Star.
London, England, 1805-07-17 00:00:00

DAVIES V. NELMS.

The Plaintiff in this cafe fought to recover from
the Defendant, who is the ()flier at the fign of die
Ram in Smithfield, the value of a horfe, the property
of the Plaintiff, Banding in the (table's under the De-
fendant's candy, fold under an execution by the
Sheriff of Middlefex, for a debt due by the former
proprietor of the horfe, after it had been in the De-
fendant's power to deliver up to the Plaintiff his prt
perry, but which he detained, till he himfelf Ibould
be paid a debt due to him, alto by that formed pro-
prietor.
The Plaintiff's cafe was {portly this—that on the
zgth of February, 1804., he pnrchafed the boric in
queßion from a perfon of the name of Robert Nelfon,
and paid for him the price of 4.81. The bode hay.
ing been taken in execution for a debt due to a per-
fon of the name of Ellis, by the former proprietor,
the Plaintiff entered his claim, requiring the horfe
to be delivered up to him. The matter a the Ram
where the honk was (landing, ordered it to be deli.
vered up to the Plaintiff, on payment of 51. for its
keep. This furn the Plaintiff paid, but the Defen-
dant, John Nelfon, Rill refufed to give up the boric
till lie fhould be paid 201. which he alledged the for.
met- proprietor of the bode, (Robert Nelfon) owes
him. In confequence of this detention the bode was
fold by the Sheriff under the execution.
Mr. Gsaaow, for the Plaintiff, therefore contend-
'ed that the Defendant having been anthorifed at
one time to deliver up to the Plaintiff his property,
and having relined the doing fo, on the ground that
he himfelf had a claim, his afterwards relinquilbin
the poffeflion to any perfon, even having an apparently
legal right, lubjeacd him in payment of the value of
the property.
Oa the part of the Defendant, a witnefs of the
name of Baldwin was adduced, to thew that the fate
of the !wife to the Plaintiff was a mere cover ; that
it had been contrived while the proprietor Robert
Nelfon was in pan% and at a time when he either
dreaded Ellis's execution, or after it had aftually
taken place ; and that the receipt for the price was
anti•dated. to give it a colourable appearance.
Lord ELLEN anstoucit informed the Jnry, that
there were two qoetlions for their conlideratioo—
fit ii, whether the boric in quellion was aSually and
boaajide the property of the Plaintiff previous to the
execution ?—Secondly, if the 'Defendant was liable
for having refuted to give up the horfe, there being a
legal detainer in his hauds ?—The mailer had indeed
in he himfelf defcribed it, in a Rate of uncertainty
how to ad, authorized the giving up of the horfe, but
he would have been to blame had it been aaually
given up : the Sheriff had never departed from his
right.—Verdia for the Defendant.
There was a fimilar aaion againll the Maher of
the honfe called the Ram, bin m conferprene of the
decilion in this cafe, it was deemed unnectifary to
try it.

LAME V. FREEMAN AND LLOYD.

This was a queflion, limply whether the Defen-
darts, in the circumstances to be Rated, were entitled
to falvage, or if they were bound to give up the pro
perty without any compenfation I
The Plaintiff is Captain of the (hip Bellona. In
a (form the flipped her cable a few miles diftance
from Sheernefc, and made into port, leaving a buoy
as a fignal wheie to find the anchor, and alto that
it was her intention to return and pick it up. Next
day the did fend a boat out to the place with this in-
tent ; but the anchor, cable, Ste. were gone. They
had been picked up by the Defendants, who, the
Plaintiff ihevred, that the articles in quellion belong-
ea to the Bellona, and that the had, gone into Sheer-
, nefi. The Plaintiff was proceeding to prove, that
in fuch cafes, where buoys were lett as a fignal that
the (nip intended to return, in which earn they could
without any inconvenienc;, regain polfi.flion of their
anchor, &c. and where it was, as in the prefent cafe,
known that the fhip had gone into an adjoining port,
falvage was not given or required.
It appeared to Lord ELLENBOROUGH, after the
evidence was heard, that there was nothing done
wantonly by the Defendant. If there had, he amid
have refilled the idea of falvage altogether ; he gl-
ad for the belt, he had no motive to do otherwife ;
for if he had intended to have kept the cable, it was
his intereti not to fpoil it, and fis it was if he had a
claim of falvage upon it, becaufe that would be ac-
cording to the value of the libel laved. fie should
with not to draw the tine too tightly either way in
fuch a cafe as this, becaufe that would be injurious;
in the one cafe it would dimioil the alacrity of thole
who faved property from a flirnulus of interefl, and
on the other it would invite perfons to intc. fete be-
fore their affitlance was really v.anted—for thefe tea-
lons his Lordthip recommended that a Juror he
withdrawn.

Jwror withdrawn accordingly, the died of which
will be that each party pAy his own coils.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
SIAINDIt.-CRIPPES D. KNIGHT.

This was an ailion brought by a farmer and hop-
grower at Males&ld in Suffex, for words malicioufl v
fpnken to injure his credit, by the Defendant, a fad-
ler in the fame village. The Defendant intinuated
that the Plaintiff was not a man to he trolled, and
that he had ahkonded from his creditors ; ufing the
following inuendos; He is gone up in the Moos
after his debts, and thank my Start he does Iva owe
me much. The Excife man is after him concerning the
hop duties ; for when a man is iafolvent. the King will
have his dues," Ike. Thefe words were Ilated to be of
the mole injurious tendency to the Plaintiff, but it did
not appear that his creditors had taken advantage of
them, or that any real injury had been fuilainzd, the
flanderous words were, however, proved ; and the
jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff, with Forty Shit
kW D.utagca

. . . .
The racers 'and'treatinest of 'ITT. difeafts nr
rthe body, the public confeffed whe-. they tew.,reed
the exertions of the Inventor of SPILSAURT% PA.
TENT ANTISCO'ABUTIC DROPS. It Was mt 1 :it, le In
pollen a mind which could (month the diHucuhi-t :R
introducing an advertifed medicine. Fond
millry, and its purfuiti be knew it to be defirable!.o
produce a mild. diaphoretic, which (Ladd' give Vi.
gnat to the fyihnix, by promoting its natural licre•
tions. This is the principle on which he acted,
ing in mind the neceflity of rendering the doic
and palatable to the flomack. For his Ince& fee his
Publication, price 31. 6d. with cafes of Scurvy, Gni;
Rheumatifm, Scrophula, Eruptions, Sec.—Mr. Sti
niter cannot be accountable for the effeEts of awe
mixture but thole marked " By the King's Ntent"
on the bottle, in the bill of direetionP, and wrapper;
the (lamp (the King's duty) of the genuine Medi in,
is afro primed in black ink inflead of red. Buteei
Ss. 6d. cos. and IL as. duty included.

BIRTHS.
On Monday afternoon, the Lady of Mr. C. Knight., woelasi,
of Lower Sbadwell, of a fon.

MARRIED.
On Sunday, at CaNegate Church, York, Mr. Eathotonvin,
roprietor of The York Herald. to Ws Dixon. of that city.

Sunday, at his honfe, In Palace yard, Gloomlbw, in his yrk
year, John Pitt, Efq. one of the Age/Amadei:a Mt the-city of
Glouceltcr.
Yeßerday fennight, at her feat at Prtftwood. Statordinre, iA
the 49th year of her age, the Him, Mrs. Entry, said of the tat
Hon. Edward Foley, of Stoke Edith, Herzfordadre.a.d M. P. tar
the county of Wandler.
At Straitraer, the 9th in& Mr. R. M. Mackennal.
On the nth Ink at Richmond, Robert Smith, Efq. farmed,
Mailer of a refpedable Academy In thatpani.

Richard Meyler. EA of Crawley Hack. near Sahenry, so
board the Auguilus Qatar Weft Indianian, on his paLige tram !a-
main to this country. He was (dud with a fever alma
diately as he went on board, and died on this lath ult.
Lately, at Sbafteibury, where he was calico ill on his road home,
Thomas Wallbeoff, tit of Glalbury, Radnorthire, a (apt in
the Royal Navy.
Latt.ly, of an apopledic fit, at the Parfonage Ware of St. He-
lier's. Jercey, Mr*. Mary Dupre, reel of the late Rev. Jena Pure,
Redur of St. Helier's, and mother tee time Dean of the Ifiand.

Lately, Jae, Win. Clapcott, Efq. Gentleman Co!Ilium& of
NVadliant College, Oxford.

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THE LANDS and ESTATE of POSSIL, in the
1- Barony Pariih of Glaffevt, and Shire of Lanark, coot/Ring
of sal Acrcroe thereby, al/Arable and all out of leak eaceptirg
about too Acres intercede/I by the Kirkintilloch and Inekbelly
Bridge roads, and by the Forth and Clyde Caaah.-with the Stone
tZirtrry sail other Minerals.
Chia Mime Is fo wen kn awn, that it la judged unnectrary to
dercritie the Impmved Rate of the Lani!s, the eethplete cowl/hes
of the Inciofures, the walue of the grow* Tinker. the 'eseellosee
of the Stnn grrry, ti e 'leaut? of the eaten Svc Fleabite Ground,.
the variety of bac fituattinis for' Villa or the great advantagLs Ice
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Town. The Landt hold of tlac Crow n, affyrding a Frixbiki Qua-
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A confiderable part of the price may remain In the hand: of the
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Plan of the kinato

ii.AT rob! House, No 151 CROSS-MUT,
HATTON GARDEN. •
DR. HODSON has received the following Letter.
and complies with the revreft of the Author.
"I beg you will be fo good alto viable* .he foUtrwing &clarinets
that the public may be better acquainted with the angular (Bleary
of your medicine .all ml the PAR issue Vectraaaa fivatui.
" About four years ago I contracted the Vetiereal Illfraifis. which
at its covimeneement being imprOperly treated. the dtforder,which
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the diftemper waa.of fo.mabgnatit a nature, that Ina only taffeta
the molt excruciating pales, but my whole body was covered w.th
uleerstbough 1 hod then the advice of else met eminent awn is
the profellion, they were not able to relieve me. I was put ander
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person able to emelt the dreadful peogrcfs of the difeafe, I was on
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I was prevailed en to toe oneof your toe. hd. bottles of Syrup
the eft, tit it produced was beyond whet I could expett, confident(
bow deeply the diforder was rooted in me. I was therefore indu-
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found myfelf perfectly recovered. No perfon could have mitten.
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Sr. James's-Brea, May 4, Oleo.
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tied:cited aayleit t the Rudy. d befit
gratiSed by the 111.3 ft oonfiderable predict is that Wan&
which I thought groper to Wait., len& that I have nut more sa•
employed nil, time than thole who, In the attritive &Id of ttt
profeTton, are occafionally dllmerfai in uncertainty, sod eansat
always WW.ii that fumes which Is accuired coccastratlei the
Intelleetual power to urethra of &reran's.
The difelfes of DEBILITY are occuilarty diftrniling. for ter
bring with them s. train of concomitant fruptivas, aril, by a 6
preillin of all vital energy, eel:tenet teelf becomes einhinsted.-.
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quire the molt alfulwsus profetsoral Mit; tut by the irrn:rance
of unedocatod wen, the lymptannare aggravated, ars4 the COPit•
twice Is deltroya.l.
Oa a MEMBFR of the ROYAL COLLPOEL:SOROFfr.i
I ground my preteofions on regussrity of educadcu; andfw.'!
every priviie6e to prs.':iee. I feet myfelt to that couilie,:
with wt;ek I have hitherto been folitsereity honoured.
In the &tt fenfations of local WakOeS, early application. •
'iii
prevent the calamity of a debiNtatal frame ; but vehtee tic
tern, from a con'ci ,ugiies of the =marline's of the v'ce w i 47
inured his misfatune is fearful of the contempt or cmcnr•
family phyficbu and broods over his infirmity with ca,:miu coi,-
cealmnt, it taut ittiffnelmy for him to he enrol not coif 4
capability of treatment, but ago of the molt him/viable fecrecs.
And is recenoVenontal Docuplaints it is to proems phi'.
dangefor diftre's; in the molt complicated eafes It is th•ae.r,i!,l.
I me :t of exelnive ernerience In this line to etfed a biz, certail
I sand (needy resettahlbitunents
i Wier the advantage of this exoerienee to tbofe of cid efra n'it"
are assi.fted with ar.y kind of of any fyrortoto
V filqi'it INI.FECTiohI, and in al! cafes the tezni a oi rte. c•
neration are itatrst on the firft interview.
Pae.entain the country are exp.:Hied to Inetofea lisnL Dort, acs
are r-qutited to fpecify their age and rtunt;,,r of licit 3
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