....:cient befotc•tncn-
tioeed had occurred.—Fiain