Star.
London, England, 1818-11-28 00:00:00

NEW STREET.-PX-PARTE PERRAM.

On a former day Mr. CHITTY obtained a Rule for
a Mandamus to the Commissioners for making the
New Street from Carlton House to the Regent's Park,
commanding them to issue their warrant to the High
Bailiff of Westminster to empannel a Jury, to assess
the damage done to Mr. Ferram's 'premises in Picca-
dilly, which were injured in consequence of pulling
down houses in the intended line of the New Street.

Mr. HARRISON and Mr. GURNEY were now heard
against the rule, and Mr.SCARLETT and Mr. CtttrrY
an support of it.
The COURT, after hearing the arguments of Coun-
sel on both sides, were of opinion, that the Manda-
mus ought to go, and held that under the clause of
the New Street Act, upon which the motion was
founded, the Jury ought to assess damages for the
injury done, not only to the plaintiff's house, but
also to his furniture and business, in consequence of
the removal of the adjoining houses.—Rule absolute.

THE ICING T. PYBUS, JAARATT, AND GIBBS.

The COMMON SERJEANI moved that the rule for a
criminal information against the defendants, which
he had obtained on a former day, should be made
absolute. It appeared that the son of Jarratt had
thrown a squib at Mr. Bertie, an attorney, residing at
Maidstone, which injured his person and clothes. He
immediately took vengeance on the supposed offer.-
der, by striking him twice with his fist, and afterwards
with his umbrella. He also took out a writ against
the young man, which the fathef caused to be read in
a public house at Maidstone, and which he after-
wards stuck outside of his door, on a leg of mutton.
By this and other acts of aggravation it was alleged
that Mr. Bertie was made an object of contempt and
ridicule—so much so, that when he went out he was
followed by a mob of boys, shouting "'Wine Hata !"
Mr. Scriatarp, who appeared for Jarratt, described
the transaction as too ridiculous to call for the'inter-
positiod of the Court, The great offence was the
sticking an attachment of privilege oit a leg of mut-
ton, and raising a cry cf "Ware Hawk against
an Attorney of Maidstone.
The CHIEF JUSTICE—" Is there no way of putting
an end to it altogether?' • •
The COMMON SERJEANT Said his client only
wanted to proceed about his
.business in peace. If
the acts complained of were continued, he would be
driven from Maidstone. _

Mr. GURNEY, on behalf of Mr. Pybus, 'said, that
his client's whole offence consisted in having said,
when he read the writ at the Ilaunch of Venison
public-house, in Maidstone, " This is a lawyer's check
to pay a butcher's bill of three years standing"—and,
when he came to the signature of Sir Vicary Gibbs,
he exclaimed, " What the devil has Sir Vicary to
do with it .

The COURT thought that this was not a case which
called for their interposition by criminal information.
It appeared that Mr. Bertie had taken immediate ven-
geance upon the younger Jarratt, for the injury he
had received. His subsequent proceedings .by writ
of privilege, without communicating with the boy's
father, in order that further satisfaction should be af-
forded him, by apology or otherwise, was highly
improper, and therefore deprived shim of that pro-
tection which he now claimed. But as the conduct
of the defendants was also highly culpable, their Lor-
dships should not discharge the rule with costs.
Rule discharged without costs.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
GOLDIE V. ROBINSON AND ANOTHER.

In this case, which was tried at the Sittings after'
the last Term, at Guildhall, before Mr. Justice PARK,
and a Special Jury, who found a verdict for the,
Plaintiff, a rule Nisi had been granted early in the!,
present Term, on the motion of Mr. Serjeant
and this day was settled for sheaving cause againstil
-the rule. The circumstances of the case are as fol-
lows :—Plaintiff, who is a merchant of London, con
signed a cargo to the Defendants, 'who arCresident
at St. John's, Newfoundland, with directions to them,
to dispose of the cargo and to apply the prodtme tol
.the purchase of fish to be shipped for Demerara in
the same vessel (the Harriet) which took• out thel
cargo from London. The plaintiff- directed/hat the,
fish solo be shipped should be sound, good, and!
marketable ; but it appeared in evidence, that 'upon
unpacking at Demerara, it was found to be in a da-
maged state ; in consequence of wbich it sold at a
considerable loss. The plaintiff, therefore, brought
an action for the amount of the cargo, on the ground
that the loss sustained was owing to the misconduct.

of the defendants, in shipping
or marketable. Upon the trig
for their defence upon an allc
ed state of the fish was owii
•oyage, or delay of a vessel
controul of the plaintiff, ar
unnecessarily prolonged, by I
Martinique, which was muc
St. John's to Demerara.
Mr. Serjeant ?ADDY, in sh
Rule, observed, that the arl
port of the Rule were not s
trial, and that the damaged
owing to any awidahle prod
but to its condition when on)
The CURE JUSTICE obser
this nature were tried before
one, should feel very unwilli
diet. But as the affidavits in
rent from the deposition of
upon the trial, namely, to t 1
no one could assume that the
ed upon that particular depo
send the case to a new trial.
The other Judges concurs
Rule wis made absolute.

Lords lIARBOROUGH and .
Bar this day, to go throng
passing fines.

T E ET.-- irinia VI Si
Higgins, alias Evans, &c. of
was, yesterday, committed fl
charges of uttering forged
that he had received them ii
blilig debts._

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