Star.
London, England, 1807-02-13 00:00:00

HABEAS CORPUS.

Sir VICARY GIBBS moved for an Habeas Corpus
to bring up William Sudds, otherwife Budds, from
on board his Majay's (hip Winchefter at the Nore.
The affidavit Dated, that Sudds had refided at Cray-
ford, in Kent ; that he was enticed on board a fhip,
to be employed as a labourer, but was detained as
a feaman ; that he refuted to enter the fervice, and
was tent on board the Winchelter, where he Dill re-
mained.—Writ granted.

PORTER BREWERS.
After the Officer had doled the Term, the topple-
mental affidavits of the brewers were (fated to their
Lordfhips by the Crown Officer. The Court however
obferved, that the orders of the Court had not been
flriflly attended to, for though the parties !wore that
no innoxious ingredients were infufed into the beer by
the brewers, after brewing, yet they had not !worn,
that the beer they delivered to the Public was pure
malt and hops. The Attorney faid filch an affidavit
could be filed, but the Court obferved, that it was
too late, the parties mutt come next tetra.

COURT.OF COMMON PLEA& •

CLARK V. CLARK.
Mr. Serjeant BEST !hewed caufe againfl a Rule of
Mr. Serjeant Shephenrs, on an application for a fet-
off of coils in two actions. It was Dated, that the
Plaintiff in this cafe had been ruined by the Defendant
and another named Brown, Who illegally made him
a bankrupt, which bankruptcy was frnce reverfed by
the Lord Chancellor. The Plaintiff was, however,
in confequence of an allegation,, that he had acqui•
efced in the bankruptcy, nonfuited in an action of
trover which he brought againfi the Defendants.
The Learned Serjeant produced affidavits to fhew
that the Defendants were incompetent to reflore the
value of the goods fold under the illegal commilrmn
of bankruptcy, and that though they were at this
moment indebted to the Plaintiff more than a thou-
fand pounds, yet if they were allowed this fet-off, it
would be putting the amount (upwards of 401.) into
their pockets, while the Plaintiff would be defrauded
of his jun claims otroore than twenty times that turn.
Mr. Serjeant SHE
.erusen argued againft the prece-
dent of alloWing claims of a different nature to be
ingrafted on the common praaice of fetting jtidgmeLt
againft judgment ; but the Court being of opinion that
juttice required its being done in particular calor as
in the preterit, the Rule was difcharged.

CONTEMPT OF COURT.
An application was made for John Kindon to be
difcharged from Confinement, he having been imps
toned nearly four years in Worctiler for a'contemi t
of Court. It appeared that. /at had.charged a poor

triclimt with 31. for a copy of a 0i11,e03 he noir 1,6;
knowledged that no fuch will ever exiiled.
Court were of opinion that foch an applicati 'n cc'
not be received on the lalt day of Term, and ordered.
it to be moved on the fit it day of next Term.

MARRIED.
On the toth inft. Captain Irvine. or the 6th Dragoon nuard,,
Fon of the late Right Hon Genera' Sir John Irvine, K. U to 644
Antrohus. only daughter and heirefs of the late John Antrobn.
Efq. of Grove Houle, near Knutsford, in the county of
On Thurfday hft, at Newark. Mr. Powell, furgeon, of gating.
hall-ftreet, to Mifs A &well, cond daughtet ut Mr. Mined,.
furgeon, formerly of Coleman •111-!os.
Monday, the Rev. E. Merriman, A; M. Fellow (4 Magdalen
College, Oaf rd, to Mira Hannah Dyer, daughter of the late Mr
S. Dyer, of I aR Woodhay, Hants.
At Bauff, the' 29th ult. Francis Gordan, advocate ill Al:redact,
to Mils fir. Gordon, Weft daughter of James Gordon, Ely,
merchant in Banff.

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