Star.
London, England, 1801-01-10 00:00:00

LAW 11VTELLIGENCB.

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, EDINBUIV3-1.

Monday the 2gth ult. came on before-the Court
the trial of Richard' Brom'', accufed of theft. The
libel Dates fear different ads of theft, viz. picking
a chcft of drawers in the houfe of Nicol Watfon
changckeeper near the Green Tree, Lcith, on the
tad of July laD, and taking therefrom about 301.
fterling ; breaking open a cheft of draivets in the
houfe of John Fairgneve, changekeeper, Leith
Walk, on the 17th of Auguft laD, and Dealing a
ip
variety of wearing a arel, the property of Janet
Vairgrieve, his daughter ; forcing open a chcit of
drawers in the ho eof William on, gardener
at Stockbridge, on the 18th Auguft, and Dealing
therefrom about z6l. flerling ; and picking the
lock of a theft in the houfe of Geo. BinniC, change-
keeper at Coltbridge, on the aoth of Auguft, and
Dealing various articles of wearing apparel.—A
long proof was led, by Which it clearly appeared
that the pannel was guilty of the crimes libelled.
The jury were charged on the part of the Crown
by the LORD ADVOCATE, and by Mr. J, 1),G11/.11T
for the Pannel. The LORD JUSTiCE CLARE rutn.
med up the whole in his ufual candid manng, and
the Jury were orslered to return their vedift at
ten o'clock on Tuefday.
Tuefday The Court met, and the Jury, Who fat
on the trial of R. Broxup returned their 'verdid,
unanimoufly finding the pannel guilt, of the crimes
charged. Tfie Court prononnced fentence, or-
daining the pinnel to be hanged at the ordinary
place of execution on Wednefday the a ith of Fe.
brnary next.'
The Court proceeded to the trial of Lachlan Gear,
late prime in the Argylefhire regiment of North
Britifh militia, accufed, at the inllance of his Ma-
telty's AdvOcate, of having in the night of the 27th
of March la% broken in to the fhop of Andrew Car-
michael, fhoemaker in Newbigging near Muni'.
burgh, in the county of Edinburgh, by forcibly
entering through one of the windows, and Dealing
.from thence twenty pieces.of leather, which were
afterwards found concealed in a bed in the houfe I
where the pannel then lodged in Muffelburgh.
The Jury being (worn in, a number of wand!**
were examined, whofe teflimony eflabliffied the
guilt of the pannel.
On Wednefday the Court met, when the JarY
who fat on the trial of Lachlan Love returned -k
verdift, finding the libel proven ; but on account
of his former good chiuuder, and other alleviating
eirmaniftances, they unanimoufly recommended
him to mercy.
After the vetdid was recorded, the LORD JUS-
TICE CLIME informed the Jury, that the bufinefs
of the Court was merely to pronounce the fentence
of the law, and that it did not lie with them to in-
terfere with refpeft to the recommendation to
mercy in favour of the prifoner, but that no doubt'
they would find a way of carrying their recom-
mendation to the feat of mercy.
After this their Lordfltips delivered their opinion
on the import of the verdid, and the pannel was
fentenced to be hanged on the i id; day of Febru.
ary nen. •
The Court next proceeded to the trial of gam,
hew. labourer in Preflon, county of Edinburgh,
aware& at the inflaace of his blajefty's Advocate,
of dealing a houfe from a park near Preflon, in the
parith of Cranflotin, connty of Edinburgh, on the
night of the ad of July la ft, which he afterwards
fold to George Hamilton, carter, Griefs matket, I,
Edinburgh.—*the pannel pleaded Guilty.
The Loan ADVOCATE Dated, that on account of
the pannel's youth, and alto, it having appeared
this was his firil offence, he would therefore reftrift
the libel to an arbitrary punifhment.
The Jury having returned a verdift agreeable
to the confeffion of the pannel, the Court kntenced
him to transportation for (even years.
The Court next proceeded to the trial of Prier
iteefrrfrt, accufed at the inflance of his Majelly's
Advocate of having, on the night of the nth No. '
veml:wr, broken into a houfe and (hop in Dalkeith,
and of Dealing from the tin i as. in firer, and of
12-caking open a theft of drawers, intended to Deal
what was there ; but being deeded in the fad,
was immediately feized.—The pannel pleaded no
Guiit 1
They Court proceeded to the munination of wit-
mica. I

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Friday the jury returned their verdi&, unatd-
nioufly finding the prifoner guilty ; but on account
of his candid confeflion and other alleviating eir-
eurnilances, recommended him to mercy. The
LORD CHIEF&EITICE CLERK obferved that the.prow
vince of the • rt was to pronounce fentence on
the prifoner, which was, that he lhould be hanged
at the common place of execution, on Weduefday
the nth day of February nett.

COURT OF ERCHiQ_UER. DUBLIN, DEC.s4.

LAWLE3B V. CRADOCE.

This was an ietion brought by the plaintiff, who
was the proprietor of therands of I.oughanflown,
county of llnblin, whereon an encampment was,
againft the defendant, General CRADOC Kg to whom
the plaintiff demifed failgrounds, for the purpofe
aforefaid. It appeared in evidence, that in May,
1795, the plaintiff was applied to by defendant and
feveral other perfons, who then ailed for Govern-
ment, tO demife raid lands to Government, for the
purpofe of forming an encampment—that plaintiff
refuted letting his ground till he confulted with
his attorney—that his attorney sidvifed plaintiff
riot to demife raid ground to GoVernatent unlife
he could get Tome one perfon who would be fuffi-
cleat fecurity to him for the payment of the rent,
and performance of the covenants—that defendant
agreed to be perfonally retpandble-l-that a deed
was accordingly entered' into, by which plaintiff
denlifed Paid grektitel t 6 deletidant fbr one year,
and in which there were covenaths, that the ground
was to be given up in the fame condition that it
was, at the time of the letting them—that the
hedges and ditches upon it Model be preferred,
and not levelled—that all the manure which should
be made on !hid ?readies, was to be the property
of the plaintiff without paying for fame—that not-
withftanding this covenant, the whole of the hedges
and ditches were levelled and deftroyed, and all
the timber-trees andthrulis cut and carried off by
tale foldiers—npwards of 4o acres of the foil. cut
and calried. to other parts of fait landsior the pur-
pole of building foldiers huts—that the plaintiff
was not differed to take one load of dung without
paying for it, and that the greater part of it was
fold to other perfons, amounting in value to up-
wards of sool.—that upwards of 40 acres of the
foil were carried away, and that it would colt
plaintiff upwards of pool. to bting back the foil—
That in 1796, defendant applied" to plaintiff tO
mike another leafe for another year, that plaintiff
executed fame, exactly conforfnable to the former
—that he alto was applied to in 1797, to give a
leafe for a third year—that he refuted doing fo--
' that defendant threatened to obtain an Ad of Par-
liament to compell him, if he did not give it upon
the fame terms or the former year—that plaintiff
conceiving that his ground would be taken from
him, he, by advice of his Counfel and Attorney,
agreed to demife fame for the third year, and did
accordingly executethe leafe with fimilar covenants
as thofe contained in the former leafe—that in t 799
the defendant requefted of plaintiff to prefer a pe-
tition to Government, to pay for all the damages,
fo as to take the burthen of it from him—that the
Plaintiff in order to accommodate him, did memo-
rial the Lord Lieutenant, and that his Excellency
referred his memorial to the Barrack &tard4—that
the Barrack Board gave directions to have die da-
mages done to the ditches and to the ground
only afcertained—that the plaintiff defired the
perfon who was fo nominated by the Barrack
Board to under-value eve!), th;ng, .left there
ihould be any litigation hereafter—that de'eord.
iigly this valuation was made, and it amounted
to 85oL and which him when afcertained, was re-
futed to be given to the plaintiff. The plaintiff alto
Proved in 'addition, and which was not included in
faid valuation, the lots of feveral trees, the dung
fold to other perfons, the cutting away the foil, and
removing the pavements, t.-sether with feveral
other injuries. 1
The defence let up by the defendant was, that he
being a fervant of government, and the exigencies
oldie times having required this ground to be taken
for a camp—that-he was not antwerable in his in-
dividual
I capacity, for the breaches of the different
covenants in the foregoing deeds let forth, and it
was argued by the Attorney General and the other
Crown Lawyers, who were the defendant'scountel,
that the plaintiff was not entitled to any damages,
inafuruch as the ,rents referred by the loofas were
more than adequate to the damages the Plaintiff
might have fullaincd, and that a letter which the
plaintiff wrote to the defendant in 1796, (which'
was in anfwer to a letter that the defendant wrote
tokint, propofing to take raid ground for another
year), wherein lit EtiA. that in confecpience of the
great damages and injuries he fultained b letting
his ground the former year for fo fmall a fum,that
he would not let it to government again for lets
than wool. a year. The defendant's Counfel ats-
gned that the rife in the rent from 7001. a year to
ioool. was a compenfation, and further that the
plaintiff recognized government as his tenant, and
therefore waved every refponfibility upon the part
of the defendant.

Lord YE t.F NTON addreffed the Jury, and told
them that lie had not a doubt upon his mind that
the defendant was perfonally refponfible to the
plaintiff for the breaches of covenant, and told
them that they fhould not be fo nicein afcertaining
the damages in a cafe of this kind, as it was evident
that fuck damages as they Ihould this day award
the plaintiff, would not be paid ont of defendant's
own pocket, but would in fait be paid by the public
moneys and therefore thought that the Jury thould
find roundly for the plaintiff. 'fife learned Judge
gave a molt able,learned, and await utional charge
to die Jury, who retired from the box, and in half
an hour, to the fatisfaaion of a crowded Court,
brought in a verdiet for die plaintiff, 14001. da-
mages and 6d. cells.

DIED.

On the lth infant. en thdrbtor 's fide of Wlnehefter Gaol,
Jacob Popc, a labouring man,mba bad bcen lingering with pa
vertp and difeale for four mouths. urJortorate rata has
bit a wife and ix young children to &plan his lets. His
debt originally did not exceed fifty 0111Nriza His irdierablt
ezlitcme would have terminated fame wmire fooarr, but for
the benevolence of the paler, whole humane attention to all
till pi-diners dries him gnat Indiell,.4l4cri ley* I. ley
dcoVer la a pee

EXTRACT FROM Tim wiz CHRONICLE.
APERSON afflided with the Evil, who had
eigst wmuidain her neck, and was entirely blind forks=
months, during part of which time the was as out-patient of
the Bridal Infirmity, and bad the advice of fevcral eminent
Gentlemen of the Faculty, but without Ad, has received a!
Curt by the life of 9611.1111U1te6 PA reNT ANTISCOROUTIC
Daors. From the nature of her employment the is under the
necelEty of withholding her same ;but Mr.Cruttwell, (lowborn i
the cafe is known) will refer any enquirer to the perfon cured.
The above Drops may be had at thel)ifpenfary, No t S, Soho-
(quire, In bottles of
,Ss. and al. as. each; the 34. buulcs are 1
-marked Frs. Spilfburflls.Antifeottutic Drops—by the
King's Patent," and the larger the King's Arms, and fold by
tint following Venders In London :—F. Newbc;y, Dicey and
Ca Wye, Wray, Howard and Evans, Barclay and Son, Mrs.E.
Nevrhery, Bolton, Bayley and Co. Jeboult and Co. Turtle,
Wade, bwiney, Ward-, Pidding, and tbrat ;in the Borough
only by Clark, No. s6p, and Aaw, NO. )4.

PitEcauk:Tr LADII d,

WHOSE Situation requires a temporary Re-
tirement, may be acconenodated with a Genteel Apart-
ment to Lit-in, agreeably to their arcuniftances ; their int.nts
put out to Nurfe, and human :ly taken Care Of. The. confola to
r_fulth.g from this mad Ilakibt, to shiny of the molt refpeda-
Farniiiis in this Kikdom, by fanning their Reputation
and Maud& frets the haft cenkire of the World, and pre-
ferring peace and concord among Relations and Friends, is
fuifielentiy confpienuua tole emirs. minced by the humane and
Ceiiiiide pan of Mankind. Care, tendernefc humanity, honour
and f,er.ey, having been the baits of this concern for many
ycar,, may Ix relied on.

Apply to Mr. White, Surgeon and Man-midwife • or Mrs.
White. Mittivife, No. 2, London-boufe-yard, the Worth Side
ef St. Peoria Ctinreb-yard. Where may he had, the Reitora-
tive Salo Pills, at ti. as. per Box, an effeetual Remedy to re-
move Female Cotnplaints. Alio, Mr. White's Adair& to the
Community rept-Cling Concealed Pregnancy, price is. Letters
(Pelt paid) attended to.
CANCERS AND wmrrE SWELLINGS
Cured without Carting or Pain.
MISS PATY, No. 41, Brick-lane, Spitalfielda,
had for to years a fore hrealt, the whole of which was
extreibely Inflamed and uicerated,with frequent allanifkffs, and
the mutt intolerable paha. Several arsingen Siosesns had hem
confulted, but without benefit, fame of whom aggravated the
dilbrder by the application of Cacti:lo,lnd others recommended
Cutting. At bit, under an affurance from the &cyst of the
diforder being incurable, the mat put under Mr. ROOF'. care,
' where the loon experienced a ewe.
The Rev. RtenAta iiAauwA, Minifter of Brampton Cha-
pel, and W. MANNERS, Efq. Home Bugs Lodge, Mae:,
have authenticated the following cure :
Mr. Sharlanal, at the Brows Bear, Knightfbridge had a
White Swelling, Be years, in his left arm, which became an
Abfeds, diftharglna an amazing quantity of putrid matter,.
Want of reit (not bring able to lie down in bed, or Puffer
clothes to be taken off) and extreme pain, rendered life a bur.',
then. lie war admitted into St. Oeorge's Hofpital, where the
late Mr. Hurter declared immediate amputation abfolutely
needfary (being in a Rate of mortification) and the operation
was to have been perforated the next day; when Mrs. Gray
(who had received • remarkable cure of a Bleeding Canter, an
nine years Rending, which had totally deftroyed her left Inca:ft)
prevailed on him to place himfelf under Mr. ROOF'. care, by
wham he was perfediy recovered.
A child of Mr. Rogers, No. 4, Trott's-court, Virginia-Rrect,
Rateliff Highway, when tg month, old, had a White Swelling
In her knee attended with violent pain, and a very confide:a-
ble contratidon of the limb, of which the was cured in a Sort
time at Mr. ROOP's.

Attendance Mondays and Fritter, from ten o'd•xk till one,
at No. tB, George-ftreet, A.delpht, I .ondon. Letter, (pa ft paid)
duly =livered, and patienu vtfited at a ratalciatc expeaca.
kid Oi ct a may be had grads.

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rstraetof a tetter !tent rißlltiUn neratkeNl. vrq, t,
Majettre Juttites of the Peacepr the Cowley I,:
Doctor SoLosioutiverpsnol.
" MRS:. CrR ENSFITELD has tried v',.1,1
JXL Cordial Balm of Cheat, and though fie bu,
'Kilda Of many ofthe moft eminent of the faculty lu
to prdcribe for si bilious came:din that has attacked
ten yearb, the found tits molt wonderful benefit from ye,
&eine alone. ' _ • W/sf. CR-RENA-BEA
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publinof a ',
Nolletter fruits Mr. S. surd,
7'l4mtague-itrect'r. Ithrd, rwh,tlat a°bee'lk:t
Extraal t!tr :::1
• of Odlober, ace.
• A Lady a few days Ghee edlednpon Me, and decl*ared r at
your Cordial Bides of Gilead had fared the life of her fritnd;
another Lady alfured me that the way cured of a violent r.,..
'Vats complaint by a feW bottles, and that when file hr.rnta'4.
it, the could not write, or fcarceiy attend to any thing.". -
Centrum otivc Complaints are generally oettafiened by thr P.,...
nation of the blood In the huts, tEI it is converted lino pur,,,,t,,,
miter; this may be owing to nervous, bilidus, afifur-tie, t
dropfical complaints, excels of libidinous indialgenel.z, 1;... .„
a too ttudious, fedentary life i heat of climate, bard driri,:. L,
immoderate ufe of mereurials, tea, coffee, or other w:ter :i,
quids: it may be owing to a cold caught by damp beds or•el:a,,p
hoofs; chlorolis or green ficknefs ; excefs of grid or p:cafe:r
debility of the fibres of the vifcera, an Meer in the liver, r..• Act
of cuftomary exerelfes, &c. Sze. The CORDIAL BALM 4
GII.EAD is calculated to report a broken and decayed couiti.
cotton to its prattle health and vigour.
This day was publithed, price 3*, with the Author's Portrait,
A GUIDE TO HEALTH, or, Advice to both Sotes—en
Ferrule Difcales, Nervous, Hypochondriac and Conftuur:vc
Complaints: to which is added, an Eiray on the Veneers'
Dlfeafe, Gleeta, and Seminal Weaknefs, alio an Appendix ou
the fubjedt of a folitary and deftwidtive vitt ; and an arldrek
to parents, guardians, tutors, and thofe who have the care and
education of youth. Likewife advice to bathers, particularly the
affildtedwith nervous complaints;Thewhele illuftratedand in-
terfPerfed with a variety of authentic fads, never before pub-
tilited.—Sold by J. Mattbews,Strand, and all the Bookfellers.
The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is univerldly ac.
knowledged to be peculiarly efficacious Its all inward wattings,
tors of appetite, indlgeP.ion, depredlon of fpirits, trembhuz or
finking of hands or limbs, obilluate coughs, aortae's of breaths
and confumptive habits.
•• Pamphlets of its • efficacy, gratis.
Sold by Mr. Matthews, Na /11, Strand, London,
Bath, by Hazard Lam:alter, by Walndlee
&Mot, Sheppard Leeds, films
Brighton, Gregory Lincoln, Drury
Birmingham, Swinney Lynn, Head'?
Bedford, Smith Leleefter, Gregory
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Bury St. Ed. Dingle . Lewes, • Lee
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Detain, Davifon P Belem
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Dialism, Pennington Smart & Ca
Dartmouth, Jackfca Bray
Deal, Rafe Stsadard, Newcomb
Dover, Neales Shrewibury, Wood. -
Devizes; ' Broughton Southampton, Baker
Dorchetter, Crutwell Stafford, - Smith
Derby, -Dreary . Prelboa, , Sargit
Edinburgh, Smith Salifbnry, Collins
F.aeter, Truman & Son Scarborough, Bayley
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iptwiek, Mlddleditcb Warwick, Pizry
lik orWight, A:bln Wl:whaler, Robbins
Kendal, Branthwatte York, .
N. a The Cordial Balm of Mead is fait hi bottles, rice
half-a-Guinea each Th ere are silo boxes, prke 31. contairt,g
equal to twelve bottles at tom. 6d. by which the patient ii co
tl. 6s which can Lc had of the Do6bar, by remitting a Ii; a
Pound Link Nom.
• „, • Pcrfons in the country requiring the Dodoes opinion re •
lathe to inveterate cafes, are to enelofe his ufual fee of a guinea,
la a letter, with the Rate of the cafe. Such letter Mould (for
Wog) be thus &mated—l' Moner&tter ; Dr. Solomon, Solo
mon'teplace, Brownlow-fkreet, Liverpool; paid double ponagc.•

LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.
Te Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 4, Nevi Bridge-greet, Black
friars, London.
me, Plymouth, January 7.
IT is but initiee to your invaluable Medicine,
LEAKE's PATENT PILL'S, (of which my Father and (cif
have been the cflaiblifitei Venders for you at this Port, as
_yes")
to flue is you, for the information and you,
to the Public,
the fallowing very extraordinary Cure performed by them.
Mr. B—, a young man, about four yens fines, was affeet-
ed with the Venereal Complaint, and on the tint appear-
ance *fit had monde to an eminent Surgeon. who adminlitertel
the Aid routhre of Medicines for a confidcrable time without
idled; he then applied to another of the faculty, from whom be
took a variety of medicines to no purpok about this time a
foul ulcer appeared in his throat, and large fwellings on his lin%
which gave him fuch dreadful excruciating pain, particularly
when be was warm in bed, as to deprive him df mit ; he cosi-
needle this melancholy way for Come months, witch a Cottle-
man gel him into a neighbouring Infirmary, where he remained
upwards of thrtemanthe, and went through% regular merearli
courfc, atai was forfome time a little better; he was then dif.
charged, and returned to this place, where, in a very hors time,
he became as bad or worfe than ever he now tried fevoallav
ennead advertifed medicines, but in vain, end was at this pc.
rind reduced to a mercikeletOn, his legs were broken urandi
grounds and ulcers in fevcral places, and much fwdicn, he was
fo atered as nut to be known by his intimate frieede, and ea'
peeled that every fucceeding hour would 'mishits& In this
melancholy helplefs Rate I faw him, and matt ender • if be hid
not told me his name, he was fo enseheed, 1 &chid dot halt
known him. Having related to rue the gime mekseholy tabs
and knowing` the gran dr Katy of your MO sad tins if be
would take Tome (Wedeln upon my reconsasendedwe , he (aid
he would, but ha feared he was too far gam to cape& any IT.
lid in this viand ; I tent him four Boxes, which he wok, and
when I called on him again found him in better (pints and able
to fit up in his chair; lion after this he went to Isis friend in
Cornwall, taking a fupply of the Pine with hint, which be
continued for a conflderable time according to your printed
dlreftions, gradually mending in health and condkution
about twelve rr Innis fence be returned to this place, his less
perked, well, grown jelly and Stout, and as well as ever he
was inhiafife. be rnarricer I finoe his reruns, and about feast
weeks ago was bicifed with a tine, thumping, healthy boy.
He has particularly requellud me to Rate to you the atitne
extraordinary cure, that you may convey ft to tire public iu any
manner vrou %Mk proper ; far my own pan, when I fir* raw
bin I gave him over .or a loft man, avid new? was le agree At
furprirod m when he returned in tuft health and vigour, which,
under the birth ng of Cos, is to be attributed to Silo Pah
famous medicine, Lake's Paton Pills. I rentelts your libeliele
tumble (errant, B. R. HAYDON,
iloolifeller and Printer, at Plymouth. to hie
Royal Highnefa the Duke of air 61106.
Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor.
THOMAS TAYt.OR,
Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, Wicket, at his houft.
• No. 4, New Bridge-Rued.
They are alto fold, by his appointment, le the Perell"l"4
No. 35, St. Alisaliwltreet, Vail Mall; Mr. Robinfon's Ter.
fllolll. No. 103. Oxford-greet ; Mr. Steel, liookkikr. Pim it
Union-row, Little Tower-hlll ; Melba Widen and Co. Edit,-
burgh ; Mr. Caldwell', Dublin; mid by one perks fes4lllll
confiderablc townie England, &c. is boxes of only se 0.10111/2
bided up, with full and plain dirodione.

LONDON : Aimed ter the Proprietors. by JOHN PANIC.
•(of Cituabv-arest) at the S ra • Pain rtxrrerrist. No
• Mid paiiihed by LEVU. Wit, (of Cat-
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this month.

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him with the'
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have them cow
that elegance a
polltenefa and
N. B. The 1
will be conth
o'clock till TI

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