Star.
London, England, 1807-12-07 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, DECFMBER 6.

Sailed the FRANCHIIIi and AMIABLE frigates, nu'
a cruize. Arrived the Csasna gun 'brig, Lieutenant
Rowe, from acr nize. Yetierday morring, a cutter
privateer was older ved in the r (hug. Admiral Rus-
SELL havinr, by fignal,, ordered out cruisers, the
immediately altered her cwirle, and (leered for the
Dutch coati —Wind S. W.

The Nymph, SALMON. arrived at Dundee on the
intl. She failed fiom Kifi4 (it. the r 3th ult. ;from
the Sound, with convoy, the 23.1 ; and parted tame
day in a pie in the Cattegat. Captain SALMON
bronglit a fhort letter, of which the following is an
extradl

" RIGA. NOV. [2.
" We hive only time to fzy, char yt !Imlay an order came from
St Pt telfburg!i, that all mat ham (hip, of whatever nation. that
were not failed in five days, would not be permitted to (level*
Roth Captains Patrick and Salmon would not wait for more, and
are now cleared out."
A Dundee Ihip, flax loaded. WAS captured at Co.
penhagen, and come Ulcers had Irk Riga neatly in
ball:.(1.

The Fortitnde, TVA CAN, arrived at Grangemouth Right Hue. Gentleman, at the iSlZOllilellt rifle and h :card of his
owsi nibs had he 13Ct been convineedthat he would be indenmitied
On IVediteftlay from Hnll, was run on board of, off
by the Ctinunittee at Huttioes. bond, it world appear, had de
the Staples. by the Nancy, WATT, of and for Mont. ranted Modell as a Member of that Committee ; but the Get was
tile. from -Sundt eland, with enals and. cordage, when not fo •He called - 1
the Nincy immediately funk—the crew Paved. The Mr. jowl Fruit, who fald Bond was not a member of Mr. She- 1
Ftto I itetde received but little damage. • ridatiai ledlionCommittee. Hc himfelf had the einiduel and toper- ;
iutcutlance of the lafthlettion confided to his care, and had hegiven
A Litt 4 Captains, whole wails were detained at any aushosity to the plaintiff to ..pen his haute, he Ibould have
Kongtherg, in Niirway, previous to the loth ult. viz. takes* We to have paid him. Thomplim„ he added, had applied f
'.;mes Ogilvie. of the Olive Branchof Kincardine t. Robert 1 repeatedly to him, and reprefeuted that he had twelve liledore at i
'::cur, Hope, of Ayr; Hugh MsEwing, Friends. of dott.:_j Wil. his command. ready to poll for Mr. Sheridan. Mr.: Froft defirLd
Liam Camplwit John Robert. of Al:kr:leen ;S. Johttßon, Crowe; 1 hhu to take a ftsg and hi iug them up He t,ok the flag, but he
.11 Bre dhurghl John Weigbinn, ifabella, of 141.. %Olney; John believed none of the prumifed Eleet ors appeared at the Hollings. i
Prom n: Akure ~,,, trY. of Irwin : William Stafford, Martha, of , The Ael oit N LT. GE N ERA r. maintained, that this lalt evidence
:mob Slick!, ; William Stalker, klizahsth, of Crail ; B. gave him an indifplitable claim on the defendant.
NI Kenzie, Laudon, of Ullapote ; William Brown, Counrels of : I,ord I- 1. LENIIOROVGII, in a cliferiminating charge pointed out ,
Kentytt, Fraz:rherg ; Samuel Moody. Apollo, of Aleniouth ;.•-• i the dittimftne.s of law a., they governed the cafe. This was an
WilNam Bentley. Jew, of Newbury ; John Pantos, Ins, of Blake.. utidatakiog t 4 defray the expenses of certain Voters, for being
ray ; David Wood, Jrao. of Stout haven ; William Bruck, Hound, I acconinto-ited with the ufe of a room and refl.( flimente If it
4:- Liverpool; jam Pinitems, Robert, of Maryport ; Thomas was what the eafe teemed to indicate, from the Whole of the evi•
‘Torino, Glory, of Chtpllow ; Daniel Wait, Friends, of Mon. ! de:m.o.—an undertaking by the defendant to pay this expense for
^.,:t ; Robot Elliott. Friends. n 1 Shield.; John Blues, A dive, of . the Committee—then it was an undertaking to pay the debt of
`,l....trni, 1 I homes Stockell. Hazard, of Hull ; Thomas Coombs, another ; and as that undertaking was not in writing, it was void
~.;,c,.: J..bn Peados), of ditto, George Hodgfon. Bitepialer, of by the Statute of Frauds. But if any part of it was the perfonal
•v.:d.tlard ; John Coraford,olditto ; John Credo, Dolphin, of . expellee of the dxfaidaut, then his iinehrtakiog was good to the
.durhutgli —ln all 27. , extent of that ',atonal es pence ; and the jury would give the foot L
I'hiee conv,•ys left the Synnd 'he zoth November, ; which they would appropriate to thole pare:nal txpences, but no
for London, Hull, and Leith ; st ind S.E. On the ' '
1 :The Jury deliberated tome time, and found a Verdid for the
2 1 il, about 3o fail put into Gottenburgh. : plaintitr—Damage rel.
About so fail more were ring into Gottenburgh ! MADDOX 0 RIIMPST2R.
~r, the 241 h November, as the packet came out. The 1 The Plaintiff was a Captain of Marines and Agent for Marines,
at Portfmouth. A Captain Hart was defirous of opening an ac-
(teen, Feast Ma, (vim London to Gottenburgh, WIIA
i count with him, having had foniedifpute with the Defendant, who
aim in Gottenburgh. ! was his formal agent. Upon changing an agency, it is otos! for
The Adventure, MeBalDR, from the Clyde for ; the new agent to pay up the balance of the former agent. When
'dallies, WAS loff on the 4th °Bober, on Cape Breton. the account was opened with the Plaintiff, the Defendant called
Crew laved. 'on the Plaintiff's ft.,eiit in town, and was paid 101. as a balance :
1
- he afterwards calked on Mr Rice, of the houfe of Abraham; aed
The Alarm, Sri 'wens. from Cork for Liverpool I • . •
. I ; Rice, who were agents fur the Plaintiff, in London, and demand.-
41011 on Boilis, and all the crew. i ed 601. for a bill, which he bad accepted for Mr Hart. Rlie then
The 01 i..rt, BLANCH* RD, frum Peter thumb for told him that he would pay it when due, or when he. the Defeo-
I.Pntion, is Blended on Gothland. dant, had paid It. But it was not ufual to pay in advance. He'
, afterwards called when Mr Abrahams wile= home, and demanded
The Catharine Dorothea, --, from London for of him t sok for balances due from Capt. Hart, and Bated the items.
.i.e Baltic, is Branded hear Holmnadt,and two thittli.- including the 6cl Upset corraipooding with MrMadden, it appear-
•.; ;he cargo fared. etl that Mad the dekusiont bed accepted the Bill, it was overdue,
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and in fad! had been cancelkd by Capt. Hart. Mr. Rice then caned
upon the defendant to fettle this difpute, and be told him that he
was WIT, and could not look over his vouchers; but be would
either get the bill for him. or let him have the money. Rice after-
wards celled, and the defendant Nes iniftEd-Upon not giving up
the bill without an indtmnity. •
The ATT. 'NCI GENERAL now in6fled that the defendant was
entitled to an indemnity.
Lord ELLtuaneoecu now faid;that it titbit he ennlidered that
it WAS not Hart's money. hut the money of the plaintiff, that the
defendant had ;pat poifellion of. Ile bad procured it alfo under a
mereprefentation: he hal Rated it to be due for a balance, when
in fact it was only an acceptance to which he was liable. Under
there drcumflances, he thought that the defendant bad no right to
an indemnity front dic pltintqf
Vcrdid for the plaintiff—damages 601.

JOHN FRANKLIN V. JAMES cntwit.
Mr. GAR KOW, fur ele Plaintiff, raid that his client had fent a
valuable hunk to graze in the fields of the Defendant; that inftead
of allowing the animal to remain in repofe on the grounds, the
Defendant thought lit to work him, and one day, in endeavourit.g
to catch him for that ptirpofe, he was driven about until he fell,
difluerted his (boulder, and the wound mortifyi.•g, he loon after-
wards died. For the value of the hurfe this adliun tea• brought.
Several witneffes devoted, that t a horfe was worth 24 or as
guineas, notwithit.:Ading he had loft'one eye.
Ellis, a difeharged (*errant of the Defendant related the particu-
lars of-the accident. The bode had been drawing hay all day,
and *as turned into the field. he Defendant, finding lime poles
were neccffary to protect his tick, ordered that the bode fhould be
tackled again to the cart to fetch them. The mailer and five or
fix other pcxfons-hunted him from field to field until the liorfe
fell ; and as he ro`e the (boulder was diflocated, and alter a toll
uegledt of four or five days, and a violent inflammation and tumour
arifing, the horfe died the following day.
Mr. l'..'x in crors examination..—Q2' You are fetch an innocent
loeking cow rt y fellow, that I dare fay you were never in a Court
of Jultire before ?"—A. (After much hefttation and hammering)
I thinks 1 have been in a Court before."

Q.." Was it in Wellmililler or fumcwhere at a great building
near Ludgate hill ?"—A. " 1 believe it we• at the 011 Bailey."
Did you, my friend, Rand in the witnefq box ycu do
now ?"—A. (I'..iiiEng for a contiderable time) " Oh, Sir, 1 flood
in a hux."

Q. Yes, Sir, it was in the wrong box ?—" For all that I was as
iminct lit as 1 ant nrw."

Mr. PARK thortly addrelTed the Jury Elating, that by agree-
ment the MC tlai.t Was ..1111)VICd to employ the horfe while he
wa. at val..; in whieki he was fuppotted by his wittufs.—Ver..
did wai fousul for the Plaintiff.