Star.
London, England, 1802-08-03 00:00:00

CLYMBLK, WIDOW, IMPUGNANT.

This caufe was inlituted in the year t ny, and
received juct;ment the 29th of laft molvit ; the
manes at iffue was, Nell:di:r a will made by Ch.tr!e
Crymble, late cf Ballyclare, in the county of An-
trim, Etq. dcceafed, the htithand of the impug-
nant, in the year 1794, or a paper ptirpoi &big in
be figned by him in the year 1797, a few days be-
fore his death, was his Lill and trite w:11 anl tel.
Lament? The learned jtidge, Dr. Dino La AN, re•
capitulated all the particulars of the cafe, and by
his decree, confirmed the Will of 1794, with fail
and exemplary coils.
It appeared from the, Learned Dn'lor's reeapi-
tulation, that the Impugnant's fituation, through-
mu, had been marked by filch a peculiar luf-
ferance of wenig as to excite a contiderable de-
gree c f fenlibility in all who heard him, but by
the d‘..c:llon of F-roteaing Jullice, the long injured
widn.v and her two children have at length come
it: for their ril;hts.—The adv..nta.;es which Mrs.
Crymble will thus derive have been well deferved
by her virtues, and their enjoyment will be en-
hanced by her uncommon futTerings.
Since the above Rated decilicai, Mrs. Crymble
has obtained a decree from the Court of Chancery
for her two children, Clememitta and Anna Crym-
bte, for the fum of pool. with interelt for five
years from the death of their fathei-, together
with the colts incurred in the profecutinn of the
fuit, chargeable on the &lams of Chatles and
Thomas Benjamin Adair, Elqrs.

At Brentwood fair, laR week, there was but a
Cretan thew of cattle, and though there were but
few buyers, the Rock was foon taken up at high
vices ; good cart horfes were alfo fcarce and dear.
Mr. PARKS, of Highfield-houfe, cut a bunch of
grapes lait week, which weighed to lbs. 2 ox. Its
gremell breadth acrofs the lhoulders, when bang-
ing in its natural pofition, was r foot 8; inches ;
circumference, 3 feet t t inches, and its length
foot to inches. The vine had fez more bunches
upon it of large fizes, and is only four years old.

We learn that the herrings are caught in great
quantities in Lochbuy and the other Lochs in Mul!,
from whence they are font in boats frefh to Green-
ock, by the Crinan canal.
The herring Misery, on the walls of the Ifle of
Mann, continues to be very fuccefikul.—Four boats
arrived at Whitehaven in one tide, 1411 week, with
upwards of 170 maze of herrings.
The Caulkers employed by the fcveral Ship-
builders in the River, have difeontinued work, for
the purpofe of coercing an advance ofwages; their
employers have refilled the demand, and have
obtained from the different Royal Dock Yards the
loan of a fufficicnt number of hands to carry on
the moll urgent part of the bufinefs, and in parti-
cular, nineteen India !hips for the enfuing feafon.
Tucfday fe'nnight, a very ferious and melancho
ly accident happened at Foot's Cray : one of the
coaches which tans from Maidfione to London,
after changing horfes, being left without either
coachman or horfe keeper, the horfes took fright
and overfet the coach, whereby three gentlemen
withinfide were greatly injured ; one of them was
fo much hurt that he died the next day.
Monday fe'nnight as J.Tillbrook, fervant to Col.
Shute, was paging through Sudbury, on the Bury
coach, he accidentally fell, and fratured his fkull.
The Coroner's Jury.brought in a verdia of Acci.
dental Death.

Laft week the clothes of a boy, nearly four years
old, caught fire in the abfence of its mother, who
lives in Water-ftreet, Birmingham, and the child
was fo much burnt as to caufe its death on the
following day.
An inquilition was on Monday laft taken on the '
body of Thomas Salt, of Derby, who was acci-
dentally drowned in the Canalbafon, in the Holmes,
when bathing on Saturday night laft.
On Wednefday night, about nine o'clock, two
Gentlemen, returning to Town in a poll chalk,
were flopped on Blackheath by a tingle highway-
man, who demanded the Gentlemen's money,
which they delivered, to the amount of 301. in notes
and cell, with which he rode off full gallop.
On Wednefday laft the houfes of William Lee
and T. Syers, of Bitrnthill-lane, near the Tiger's
Head, Lee-green, Kent, were broke open during
the abfence of both families, who were toiling in
the fields, and (tripped of all their clothes and
bed furniture, by thieves yet unknown, but fup-
pofed to be done by n-,en in tailors habit, who were
teen lurking about the place.
Early on Thurfday morning the bottle of Mr.
Singkton, in Tabernacle-walk, Moor-fields, was
broke open, and robbed of linen and other pro-
perty, to the amount of 301. with which the thieves
made their efcape, leaving fome implements of
houfebreaking behind them.
On Friday morning laft an unfeeling wretch,
who went by the name of John, robbed hi;
fellow lodger, at Tipton Green, near Birmingham
(an indultrions working man, a widower with five
fniall children) of all his property, and went off
with it. -
Tiv:re are no elaffio of men of greater importance to fr.clety
than thole which devtoe their time and talents to the preferva-
tii n oi.the health of their fellow creatures. How eminently fuc-
refiful the late l'itanev., SP:I-51117EY was in this truly laudable
etaCoyniebt, is eoniplciAy evinced by the rapidity of bic which
his cefebrateit A.. .'lSCuitit:Tlc thorn have invariably Cilsl.•
mond, d. As a portlier of the blood, reltorer of the cunt:lieu-
tion, and bra-er of the Cyflem, their effects have been aftunifb.
init. as may hc leen by the furprifing cures of prawn who were
Nitb Scorbutic and Nervous Cliiiplaints, Gout, Rbi.u-
mat ilia, &c. and therefore the do eetion of tilde impflors, who
by means of feared bills and other pretended credentials, have
vended a feurious comporition of this truly excellent risiidicine,
mull bet fatisfadion to all perfons who have a conipettnt idea
of the abeollite uctelfity there is in being careful to pure.afe the
genuine Remedy, a, well as of preferving perfon.l propir. y
from ifirringi mutt. Tit: true Medicine is d ftitigitigael by the
King's Patcyr, on the bottle, bill, and wrappar; aid as a for-
thergu fed. i.y favour of his Majjty's Commillioners of the
Stapp-Odice, they Lye ailExed a Ramp on each bottle, printed
in black Ink. Prepared and fold at the Difpenfary, NO re,
Sulso-fqnare, and by the f (metal Venders of Patent Medicines
' • • 100. b.. rt. and it. cc duty incliatd