Star.
London, England, 1803-03-03 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, MaRCII I.

The Patscs's harriers threw off yeflerday near
Portfdale Windmill. The weather was extremely
mild and favourable ; the field, howc err, was not
very numerouuly attended, nor was the fpnrt very
good. Otte hare only, after a fhort tun, fell a vic-
tim to her purfuers.
The Bonaparte packet. which I mentioned in a
former letter ashaving been feized by the Cullom-
houle Officers, an 1 conveyed into Shoreham har-
bour, has been since relealed. The contraband
articles which occailoued the capture confided of
black and white Lice, the property of one of the
paffengers, on whole affidavit the packet was re-
flared to the owners. The boat belonging to this
veffel, which fume weeks a.;ts was fcized for bring.
ing afhore a trifling part of the packet's lea flock,
is not yet given up.
Lord Tots isorom, we are lorry to nate, has
for loose days pail been COltilled to his apartments
on the South Parade, by a very fevere fir of the
goat.
The PltttiCE of WALES, it is now confidently
afferted, enlivens this place with his pretence at
Eager. Colonel Li ;on, from Carlton-Houfe,
ar-
rived here to-day ; during his flay he fojournt...at
the Pavilion.

Among the lailfAionable arrivals here are the
Marchionefs of BATH, the Rev. E. Nat% the
Mon. Mr. Ponsaor, Mr. T. WYATT, &c.

DIP•RTORISMIrS llama, Mr. Jos. Jaime,
and the Rev. Mr. BOARD.

Lady KvtanTLar and family fit off for the
Metropolis at the cad of the weds.

L All/ INTELLMENCE.

COURT OF KING'. BENCH, MARCH s.
MESSITER V. COOPER.

This aBion was brought by the Plaintiff, Mr.
Metliter...who is a refpeftable Attorney,againft Mr.
Cooper, the Defendant, who is a (table keeper, liv-
ing in Piccadilly, for refuting to permit him to
travel in a port chaife, which he had hired to go to
Hounflow. The Plaintiff's luggage had been fat-
tened on the chaife, and he and his companions
had taken their feats. _ _ .

The Gentlemen who travelled with the plain-
tiff (wore, that after they were in the chaife, the
defendant's fervants came to them, and demand.
ed 18s. for the hire. The plaintiff refuted to pay,
Paying it was an ezorbitavt demand. The ogler
then demanded t6s. t—that was alto refuted.—
Cooper then came and abufed the plaintiff, and
called him a blackguard, (windier, &c. and (wore
he ()mid not have the chaife at all. The plaintiff
1 and his friend, being anxious to proceed on their
journey, tendered him one guinea, and defired
him to take for the hire of his chaife. This he re-
futed to do, and dared the driver to take the chaife
into the yard, and throw the luggage out, which
was done, and the plaintiff was obliged to procure
a chaife at another place.
Six witneffts from the (tables were called by the
defendant, who (wore that it was ufual to pay for
the chaife before they Pet out, and that it was the
conilant cultom of Mr. Cooper to inlift on a pre-
vious payment, to prevent loffes by the driver be-
ing robbed, which frequently happened on that
road. They likewife (wore, that Cooper was
very grofsly abufed by the plaintiff, that no tender
had been made, and that the defendant behaved
himfelf very civilly and properly.
Mr. ERsKINP, Leading Counfel for the defen-
dant, contended that his client had a right to in-
fill on a previous payment.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH told the Jury, that he
thought an innkeeper had a right to infilt on a pre-
vious payment, if made before the traveller got
into the chaife; but if he fuffcred his luggage to
be admitted on the chaife, and the travellers to
take poffeffion of the chaile, without making a de-
mand, they had a right to proceed without a pre-
vious payment. With refpeft to the tender, the
evidence was contradielory ; but if they believed
the tender was made, he thought the defendant
had no ground of defence whatever. His Lord-
(hip left the whole cafe to the Jury, who found a
verdict for the plaintiff, for nominal damages.

THOMAS V. DAY.
This anion was brought by the plaintiffs, who
are (hip brokers, againit the defendant, who is a
warehoufeman, to recover the amount of 25).
which the plaintiffs had been obliged to pay by
one package of Iri(h linens being deteriorated,
which happened by the fault of the defendant.—
The plaintiffs fent by a carman fix packages of
Ira linens for the defendant's warehoufe, and
while one of them was on the defendant's crane,
for the purpofe of getting it into the warehoufe,
it fell into the (tree, owing to the infirm (tate of
the package, and was damaged to the amount of
agl. the fum for which this anion was brought.-;-
This lofs was proved beyond all doubt, but on the
part of the defendant it was contended, it was
owing to the obflinacy of the carman the lots hap-
pened, becaufe they offered him flips to fecure the
packages, but he refilled to accept of them. He
being the agent for the plaintiffs, they were an-
fwerable for his ass.

Lord ELLE,' soeouall, in his addrefs to the Jury,
obferved, that this aftion was brought to recover
the amount of the lots which had been fuflained
by one of there packages of Irifh linen falling into
the flreet, and being wetted. The queftion molt
material to be decided, and which was a queftion
of law, was, whether the goods in queftion were
in the cuftody of the warehoufeman at the time
the lots happened ? If a carman brought there
goofs from a (hip, or from any houfe, he continu-
ed the agent of the perfons who fent the goods, up
to the time the warehoufeman began to intermed-
dle with them. It was the duty of the warehoufe.
man to bring care, (kill, and proper materials in
the execution of his bufinefs. He ought not to
have taken the judgment of the carman. It was
flared the carman had retried to ufe the proper
means of getting dick goods fafely warehonfed.
If he would not ufe the flips that were offered
him, the warehoufeman, who was refponfible the
moment thee goods got upon his tackle, ought
nr.t to have taken charge of them. Inftead of that,
h: takes charge of the good:, pays the carman,
and lets him gb away : he takes every thing on
in
to
the After that period thefe linens fall
the ftreet and get wet. The evidence was contra.
didory : though his Lordihip was clearly of opi-
nion it preponderated in favour of the plaintiffs.—
It would be for the Jury ultimately to pronounce
on the credit of the witneffes on both fides. His
Lordatip (unsaved up the evidence, u far as it re-
lated to the lots, and told the Jury the linens had
fold for ssl. lefs on account of their deterioration.
Verdia for plaintiff—Damages 351. cos. gd.
LASOINT V. MAXWILL,
' This *Rion was brought againft Colonel Max-
well, oa a Bill of Exchange for 44201. cos.
This bill was drawn by a Mr.Blogg.of Pall-mall,
now a bankrupt. on the Colonel, who accepted it
merely with a view to accommodate the drawer ;
he not having received one (billing of coolideration
for his acceptance. Mr. Whalley, partner to Mr.
Blogg, got hold of it, and indorfed it to a Mr. Al.
pinal, who, two days before it came due, indorfed
it to the Plaintiff No perfon that held this bill
before the Plaintiff would have maintained an ac-
tion upon it, as they had got it without confider-
ation ; tat the Plaintiff, who had taken it only two
Jays before its coming due, he thought, mull have
known the hillory of it. _

The drawer, on his crofs-eramination, being
Milted whether he was not then an uncertificatea
bankrupt t anfwered that he was not lure whether
the Lotd Lltancellor had yetf=d his certificate
or not. Said he to the Coon Have you any
other impertinent queflion to Mk me r'
Lord Es.ssasoaourso told this witnefs that he
behaved in a very reprebenfible manner. The
Learned Counkl bad a nen to a& that Tuition,

FOR CHILBLAINS. RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES. Re.

Dr. STiERS's OPODEIDDC.

'THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged
-11. to be fuperior to every Preparation of the Kind is the
Cure of Brulfcs„ Sprains, itheuntatifms Cramps, Numbed.,
and Stiffneis of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as
well as in re toting a proper Circulation to the Limb' when is
a Paralytic State. It Is alfn particularly ferviceabk fur ChIN
blains ; but to this Complaint it ibsuld be ditched, and up
plied warm.
On the Oath& of each Bettie of the Genuine Opodddoc is
paged a Stamp. in which are engraved thee Words F. New-
baY, No 4t, St. Pawl's." AU others are counterfeit.
Sold only by F. Plawaisr. at the Wareboufe fur Dolor
farness
er. Powder, No. 4g. in St. Parrs Chorch-yard, a few
from the Corner of Cheapfle. London; and, by his
appointment, by Mefirs. jebusit and Ca. Na sso, and J
Pidding. No 76, Oxford.llr..vt; J. Ware, Old bond-flreet;
Bailey and Co. Cieltfpur-Oreet ; J. Ward, hisddle-row, Hol-
born • T. Tun, Royal-Ezebange ; and %V. Clarke, B rough
W&rut. Price as. 6d. pee baskq indsiilng the Stamp, or
Sit kr 131.64.

1it0.3 .IND DR ACS IJ V. . •
AIIIA.:rt'NER. is Warited well ett.. •
and looriling Manttietory .in the t,
fituated upon a Navigable Elver, and La a veva tattpuim” h-
bourboosi in the North of England.. he tat.,tita are
and tin:.e(Huber i,,cnared by Atilt i. 41 L.Titki: .
10.0004. in addition to the prefent Potty, Ste. may be •.f ,l
to very great advantage, and with very little rid

Letter+, frum prtnc.pals only, to be aidna J, (poll r ad)
T. N. care of Mr. Tatter, N Wartvick-fguare, Leo mn.
he advance of the money into ell. ,ttatiaeft may be ettior
gradual, or aimed immediately.

• DROPSY. •
A I,t.,,EhSaPviEngCaTlonAgßtLimE,
,RinMieEt.4R,
withtp
i con iA7rl
Atimts
cs
and Asei rr.t,beinganxious to afford every pnifible fatistadien
to Inch as unfortunately labour under a limner Moder, de.
Gres thus publicly to inform them that after having beat
TURRI rimes tapped within fix weeks, and tithe etortoxs
(aces me Se ree ) 9f water taken eft he was veiledly mired-
by Mr. LOIN oo Rt, orSou thaniptoo-Dui Idings, 'Holborn I .cuto
don, (late Surgeon at Csbridge) where this Petit:nes Care, us
well as many other authenticated cane, may be W.... Talus.
N. B. No letters, toilets polt puid, will he receives!
DISFASF-S of the URETHRA and Certain COMI'I.ArbITS.
As role Proprietor of I)aran's celebrated Medi;
-I. cated Bougie and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR infanta that
Pubiic that he may a urual be confuted daily from 9to 3, me
his hot:fe No. 6, Frith+ beet, Soho, on Cites of Striding", Tne.
ftruStions, (fleets, rke. tee as well as Debility. and every did.
o der where feerecy is f s eff4ttial a rem* Me, that Mr. D. in
provided a fp dons Houfe, that every Petiole me, be born,
/need in a feparate apartment. Mr. U. has tor many gam
confined himld( to that department of Surgery, and fruits es-
tentive pratlice and the molt Battering ruceefa, he is enabled
Ito offer a method of cure mild, elle:micas, requiring no ma.
Rieman or reltraint in diet. and preventing the potShility of a
hlapte. Perfects in the country Rating their calm fully, in a
letter, enelofing a one era two round outywili bsveproper re.
media fent to thy amount. For the various fymptonts, Ike.
fee Mr. Dafour's Treat& on the above comp'aints, pace as. ter.
the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, C own mutt. Soho g
H.D. Symonds, Paiernofter-row; and of he Author.
To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM-,
'1 'HOUGH the great Sir Edward.Huile Wed to
fay, that " the Gout was the Opireetrion Maficeeaver....
• that is, in plain Englilla—" the Difgraec of the ramie,'" and
• Dr. IVard would mily admit of temp.:- try Mak( being Ohm*.
ale in a confirmed Rheumatlfm ; yet. . chafe bright La-
mina:ire of the N I,,heal World rife irons the dead, Dr. barons
is perfuaded, front never failing Experience, that 'het: afloat/-
mot at their Refurroftion. would be nothing totisat a,aslra.
thm at the miraculous Weds which have arifen two arm
Doles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL; which, in the molt ob-
ftinate Casa, have wroicht fuch wonderful Cures, that the
Gouty and Rheumatic will !settee-aide to Wets him and prey Gar
him, as its Inventor, as long as the remembrance of Heath
and Eafe r, ft 'red can pothbly be tenable on this fide the grave.
Lieut. \V. P.ARDOF., of his !staidly's Gun-Verel Frost bits&
Sir—lt is with infinite fatisiadion I acknowledge the excel-
fence of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely reiteved me
from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contredion
of the Joints, which I have been afflided with upwards of ate. •
months. Be anted I !hell recommend your valuable Medi. • '
eines to the ittmolt of my power.-1 remain, Sir, your war •
obedient humble fereant. Lieut. W. PARDOL.
Plymouth Dock,vjuly 31, ace.
JOHN HOG% OOD, late fervent to Mr. V. Simpron.of he
Role Inn, Sittingbourn; was for a len;th of time molt imam
rably afllided with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap-
proached to paralytic,to fuch a degree as to deprive him athe
entire ufe of lain limbs, which rendered hint incapable cloak-
ing or followinmhis bufinefs; in this debilitated Rae be applied
to feeeral of the molt eminent of the Faculty without *perk.
tracing the haft Rodeo of benefit ; but by being ftimarly re-
commended by revere' of his friends to Dr. Brodeur's Nervosa
Cordial, ptuvhafed at Mr. John Bernard's, bookfeller, fiftetag-
hewn, is now perfaftly reflood to his former health sad vi
gour, Is enabled to follow his beifinds as atud without lean
the lean fymptoms of the above complaint, and is sow eozeim
man to Mr. Nigh. Saxton, proprietor of the Sitelnebotren coach.
JOHN HOGWOOD.
Witneffes to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simpfoa, Matter of
the Rofe Inn, Sittingbourn; Mr. John Barnard Beath:Bev.
The Botanical Syrup and Raorative N areas Cordhl,te to
had at the Dodoes horde, No. 9, Albion-Amt. 7 doors &ea
the Leveret:a Marcum, Surrey fide of fittekfriers.beidge, i.
bottles,: it. as. its. 6d. and 6e. ed. (rimy included) at Masa%
(late Cockelts) Medicine Wareltriae, 39e, tirrand ; Shaw and
Edwards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Beennand. No. tsft.
Bilbopfeatesftreet Without; W. Bidets. Primer aad Book,
feller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-ltreet, who
has received a large and fret fupply; Thompfon and Milk.
Caftle.ftrect; Broom, Tolzey; C. Routh. Bridge-areal
Reed and Sheppard, Briltol; Mayter and Crutweil, Seise
Mars. Goadby, Sherlsorne; Mr. italics, Gtmeetter; Mr.
Tymbs, Worcefter ; Mr. Trewman, 1. lath ;Swinney, Birm-
ingham; Spillbury and Co. Mary-that. Dublin; and by al
Printers, Booktellers, and Venders of Medidaes in the Throe
Kinedosns.
WHEN Proleffional Men 14 educatnin and rt.
fponfibility deviate from the general fyitan by the Le-
ledion of a peculiar Branch, the Candi= of long coininund
Need's is the belt criterion of firperiority.
Ten years have I devoted my pradiee to the *dative treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefehd relator
my plan gives me addidinal :Moue to oppofe RS far as 1 ass
able the ravages of there complaints which arc the mat *pore-
ant in the catalogue albumen infirmities.
After Initiation into. every branch as an Army Sanaa. I
funned a with at an early petiod of Pnftlee en refaselndiddn-
al+ trim the ignorance of smedueated Mrs, or the equally doo-
r gerou+ precipitancy of general Praditionere.
The THREE DISORDERS,to tine core dohich I have do.'
voted my reendon, campfire every At-, of VENEREAL.
INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long duratiaa.--saye
All kinds of DBBILITY, whether arifing from the bahits et
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that
rangement of the fyftem la Women which u called BAKKEN-
, NES:i or STERILITY.

Numerous difeafcs are the refult of ignorance or ttafte In Om
treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfragoantly hap-
pens that the Iced. of Life are poifoned tithe inglitcreson eon
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Inch complaint' sm
eauly cured, sod even where others have failed, I trait :hat I
may prefume to offer a radical re eltahlifinnent.
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Mirth In the
diforder, compared with the ee tami toms Stamina's et Mat, lobo
from Wallet= in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent
Gaieties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate at LUNN/
which Is the unavoidable confequ..occ of fuch pernicious balder
Where the unhappy (offerer Irr.sod• over his MN'? bat eare.
folly conceals his misfortune, it may be lime asufatatias for
him to knew, that although it he an object of doubt or 1110 Cir•
taint,' with other Praditimurs, the removal of •heic Dan.
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of many -tints se thearlaimo
meta of my elperienee. If the rites of &tech.., or Van* has*
begun to reduce manly vigour, much untidy vri:l be prevented
by en early counteradion f this languid hate, mud in theft
cafes no peat (*acuities *ill occur.
But w bete this dtfieieney hat fo years citified. a prom*
Perlyv trance is Indilpenfibly reeauifite to revive the flamburingt
(parks LOU and to roatinnate the Conititatlon,
MAR kith WOMEN, who have long been dirappobeted
In their etpulationa of a !Study, may he alLired, that Is moik
Inflames filth dde&. am curable by Medicaid:AL
The SECRECY which ieforrential to m y undertaltkm, 204
the Qualifications which I have prefnmcd tr Rate form thin
Bois of my prettneons, and in erseneklence with fool this
motion is given, that Mr. BR EE may be emfalted parfameg
(or by letters inch:ding a final note) at his hc air, No. ap, ASSI••
del-Rivet, Stand, near Eauple-Bir
There is an addidonal entrance In Water-ttreet adjoining;
and the sane ism both the doors.
MIMES, Member oldie Royal Collette of Surgeon*

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