Star.
London, England, 1806-12-03 00:00:00

CHATHAM, DECEMBER 1.

' Toefday lan the Mimosas a was launched from
his M4)eity's Dock Yard at this place at half part
eleven o'clock. dhe look the water in moll excellent
tlyle, and afforded a gratifying fight to a nomber of
fpeetcors. On Wednefday 1411 the wind blew fo vio-
lently, that two (hips, one a fixty.four gun (hip, the
other a frigate, were driven from their morning.. and
ran a thine nearly ommfite so the Victualling Office.
They fortunately kept an upright pofition, and were
got off the next ti.te without any damage.
The fame morning as John M'Clnud and another
feaman belonging to his Male Ily'sikip la neater Ise,
weie doing duty on the -foroup-cuall, the weather
'sling very boiflcrms, they were both thrown from
their hold by a fitift!en jet k of the man, when M'Clond
hll from the foreman hei.d down on the fote
by which his (hull was fo dreadfully freaured, that
he died in a few minutes afterwards. The other
Haman Laved himfelf in the rigging.
The fame day, John Pratt, iceman, belonging to
his hlai:11 es brig MAIINLIt. attempting to erois the
deck of his M4jedy's Ihip Eruption's, not knowing
that the hatchways wee open, fell from the deck
Into the hold ; in confcquence of which, he was to
much bruited, that he died in a few Goma afterward s.

.LAW rNrsummur.

COMT OF KOWSI SENCH, NOVVADER
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The ATT 00000 Ganajaat. prayed the Judgment at the Court
upon the Defendant. 14e bad been convidited on an Indiania n.
charging him with having. on the tith of May, prevailed upon twe
privates In a regiment of militia, quartered at Liverpool. to defer
from their corp. and engage with btu to rave as mariners emblard
a lip fitting out for a long voyage.
Mr. SeARLETT flared, that there wen carious alidairlts on be•
half of the Defendant, but he Otould not trouble their Loreilltips
with hearing than read' as, from a communication which bad,
face the convialon, taken place between blni (Mr. S.) and this
Attorney General. that Gentleman had agreed to wave the mi•
nifliment due to fuch an offence, on the Defendant paying 401 the
penalty coutaissed in the Ad of the „ttit Geo. 111
The A C dated, that tbe Defendant was the
Captain of a lap. and he bad been induced to commit the efface
through a great dearth of Icemen at Liverpool. The pardibman
was imprirnment. not acceding ii IDOlthe,3ll4 the pillory.—
There were inieparMile, but In the eircoadtances 'of thla cafe, be
Omelet not tall far loch Infildtion, but remain raddled with the
Statutory penalty. The Court ordered aam pew to be entered in
one '.l the indlaments, and the Defendant immediately paid the
401. the penalty on the other, and war. archers, d.
TN& Coto V JAMet tiAINR.
The Defendant was Menthe up for Jedgualot, having been con-
eia,r4 of an Windt on a peer« 0/1114121011011. The Defendant
was a baker and the prof, cuter hedge« into hie gum, and de-
m:nded payment of a (mail debt from the Defendant. A quarrel
took place, and It terminated in the Defendant knocktos the pro-
reenter down, and kicking him while he lay on the ground. Me
Plaintiff revived fo much injury DT this cruel ufage, that he was
confined for (.me days, and bad been compelled to have remade
to faecal Matinee.
It was fated on «Astra* the'Defendant. that when the parties
went before a Magarate, the Defendant ffered ai.y kind of cow.
proration and apology for what he had done, but the offer had been
related.
The Court thought this was a fit cafe to go before the Malta,
as the Defendant had offered to pay sol.
Mr. OARILOW, on behalf of the proreator, faid be bad no in.
it factious to that effect. Ho abed for Jadgment.
'1 be Defendant was ordered to pay a fine of an marts.
RAIL v.IOWeROVT
The Court gave judgment ha this cafe, which involved a gantlet)
of barratry, boding that the deviation from the voyage, committed
by the Cairene in going into a Dutch port, called "rellma, on the
waft of Africa, and there traillekieg for flares, in emirates:ace
of which the lap had been captured and condemned, was illegal,
and that It of cootie amounted to an ad of barratry,—The kale
ayi was therefore ordered to be archaized.
LAW/WM v. ?$E SAIL OP RADNOR AND OTHERS.
This was an talon of «attars mead the defendant, one of the
plaices of the County of Wilts, which era. luitneted to try the
whether the Magifrates had Jut ado a ion In a cafe, wash
was▪ in riddance as follows —One sq., sy Nov. tape, obtained a
infamous from two Magilt-ates againft the plaintiff, to MOTO'S
(mall rum due to Met, and an order was made for the payment
thereof. reciting. That whereas one James Sop, of In the
county ni Wilts, labourer, bad complained to the fad toe Maga.-
traces, that Gorges Lowther, the plaintiff, refuted to pay him
41. 1,3 a (or work and lobe ter done by the raid James Sop, and one
Franklin, In the (twice of the raid Gorges i.owther. In digging
and nerving, or netting a well : the order then coucleded is the.
ordinary form, that Lowther not appearing sod Sop being heard,
Lowther was ordered to pay. Front this order the plaintiff Ap-
pealed, and the order was confirmed at the Quarter ti Sons, and
upon proceedings being had to enforce theorder, the meant artiest
was ionntrin. Ihe queftioo was, whether the two Inaglitretes,'
In the Ara iolGnre, anal the "_.arter «SOO% on the appeal, had
Juni to order the plain t tit to pay the el mss under the flat.
s OVA 2. C. 9 whereby it IS enacted. That all dilicrentes. &e.
between matters, tee. andiervame In hufbandry, hired for a yew;
or between Mallen and Artificers, Hnedkraiffmen, Maas, Col-
hers, Keelmen, Pitmen, ObLeasen, Potters. and ical Lahourers,
employed for any angle dine, or In myosin/ marts, Mall be de.
terosissed by one Janice:tia provided thecae& in cafe ot asp fer-
vent. sloth not exceed t...1.n0r slwido reMrd to any other petfoo
before. me taloned ?
Two quillians were made the argument. left, 'Anther tired
applied to any Intl imams I. Intflianalry I and neat, whetherrep
plied to any other patens being bbouters, than *bore mentioned
fgecifitally the aa, or that jaQn, raeri.? Mk Laniihneow
Rued, that It was plain free the recital in the order, which was
the only evidence of the eastrafL that the aria' at $l.-was for
work and labovedone by him and one Melillo. which Franklin
was employed on the retainer of lop, and not a Lowther, sod it
was not, therefore. he any fertrke ii bulbandry. but woe the
latter part at the flatus his Laallhip thought, that under the re.'
'wen! wards, `• Other Lahourers, employed for any «rale time.
or in any other manner." that the operation of diode weeds amid
net be reftealned to artidcm, as particularly mendoeed before,.
but nioft fatted to all other labourers. The Coen, thereMee.j
thinking that the aft was intended to give a fpeedy remedy bode
to matte re and fervent, in butbandry, and to wafters and art Marrs,
of the elaffes enumerated ; awhile to matters and labourers in ge
ucral, held that the cafe of Sup was within the jungletion of the
Magintates, and actotellitgly ordered the Pg.'« to the PLaisigiff.
NON. 21...T1111 tING e, DANCE.
The defendant was brought up to receive judgment for Idle-
ing • libel on Sir M Dopes.
'4r. Juilice Goose miffed fentutce, after laying that ailoat be
bad done was with paled knowledge ot the confemience, end iu
perked defiance of the law, with which he muff he well acquainted.
'I he defendant was thou fasteneed to be imprifoned for throe
Tears in Neonate ; and Lord YLLluaaluuou.added, " La him
he Itruck off the roll.'

LONDON SESSIONS.—GUILD HALL, DECEMBER T.
This day the London Sclfione commenced, berme the Lord
Mayor, Recorder, tihetiffs, Aldermen J. Smith, Hunter, Aialey,
and Eh ovehle.

A Mr. Jones was Indicted for afikulting a Mr. aolley, cm the
Royal &change. It appeared from the opening the eak by the
Connfel, that both Plaintiff and lkfendaet were brokers of peat
refpcdtsbility Mr. Paley fated that he had taken akmof Mr
loom, a My about fourteen years of age, as a clerk, to carry out
Lill. for payment, or acceptance ; and this youth having loft a
draft, and fume country natty sat of his book, the wiinefs bad ex-
p.. fled his difpleafure on account of the boy's lather not calling
upon him, and sephriiiing a little euoeero•ng the lob of the note ;
the fon having told lilt father thee, be went to the Royal Exchange
in a pallion, demanded of the withers what he had to fay COIICIUIP
ids charade'', or his ton's witnefs replied, that tbatMaa
not a proper place to r xplain tbc hernias. and dalined gluing WM
any laiinadUon. Ike Defendant then !truck biota 'hike t Mow
on the f.ce. He basins at that time two bills of IooLL in his
hand, thought It moil prudent mot to ma►e any refinance, but sit
his handkerchief to his face, and Immediately went to a coffee-
haute, where lie was followed by the Defendant, who, Mitred of
epologizing for bee condeet,aggrerat.-d the tdufte. He ;chum-
kdged-ln his crefs•esaminsHon, that the antes had been found is
the beet, and returned to him iu a letter that be did not Ms.
p ash t►e boy% homily, ►et thought It bet reaforabk the father
(hould make curry Inquiry concerning it. His esi.la,ce was con-
firmed by fmeral prefent, who faw the affault, and who law the
Plaintiff entre into the erffee hook, with his face (welled and
bloody. 'I he Defendant attempted to make a defence; hot the
Reehrder told him, that every thing be fald convinced him if the
unprovoked Wank, wl,h was much aggravated by being commit-
ted on the Royal Fishwife, where Gait/emelt eanie to tranfati
bullock. 'I lie Jury f id him malty, and th: Court fenteeced
bins to pay a fine of fa. or to be iniptiloscd till paid.