Star.
London, England, 1804-02-15 00:00:00

•Mt7MaCT /MOW TOS NOIIIITH OF TIM TRIM.:

Serjeant Tear, the faller' (wore co his oath. that
Captain D'Esraaaa abufedhim a good deal by re.
peatedly damning him in the Coffee Room. Lieut.-
nuns Foam, Robyn% Cote, DIFFIIII" and PITT.,
in their evideace have proved. that Capt. D'Esstaas
did not even ones damn or abate tiletrane TAIT, in
any manner whatever. Theft Officers have alto
fworn.thet they were at the time alionithed at Captain
D'Earsaas's forbearance and amines towards Ser.
jeant Taar's infolence and contempt.

laA weak, a Court-martial was held at Hull, an a
private belonging to the Hull and County Volun-
teers, charged with intoxication ands breach of duty:
he was found guilty, and farmed to receive one
hundred lathes; but in conflderatioo of this being the
firft offence committed finest the formation of the
Corps, the Commanding Officer of the &Aria has
been pleafed to remit the ponifhments with a (citable
charge spina Poch praiffices for the future.
The Migillrates of Surrey have returned Mr.
Detester 61.65. 6d. the amount of the diarefs levied
upon him for non-payment of his fine.
Lao, W .—A melancholy occur once took
place at Brighton, on Saturday night. A few mi-
nutes after nine o'clock, a cry of fire was heard
about the vicinity of the Steyne, and a crowd of,
people, in the greaten confternation, were prefently
afftenbled on the Lawn. The night was exceedingly
dark, but by the light of the lamps, volumes of fmoke
were loon difcovered to Woe from the houfe of Lady
Wilting! on the North Parade. In an intent the
crowd removed to that quarter, many of whom en-
tered the Wilding, whence, not long after, Lady
W , nearly lifelefs, her muffin diets much con-
fumed by fire, and herfelf fhockingly injured, was,
borne by leveret gentlemen, to the hook of a Lady
in the neighborhood. One of the town engines had
by this time arrived, which was preparing to play
on the houfe, when exclamations from within that
the flames were happily extinguilhed, prevented its
being made ufe of I and the confluence of people af-
fembled faun after began to difperfe. The alarm we
find, was necalioned by the &hes of her Ladylkip's
drefs having unfortunately caught the flame from the
grate in the bed room, into which the had bat a few
minutes before entered, when her Ladyfliip, to ex-
tingiiith it, endeavoured to wrap the bed curtains
tightly round her, which taking fire alto, the con-
flagration loon extended to all parts of the room.—
Shrieking dreadfully, her Ladylhip now bad recourfe
to the bell, which the rang with great violence, and
her domeflics intently battened to her relief. The
cry of fire now refounded from different parts of the
building ; a crowd affemblesl, as before fpecified,
but not before her Ladythip had been rekued from
her deplorable fituation by the united efforts of her
domain. The fire in the room, however, appeared
to acquire additional flrength anJ fury; the moll
melancholy apprehenfions were entertained ; and her
I.adylhip was confequently removed to a friend's
houfe in the neighbourhood. The utmoll confuflon
now for fume time prevailed ; the timely application
of water, p:ocured in pails, however, at length hap-
pily fitcceedcd in lubduing the flame, ere it had
fpread to any other part of the houfe. The bed fur-
niture, the window curtains, the toilette, the bed,
the counterpane, Re. were all totally confumed to
tinder ; and had not the inner thuttera of the room
fortunately been doled, which preferred the glafs,
and prevented the current of air from entering, which
mutt otherwife have forced its way into the apart-
ment, the whole of the edifice, and probably others
' adjoining, as the wind blew extremely brifk and
fleas, had hcen entirely defiroyed. Lady W
has received Co much injury from this truly fhocking
cataftrophe, and we are extremely concerned to Rate,
it is the opinion of Donor B D. and Meffrs.
Hatt and Cur, who attend her Ladythip, that her
recovery is cstremely doubtful. Her Ladythip's
Bother, whole activity on the occafion deferves the
louden porde. was much burnt about the hands and
arms in relining her I.adythip from the flames ; the
condott of Mr. joins Howes of that place, is alto
deferring
.of public thanks, as to him, in a great
meafure, is attributed the alined miraculous prefer-
vation of the other part of the provoke from the ea•
croachatent of the dcrourias element.

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Before the Mon Noble end Right Hon. the Lords
Coramitfioners of Appeals in Prize Caufest
The Commerce--Neall mailer. (An Appeal
from St. Vincent's). This was a further proof cate.
It appeared that the vat!, laden with a cargo of
fugar' was captured in the profecution of her voyage
from Guadeloupe to Salem. Their Lordfisipt re-
Bored the ihip and cargo as claimed.
The Aurora—Dickfon mailer. (An Appeal hotel,
Jamaica). This Otip. laden with a cargo of wine
almonds. perfumery, Boar, and various other 'racks,
on a voyage from Portfinouth, in V nia. to Car-
thagena was captured on the 11l of estuary ziloo.
by his hiajefly's Chips Trent Robert slier Otway,
Eq. Commander ; and Echo, Robert Philpot. Efq.
Commander, and carried to the Uland of Jamaica.
It appeared that the Judge of the Vke-Admiralty
.Cotart condemned the general cargo, bet relined
the gip and the flour. Their Lordthips.ia this cafe.
mitered the rea of the iropetty as claimed.
The annn—Hear make. (An Appeal from Ja-
maica). This flip, laden with a cargo aprotifloos
and dry goods, on her voyage from &omen to Co-
racoa, was captured on the sd of 011ober,
by his Majeteneumed (chooser Pickle, and private
flip of war t. and carried into the
• Jamaica, the cargo was duly proceeded
egos* &sprigs.
' The cargo, in this cafe. was reacted, with freight
and waxes. to the neutral matter, to be a charge
on the cargo.
The Orios—Steeenfon mailer. (An Appeal from
Jamaica). • This American fawner, laden with a
cargo °lease, fopr, cotton, isolates, and a quest-
city of platter of Paris. on a voyage from Ant Cayes
to Philadelphia, was captured on the tla of Aug.
ty9s, by his Majely's Sip Adventure, William
Chticott, Efq.Coonseader. and carried to the Wand
of Jamaica.
In this cafe their Lerdlltip radiated the flip and
platter of Paris, end diradied further proof to be
made of the tel of the cargo, within nine months.
The Frederielchaw mater. The peopertyb is,
this eels. was "shored as Aimed.

COURT OP ICING'S WICK z 4.
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The Plaintiff, by the hsaawty of the Defendant,
had, Trim the fituatiost of Corporal sad Serjeant,
been affifted with money, to obtain the warrant of
Qgarter•Malter i and this scion was brought toob-
tam the amount of a note of 5• pintas, with M-
urree, which, it appeared in midmost had bean paid
by the Defendant.
Colonel Dearing de fed. that his brodsmorseer.
in the Romney Light (the peeress Delta-
dant) had sot only paid the amount of the Paid note
but 4o guineas additional, in behalf of the Plaintiff,
who had been tried by a Court Martial, and driven
from the (mice. _ _ _

Mr. Goes. on the part of the Plaintiff. elate-
veered to repel this evidence. by referring thefe items
to a regimental account t which Mr. nsatma was
cambia to countervail. by the explicit teffinsany of
Colonel Dearing. Plaintiff noafuited.

PUGH LID HASP V.
This anion was brought for the amount of s7l. Is.
for goods, with which the Plaintiffs, in their borate('
as glaffmen, had fupplied the Defendant. Among
the articles was a tulip bowled goblet, of great
beauty, a pair of decanters of cut glafs, at the ea-
pence of al. tos. sad a large Grecian lamp. of the
price of se guineas. It teems the Defendant had
paled Ixrklfoff for a dolling widows told the Plain-
tiffs Ile bad engaged a Iplendid maa6on lately
ereited on the Duke of Bedford's date. and by this
contrivance the go♦ the goods fent to the hoofs of
her mother.in.law.

Mr. 1;;;;Ie, for the Plaintiffs, to fubliantiate the
debt, tailed witneffes, who depofed to the delivery,
and to the value of the articles. He °Verret!, that
when the Plaintiffs applied for their money, (the
Defendant anfwered that the found the had been
dealing with a parcel of paltry tradelinen. She ob-
jected to forest items in the account, and Paid, if they
did not feel themfelvcs fatitfied under the exercife of
a little patience, they might refort to bee hatband,
Mr. Clarke. _ _ _ _ _

Mr. GMIROM, for the Defendant, prodnced the
parilh book► from the, church of St. Pancras, by
which it appeared, that the marriage had taken
place on the 19th of May t 792, and brought Mrs.
Farquhar to prove, that although the Gentleman
and Lady had been feparated tome years, the con-
jugal ail-talons having tubficled, yet that the huiband
was Rill alive.

Lord ELLlPlsoitovoii.—a If the hnfband be alive
at the time the anion is commenced, it is a fulficient
defence. That Idt has been proved."—Plaintiff
nonfulted.