Star.
London, England, 1803-11-05 00:00:00

MOM LLOYD'S LIST.

OILATMIID. Nov. 4,--Paradl by tM Mary Ann, Spehows,
front Gibraltar; Frienddldp, Hilton; Two Brothers. —; Hope.
Mathew; Elbe, Harris • Prienddslp, Morns • and Wow Maria.
Seats. *oat Entbdea....l;alled the Fame. Maim, for Cori ;
Ifti-
foo, for Peterfbargh ; Mews. hbllfoo, and Alen,
Wig" fat Lubec; 91.tcon, Newnan, and 'Wilma UM%
far Stettin ; Cygoctt, Jour nous, Wow Aldo,
Wow Jentjr, Jaoge Jan, Smith; Prat Hama, Ott-
man ; and jalfrow Ilieth —, far Entbdes.
ARRIVED.

At Hon, Make* Dodds, in;lniirchanlia At Dining lard
Nang, Califs, fres Lapdog. At Reed, Stoliforkik. Dnh,
from Liverpaol. At Newhortnand, Dan. Even, from Laudon.
At Queber, Hal Packet, —; and Cuckoos, bon MK
At llalddtere. daffy, Hatehinfon. from Hal. At Cliorldben,
knit= and Fanny, Good, from Landau. At New York, Soo-
thers, Han, has LivapooL At Savants*, Cdemids. Paten
from At Triede, Endeavour. Graham. foams Liven-
pool. At Fair American. him 14=:
diun, hum Han; AdUre, htDriagall; awl
Ben, —„ from Laden.

Me say, of Pardand. Hen; do Geed host. jehefser, Nes
Coprabessa ea Liamedelt; tbs Sart Caine. Waal ea
LAM; she William awl Meow WU% he Ihrwitb. bads has
Gotbeabarek. are uprise to be Mhos by IWUak Dutch lorivra-
teer ; the israser feat ha Milkmaid. ea the ewe bust late
the %lie. •

It is topical tket the De Wait Delok pthatarr iaa tam tM
Thunss and imam from the Patti; mud a• E bag. hies
with has sad timber. led carried them am Awards= t eat
two Emilia ars Item tM lialtic.sed aria aim bite Para
The lotatiow. Smith, him Lendtmlus • Prschi
loaded with wine, sad anted her lea thus Vied
the al of Anise.
The Aimmiar s.hh. 110641 nm Petoilliarik ad • illii•116
kip. are ha um the coat stigmata.
The Wes, Mama. ease Lamle* to labia, is hit us Ma
liwealit am* t crew and port of the ono toad.
The ?dollar, Wetlon. front Plymouth so Mead, is IA es
M ndbari was miss drowsed.

Meows from Elinor. of &els& (Meier. bay. tint a
flip to be tits Otero, Halciyae. Item Area to Limps!,
was wi haft IS thielloba.

The iferelerhte layer. him etakeetbia to Log" Is pte
tato lieelloges. Why.

The Sellia, Pstsok;msia, tram Rip t. DAMN is repined to be
takes by saissfisernese. sosi artist tote bisisway.

The M.l.argot Landtdovra. Abilgton, tom Peatelburab ay
London, woe fate at Oben" about 49 nubs hem GotlonAgar&
the aoth (Maier.'

Tb. Chrifttans. Mbar, front Leaden for Gottenburgh. Is lea
in the &Me.

The Admiral Welton, Dauber, trees Leaden for Petulant',
teenderal on tee gni isle.; crew &eat

The Itarutss, of 14 guns, is to proceed to YU'.
mouth from the Nom ; Admiral Russet boats his
gag on board her.
}lien Co ar or Anis 1 RALTT.—Ysiterdaythe Right
HOl3. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT determined the cafes of
the following !hips and cargoes, which were detained
for adjudication :

The posieneet, Wendt 1112fitt.41bill andminal. Pri-
este edgawaire oldie Matter and Mats nasty! by 'Saber.
Area gook, Vat Seggerea away ..-11ds bang a nib
gaper to tba iiesuen the Sip sad gnaw part str the asps were
euadesanol t the stier part unload ea Mdio pouf; and do
Mallet's private adventure (bt large) yes referred.
The Delphi.. —k. oaßer....abip sad any refbared
reigning tie rpteilicar w coin asdoimesess, sad asses laysacan
Patrioten. Word asslisevalitisr pros( was arderdl
I. di, ode. _ _ _

Eathetina Lavier.-.—. Meyer isalier.—Skipand catioteltersi
Totem, Ltratilte salter and cargo mitered.
Forte" Rohde miner•-111ricsas 1.1111 to tweak -rpm/.
Argo, Smith arater•—.llap mitered. together thisk fr
geftegere private ed•-estire. •
vokene, molter; red 11.4 Pabr,..=— Dam craw,
Mae being can ...Mar came curt tJtc bow eircoodboca. Imetb
tbire rid aura was ribald.

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LiflV Mr7dhLIGICNCE.

COURT OF KING'S !WINCH, NOV. 4.

Lora Et' rsvottoo;..-tt fat on the Bench at nine
o'clock, and the CAllie of Southwell v. Broadwood
was called on ; only two of the Special Jury which
was to have tried this caufe appeared in the Box.—
The other Jurors we fuppofe were gone out with
their relpedive corps.—His Lordfhip adjourned the
Court.

IN THE PALACE COURT.

FIFIVRS MR. RFRJ►ANT MARSHALL..

TA P P BARN FS..-1.1115 was an a4lion to recover
the mum of 51. ss. Air rent, fixtures, and land tax of a
houfe at I'cntonville, paid by the plaintiff, for the ufe,
and on account of the defendant.
After payment had been proved of the films charg-
ed, the quellinu that arofe was, How far a tenant
alio leaves, purfuant to notice given, or, a quarter
day his tenancy, leaving alio his key with a publican
in the nei:;hh •tirliood, to fhew the houfe to any in•
coming tat.ti landlord knowing it to be In
left—was liable .o pay an additional quartet's rent
It was determined that the tenant ought to have been
ulnae particular in returning the key to the landlord
himfelf, or leaving it at his dwelling honk ; Lit as
ti ere did not al.pcar any moral guilt attached, it was
agreed to withdraw a Juror, leaving each party to
pay itteir own CAI.
PUBLIC•NOUSI BROKERS.
PURCILL v. BIRO.—The Piaintiff is an eminent
A uftioneer and Houfe Agent; in that capacity be
was employed by the Defendant, who wilhed to let
the Old George at Fulham, which he refided in, for
a good price. Mr. Purcell willing to make a fine
agreement, called at the houfe of Mr. Bird, in corn•
pAny with a Mr. Penery, when he bargained. with
Bird to receive ten guineas for his trouble. He fold
the kale to a Mr. 'Vincent for 4601 • but in eonfe•
quenee on the fuggellion of a Mr. Deacon, a friend
of Bird's, the goods and fixtures were apprmiled on
his part by Mr. Fairbutne, and Purcell valued for
‘'incent ; on this ground the demand of Purcell
for his to guineas was refuted ; but no ground ap.
Faring to refill the demand, the Jury, after the
evidence was rimmed up, found for the Plaintiff a
verdict for the wlude demand and colts.
'PUBLICANS' AGRIBMILISTS.

Kumar r. PEARCIY.—this aftion excited a con-
fiJerable degree of intereft among publicans and pub-
lic book brokers, from its particular bearing on their
reepeflive eniploynients. The following is a correit
*Wait of the cafe, which occupied tour hours in
alifeuffion
Mr. Pearcey being the occupier and proprietor of
a public houle near the water fide at Shadwell, •was
minded to quit it and retire from bufinefs. To enable
ithn to carry this into execution. he employed a
broker, who in dut time found the plaintiff Harley,
who wined to take fuck a bottle.Tbe parties were,
as is dual in cafes of this-fort, introduced into each
other's company, and a bargain, as to what was to
be paidfor the good will, (truck ; that was for the
funs of cool. of which a depofit of 201. was made to
bind the bargain. Mr. Suelgrove, the plaintiff's
broker, put in the agreement, which contained a co-
vow, that spuiet potcffion with undifputed licences,
were to be given tip to the plaintiff on the acahrd
Augualben neat editing. On the sea of Anna
the parties. attended by their brokers, went to the
Police Office at gbadwell. to get certificate of the'
Etna', of the plaintiff to keep a public home, approv-
ed of by the blagifirates there ; on applying they
were referred to the Thames Police Office, for a cer-
tificate on this ground: By•the 43d Geo. 111. chap.
63, called the " Coal Regulation Aft," it is exprefsly
twilled, that "no Licenfed Vietualler (ball be allow.
ed to provide and furni(h the coal heavers, whippers,
&c. with coal Rages, coal traps, (hovels, &c. their
ufual implements in trade, or contratt for and pay
tech men fo employed, in any other way than by the
payment of their wages, in money, under the penalty
of sl. for each and every fuch offence." It was
proved that this ad was paired, to endeavour to cor-
Yet a fyftem of combination and collufion that bad
been entered into by the great body of thole men
being in the hands And under the entire power of a
very few of the CoatContrattors, who worked upon
their feelings and difpofitions as belt kited their
own intereits, which were invariably in oppofition to
thole of the public. To give due effea to the falatary
provifions of this Alt, the Magiftrates of the Thames
Police, under whore immediate eye the offence was
committed, came to a rcfolution that they would fur-
pend the granting of licences in their dillriet to any
publican' under thofe eircumlbinces. Mr. Pearcey
was of this defcriptien, being a coal contra&or, and
VAS informed,on that ground that his licence could
riot be renewed wilds ht would undertake to &Con-
tinue the payment and fullenance of thole men at bis
honk. In place of undertaking to do this, he turned
on his heel, with the zol. depofit in bis pocket—leay.
ing the plaintiff Animas of that rum. The whole of
this cafe was proved.
A defence was fet up, that the plaintiff ought to
have ufed more diligence, and to have endeavoured
by application ro remove any objetion the Magif-
States could have to a renewal of the licence, which
it sea" contended he might have done if he pleated.
The Learned Judge, with his anal preeifion, rum-
, rte.., up, and concluded with obferving, that as
Pearcey had not fulfilled his part of the agreement,
lie rught in juftice to return the depolit, for which he
had not given any value.—Verdid for Plaintiff.

POLICE.

SHIDIVELL•Ydierdaf Mary Smith was charged
by a Ilinpkeeper in Shadwell with flealing two cards
of lace out of his limp, whilft the was bargaining for
Tome other trifling article. She was committed for
re-examination.
Twassas Crrrics.—Yefferday a waterman w•as
re wsamined, on furpicion of healing two bags of raw
coffee from a prize veffel in the River, in company
with another perfon. lie was ordered for re-ex-
amination.
. Massimo Houss.—Yellerday Edward Richard+,
Inc of a gang of bullock hunters, was committed for
tri.,l, charged with threatening the life of John Har-
per, a drover.
Warmer Weireoi was charged by Thomas bfilbut n,
the Deputy Water Bailiff, with having obliruOcit
►ip its his duty, ashl with catching CO Or fah its the

river Thames, the not being a Mermen. He Was
fined 51. for each offence.
GUILDNALL.—Yenerday a girl and ber mother
were examined ; the &ft charged Kith having tiol,nl
from the counter of a trade...l-man in Fore-fireet, near
Moorfields, a rl. note, belonging to a perfon who
was in the (hop to get change for a al cote. The
mother was charged with receiving the fame, but tbe,
Infer not being able to make out his cafe, they were
both difeharged.
A hackney coachman was convißed in the penalty
of 401. for abufive language, and extorting more
Money than his fare.

Shortly after the arrival of the London Volunteer
Corps yellerday in Hyde Park, Mr. Lam, the re-
gimental Surgeon of the Bth regiment, came on the
ground, and informed Colonel CANNING and the
red of the Officers, which was immediately commu-
nicated to the corps at large, that it was the opinion
of Sir WILLIAM BLIZ•110, and that of Matfett. that
I there were great hopes of the recovery of their com-
rade Mr. Dswy.'who unfortunately was wounded
at Hornfey Wood.—Mr. Dewr was living at ten
o'clock laft night, at which time furgeons Sir WM.
BLIZARD and Mr. LIEU left him. He was app.-
rntly better in fpirits, and caller.
Another fatal accident has hisppened in the Volun-
teer drilling. On Tlsurfilay afternoon the Volunteers
of the Bromley Divilion Qf the Tower Hamlets Vo-
lunteers were ezereired in (hooting blank cartridges
for the frit time, when a private in the rear link,
whole piece did not fire, kept loading it with car-
tridge after cartridge until it fired and burl—by
which accident the kft hand man in the front rank,
foreman to Mars. MILWARDS, a moll telpettable
charaaer, had his (hull fraaured in a molt (hocking
manner. He lived till yefterday morning, attended
by Sir WILLIAM BLI7AILD, burro kill could avail
to Cave his life. He is much regretted by his Em-
ployers as well as by the whole corps. The right
hand man was alfo burnt and wounded on his (boul-
der and ear.

A mulket belonging to one of the corps exercifing
in Hyde Park yefterday, berft, but happily without
doing any injury to any one.
On Monday Taft a bufineft of much importance to
Volunteer Corps cam: on to be heard at the Council-
houfe in Briftol, before two Aldermen; being an
informatinn made by the Treafurer of the Royal
Briftol Light Horfe Volunteers, againft a private in
that corps, for feventeen lilting' and fixpence fines
then due, for feven days abfence from roll.call and
exereife. After a folemn hearing, the Magiftrates
convifted the Defendant in the amount of the fines,
with the addition of double that fum as a penalty, in
purfuance of the Ad of 43d Geo. 111. chap. 131.
fee. Ls. + •

At the adjournments of BritlolQ2arter Seffions on
Tuefday lad, Walter Ellis, baficet maker; John Ellis
cheefe faftor ; Join Morgan, swatch maker ;—and
Charles Holden Walker, attorney at law, all of that
city, were found guilty of committing a violent af-
fault on Theophilus Snelling, a fervant in the employ
of Mars. Alexander and Son, audioneers, and re-
ceived the following fFntence : Walter Ellis, to one
month's imprifonment, and to pay a fine of ad. ;
John Ellis and John Morgan, three months impri-
fonment, and a fine of 301. ; C. H. Walker, fix
months imprifonment, and a fine of tool. and all of
them to (land committed till fuch fines be paid.
A Court Martial was on Saturday affernbled and
held on board his Majetly's (hip WINCNILSEA, in
Sbetraefs harbour, when they proceeded to try Grif-
fith Jones, private marine, for deferting from his
Majesty's (hip FORTUMBI whillt in Yarmouth Roads.
The charge being proved, he was only fentenced to
receive so lathes on board of his own (hip, in confe-
deration of the excellent charaeer given him his
Captain and his own Officers. .s
A Court Martial was on Wednefday affembled and'
held on board the fame (hip, when they proceeded to
try Henry Gellriclit, ordinary feaman, for deferting
from a veffel detained by his Majefty's fhip Pan scot. s,
at Yarmouth ; the charge being proved, he was fen-
tenced to receive too lathes on his bare back with a
cat-o'nine-tails, when and where Ike Commander in
Chief null think fit.

A man who wis landed from a boat near Mary-
port, a few days ago, was afterwards apprehended
and taken before Mr. Cuawsit, wbo, after due tea-
-1 mination, committed him to Online gaol. There
are ftrong forpicions of his being the perfon who,
about a fortnight ago, at Port-Patrick, fwindled an
Irifb droner out of a confiderable turn of money.
On the 2 tft ult. the eldeft daughter of Mr. W.
Tripp, grocer, at Bleadon. Somerfet..had her clothes
unfortunately fet nn fire, and was fo dreadfully burnt,
that the died on the !pot, in the greateft agony.
- -

Yeßerday Thomas Butler, a fail-maker,whe was
conviEled at the let Seffions, Clerkenwell Green, for'
having a quantity of canvas in•his poffelfion, which
proved to be the property of the is°, unlawfully
obtained, was, agreeable to his fentence, exporedon
the pillory at the end of Old Gavel-lane, Ratcliffe
Highway. After this he was taken back to New
Prifon to undergo the remainder of his fentence,
which is a month's confinement. The concourfe of
people, chid), fail makers, was very great.
On Saturday fe'nnight, a perfon going exprefs into
the North, was flopped upon Bramhanf Moor. by'
three highwaymen, who however did him no injury
except raking the (addle from his haat, to prevent a
purfuit. They begged pardon, Paid he was not the
perfon whom they intended to Rap, and rode off.
Tuefday one of the Pylades' boats upfet, near the
Cdfirageux, at Spithead, between (even and eight
o'clock in the evening ; one officer and four men in
her. We are lorry to add, that two of the young
men were drowned; the others were fared by the
exertions of the crew of the Courageux.

Wednefday afternoon, the landlord of the Buffalo
public houfe, New Road, Mary.la-Bonne, having
incautioufly admitted a man and a woman into a
room adjoining the one in which he kept his money,
was robbed of upwards of one hundred and forty
pounds in notes, gold, and nivel., which he had col-
lceted to pay his brewer.

Sunday evening the houfe of Mr. Court, of Bury.
Areet, St. James's, liglS broke open ani robbed of
d 6tren• articles, to a confiderable ■mount ; and
'l•uefday evening the houie of Mr. Kemp, of Rydcr-
Mteet, a famiLar fate.