Star.
London, England, 1805-10-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

PALACE COURT.
An anion was tried on Friday, in Which Parfons
was Plaintiff, and Collingwood Defendant. It was
to recover damages for affault and falfe intprifon-
ment. The Plaintiff is an Officer of the Court, and
having a writ to execute againft a perfon named
Crofts, went to the Royal Circus for that purpoie ;
while waiting for his prey, the Defendant came up,
Mined upon his quitt;ng the Theatre; and, although
he told him his 'punnet!, thrun him nut of the houfe.
This conflituted the affault and falfe imprifonment.
On the part of the Defendant feveral Witneffes were
called, who flated, that the Plaintiff was in conver-
fation with a well known public bad charaaer, that,
frum his appearance, and th .t particular circam-
Hance, he thought it his duty (being 3 Police Officer
at Union Hall, and employed to rout fufpicinus cha-
raaers from the Circus) to turn• him nut. The Jury
found a Verdia for the Plaintiff—Damages ts.

It mull be painfully diftreffing to thole who have
a proper fenfe of the feelings, and dignified pride of
the once Princefs Royal of England, to learn from
the late foreign mails, that, on the zd lA, the has
been compelled, under the imperious neceflity of the
times, to be the degraded hoftefs of 13()N4P/ATII, at
the l'alace of Louilburgh, and to receive him with
all the honours and magnificence that the Electoral
Court could difplay. It is added, that the Corfican
Tyrant fleet there—if it were to, our illiatrious Corm-
trywomau mull have fought that night in vain for
reriel
Wednefday fe'nnight a melancholy accident oc-
curred in the neighbourhood of Nenagh, in Ireland:
Mifs Archer, fccmd daughter of John Archer, M.D.
and Mifs Poe, daughter of William Poe, Efq. of
Donnybrook, taking an airing in an infide jaunting-
car, the horfe took fiight, and overturned the la-
dies, the former of whom was killed on the fpot, and
the latter had a leg broken.
Thurfday Mr. Nixon, a gentleman of fortune, was
charged before the Lord fklayor with alfaulting his
female fervant. The Complainant Rated that her
mailer gave het' a fevere blow on the mouth, and
kicked her out of the houfe. This was corroborated
by her fellow fervant ; but denied by Mr. N. who
complained of the badnefs of her temper. His Lord-
(hip obferved that he was compelled to attend to the
depofitions on oath, and ordered Mr. Nixon to find
bail, to anfwer the complaint at the Q2arter Stffions.
A few evenings lince as Mr. Gunton was palling
near the Bell inn, at Yarmouth, he was knocked
down by an unknown hand, but was fortunately dif-
covered and taken home. Mr. G. had that l'ely been
colleding a confiderable Cum of money, which how.
ever he had previoutly difpored of.
The quantity of rain that fell during the laft
month was equal to 1.73 inches iu depth ; the ave-
rage height of the thermometer was about 588,
which is fornetb;ng lefs than the average height of
the fame month lad year.
The cafe of Scrophula we have fuhmitted to the
public is extremely int.:l-citing, as it mull convey to
the molt prejudiced .It.in.is the importance of a me-
dicine which fuccieds fo admirably when the glands
are difeafed in the wort dages of the King's Evil.
This cue does not itaud tingly in -the lift of cures
performed by Srtassuar's Patent Antifc, rhutic
Drops, when given in this difeafe, which proves the
merit of this antifcorliutic, f •-well known as a speci-
fic in Scurvy, Gout, R.heumatiftr, Eruptive, Nervous,
and Bilious Complaints. To thufe Ladle. who with
for a pleafant Colifletic, to allay trifling irritations,
Sercssuav'S Compound Erence will antwer petted.
ly. Be careful to afk for tirixstruay's.nitent Anti.
fcorbutic Drops, with the words “ Br ri'v! Xing'.
Patent" exprcired on the bottle, bid of diii4iotis, and
1, °made wrapper; the Ramp atfo (the Y:.tioes rho))
is printed in black inftead of red ink. )1n: :.::i. Pries
ss. 6d. tos. and ii. as. duty included, . • .
Ditaisdary, No, es, 8010 -kaa.e.
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