Star.
London, England, 1803-08-06 00:00:00

ASSIZES.

Matnrrow t, Auousr +—The Affixes for the
Comity hilithed this day ; they have been the moll
dull and unintereiiing that have been known for
many years. The bufinefs an the Crown tide ended
left night, and Mr. Juitice HEATH immediately quit.
ted the town for Lewes, where he will this day open
the C.ommitlion for the County of Safes. Lord
ELLEN aotouc it Raid behind, in order to get through
the remaining rallies entered for trial. Among thefe
was an anion, Kell: m and others o. Baket and others,
to afcertain an exclufive right of tilhery on the Ham
Grounds, off the eailern part of the lOe of Sheepy,
at die entrance of the Swale. On the part of the
Plaintiff it was contended, that they derived this ex
elusive privilege by grant from his Majeav in the year
1799. and in confequence they had laid down a con•
fiderable quantity of oyiWr (pawn, forming the
grounds fo granted into nyller beds, from which they
helped to derive a fuitable advantage ; bur the
Defendants, reprefenting the Company of Dredger.
men and Corporation of Feverfham, had prevented
them from the exclave enjoyment of the grant, by
fitting up a prior claim and long prefcriptive title to
the monopoly of tithing on thole grounds, alledging,
at the fame time, that the Crown had no authority to
snake fuch a grant. The Learned Judge remarked,
that if the Plaintiffs could not (hew the propiietory of
the grounds in quelling to be refled in the Crown,
they mutt be nonfuited. The King, in his Royal
prerogative, could not grant away the genet al rights
of the people. The grounds had for time =memo.
rial been poffeffed by the Corpotation of Fevertham,
and fo they midi remain, inlets it could be proved 1
that they were a part of his Majefty's poffeCons in
tight of his Crown. The Plaintiffs were nonfuited.
Mere was another caufe jut! worth mentioning—
k was an anion brought by a labouring man, named
Bennet, againft a wealthy farmer at Appledare,
named Boone, for an affault and falfe imprifonment.
It appeared that the Plaintiff had been apprehended
on a,chargc of felony, and carried to gaol without a
warrant from a Maliftrate. He remained there four
days, when the Defendant, finding he had Ur prifoned
an innocent man, went to the gaol with a conflable
to liberate him. The gaoler was from home, and his
wife was obliged to get a fmith to break the prifon
before the Plaintiff could get out. In the courfe of
the trial it tinned nut to be more the fault of the con-
ftable than the Defendant; the Jury, therefore, gave
the Plaintiff only yl. damages, Wetting, that he had
sMitaken his man. •

Monday laft Martha Chapel was executed at York
for the murder of a new horn ballard child, and her
body ordered to be diffetted and anatomized.
Yefterday Mr. Hamitenrr, one of the officers he.
longing to Great Marlborough•itreet, apprehended a
wan, *hr., he was informed, was making a large
quantity of pikes. He brought him and the pikes
before Mr. Marrs, the firing Magiftrate, abet, it
appeared they were boarding pikes, for which he
bad a Government contra&.
Yellerday aperfon named Carty was brought to
the Office in Marlborough.ftreet, charged by the
Coachman of the Gloticefter coach, with attempting
to pats bad Alva on the road. The Officer that took
this min into cullody, produced 31. ys. in (User.
which be found on the Ptifoner, part of which was
counterfeit. He Paid that he was an Irith farmer,
and had left Ireland in confequence of the late die
turbatwe, and that he received the (deer in change
for Irifh notes before be left the country. The Pit.
. loner further faid. that he was an independant man,
and could find bail in London to any amount. He
bad a great many papers about him, among which
• was a letter from Paris. He was accordingly ordered
- to find bail againft the evening for his appearance nn
Tuefday neat, to undergp, ; further examination ;
~ but on failing to produce the neceCary fecurity, he
was remanded to prifon.
• The nth *next Month the Lottery begins draw.
4rg., Tickir• and Strafes sot felting I'. Bian, at
► ibis old eftabliffied Offices, No. 4, Cornbill, and Nn.9,
Charing croft, where All Prises-are paid on demand.
We are all that this evening will prove the lag
of the divertifement of Dar Native Lead, at the Circus.
• la order to make room for a New Grand National
,Barletta, called, grim Ball and Boot:par% or a Meret•
a /art which will be produced on Monday
next, with an occalional Addrefs, to be fpoken by
Mils ADADIs, in the Charaaer of a Britifh Amazon,
and an evolutionary seep d'ijai and naval pat fads by
Mrs. P 411,1221.
The King's Evil, which derived its name from the
faith in a royal piece of Myer, was a remedy which
carried medicine into Gothic obkority. Reafon and
rryfic acquiring a more refpettable footing. dctiroy-
ad the belief in charms; and in Charles's reign, the
refpeetable Wiferean gave a method of ewe on ira-
tional principles of pralice. In the glands Scrophu.
k generally fixes, and thole more efpecially about
the neck and throat,obftrutling the abforbent glands,
and thofe appropriated for the Ghee, and the fenfe
of tufting. firti.ssoee's Airriscoasuric DROPS in-
creak the glandular attion, and for that reafon have
been preferred in cafes of fcrophula. In fcrophulous
difeafes of the (kin it produces fo free a circulation of
the perfpiration, and other necelfary fecretions, that
ac a remedy in rtharuaions of this kind it Is unequal-
Lid.—*.* For the truth of the affeition of the cure
of Scroplinla, vide Spilthury's Treatife and Cafes of
Scitrvy. Goon, 8:e. Price 3s. 6d. fold together with
the Drops, No. t 5, Sohn.fqyre, in bottles, including
the bkrek Ramp, at p. 6d. cos. and 11. as. each.
TA aWoit Ms.—Sometime sgn it was announced in
the na pers,6‘r the comfort of tlx.fewhoareafflieted with
thor:: dreadful animals TAPS Worm, againfl which
(tin now) there hwe been no certain remedy found.-
1.14 n • great men in London,Edinboroh,and Par is,have
flrnve in vain to expel this enemy. 'However, we are
happy to find, that feveral have profited by that in-
formation, -viz. one of 200 feet long, from a young
Lady. Beekley.fquare, and lately another from Mrs.
Nightingale. No. as, Cumberland-ftreer, Holywell.
mount. This IA is bailee inch broad, and 37 feet
long. Both of theft worms, with (cores of others.
tniy be ken in Dr. GAIMIsIt'S windows, 76. Lon/-
Acre. and 3. Shorediteh. by whole Pills they were
expelled : 21S. 10s. 6d. as. 6d and fur children 2c.Gd„
Boles. Signed J. Garman. Sold by all Venders
of Medicine in town and country, with a large
pamphlet, which will fully fatiafy empties's. Advice
`set ty day till kits% o'ckak.