Star.
London, England, 1807-10-03 00:00:00

LAW I'7'lll.' IGENCE.

PALACE COlct...l..i.rtY. OCTOBER 2.
WRIGHT V. BANNISTER.
This aelicn. although for the trifling Cum of 31.
les 7d. was of fome importance to builders.
The cafe was nearly as follows :
Mr. Abraham Wallis let Come ground in York-
greet, London likOad, St. George's Fields, to the
plaintiff and defetraant, in feparate and adjoining
lots. Mr. Wright. as the buildings were going up,
put up a wall, which in the upper part met Mr.
Bannifler's for a few yards—when he had done Co,
he called on Mr. Bannifter for his half proportion of
the expence, which he refufed, coafidering he had
not been benefited to that extent.
On that refufal this altion was brought.
After Mr. HAwKINs, a furveyor was heard for. the
plaintiff, it was admitted that the wall, fuch as it
was, was built.
Mr. Acme, on opening the defence, obferved, that
there was Inch a thing as confillency expeiled in
evidence, either parole, or written. No fuch thing
wpreared here. The glints was brought under a
fpecific name, and no regular proof had been given
of the compliance with the provifions of it on the
one haw!, and the noncompliance on the other. He
then called
Mr. J. Maymott, the diftri& furveyor, who, in
precife terms dated, that the wall in quellion was de-
ficient in every requilite—quantity of materials,
breadth and heighth ; the latter particularly, for it
was not more than fix inches above the roof, whereas
the law requires it Mould be 18 inches above the
roof. Thic, as furveyor, he confidered as fatal to
the nl,inriff's claim.
The Learned Judge was of Mr. Maymott's opinion,
and ciliated the Jury to find for the Defendant.

POLICE.
Mettstom Horsz.—Yefterday the Rev. Mr. Crow
der, Reftor of St. Ann's, Blackfriar's, having tom-
sunned before the Lord Mayor, at the Manfion Honk,
Mr. Hamilton, proprietor of a piece of wafte ground
within his charge,, for Tome bygone tythe claimed
by the Rotor, Mr. Hamilton appeared to anfwer to
the charge.
The Reverend Reaor Bated, that he had for many
years allowed the father of the prefent proprietor to
occupy the piece of ground in quellion, without de
:Landing from him any tythe, but, at the fame time,
without relinquithing, and without any idea of relin-
quithing, his right to demand the tythe, whenever he
thould pleafe to do fo. Being difpleafed with the ccn
dug of the prefent proprietor, who had not, to his con-
ception, behaved to him with that degree of retina to
which he was entitled, the Revel end Gentleman now
fummoned Mr. Hamilton for the tythes of the piece
of ground in quettion, doting the time he himfelf
had poffeftzd it, being fix years. The amount of
tythe claimed for this twind was 81. rem
Mr. Hamilton declared his puled readinefs to pay
whatever was his fair propm ti ,n of tythe He wifhed
no favour from the Reverend Gentleman, who had
not altogether conduced himfelf with that degree
of Chriftian moderation and charity which might
have been expeaed from a perfon of his profefhion.—
To his own idea, the piece of ground alluded to,
which was ufed by him limply for the cuftody of
wheel barrows, and other implements of trade, and
articles of lumber, was not of greater annual value
f al the tythe charged for it, and which was equal to
that annexed to the immediate adjoining propet ty, on
which a houfe was ereasd which tented at about 401.
The Lotto Mayors told Mr. Hamilton he might
pay the tythe demanded, and that afterwards he
would be at liberty to appeal againft the rate.
Mr. Hamilton offered to do fo on having a receipt
from the Ream-, as in full of a►l demands.
Mr. Crowder refufed to give any receipt of the
kind. He would give a receipt for the number of
years paid him, but no farther. This was an attempt,
he raid, to take him in.
Mr. Hamilton having made a tender rf the film
demanded, under the qualification annexed to its ac-
ceptance, which was rejected by the ReCtor,
The LORD Mayo& refuted to interfere farther in
the bonnet's.
Smuoc tinc.—A woman named Cla:lce, who had
been brought before his Lordfhip yellerddy, by
lips, a po'ice officer, charged with having in her pof-
feffion, and concealed about her, aolb. weight of raw
coffee, for which fhe refuted to account, was brought
up again this day. It appeared that the defendant
was a known clandeftine dealer iu frnuggled goods,
and that iba had the coffee in qtieltion concealed in
a long nat row pork, like a Bologna podding, wrap.
ped about bar body, and that the tefufed to account
how fhe came by it.
Phillips produced the certificate of the defendant's
convietion at Guildhall, halt week, for a fimilar of:
fence againft the law, for which fhe was fined aos. ;
and this being the fecond conviaion of the like kind,
now in proof againft her, die was titled 4!. purfaant
to the butte.

The flour and RtiFttatATl.M, at this, Seafon of the year, are
confining many Metal members of foelety to their houles, and (e-
-vent to their beds, whore indultry is much wanted in thLir fa-
tailfrs and to the State. We are happy to fay, there is relict for.
them, even after many years (offerings under their nuladioss by
the de of l)r. GA Rata ER'S Alterative Pills, and Opening TMeiture,
4•.61. IC& 6.1 or 2 ts. at 74. Long Aare; or 3, High•ftreet,
shore ditch. This Medicine is welt known in City and Country,
as the molt innocent and efficacious. Pregnant Ladies and Suck-
ing Infants have taken it as a purifier. P. S. Prom tbe numbers
at Poor daily relieved. it has gone abroad that Dr. Gardner i
fupported by Stitsfet:ption ; a very erroneous affertion--not a moan
in the whole world can fay he ever fuhfcribed a fingle guinea on
tjiat account.
Curico's PAT tlaT WORM to? c'. ti —To.Pafcnts,Guartliani
and Others, who have the care of Children, this valuable Medicine
cannot be too itrolley recommended. Worms are a difeafe few
children efeape. They deltroy the appetite, weaken the or;ans of
digellion, produce pains in the ftomach and bowels, deprive the
body of its notuilliment,occalion emaciation and palenefs,ftop the
progrefs of growth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming con•
'unions, which too often terminate In death. Nor are their effeffis
lefs fevere on grown perfons r by ulcerating the ftomach and
bowels, they are often the cattle of lingering complaints, which
prove fatal at !aft, and fubjedift.• patient to the moil excruciating
fits of agony and diftrefs. In Childhood, every difeafe with which
a child is afilided is alio highly exafperated by them. The cer-
tainty and fafety both of their prevention and cure, by the above
medicine, is fo fully eftablifhed to thefatistattion of the Public,by
the tellimooy of the first and molt leading charaeters of the No-
bility, and of otlaers of high refpatability, who have witaeffed its
remarkable effedts in their own families, that it is only need:Cary to
obferve, this is tho period of the feafan when fuch a medicine
ought to he given to children and others, to prevent any attack of
this conirlait.t.--Sohi wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's,
No. 4. Chrapfide, Corner of PattrikOftCr-reW; and retail, by moft.
%ennui venders, in boacs,atas. 9d. and 56.6 d.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER 2.
OZN ERA It. CUAIIINST AS UNISEX t
/Meat, os 55s 651 per qr. Grey Peafe 6os 6311
Fine Ditto, 66s 7os Beans. 52158. od .
Rye, 405 aas (new) Tick Ditto, 423 48s Od
Barley, 405 451 od Oats, 23s 261325
Malt,66s 73s od Polaud ditto 331 343 64
White Peas, (boilers) 1403155 s Potatoe ditto..-5 355 6d
Rape Seed 131 to 271001.
Fine Flour 555 585—Seconds Sc. to 555.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags 51 Ss to 61 soy I Pockets 61 os to 71 10$
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Odleber 2.
Thii day's market was fully fupplied with prime heath, and
the thew of cattle In other refpedts was tolerably good Beef,
Veal, and Lamb, are dearer than our Lit report; Mutton and
Pork are cheaper, and the trade for the molt part was but indif-
ferent. The fates in the Hay market were rather dull. Hay, Straw
and Clover, have dropped in price flame Monday's market.
To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b.
Beef 3s 441 to 45 4d Veal oodtos, Oa
Mutton 4s od to 45 8d I Pork 08dtois 8d
Lamb 4s od to Sti od.
HEAD OF CATTLC (HIS DAT.
Beats, about t26o—Sheep and Lambs, 4,763.
Calves 99—Pigs 400.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, October 2.
Per (tone of 81k. by the comic.
Beef 2s 81 to p 841 1 Veal 3s od to 41 83
Mutton 31 4d to 45 od Pork 45 Bd. to 5s 1(4
Lamb 3s cd to 45. 4d.
PILICZ OT OAT AND STRAw IN 51111 HFICI.D.
Hay, - sl los to 61 6. I New Clavcr 51 tss to 61 to;
'Clow 61 es to 61 to. I Straw, it tbs to at as
PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so to 561 b each ird to 24d
Ditto, 6o to 651 b 261 to 27d
Merchants Backs lid to 211 d
Drcffing Hides 1741 to 181.1 •
Fine Coach Hides 19i1 to 2ld
Crap Hides for Cutting 2ed to 231
Flat Ordinary 17d to 20a
Calf Skins, 3o to 40111 per :ozen 36s to 42s
Ditto 500 7clb 365 to 403
Ditto 7o to Bclb 28s to ;is
Small Seals (Greonlaud) per lb. 3s 3d to 3, 44
Large ditto tocs to z sos per doz.
Tanned Horfe Hides rBs to acs each
Geat Skins —3 to -.-S
• PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. •
tt. James's market as la Town Tal;ow 691 odto ..-1
Clare Market 45 ad Ye:low Railha 64s c.l to 005
Arhitechapel Marta White ditto 613 od to oos
(pet Roue of alb.) 0 01 Soap ditto Eas to fas td
----- Melted Stuff 481 to —9 Ca
X 125 2d Mtn/ rough 344 ca to as
Average Price 45 oid Grcave 1 111 od
Good Dregs 125 1:3 os
Yet/ow Soap, 1105--Mottled, 9: 4—Cora. 941
Price of Candles per dozen, t ts ea—Moulds 125 o 1
COAL MASK ET, October a.
Ships at Market , Ships fohl Perm
79 Neweaftle Coal 38 454 91 to 561 et
tz Sunderland 1 t 475 td to t:•it 61
2 Cinders 2 313 od to ocs cd

BIR I.IIA.
Lately, at Portumna Cain:, in lrelarrul, the Counters of Clang-
carde, of a daughter.
At Barley Hill, county Mayo, the Lady of Bernard M'Manus,
Efq cf a daughter.
On the tath ult. at Caalcmartyr, county of Cork, the Counters
of Shannon, of a daughter.
On the 29$h ult. the Lady of Edwa►d Showell, Efq of Stockwell
Common, of a fon.
I.2ft week, at Haw•arletr Caftle, near Owner, the Lady of Sir
S. R. Glyn Ne. of a for, and heir. •

MARRIED.
On Monday, at Clapham, Edward Rorts, Ffq. of the Mi !tile
Temple, Barrifter at Late, m Tvlifs Wolff, eltidt daughter of
George Wolff, Efq. of Batham Houk, Surrey.
At Stoke Newington, Robert Moubray, Eq. of Cockainy. in
Fifefhire, Major in the 96th Regiment, to Mlfs Laura Hob fun,
daughter of Wm. Huhfon, Efq of Mark lit W, Tottenham.
In Tipperary, Captain l.e Gcyte, of the 6:nl Foot. to Mils Sad•
kir, daughter of Richard Sande, Ffq of 'ltinerary.

DIED.
On the 25th ult. at Northampton, aged 69. Jofcph Clirk, FAL
Laft wrek, in Prince's ttreet, Ediehurgh, in the nth year of
her age, Dowager Lady Stuart, of Allanbank.
At Bletchington, the Rtv. James Cowart& reelor of the parifh.
Whitney Upton Gleddancs, Efq, of Fat-dents, es,tinty Tyrone.