Star.
London, England, 1810-11-23 00:00:00

NOV. ti.

BEINLIK4.
k • •
Mr. .BeijOiiit:Birt Iggsmatecl a liprrttartistkOuse
ibould defottiedi as'ailidietWabits
attorney, Mr. Davison, d oily elhPred In -the
amended 'bill 'or particulars; °Mired :by .bii LOrirshiii
two nights before. The bill • itself. %Vail much more
obscure than that. which it wits intended'to correct.
Mr. Serjeant LENS, as Counsel. for the plaintiff,
would not consent to this airangeinent, observing,
that the objection had been before overruled by Mr,
Justice Heath, when made at Chambers; at events
there was nothing now before the Court.
Sir J. MANSFIELD-6,-64 There certainly is not any
thing now before thp Court, Brother Best, if have
any application to• make to the Court, you must
ground it on an affidavit. Perhaps, however, it Fould
be better for yoti to allow the cause"to proceed ; and
you know if your opponent gains a verdict by any
informality, you can eAsily set it aside."
Mr. Serjeant BF r—"" I shall certainly-do so, Mk
Lord."

Mr. Serjeant Legs then proceeded, and said he
should dwell as little as possible on the case, as he
understood the defendant 'was one of those unfortu-
nate men.who having been born to an affluent for-
tunek.had been reduced to poverty. Under such cir-
cumstances, he should content himself by merely pro-
ducing a letter iroin the defendaat:himself, in which,
after mentioning several other debts, he acknowledged
the one in question.
Alexander Sheriff having had the letter produced
to him, proved the hand-writing to be the defendant's.
The letter was then read, addressed to Messrs:
Agar and Co. Galway, Ireland, wherein the debt to
Mr. Bingham, amounting to £469. 7s. 2d. was ac-
knowledged.
Mr. Serjeant LANs —" I understand, my Lord, that
brother/Best will not make his appearance."
A verdict was of course found for the plaintiff—
£4o9. 7s. 2d. darnages—Costs 405."
Mr. Serjeant Bar-4, rsee, my Lord, in Mr. Da-
vson's bill of partieularsuthat he charges 8117 for
his bill of costs in a cause where the original subject
of litigation was only NIS.
Sir JAMES MMUIPIELb—" Yon know very well,
brother Best, Mat :itch thing: are very common."

TAVERNER v. LEARE.

This was an action on a bail-bond, and the defence
was, that the signature of the defendant, as attached
to the bond, was, not his handwriting - This, how-
ever, was confuted by another subscribing witness.
Verdict for the Plaintiff;

WOOD V. BROAD.

This was a similar action, against which a similar
defence was set up, but that being defeated by the
evidence of !mother subscribing witness, a verdict was
entered for the Plaintiff.

KENYON 1). CROWDER.
This was an action on a bill of exchange, drawn by
one Stump, and indorsed by the Defendant. Stump's
clerk proved the indotsement of the defendant, but
Mr. Serjeant COCKELL endeavoured, in a cross-exami-
nation of some length, to prove that the transaction
was an usurious one. Thu, failing, a verdict was of
course entered for the Plaintiff.

NeIrC2f6TLZ. A''OPEMBER t)!).

Saturday evessiAtt se'nnight, as Mr. D.Vir
,elder, of
...Sotit,l3 filuelds .s4ip-cwner, ants nt.,
home from this town, in feropany Will, the MAR,'
his vessel, they' ireintabittd•dn the l'\',,,d, si,;
irefid;iiele? tl4-fff:tii*bytio, I% ont-p ,
aes -
,the-foemeie oftileittyleightstilliitigvand the letter
his watch.
! Thursday calking, lasi, s
Mr. Jahn Wili
South shieldi, biatdier, was rettining. borne
-Weitoidiev:tal'attatterd, at' a place call..d G.
Gate; by evitsibet-pachiti sailors' dresses, wh,.
.ed him' deWu,• find zubbed'him 'of three Aillic:
his watch. . ,
A serious accidenthappeeed lately at the
11,6
Mr. Dobian, sign . the Crosi XeJs, Alston.
John Lee of Penri ' entnnionlr rndivo hp
of Latvyer Lie,: ' proainseup stairs ,
cliatnbet. he fell batkwards.and disloeaWd
which caused his death. . . .
A i',4l days ago, a being .in. the shape
who lives at 13404 from caprice Of temper
lical incitement, ttedhislihrseby the•ton*ue
and in that situatinninosr barbatoutlybec
dumb animal till his tongue was literally torn
the roots and left at the stake.

As Mr. and Mrs. gaillil4 of Maidsti.
returnhig from London, ytatrdtiy
single-horse chaise, just ai .they had rr
corner of Birch-Wood,
past one o'clock in theafternoon, a MYR C.
a gap-way on the left-hand, side of the
Likindon, and without saying a' word,
horse by the bead. Mr. Arte,sa iniMediatt
up in the chaise, and said he would•not
and began to flog the man with his ehaiseA
hopes of making him let go his horse's head,
which he drew his right hand from tehind'
presented a horse-pistol. At that install
panion of his (whom Mr. knows had not
fore) made Las appearance, and going
horse to Mr. Auttws% side, demanded hi,
Mr. A. finding resistance useless, gave .
guineas ; not satisfied with that, the robber
you have more----Mt. A. replied; yes, I lit
silver, and gaffe him to the amount of I
robber afterwards demanded his watch
being in a tortoise-shell case, said he would
if he would have it, and repeatedly questioned
as to his having mote money ; but on Mr. _
ing him he had- nbt; be was suftred to proceed.—
The man whO seized the horse never spoke -
all 'the time, but held the horse with his
and the pistol with his right; the other,
the money, said, it was distress drove them
Neither of them attempted to rob Mrs. ATEA
did they say any thing to her.

COUNTRY MARKETS.
Norwich Corn Market on Saturday lag was more .
ded than it has been during the season. Ihe soppiy of
plentiful, and the price of Wbeat•sad Barley a little '
former selling from 445. to 454. and the latter from
20s. and prim F samples 20s. 6d. per comb; beans
oats 14s. to 1.5.-1 here wa% a large spew of bullocks,
hogs, on the Castle-hill on daturiiit.Past. Fat beef
9a-a to 91. 9d. per atone; and tat mutton at Id. to
Some lots of Scots beasts were boughs at from its. to
'Moe.

At Verb Soulmas fair, on Wednesday se'nalght,
considerable show of fat and lean cattle : good beans .
prices; inferior kinds were not much ia demand. The
herein was but an indifferent one.
Newcarrie, Nev. 17.-We bad a considerable
Wheat to-day from the farmers, which was taken off at.
day's prices. Some mom cargoes of Wheat and Rye have
here from the Baltic. Polish mixed Wheat tbs. to 82s.
In demand-the prices of Rye are rather higher. V'
the Barley which has arrived this week has been
brewers expect that prices will be lower. We continue
large supplies of Oats from the Farmers. Prices rather
-Wheat, 645. to 345. to 415.--Malt, 765.
Barley,.26e. to 445.-Oats 2ts. to 295.-White Nese ,
--Grey do. Us. to 456.-Beaos, 441. to 46e. per quarter.
70* to 725. per sack.
To 'text's, Nov. 14.-To-day there lieu a short
Cattle and sheep; fat sold readily; many of t'ir inferior
long, and. were not sold. Beef from 7s. 6d. to Ss. 6d.
to 9s. 4d per stone, sinking offals. Wheat from 68s.
quarter. Rye 00s. to 445. Oats 245. Od. to 291. 4d.
Kits°, Nov. I 6.---Wheat, best, 60s. to 655. Micliilhus 50s.
58s. Pease 445. per boll of 6 Winchester bushels. Barley.
to 355. Oats, ills. to 265. per boll of 71 Winchester busheb.
Hassotooton, Nov. 16.-Wheat rather lower than'
Barley 6d. per boll cheaper, Oats the same as last week-
s6s. to 4s. 6d. Barley Ens. to 325. Peas 30s to Sts. Oats
235. per-boll of 6 Winchester bushels. The supply of
large, and sold heavily.

BIRTH.
At Thunderton, on the 9th inu. the Lady of Sir Arcb.l.
bar, of Northfickl, Harr. of a daughter.

MARR IRD.
At St, Kinian'is Manse, near Sttrling, on the 14th
Rev. John Russel, Minister of Mucha!, to Miss Jean
Greenock.
Late', at Epsom, Charles Pearson, in. You of
Kent, to Eliza, daughter of the late Colonel Justly HA
Royal Artillery.

DIED.
Friday the I Ilth inst. at Courtier Hall, Northamptonshire,
the 11th year of her age, Louisa, eldest daughter of Sir
Wake. Bart.
At Montrose, after a short illness, Mr. George Murray,
seller.

Nov. IS, at Falmouth, on her return teem Cadiz,
Lientenant-Celonel Cameron, of the 711tb regiment.
Nov. ii, suddenly, in Dublin, Lieutenant-Colonel
the Limerick County Militia.
Nov. 15, in Portland-street, M. Franks, Esq. many
Justice of the Bahamas.
A few days ago, in consequence of her clothes taking
Parker, wife of Mr. Parker, grocer, of Whitc'turch,
She survived two hours after experiencing the most
pain: .
On the 2d Instant, by drowning, in the Anne, of North
on Monneley beach, Mr. Williant•Criliston, master,
Mr. Jehn Johnson, mate, Billy Mill ; Wi Liam Resy,
aged 21, Howden Pans; Wm. Carolina, aged le, North
Wm Sinclair, aged 17, of the Orkney Isle; Robert
aged 15, son of Mr Kitchen:inn, master of the Spencer,
castle; Francis Hall, in his 14th year, (and on his trial
grandson of Mr. Robson, wateh-make, North Shields
more, and either three or four passengers.
Lately, in the House of Correction at Durham, where
been confined upwards of seven years, under sentence
pertatlon (or life, James Allen, a character weY koowts
t.
parts of the United Kingdom, but particularly in Nonbuarr
land. He went by the name of Jemmy the Dale% Pifer
in his early life a great proficient on the pipt s. tie •
convicted of horse-stealing at the *nets at Durham,
received sentence of death, but was afterwards pardnueu
ditiun of transportation for life; but on accouct of his sh
tefirmities, his sentence could not be carried into executive
bad netrly completed his Seth yes:, Ind for the greater
Ms confinement seat *Mired with a complication of

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Barley, s2i
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