Star.
London, England, 1802-07-24 00:00:00

ANTONIO V. CRITICO.

Mr. ERSKINE dated that this was an glion by
the Plaintiff, a Dalmatian, and hibjca of the Em-
peror of Germany, againa Theodore Critico, the
Delen dant, who was a fubjal of the Sublime
Porte, and th,: Jury would find by the evidence as
complete a Tut k as ever exittcd ; fin he had got
his client's money to a large amount, and now had
gone to jail, and held his creditor at arms length.
cumfiances which gave riri: to this caufe
were as Milos's. :—The Plaintiff had lent the De-
fondant money, with which he had bought a fhip.
The Plointiff alth freighted that fhip from Trielle
to Goadaloupe, and had provided alfo a freight at
Goad loupe hack again to Ti kite. Critic() per.
formed the vosaze, and took in the Listing, and
was on his retlun home, when he was intercepted
by the Bikini !hip the Lapsing, and carried into
St. Kat's, where the (hip and cargo were con-
demned as enemy's property. From that fentence
he appealed, and the appeal was heard before the
Lords of the Council in this country, and the fen-
tenet: of the Admiralty Court was reverfed. In
confcquence of this reverfal the captors were oblig-
ed to make restitution ; but as the goods were
fold, they could not be reflored, except in value.
He accordingly had received from the agents here
the fum of 41631. which fum he was bound to ac-
count for to the owner of the cargo, the prefent
Plaintiff ; he however difhonealy refuted to pay
it over, but rather chofe to walk in a jail. The
aftion had been before the Court on a former oc-
casion, when the defence set up was, that he was
entitled to retain a part of it, as a part of the car-
go was his own private adventure, and that the
(hip was totally his own. As they could not then
give dillinft evidence how the grol;; Cum ought to
ba apportioned, his Lordship was of opinion that
the form ef anion could not be full:tined, but that
the Plaintiff muft be non-Mited. They now how-
ever could difin fly akertain, by his own affida-
vit, in the course of the proceedings before the
Lords of the Council, how much was Lis !hare of
Idle cargo ; and having proved that, the relidue
mull of cootie be the property of the Plaintiff.
The affidavit alluded to of Critico, the Defen-
dant, was accordingly put in and read, in which
lie claimed a part as his private adventure ; hut
on referring to the bill of fides from the Admiral-
ty Court at :it. Kitt's, it appeared that it was the
cargo only, which that accounted for, and that the
private adventure and value of the fhip ware not
accounted for there, confequently that the whole
received under that was the proceeds of the cargo
of the Plaintiff. The agent of the houle of Benacci
and Co. at Triefle, proved that Critico had alfo
received 5701. from them on account of the Plain-
tiff, while he remained here profccuting his claim
before the Privy Council.
The A4ent of the Prize Agent all. proved, that
he had paid Critic() 35931. t 75. 3d. purfuant to
the lenience of the Lords reverting the judgment
of the Court of Admiralty; Ureic two aims made
an amount of 41651. 17s. 3d. with which the De-
fendant flood charged.
Mr. PARKS, for the Defendant, made a very
able speech, in which he reprefented him as an
Atiatic, totally unacquainted with cur manners ;
that he felt he had a claim to a part of this pro-
perty, and not knowing how here to prolecute lye
claim, he refuted to give up what he had received
until it was adjufted. With refpea to his going
to prifon, the Plaintiff had arrefted him for 40001.
and, as a total fir-anger here, he knew not where
to find bail, and therefore of neceffity was obliged
to go to prifon. Mr. Parke then commented on
feveral parts of Mr. Ertkine's speech, and obferved
that there was no proof that his Ihip was purchaf-
ed with the money of the Plaintiff ; on the con-
trary, it appeared on the face of the Admiralty
proceedings, that he was Cole owner. He then
claimed freight, agency for three years in recover-
ing the (hip and cargo, and law expences, to be
deduCied by his client lions the gross firm which
he had received. _

Th.. i;ems were agreed to by the other ftJc,
which reduced the whole to a nutter of account,
which, under his Lordthip's dire&ions, was at Lai
liquidated as follows: •
noLcaved by Critico, purfoant to the decree of
Counfel rcvLrfiog the fentence of
a" the proceed' of the cargo
From the ascot of Beaucci

3593 17 3
57a 0 0
4165 17 3
To he &dueled from this was freight, 25c.0 Yew- ---
tian ducat., at 2t. 6d. per ducat 300 0 0
Law charges, prolicuting the appeal - 291 0 0
Throe rwv.clivut wag/ - 6of to o

HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORBOW.

Dtt'D.

on the t R inR. nt renra, at the are rf 41. naron tie
Cou:.[Out atilt Cleate, ry of the i.uurt :.rd State, and '1;••
te:- ter the ttlr.tirti of the Entpir,.

- At Madrid, C C..V3ZZi. envoy .if the Repu'o%c totlt
Court of Spain.
Sunday Mt, Admiral Putnarcfq, of r:Purnio.acr.
aged 7.-i•
Ntunday laft.Arrn.Evatt, Ffq. of Mariltaim-fl.r.t.t,
Rel.. one of ti is. of the Rollie of Commens

On the 4th itia.tnt. at Reittwn. fu 'he 633 year of hi, ita
Baron Stet:Ladd...h. the 1 lc:tot-al Cun:crcnca Miontet
svntz, and Diratarial Envoy.

CAPIFAI. 11.0( K or .:(Joi it.DowN
TO Itl: Sot I) BY AI'Cl lON,
By Mr 11. LA.
On Tuelday, the yl of Augolt 114 St. at With Lean,
THE entire Hock iit SOrl' i 1 DOWN EIVEti,
Ew' lamb..' nd K:ttric. of N !Air: `V.lli.trn :Ind Th.. I
Strafe, of Whitticao, Brighton, `atif,,c ; c•mititi•
Floc!: Ewes, two, thr,c, and four y,..r. (-0
r ow-400 Ewc Rams. trom ate to f' ..r

'fbe above fbecp are Weil wo.th Cir attention of
&Ikons Gf oht.iiiiing a flock of south uowit
proving their prefoit floe:, as few flirep on the Duivii, tn,k
higher in cltinution fur lhiipe and Icily!.
Tlic F.vvcs :ind will he put up in final: Lot.i, 3,114
Lan% fillgly. fur the convenirney of the Buyer,

The air); e Hock gtincil the Eat Prise for the tiwiepflt;ies
at Lewes. the LA meeting.

•.• The caufe of felling the above Flock. Ser(e
quit the Frrm at Mich... Omar next. key .D ekr42.
CAPI.FALESTATE In S SUl'r klO.
• RITIES in the SI-11RE34.f WIGTON and LANARK.
TO BE SOLD BY PR.IVAI'F. BARGAIN,
LOT I. A LL and %Vdt..le the LAN 1) S and
1 ESTATE of PI.F.AN. with the E.ul .441.! Irnh
Stone, Little Stone, and Free Stout 0,4.4rrix,•11444414. ,e 4,1
tineots, lying in the l'arifht-: of St. ol I
county of Stirling, confilling of 1461 Scot.: Acres, Arc.. ding .0
a late plan and furvey nuide by Mr. John Shaw, (And furvev.c
in F.dkirk.

I'h-: nett clear rent of there lands, after all awl:talons.
cept a large augmentation to the Miailler of St.
(bare of which falling on thrfe lands, if my thing is not c,t
known,) including 311 I:011113U of a park in the natural pokr.
fion of the proprietor, is 12531. 14%. 3d Sterlin.;,
riles ; and the rent of the coal it [COL Sterling per arniini of
hard rent, or one eighth part of the grufs produce in tkc pro.
pr i, tor's ,apt ion.
re I tilt are low rented, aisil fevcral of the tat!.:
ing nearly spired, the rents will rife conliderahly on w
!cafes; and as a great part of the lands are In their natural
Itate, they will admit of gnat improvements.
y arc fituatud betwixt Falkirk and Stirling, abo::t an
equal diftanee of 41 miles rum each, wit, re there are good mar-
k, N. The turnpike roads troin Editibti-gb to Stirling, and nom
Stirliog to Glufgow, go through there lands, and Stage coach-s
p.ifs daily along there mails. There are tiperidds of tco story
acres of this eftate und..r coppice wood and plantations of
all in a thriving condition. The coppice woods, about 36 acns,
will cut in eight years; the fir ,dantations, about 64 acres, ire
fit fur (lobs and railing, which the proprietor is bound to furs
Mils to Inch of the tenants as (hall ineluf! with hedge and dit:k
within fix years after their entry or the current hares.
The coal extends nearly wider the winder:Pate, and Is of the
heft quality fur home Me or throat., : the main learn boicg
only to fathoms from the furtace, and having a good rout and
pavement, can he wrought on the belt ti rrns.
. . . _

• The him ftone quary is Irvel free, and which the tenants
work for the ufe of the lands.

There are a variety of tri.c atone quarries, of the belt quali-
ty, spun this eff.ate.
Theft lands hold partly of the Crown, and part of them of
a (object fuperior. Thole holden of the Crown are valued in
the eels books at 85 21. its. 6d. and afford two Frethokl qu
tications, one of which belongs to Mr. Copland, of Collirlinn,
for his life; which life-rent right mutt be referved to him in tl,e
fale.—The lituation of this ellate is admirabie.—A ky part
was planted, and a policy laid out for a Manton-houk twehe
years ago, comtnandiug an extenfive view of the country and
Frith of Forth.

For the encouragement of Purcharers, a great part of the
price will be allowed to remain a burden on the Eftate for year.
Lot ll—The RIGH I' of SUPERIORITY of the Laids
WHITE DYKE and DOWNAN, AItirtOHILART, anl
CRELOCH, lying in the Parlor of Alochrum, and county of
Wigton, the property of which lands now hclong to the kart
of Galloway. There Lands are in uon-entry,aad RAW valuol
in tke Ccfs Books at 220. 6a. 11.1. Scots.
Lot 111.—The YEARLY FLU-DUTIE!of a 51.45. ad Scots,
and Caltulti,s of Nyeriority pa) Able oot ~f the Lan4l4 I.ICI-1 A.
PELTON, SHAW TON, SHA,WI ON-1111.1., and other..
Il ing in the Para of Mastoid, anti l irony of Lanark.
John Sqw:re, thc baron-officer, will (hew the Lands in lot
otl.:rs fur all, or tither of the lots, may be addretied
to Jamei Stormonth, writer in Edinburgh ; or Jane. Hcinlro.
km, writer in Falkirk ; who will :ilia inform as to tardier par-
ticulars.

-WHEN PrGfelfional Men of etlnpation :nut re-
fponfihility deviate front the general fyllens by the fi-
let:Don of a peculiar Branch, the fatiztiots of Wog continued
fuccefs Is the heft criterion of fuptriority.
Eight years have I &yowl my prattler to the etoltifive treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccesful rchtE of
my plan gives me additional ardour to 0pp.4.44 as far as I am
able tin. ravages of Um* complamtts which are the aloft impert-
aat in the catalogue of human tohnoities.
After in into every branch as an Army Seigeon,l
funned a wills at an early period of Pradlice to refette imbrues-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the squally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general PraCtitioners.
The T:IREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have der
voted my attention, comprise every (peeks of VENFAFAI.
INFECHON, whethce of a recent or long duration.
AU kinds of 1)EIIILITY, whether arifing time the habits 01
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature sae, and LIUy that ,:s-
-rangement of the fyllern in Women which is cacti 13.11 t g IN-
NESS or STERILfrY,
Numerous difealks me the Milk of ignorance or hafte in die
tceanneot of a Gayle Gionorrhea,and it nut untrequetirk hap-
pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the Utdireteti ~,, v. is
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method filch complaints ito
catily cured, and even where mhos have tailed, I civil that 5
may prefitme to opera radical re-eftablithinait
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftreh. in the
dit•okr, compared with the calamitous lituattoits of ,l it,whe
from indulgaice ilia SOLITARY VICE, or the prev,ilem
ties of a tagalong* Life, acquire that Rate of Debility ulitoli
is the unavoidable contkqueoce of Nat pernicimo, habits.
Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mißry,t ut care
idly conceals his miafortutie, it may he Come confontion
bins to know, that although it he as oiled of tt,..ht or whee-
l:minty with other Praditioners, the removal of :laic -
CIENCIt S by the gradual prozrets of it =ovarian t> th.. acquirer
mint of try expenence. If the rites of raceht.• 0r Vanm hr.c
begun to lettuce manly wispy, much anxiety proicanJ
by an early cuunteradion o this languid Rate, atal it tbe.c
cafes no gnat difficulties will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years egged a proper Per.
feverancei,iislicpuifihly requifite to revive the flumbriug 'parks
of Life, and to re-ar (mate the Conltittitinti.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long hero difarromc-d
in their expectations of a Family, may be affured, that in omit
influxes inch detects are curable by Medical akili.
'l'he SECRECY which is fo climatal to my undertaking, and
the Qualifications which I have prefumed to Nate, form the
Balls of my Pretettfions, and in coincidence with fink this I art-
ntation is given, that Mr may be confultedpefonsfly
Or by letters Waging a (mall mite) at his hoofs, No. ay, Aram
del-ltreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar.
There is an additional entrance in Watcr-asect
and the name is on both the doors.
M. it. Menils•-•.. the Boval College of finreeons

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