Star.
London, England, 1805-12-16 00:00:00

KEINITZ .17. SURKY AND CO.

Mr. ERSKINE, for the plaintiff, Rated, that this was
an attkn for goods fold and delivered. The pla;n-
tiff, who lives abroad at Koninglburgh, configned to
his correfpondents in London, Meffic. Cox and Co.l
195 quarters of wheat, fur the pus pore of being dif-
pored of. It bappened that in the voyage the grain
was fomewhat damaged, otherwile it would have I
been worth about los Ihißings per quarter; but, on
account of the detrin.ent it had fu Rained, it was fold
at the reduced pi ice of 84 fhillings. This wheat was
told in three diffeient lots, of which the defendants
purchafed one amounting to so quarters. No objec-
tions were Rated by the other purchafers. Thefe so
quarters were fold in the market upon the 29th of,
July latl, in the utual manner, per fample.
The whole qnellion turned upon the point, whether
or not the wheat in bulk agreed with the fample? and,
if it did ru.t, whether regular and timely notice there-
of was given on the next market day ? The original
fample had not been preferred by the defendants'
agent, but it did not appear to have been laid ;tilde
through any degree of fraud. The defence fet up
by the defendants was, that the wheat in bulk did not
agree with the fample, and that it was 4s. per quarter
lefs valuable.

The verdift of the Jttry found that the wheat was
not agreeable to the (Ample.

COCKPIT, WkIITEHALL.

Before the Mutt Noble and Right Honourable the
Lords Commitlioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes.
-The Nyade, M. Mcrtz matter (an appeal from
the High Court of Admiralty.)—'Phis Prutlian vef-
fel, with a cargo of cotton, &c. from Lifbora to
Bourdeaux, was Captured on tht itth of May 1 80 1,
by the Revenge privateer, P. Hamon commander,
and Sly, C. King commander, and brought to Jet.-
fey. The appeal was on behalf of the captors, in
confequence of certain gold, having been restored in
the Cour% below ; and it was contended i.)y the cap-
tor's Counfel, that the whole was a fraudulent tranf
aetion, calculated to cover enemies property, or ille-
gal tt ade.
Their Lordihips, in this cafe, reverfed the fen-
tence of the Court below, and pronounced the faid
pods to be good and lawful prize to the captoi s,
and accordingly condemned the fame.

SARAH ECKFORD, aged thirty tve years. IV: •
firft this cafe of Seraph('la made i:s -eat-mice.
was in the abforhent gla:!ds or Olt. neck, which bt.
came rather thickened, and then a.lvatic,d to a hari
tumor ; the applied to a medical gertlentan wii.)
brought it to fuppuration, he th,:a (yelled it, ;an .1
the neck became ulcerated from the ear to the thntll•
der ; tumors form f.-rmed in the taiiv3ry glands, ult•
der the chin, in the parotideby the fide of the ca.,
and the abforbeut gland• on the other fide. She
was admitted an out pirient of St. Bartholomew%
Hofpital for eight moo,hs, without receiving any
relief. At chi.; time., by the advice of Mary Eftlaile;
who had experienced real fat the Difpenfaty, Soho.
fquare, fhe began takinK the Drops, and continued
them for the fpace of a twelvemonth.. when the ul-
cers healed, and fhe became per fealy,vvell.
Crown Court, Pleet-ftrcet. RAK.4.I; !CRFORD.
Be careful to Alt fir SPILSBURY'S ['Avg Anti
feorbutic Drops, having the words .1 By the Kiny'••
Patent" exprttfed at length cn the bottle, bill of ....-
re6tions, and outilde wra;.ner ; the (tamp ally,
King's duty, is printed in bla:k ink iiiltead :ed.--
Bottles price gs. 6d. los. and tL zs. ditty inchided.
Dirpenfary, No. is, Soho-4mm