Star.
London, England, 1807-12-04 00:00:00

GAUNT 0. YOUNG.

This was an a6lion brought by the Plaintiff, a 1
keeper of livery (tables, who lets nut horfes f,r gen-
tlemen's carriages, againit the defendant, a medical
gentleman in Bennet-ltreet, St. James's (treet.
It appeared, that upon the t ith of September,
Dr. Young called at the plaintiff's (tables, and hired
two boars for his carriage, for the ufe Whit family,
and for the purpofe of daily vifiting his patients.—
The terms agreed upon were, that two guineas per
week were to he charged, if they were kept for any
time fhort of fix months ; and if beyond that period,
at the rate of 55 guineas per annum.
They were kept by the defendant for 1.4 weeks
i and two days ; and theref-re two guineas per week
I was the loin to he rigid. The reafon of the payment
having been withheld was, that the plaintiff had,
daring that period, changed the horfes originally
• procured, and put others in their Read, which had
i proved fo very 'relive as to endanger the lives of
the defendant and his family, and to break the ear-
lti4ge in which they were driven. On this account,
they were of no tile to the defendant ; daring part of the
i time they remained in his liable ; and he therefore
claimed an abatement, or to pay at the rate of fifty-
I five guineas per year, which the plaintiff refuted to
accept. It was alleged, however, on the part of
the plaintiff, that his horfes had been very much
neglected by the defendant's coachman, and it was
proved, that thofe he fent in place of the firlt
had formerly been tiled to a chariot, and were there-
fore perfeely tradable, and fit for ufe.
Verdia for plaintiff, 291. to.

DIED.
On the 181 h ult. at his houfe at Wingham, Kent. univerfally
regretted, the Rev. Dr. Hey Prebendary of RocheQer, and Red for
of Wirithantbreatia and Etitchurch, in that county.- • '
MADRAS MARRIAGES.
March I, Captain T H. Conway, Deputy Adjutant General of
eke Hyderabsil Sublidlary Force, to Mifs Oliver, daughter of
Colonel J Oliver-March to, at the Prefideney Mr J. W. Pepper
to Mifs A. Talfock-April 1, at Travancore, Lieutenant Colonel
Chambers, to Mrs Grenier, widow of the late Captain Chevalier
de Grenier de Pioneare-April 9, at Vizapatam, H. Taylor, rig
to Mita A. M. Corbett, the daughter of K Corbett, Efq-May
to, at Pulicat, Captain P broffette, Chief Engineer of the Hon.
Dutch Company's Service,to Mrs M. Barclay, widow of the late
Lieutenant Barclay-May ts, at Mahe, Lieut. W. H. Stanley.
of the Bth Reg ment of Bombay Native Infantry, to Mifs J Marin
-May 3c, at Cannanore, Lactic. J Slade, of the i2tb rative regi
anent, to Mifs M. A. Watch, daughter of Captain W 316, of his
Majefty's 3cth regiment; Mr. C. Harris, of the Hon. Company's
Civil Service on the Madras kitabilfitment, to Mifs M. T. Frith
.....June 4, Lieut. Col Malcolm. refident in Myrna, to IV(ifs C.
Campbell-June to, at Arcot, W. H. Clamber, Efq. Fort Adjuvant
at Point de Galle, to Mifs E. Lovelace-July 1, John T. O'Reilly,
Efq late Captain in his Majefty's sth rrtiment of Aragoon guarls
to Mifs lfabella Sarah Banter, ally child of Dr Hamer of Edits
burgh, late of Bangal- May la., J. Baretto, jun Efq of Calcutta,
to Mils Baretto, third daughter of the late Louis Baratta and a
wain to the Bridegroom.
MADRAS DEATHS.
Lately, E. Roebuck. Efq-At the Prclidency. A. Stodart, F.fq of
the Honourable Company's Civil Service-On his pal age to the
Cape of Good Hope, H. Taylor, Ell of the Madras Civil aervice-
At S-a. on his paffsge to England, Matter G. Hal 1-In, fon of T.
Hof a an, Efq his Majefty's late Naval Officer at Madras-Feb.
24, Lieutenant H. Vincent, of the firft battalion of r 3rh regiment
-in his Palanquin, George Smith, Efq Colledtor of Guutoor-
March 6, at oftilon, Mrs Harris, the Lady of Dr H. Harris-
March 9, at Set ingapatm, Lieut. J. Ratclifte,of his Majefty's lath
regiment, in the !call year of his age-March s r, at tiankeny
Oral, the infant fon of S. J. Rivierre.Efq Affiftant Surgeon of the
t ft battalion of the 7tli native regiment of infantry-March 18, at
Nundcal, on his Way from Hyderabad, fur the recovery of his
health, Lieutenant C. Hawes, of the ad battalion of the loth native
regiment of infantry-March a, at Poudicherry, E. Perron, Efq
Matto- Attendant at that Port-April to, Lieutenant Colonel
t•ullan, of his Map:ft y's 94th regiment, of an apoplexy-April 17.
G. Trotter, Efq Surgcon on this ERahliflnent-May 2, at Arcot,
Lieut. Davis, of his Majeav's 250 dragoons-May 12, at Ve
pery, the fon of the late Dr. King-May 14, at Cannanore, Lieut
and Adjutant Jagger, of his Majefty's 12th regiment-May 22,
at Cannanore, Lieut. William Watfon, of his Majefty's Bath re-
giment, Deputy Judge Advocate of his Majcity',3 troops-May 23,
at' Veperey, M. Thompfon, Efq of the Madras Eftabliihment
-At Pondicherry, Captain S. 'lackey, of his Majefty's 25th light
dragoons-May 28, at Cochin, C. Roland Efq and D. V. Sleet,
Efq formerly head furgeon of this Eftahlithment, in the Dutch
Eaft India Company's fenrice-May 3t at Vepery, Mr W. Bell,
watchmaker-June 2 the infant daughter of J. Cockburne, Efq;
Vencatagherry, Lieutenant S. Sanders, Adjutant of his Majefty's
2t th light dragoons-June 3 Lieutenant Colonel Tanner, of the
coat/ artillery-June 4 at the Prelidaney, J. Matihall, Efq late of
the Ceylon fat-vice-June 23 at Sadras, Mrs M. Ifaac, in the 69th
year of her age-Jane as at New Town, Cuddalore, Mr Cadet
Grinitead, after a Short but fevere illneft-July 11 at Vepery,
Mrs BiShop, after a long and painful illnefs, which fhe bore
with exemplary fortitude and patience-July a at Vepery,
Mrs Gericke,ralidof the late Reverend Mr Gericke, Miffionary-
Dtember 2 s at the Cape of Good Hope, Captain R. Homing, of
the ißth regiment of native cavalry-Lately, at Wallajalta!lad,
W. D. G. Richardfon, Lieutenant in his Majeity's 3oth regiment
Penang, the Hon. P. Dundas, Governor of that Settlement ;
J. Perriot, Llq afliftant furgeon on the Bengal Eflabliihment.
BOMBAY DEATHS.
March 23 at Goa, Captain L Macquairie, of his Majefty's 86th
regiment,aid de camp to the Hon. the Governor of Bombay, aged
28-May 8 at Surat, Lieutenant Colonel Philpot, of his Majefty's
fifth regiment-May to Mrs C. R ebenack, the lady of Captain
litsbenaek-May 14 at Goa, Hansa J. I anon, of his Majefty's
78th regiment-May is, Lieutenant e. Ker, la battalion 7th re-
giment Native Infantry.
BENGAL MARRIAGES,
March so, Lieutenant C. W. Hamilton ,ot the Honorable Com-
siany's Military Service, to Mifs C. Hopkins-April 6, C. Cur-1
Efq Afliftant Surgeon, to Mifs Reybaud-April 15 Lieute-
nant F. Grant, of his Mojeßy's Civil Service, to Mrs M. Sirrall-
April 18. F. Hedger, Efq to Mifs F. Fro chard-Mr C. Patterfon
io Mifs J. Maillic-April 19, Mr T. E. Pitman to Mifs It . X.
Lowe-May 30, at Chittagong, Captain M. White to Mifs F. M.
Murchifon-June 22, Mr Andrew Black to Mrs Eliza Witcocks-
Nne 25, at the New Church, by the Rev Dr Buchanan, Mr Adam
Walker, Surgeon of the Honourable Company's (hip Union, to
Mils Eliza Larkins...slime 17 Mr John Martin aX ickens to:Mifs
Mary DRozario ; at the houfe of Captain Benjamin Ferguffin
Lieutenant John Jones, of the 7th Regiment Native Cavalry, to
Mira Cordelia Ferguffon, youngtft daughter of the late William
Fergoffoo, Efq of Drogheda-Ju4 13, William Rennell, Efq of the
Bengal Civil Eftablifliment, to Mifs Lucas-March za, Mr P.
Bald to Mils A Barclay-March 25, Lieutenant Colonel H. G.
Wade, of his Majefty's 25th Regiment Light Dragoons, to Miss
IM. Barlow-March 28, P. Maitland, Efq to Mils A. Baltman-
May t 3, at the Diggah Farm, at Dinapore, R. S. Douglas, Efq to
Mils C. White; Lt. K. Dick, Efq to Mils H Hannier ; Mr E.
Briftew to Mifs A. Porrelt-May 18, Captain J. Young, of the
Honourable Company's Bengal aNtillery, to Mifs J. F. Humfrays
-May 22, at Moughyr. Lieutenant G. Nugent, Fort Adjutant at
that Ration, to Mils Williams, daughter of Captain J. Williams.
BENGAL DEATHS.
Lately. Lieutenant P. Macgregor, of his Majefty's 17th Rae
ment of Foot-Fearuary 25, at Karnal, Major R. M Bagfhaw,
of the t 7th Regiment Native Iniantry, of the tffeds of the fevere
wound he received at the itcrm of Alligitur-May to, at Agra, in
the 95th year of her age, Kodijah Sultan Begum, fifterof the N..
waub Nudjapah Khan. Vizier to the late Emperor Shah Alum,
and relidt of Hawn?) Mo:lint Khan, brother to the Nawaub antra
dui. Jury-May 15, R. C. Birch, Efq. Surveyor General of Ha-
pitala Poftmafter General, and Commit loner of Chinfura and
Chandunagore-June 27, at the hook of John Hall Efq- Edward
Thornton, Efq. late Jußice of the Peace, and Magiftrate of the
ITwenry four Pergunnaks-July rr, at Lucknow, Captain J. Col
ilins, Rtfident at the Court of the Nabob Vizier-I ieutenant Co-
land C. Brietzake, of the 6th regiment of Native infantry -
May 18, at Euitab, on his way to China, fur the recovery of his
health, J. Daly,!Efq. late of Madras.