Star.
London, England, 1806-08-04 00:00:00

SPORTIAG INTALLICsENCE.

LIMES IRACFS, FRIDAY, AUGUST I.
The County Plate, value scl. Inc harks of all dent,.
minationr. The bet of three heats, two miles and
a half a heat.
Id Soctville'o D. 16 Lad Mclntyre. aged, SA ?IA
H. R. H. the Prince of Wake* Albion, 6 yrs nl.l. Sgt. $
a to t on Albino—ton Witibel{t ditcuky.
A Swtepdakes of togs each—One tour wile heat.
Hoo. C. Lennox's b. 1. Roan!
Mr. Busters D. D. Otillthiva
I-mat/lan

Mr Inn e h. ... ard • dg.
This but exemplified the old proverb, " that the
Lace is not always to the fwift." Owing to the heavy
rain and firong wind, one of the riders went nn the
wrong rode of a poll, and the other followed hint.--
Bayard kept the right con•fe, and when the moilake
was &Covered the Itruggle ceafed ; but ennozh was
teen to prove that Bayard would have been left of the
three.

H. R. H. the Prince 0 Wales's OrtWr, It 71b set Sir John
Shglley's Heueltoo Lals, 7R tzlb. four miles, 3...0p. h. t4—Hr J.
Shaky ft.
The l'i,ven Mite, value 501 r.,r all hlrfet. the hell of
three heats, two miles and A h4lllO the hcit.

La Sack...Mee h h. Enehloter. aged, Bft id) t
Ld P G Olborrk'• c. ts. Superftuson. 3 yr. oht. ill 3 2
Ld Scrawlier b. f. by O.hanna, 3 t moil. 6ft s dr
• to 4 ea Emcisabcrr —6 peel nee the feenpd

fil/110AT.
Captain Hafendat's g.l am Pipes. sitt.elh. beat Captain Ceti
pros g. Tom Thutiathift. two oaks. p p.
Sir J. Sbelley's Houghton I.ale, SR loth ben Mr. Criaeo's
aresme, 711. IA 'Rik awl a bait. val. h. ft.-6 to san Htui‘htus
laf•
H R. H the P of Wales's Haphatard atR Mr Mcililh's Sancho.
71b net. four mil. I.: so—Sandi" p.d.t.
14 Fere:manes brother toCAtin.Al grt. elb airft IA
Stmerll's heiebar to Ru.ytail, Sit. the tat mile, :Wig b.
Wagtail
me Lodies Plate, value 601. lice for all holler,

one (mu mile.
Li ReekeUk's h. b. Diet Andrew., aged. Bft t alb
1.4 Darbagtos'a Haphazard. aged. Zit t &lb
Ifv.:n betting.
This,Vras one of the finell races ever leen, and wt,
by little more than the head. H4phit ard WAS rods
by W. Peirle. and Dick Andrews by W. ‘Vlneettey
in running Fien.batierd was the favntiti&e.
A Streepttakes of tops each. 1.. r lonics of all
. age.;' tour Miles.
11.11. H the P. of Weleeerlrrill4 Sled, 9R walked rwer
A Handicap Plate, value Sol. given by the Metribers
of the Borough of Lewes ; beats tun wiles and a
ball each.
Mr Hereenral's Plantrgenet. 4 yrs old. SR Ilb t s
H. It. 14. the Prince s r. b. Petrucblo, j yr, 014,
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1 to ton Petneht— •

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e ry by Plaptagcnet.

The followin. Gentlemen have been nominated
Conuitinioners for auditing the 'Public Accounts, via.
serievie Pa eta Jona Ws.aaw, Fly.
Jetta ArsTET, Douse, Erg.
The name of the other we have not yet learn*. :
The 36th Regiment have left Nottingham for
DoneaSer ; the 7Sth Regiment, juil arrived frr m
India, under the order of the Hon. Colonel blossom, I
' are to fucceed the form.: at Nii!tintrliarn.
The Durham, E,lf York, Well kcnr, and
ampronlhire militia., in Woodbridge barracks, were
reviewed on Sattirday, on Rulbmore Heath, by the
Earl of CHATHAM.
The volunteering, under Mr. Wimpu•ta's Aft, has
cnmmenceit In Dublin with great (pint. The 92d
Highland Regiment has already received about two '
hundred volunteers.
Sundae morning at five o'clock, a duct was fought
at Flounfl-tw Heath between Capt. G—a— a, of the
evil Light Dragoons, and Captain V—tir G—u—a,
late of the fame regiment. After exchanging five ,
fitnts each, Capt. received a bullet in the
thigh.
6 rturday morning a curious wager for 20 guineas
was made between two Gentlemen in the neighbour-
hood of Whitechapel, that a blind beggar would walk
A mile on the Commercial Road. without varying his
courfe, ag tinft a young man blindfolded, who was
well acquainted with the road. The beggar kept a
regular trot ; hut the young man, before he had pro-
ceeded a quarter of the dittance, branched into a
field, and Rumbled into a ditch. The beggar there-
fore got to the poll confiderably before his antagonill,
and was well rewarded by his employer.
ASTONISHING INSTANCE OR SENILE Vinntra AND
PEDESTRIAN JoNIIIIII EDGE.
6a). a native of Macclesfield, in Cheflnte, lately un•
dertook, on Several bets, amounting to upwards of
2'ooo guineas, to perform a journey of 572 miles in
50 fuccellive hours, which he completed in 49 hours
and zo minutes! This aged Pedettlian flarted from
the Angel Inn, in Macclesfield, exaelly at twelve
o'clock, on Wedneftlay night Jail, and arrived, ac-
companild by two Gentlemen in a gig, at the Swan
with-rwo-Neekr, Lad•lane, at 20 minutes pall one
o'clock on Saturday morning. It will be remembered
that the famous Englifh Pedetirian, Powet.r., per-
. formed one of hi- ninth expeditious journies from Yin k
, to London. and hack, making 300 miles. in 140
hours ; now on a I.,ppolition. that Mr. Eons had per-
, formed hi. journey iirdy in the given time, be would
have exceeded the Pededri•n Expedition offowacc
its a very confiderable degree. POWELL travelled at
tle rate ut two miles three couriers, and 130 2-7 yards
per hour. Epos, at the advanced age 01 67, travel
ed at the rate of three miles, three furlong., .3; ycr
,k 9, and es 1114 feet per hour

if,IRR 1 .ZVZ.

CORN rX.CHANGE. AUGUST ♦. .

Thr:: are la-ge fupplie. r.f Vtr!.eat n dA7. thrlnel
lit frefn arrival, ale nut wierterons, and the trade
continue% dull in Wes; prime fames at further de-
rlenfinn of As. and 3.. Orr quarter, and rather rrnre
ordinary—very little 'lathy ris file—Malt is
dears , and the few White Peas likewi e—Grey are
cheaper, Ilaris alfo—Oats are he:e in contidetable
fupplies, and hut few if prime 9.141ty ; this article
is at (mall sitliation ; ar,d the general faits of Flour
are lower than fail week's currency.

eaATIL•I. oaasoncv Al WIMPS :
Wheat, le 6110 s per v. Gety Peek yie 4ss od
Fmc Dittu,lll. Bs, ad Duos 424 470 aJ
Rye. 3le els lick Moo. 3;s 3osod
leg 39$ Od Ore sea 11,0 ;la
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Malt ;0 7e. _d P.Jand get() 3211 13e od
Mats Katt, 7-_s 751 R ipc Seed, (Lew) MI 301

YR tee or F L. 1., 4. -
Fine Flier 6E. to 7s. haeotsda 6,-. to6B, per feet.
PROM '1111:. I.UNDON ci.rtz.v.rre, AIM. a.
Average Price of Oen in England and Wales, from eke returns
II emlirg the a6th of uly. tilo6.
WOO 4 Rye. Barley. Oata. Beano. Peer.
a. d. 1 d. S. d. it. 4. s. d. .. 4.
83 0 47 I 38 5 30 4 45 4 t .4 7
The average Price etf Sager, computni (tom the Ketbrn. made
in the week etuling JOT 3ea.ia ejs. 044 per bon•irell *richt
SEA.COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON. AUG. 2.
Calicoes soap. and rocas.
July a I pay 33. 1 Aug. it.
- ( COAL Monday Wesinefd Friday.
Adair'. Alain . 2
1 4"
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Baker's Mato a 1 40 0 1
• Map Main ' 148 0 1
Croft'. Main •
!denim Moor •
Eilifon Main •
kie onn Main -
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Kenton PAaiu -
Percy Main .
Pont.p-4•SlrnOwi's .
Posior--Win4feee
Sou4h Moor
fanfield Moot
Team
Temple Main
Tnwedey Main
Waller
Walla P.m!
T. niple's Wails Ind -
Wild•igton
Wylam Moor
Meth ilebbum
Cowp.n 34als
Harts y -
SUNDERLAND COAL
Bourn Moor
Lien Main
Fatheld Low Maio -
Urp.sh

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A letter received by the Thalia, from Bengal,
dated the soth of March, has relieved us from court •
der..ble tirlicitude, as to the 'wore. of home recent
dittutbances in the province of Agra, during thr
preceding month, particularly at Gohud, where .
Brit;fh OtScer is hated to have fallen. The Prime
Mintier of Scindea, who has ever been holtile to the
English, is fufpeCted of having carried on a core.
fpondence with the dicaffeeed Rajahs in the sic'
of Goltod ; bat Scindea has, in the mull tingnah
shfavoaed any participation in, ra knowlec.
of, the pia is of the malcontents. Holkar has made
a like d-Jaration, and the Peithwa, to whom ti•
Gohnd Rajahs have long been tributary, was en.,
in arrangements for their redid:lion, when the It
forces on the Jomna reltored order.
Strung fymptomsuf mutiny h .ve appeared artinngft
the troops at Hyderabad and Gude. but girder 6
been perteCtly rehired at the date of our letter,
tl:e ringleaders punifhed.
Sir L. Psa.s.uw has made application for fame
diers being drafted f.om the regiments in India,
ferve on board the fleet as marines.
An attempt was lately made by the French
throw a large fupply of arms and military fir
alhore in the Gulph of Cutch, for the ufe of '
M.)clia, a !In lately rippofed the Guicawar Rajah,.
who affemltleJ a large party on the coals to tecei,
them. An alarm was, however, given. the oho
feretal of Una's followers put to death,
the tell driven into the defatt.

The enemy% CrainlS in the Einem leas, which
brave even the dangers of the asonfoons, continue
greatly to annoy the native commerce.
On the arrival of the Ellab'Moment appointed
the C..nipany fur Prince of Wales's IflanJ, at r
SettliTtnt.ftime (Witt cocci runic refpetiing theck.
of anihmity veiled in Colonel 14 acastsr at, the Com.
m inJer in Chief. In coniequence of this Jilin:ft, •'
In lowing General O. Jtra 'Acre Wired at Calvin'
the 3.1 of March :
GENERAL ORDERS.
Ili ilia GOVLIDIoII GINIAAL IN C rUNCTL.

fort William. March 3. ego&
The Honourable the Governer in Coun,ll of Prince of W0..1
Maud. having reared for the conidetattue and orders of the
Govtrour ileitcrall In Codicil, a Cooll,hliVi again* Captain Jobs
1/asithni, of the 19th Regimen! of Native in'antry, for difobe.
ditto of orders, founded on an erroneous opinion with ref,met
to the loot military authority stied in Colonei N. Mae Miller,
by the fluvial commerical granted to that (Niter by the
n undsk the Fait India Company, appointing him to be Coos.
Intender in Chief of the Wows at Prince of Wales Ifland and Its
dependencies, ivid Captain etawfon having. firee his urinal at
Poet tVilliaos, under an arnitt from Prince of Waits ifloid, fob.
mitred to the 00.ttliflt General In Owned, a latter, Ruing his
liner t contrition fur the impropriety of bi, conduit in •he alliance
above rehired cu, aecompamed with a foknin declaration that his
motive for d.clining to 'thou...indite the authority yelled in Col.
Macali icr by the commilLon above adverted to, did not proceed
from any improper motive, bet (tardy koala (rife of duty, ailing
trim a milialien view of the tubjett.
.1 he Guvercor Gcntral In Council. in tonfideradon of that eir-
coniltances, and diaptain Neuron having errand hit 14:11.21nek
to return immediately to Prince if Wales 'nand, in per:oral the
duties of his Miran at that 10and. conformably to rho °edit% fir
flitted to him to that cried. ie anthem: to furptial all tit thee pro.
=dingy Willa Captain Dawf on. a.,d to refrain from t.: ads".
thin if thine matures which otherw.fe it essold have hero the
indifetitfahle duty of the Governor °corral in Council to Base
purfind, foe the maintenance of the prfneipks of (unwell', nun,
and .4 the jun authority if the Hormonal:Ye Company, the h10n.4
the t ..ert Diredtsrs, and the Government of Prince of Wales
Mout Captain La.wfon it according rclsalcal trim bi, arc n aid
dirteted to return Metbwith to his duty at Price of W dr. lama.
1 he Governor Gentradic Council diredts that the Commilltes

Inward by tb. kimourabk Company to COlOllCi N. v 1..1,.,
a;•pint.as ban to be Celan! by tirLoct at Prince of Wa Land
and it. d,pendemie.. and Commander in UM of tie rtro”pa at
that Mara, be publieNd lot gcneral wt.rm.ibm, and ti at awl be
delyobcy.d. THUMA; !NM.
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ON DR. JOHNSON'S STILE.

ST TVS LATE L"ID DISONOILII.

In love with a pedantic Jargon,
Our poets now a days, are far gone;
Hence he alone can read their (nags
To whom the gift of tongues belongs ;
Or who, to make him underftand,
Keeps Jo anso w's Le Amin at hand,
Whkh an Improper name has got :
He mould have call's! It Payed.
Be warred, young poet, and take heed,
Thu Janson you with caution read;
Always attentively diftinguith
The Greek and Latin words from Erin& ;
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And never oft Inch, as 'th wife
Not to attempt to naCralitc.
basics this trifling fprelmen
To make the admonition phis.
Little of *Mb . jeteiby hat he
Who In yon Algid curricle reclines
Alone, while I,dspeoperteed hard !
The !trees plitrisat (cove: why with bland vdtce
Rids he Inc not his smditatim (hare t
Alas I he fan my laterard coat,
And Mine pole with frterVe want,
Waildbring iokivestiso on his chalk.
Me ielfer.ble ! that th' Aoalan bill
Is ant ow Omens, nor Pt to bear
The food, (upport of bards,
Comikorom hot (Wain; tl.or the foil
Which Hippocrene Airweirfew, nothing yields,
ilathrit hurtle and 'spanks four.
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To Weify ithfistLiatc.l cup
Of life. receiv'd front thy aroma, band,
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SUR I have nothing Mufe t to 4vulp
Thy bean imferete Chan poetic woe •
And plaititive 6.l.ction nought avail
Riches !pirate I never did,
lea when in mood mow optative; a farm
Uttte but drbort•cs, was an I aird.
1. when a ruffle, would my liet.na calves
Well pleas's, rkancer, end delighted tend
My pseretkirsto %cep, nor (corn to rear
The :txutting turkey and the/tryout rare;
• Then to diroksalegy my thoughts I'd tons ;
A &Veins care &mild b•rlicahrre be,
But mat of all wouldrisposiu pleats.
While stedndation tbovetkfs I pryers&
The tir'd fun appropinrates to the fee,
And now my and throat and lemur guts
Vociferate for (upper; but what bade
To gait in gives ihsiaetios fad.
0 ! fora torrid bottle of !irons beer,
Mature for imialaho; and 0! for—
(Dear objed of hiation /J mutton pye.
When We pieces along with (meal others, In a dallier finds,
mu Sewn to Dr. Johtiton at Edinburgh, be fald—• This Is the
MR; but I could CiliCitert my own Rile much better myfelf."
audirell's Lik of Johnfoo, VOL s p. s3d.

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LAW INTELLI Cs ENCL.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY 31.
SI ?Alai ClAlMalts ISQ:.
Mr. Soeterroa Ga AAAAA and Mr. WITHIIIILL
appliedey :: the
ve d that on loan interference
'liie da y 1a ll ao of the
m
r Cioffirior tn.—of
lunany was executed in the county of Effex, by which
Mr. Henry Cranmer, of (Inendon Hall, a gentleman
of Urge property, was found to be a lunatic. This,
Gentleman, they Paid, was completely under the do.'
minion and contrail of a Mr. Winton and his wife,
who had lately Wilted on living with him. Mr.
Winton was furnmnned before the Commiflioners in
order to be examined as to the lanky of Mr. Cran-
mer. He attended to the Commons, but infified nn
aprearing before the Commiffinners nr Jury in a drefs
fo orange and uncouth, that he might alfo have been
taken for a perfon difordered in his fences. He had
an immenle and maffy iron truncheon by his fide,
and a brace of double barrelled pißols thruft under
his girdle. Notwithftanding his evidence to the con-
trary, backed as it was by his menacing and formi.
dable appearance, the infanity of Mr. Cranmer was
evident, and a return to that area was made by the
Commiffioners. Winton was afterwards fent to
Chelmsford gaol, in confequence of one of Mr. Craw
enet's tenants having (worn the peace againft him.—
His wife, by her fubfequent corduet, (ceased well dlr..
poled to follow her hufband's example, and like him
to deferve a prifon. Early the next morning this
woman, who had formerly been the wife of a fervent
in the family, took Mr. Cranmer out to ride, and con-
trived to have a deice waiting in a back lane. She
brought him to town ; but where the had fecreted
bins, or to what place he had been fince carried, was
at prefent wholly unknown. The Learned Connie'
contended that this was an impudent and grofs de.
lance of the authority of the Court, in the exercife
of its gnardianfilip over lunatics. The Committee of
the petfon of Mr. Cranmer was not a&ually appoint-
ed at the time this aft of Violence was committed;
but the Mafter's report, approving of a Committee
of the lunatic and his aye, was now in Court, and
his Lordfltip would no doubt confirm it immediately.
The lunatic was, however, conlidered to be in cu/u.
tia legia the infant alter the verdift of the Jury, and
was unqueftinnably at the &timid of the Court.—
There were two ways of proceeding in this cafe.—
The one was by Habeas Cot pus, the other by ap.
plying to his Lordthip for an order, ditching Mrs.
L. Vinton to deliver over this Gentleman to the Com.
mittee of his pert.n. The latter was the application
which it had been thought proper to ad. pt.
Loan Cr area Lena —There can be no doubt with
regard to what I have to do. I.et the report ap-
panting the Committee be immediately confirmed. I
order further, that this woman, or whoever elle has the
poffefflon of the lunatic's perfon, do forthwith deliver
him to the Committee. If there fhould he any diffi-
culty in perfonally (crying this order, I will take care
that it !haft he made avadabie in another way. i

COURT or RIND% BENCH. IRELAND.
PIACII•U13117, in probilitisa, IP. IMAM.
Laft term the Court et King's Bench decided the
mode In long depending and agitated in different
refpeeting the Jurifthetiun of the Court of
Admiralty in Carafes of Salvage, which has now been
e11ah1,11,.: I by the unanimous opinion of the Four
ju.ig,, of the King's Bench.
.I.hc qiieftion mule upon the Selvage of the Dente.

rara and cargo; ennllfling of coffee, cotton, linear,
&c. valued at 30,0001. the property of Dancan MAC
Naught and others, and which was laved under the
following circtonttances :
On the 19th of January, 1804, the Chip was dtiven
by firers of weather urn the coaft of Ireland, and
was Rrinded on the Wicklw Banks, her rudder was
torn off, and leveret holes made in her hull ; the
crew then deferted her, leaving one black man on
board. The veffel afterwards drifted off, and was
carried northwards by the wind and current. In
the evening of the aid January, the was feen off
the eoaQ of Strangford, by Daniel Blair. who pro-
cured feventeen men and three boats ; and at eight
the following morning got on board, put his men to
the pump, let fome of the fails in order ; and the tide
not anfweling for Strangford Bar, and the wind
being at S. S. W. he tacked to windward, Rood
farther out to lea, and after fome time made an
effort to reach the harbour of Strangford, which
proved ineffeetual : for want of a rudder, he Shaped
his comic for Ballyhotnan Bay, where the ferret was
brought to an anchor, and in fome hours after was
taken poffellion of byWm. Holey, Collator of Strang
ford. Capt. Blair now made a claim for falvage on
behalf of himfelf and his crew ; but afterwards hi--
peeing that fomething unfair was intended, he aban-
doned tnat claim, and repaired to Dublin for advice ;
in purfuance of which he inflituted a fnit in the Court
of Admiralty againit the laid (hip, upon a claim of
Weep. The perfons concerned for the Owners of
the (hip immediately applied to the Court of Chan•
cery for a prohibition to prevent the Court of Admii
ratty from entertaining the reale, on the ground,
that the Statutes ciliated selpeCting Salvage had de-
prived that Court of any jurifdietion upon the Cub.
ice ; and that Blair had retorted to thofe Statutes,
by preferring a claim which was adjuQed by twoMa-
gillrates; who bad awarded a funs of taool. which
was an ample and liberal compenfation.
Accordingly Lordßedefdale granted a prohibition:
but the cafe being brought again before his Lordlhip
and the manner in which the lzool. was diltrihuted
being ezplained, by which it appeared that tool. had
been awarded to the Collator ; tool. to a Clergy.
man ; 6o guineas to the Collator's Clerk, and va-
rious other fume to other perfons, not one of whom
had been inflrumental in Caving the veffel, nor joined
in any claim, while so guineas only were awarded to
Captain Blair, ands guineas to each of his men • the
Chancellor thought the whole proceeding a mockery
and difgraee to juftice, and let afide the prohibition.
An application was then made to the Court of
Ring's Bench for a prohibition in the name of Mac-
Naught ; and the Court thinking it a matter of fome
difficulty, ordered him to declare in prohibition,
which he did. Several pleas were filed on the part
of Blair ; thefe were followed by replications, then
demurrers, and an iffue was lent to be tried at the
laft Down Afflict, viz. " whether the valet was in
, danger of being (trended or run on (bore at the time
i Blair went to her Alliance?" The Jury found, "that
the veffel would have been run on Shore, had (he not
been boarded by the Defendant Blair, and that at
the time he went to the aCGßance of the veffel, fhe was
in danger of being (trended and run on (Lore."
Upon this vet diet and the iffues in law, joined by
the demurrers, the cattle came on to be argued lall
term, and was debated at confiderable length by
. Meas. Joy and &rams, for the Plaintiff', the
l owners, and by Meths. RAI/CIA/FL and RIDGIIMAY
, for the Defendant, the Salvor.
On the 17th June, the Court gave the following
, judgment unanimoufly in favour of the Defendant :
Lord Chief jullice Dowels Rated the pleadings,
sad the fevers! AEts of Parliament which had been
relied upon. The quellion upon the whole of the
Record was " whether the Court of Admiralty was
nulled of its jitrifdiffion by the operation of the
Acts of Salvage? upon the conflrution of thefe
Statutes it was manifest that the objet of the Le-
giflature was, that the owner of the (hip fhoultl be
put, as fpeedily as poflible, into polfefflon of his
property fared; at the Lame time that the falvor
(hould have a (Pettily mode of adjufling his claim
for falvage, and afcertaining its amount ; but there
are no ezprefs words depriving the Court of
Admiralty of its JulifdiAion, nor dbes any infe
rence rife to that arc& That the Admiralty had
jurifdition antecedent to thefe Statutes cannot be
doubted, and the fame Statutes, with fume varia-
tions, have been enated in England ; yet it never
was held that the Court of Admiralty there was
nutted. Thee ate feveral cafes where of neceflity
the jurifdittinn molt remain. If the Salvager parts
with the putfetrion, hi, common law lien is gone, and
he is without a remedy, lave in the Admiralty; for
if he lodged a claim, and had it adjulted by two Ma-
gillrates, Hill there would remain the neccfflty of re.
forting to aeother'Court to carry the adjudication of
the Magiarates into alai. There is no provifion in
the frith natures by way of execution ; whereas, in
the Englilh (Witte), after a claim is adjufled, the Offii
cers of the Cullom, in whole polfellion the (hip re
mains, may raile money upon the (hip, and nut of that
pay the falvage. There is no fuels provifion here ;
and yet that, nntwithflanding that infinitely Ilronger
provifion, the Statutes thc,e were never confidered as
nulling the Admiralty Court a fortiori ; the Statutes
here Mould not be fu conitrued, where there is no
fuch remedy. It may be fail, that upon an adjudi-
cation of the quantum by the NlAgillralcs, an ation
will lie in the common Law Com% to recover the
amount ; but it it will, fee the difficulty which i, put
upon the party. In many cafes the owner may be a
foreigner, out of the jurildietion, and therefore there
could be no poffible remedy againd him; there would
be no lien upon the 111:p, for the pidfillion is out of
the claimant. At common law he could not proceed
he rna ; but in the Admitalty he may attach the !hip
itfell. and that Court has power to relieve by fade i
the (hip, if jollier requires it ; and therefore, lo far
from laying that the jurifdielian of the Admiralty is
culled, there arc Itrtaig reatints for its continuance,
and it mull cliff in many cafes to give the party the
benefit of an adjudication. In the prefent cafe, the
party appeared up,n the record to be out of poffcf-
Cum ; that he claimed—that an adjudication was
made—but the Plaintiff did not thew that the claim-
ant was paid, or that he had auy othor remedy to
procure payment. The Magillrates would give no
ezectflion, and therefore there was no remedy but in
the Admiralty Court.

In thi►upinion. Mr. Mice DAY, Mr in nice DALT,
and Mr. Janice Omni*, concurred, and judgment
was siren ter the Defendant.