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124TELLIGENCR. ' a. • . OF X1140`6 BEECH, DEC. it. ••••••!•••••••••••• w. W IBS 0, COUSINS AND CO. • The PbtlittiVis a merchant, the Defendants are emitter* grocers in Bread-flreet. This anion was on aliond to Secure poool. the penalty of which was in double that amoint. Mr: Eases's, as Counfel for the Plaintiff, Paid, 'that it was his duty to prove the execution of the in -firtmsento by fubfcxibing witneffes ; and it was not much left incumbent on him to repel the defence, which was us be fee up by his Learned Friend ; but he Ihould prepare what he had to offer, with a thort narrative of fads. This bond originated in the trent ter orals iotered of Meffrs. Court, Harry, and Stith • mire, who were conneßed as partners as fugar refin ers. The firft loan which let thefe pesfons up in bit. fmcfs, was scool. advanced by the - Plaintiff. Court loon difentraged himfelf from the concern, and went abroad. fhe condition on which the money was ad ...toad was, that el. per cent. interell Ihould be charg aut t and that the Plaintiff fhould have the privilege ,trf buying fugars for the concern, and charging a corn :Minion upon fuck trantaltioni. A doubt smote, whe ther this engagement might not come under the Sta. Um of Ulm. Mr. Webb confolted able advifers, who gave it as their opinion, than no objedion of this 'kind could arife ; he, however, was determined to place birnfelf beyond the• reach of quenion g be, „therefore, threw our of his demand, every thing that could, for a moment, be mitcondrued ; and, on a 'computation of the_priginal advance of Spool. and the fubfequent adittlnce he had givers thefe pasties, with the addition only of the legal interen, it appear ed.they became his debtors in the fnm of 11,6721. 41. ad, To fecure this very large loan, he t04.1c alga. • thetas of the property of' bleflis. Harry and Stith . mire, in various forms, freehold and leafehold, and silo of their chattels ; and to accommodate the bor rowers, it was fettled, that the money Ihould be re timed by progreffive inftalments. An indenture to thi•-aea was executed, and the payments upon it were punanall y difelsarged, until the lathe( /govern be% eBo3. Then theft perform, who bad been fo powerfully fupp . orted by the Plaintiff, ceafed com pliance With their own engagement, and he was on es, tilts ulablfity of putting in force the extenfive with which he was npreded. It was precife skittle thee that the prefent Defendants were ere . torc. s of Mars. Harry and Sohn:ire to the reach 'oool. Judgment was about to be entered up rn ers Ike -die • sod the property of Harry and astbroire was so be. completely ranfacked, when the. Defelsdants thought fit to interpole ; and in con . fideriliote of their claim of aoool. which would Save been wholly facrificed, they entered into the Mood which was the fabled of the prefent anion, and the Plaintiff, .in confetti's:nee, delivered into their Maths entd•alienated to them all the fecurities he bad received from Meals Harry and Suthmire.— Sider theft circtietflances, it would appear to the Pry very difficult to anticipate what defence could apnea acif to the ingenuity of his Learned Friend, lei, he Amid fcinety be credited when be declared Out that were five different grounds on which this se fine Would be tefitted—Firk, he would prefnme they would eontend that the mitre& was ufurions ; Se condly, that the Plaintiff fraudulently reprefented fie* Defendants, as an inducement to enter into the Sand, theta he' was the fide partnerfbip creditor of f=and Mltninire i Thirdly. that the &rarities rred to the prefent Defendants, were them. Macs an at of bankruptcy : Fourthly, that the Plaintiff, upon becoming candidate for the Borough • 9 Ilchbfter, borrowed a qualification in fuck form tai dikes h is title : Fifthly, that there was a total stiftepreferstation of the extent of the property sago •ld hi thife Defendants. Mr. Erfkine replied to each • if thefe objeitiont. and then cared the witneffes in behalf of the Plaintiff. In the Pqnel, all the objec tions were abandoned, excepting a charge of a frau dulent reprefentation onrhe part of the Plaintiff, by Which the Defendants were induced to enter into the anent ander this bond. After a difcuffinn of ober 2 r three hours, ett . Daimon' addreffed the Court and Jury on the part' of the Defendants. He laid, whenever he had int dreamt and complete defence on any one point, he oohs difpofed to abandon all the doubtful pofitions In which he could be placed ; and infilliqg on the Ditsciple to which We have fait adverted, he Paid the desdast4 were moil thamefully and feandaloufly !heated into this bond by the Plaintiff. He Paid, that the *tee partners, named Court, Harry, and Suth aoire,'were of molt contemptible origin. The fit fl and Ink be believed, were tailors, without means, without capital, Inn with a fufficient (pink of enter prise. The fecund had been a common (weeper in a fugar.honte. It was not correOly Rated, iha- their eflagifhenent depended on the Plaintiff, he only flood In the fines of Mr. Bourdien, and both Mr. BJur dieu and Mr. Court had very happily retired from the concern, the former to mote fuccefsful engage ?new., and the latter to his flay-tape and buckram. The Plaintiff was unfuccetsful at llchefter, but if he were as careful of the pounds of the public, as he teemed to be of the pence which conitituted hi, own fortune, it would he worth the while of the patriots to erea themleives into a fubfc 1 iption club, to place him on the benches of the Houle of Commons. The Learned Counfel then entered into tome remarks on the oidervations of his Learned Friend in the open ing ; he contended, th.tt Mc firs. Hurry and Suthmire were ground to aches by the Plain:iff; that in a Rate of utter inanity they were confined over to the Defendants; and that the latter, haring no cnnfi ler atinn for the bond, no affirm could be maintained upon it. After the witneffes had been called, and replies and rejoinders had followed, Lord ELLE P.110101:CM (Md. " Two pleas appear on the face of the record: fiat, the Defendants fay the deed is not executed, but the execution has been proved ; ' ,est, that the bond was obtained by fraud. and upon this itfue is joined. The only quellion then ts. if fuch fraud has been pratlifed ; and tit form in which this fraud appears is Hated t be, that it was rcprefcsted to the Defendants there was no exilling creditor to the partner hip of Hairy and Suthmile, excepting the Plaintiff. If by fuch mitreprefentation, the dsicnJAnts were in duced to take the conreyar,ce, And in enter into :he lhwl, and the plaintiff was acquainted with Inch mill etentatiun, the ds.:codatiltt we EWL ihtidil." his Lordfhip enured at great length into the ev:dence ; ; commented en the various parts of it t and in the conclullon a verdift was found, for the Plaintiff. A verdi.t was likewife entered in the cafe of Wass v. Caaw.sitenr. on a bond. in the penalty of *cool. under what was laid to be precifely the fame •circttm• Dances. QI/INTIN AND JEREMIAH DICK V. CRAWSHAW. This was an aftion on a policy of infurance upon the (hip Bellemordorn, or My Grandmother. Mr. ERSKINE Rated, that this was an infurance upon the (hip mentioned, the proprietors of which were Mcffrs. Bertram, Peter Cruger, Nicholas Cru• ger, and jnhn Maeliebny. The premium was given not for the voyage lions Charleflown to Africa, but during her flay on the coati of Africa, until her re turn to the ;nand of Santa Cruz, where the owners refitted. She proceeded to the coal', arrived (Arty there after a voyage of fixty days, remained at the ifland of Delos for !bone time, from thence went to the river interfeaing the territory of Sierra Leona ; was in moorings at a wharf in the Bland of Balms, where (Ire was laßened to a poll formed by a cannon driven into the ground : at the ebb of the tide Are I rented on her keel, drew up the poll, fell en her fide, broke fourteen of her ribs, and after a regular ha ve'', was condemned and fold. Under thefe circnm Rams, the demand for the lois was made on the Underwriters. On the part of the Plaintiff, Captain William Northrop, who commanded the vela, wasthen called. He depofed to the lofs and the eircumliances with which it was attended : he faid,. that 137 Raves were bought ; that not being able to fend them back by his own 113 p, he put 71 of them on board the Gofport, and 66 on board the Hannah.— In the firti veffel was his Mate and Surgeon ;—but they and their companions wee unfortunately IoR. In the fecond he went hinsfelf, and as unfortunately an inforrefliou took place on board his (hip, and every white was killed, excepting five, who defend ed themfelves by mufketry through the (Icy light of the cabin. The defence of Mr. GARROW was, that the veffel was not feaworthy on her arrival off the coati of Afri • ca, where the infurance attached, and to this point he crofs•examined the whiles. Q There was pumping enough .on board your Blip, before her arrival on the coalt ? A. Yes, there was pumping enough to keep the (curvy out of the failors' joints: if you had been at the pump, yeti would have found it a little harder work than that to which you are =enflamed. Q You do not feem aware, how much I am ufed to pumping. lam engaged in it at this moment, and I find the labour futletently bard ?—A. I donot know how laborious you may find it, but this I know, if you were on board my [hip, I would keep you to it. Q. As your obfervatinns are fo important, I with you would fpeak fomewhat louder, that we may all enjoy the benefit of them.—A. If I were to fpe4k as I do to my people in a gale of wind, the Learned Students around you might be a little alai med. ' Mr. Gasaow, for the defendant, laid, that the whole damage had arifen from the tempetluans wea ther, in the voyage acrofs the Atlantic, and that the circumllance of bringing this tingle witnefs on the part of the plaintiffs, was eonchifive, as it was obvi out, they mild perfuade no other member of the crew to anfwer their purpote.—Verdia for the De fendant. W. ♦TEINSON V. H. THOMPSON. Thin was an-ation all . ° upon a policy of infurance, fubfcribedly tic Defendant, on the 19th of Decem ber lalt, for 3001.; partly on the (hip, for 15 guineas.' and on deals on board her, at t 8 guineas for tool. The 'relief was named the James and Ruth, and the real voyage was from Narva to Chcptlow.— The fimple qdeßion was on the fuppreffion of a letter, when the infurance was made. The jury found the circuinftances immaterial to the rick, and a Verdict Well found for the Plaintif. CObRT OF COMMON PLEAS, DECEMBER i 6. ♦LL&IRE'O. EYLES, This was an adiwn to ?mover the turn of 3181. from the Defendant, who is Warden of the Fleet Prifon, in confequence of the efcape of the celebrat ed Johnfon, in the year ISox. The adion was founded upon an order ligned by Johnfon, for goods afterwards forwarded to him, by the Plaintiff, who is a trader at Guernfey, and this order purported, that the goods, confiding of feveral cafes of the bell Port wine, and a quantity of mannlartured tobacco, were for the account of Government, and to the ufe of Sir Ralph Abercrombie's army, then on the es pedition to Holland. The Deputy Clerk of the Papers in the Fleet Pri fon proved, that Johnfon was a prifoner in the Fleet Prifun, fur tome time before his efcape, in mine poen, fur this debt, and a number of other.: aid that day or two previous to his efcape, a detainer was lodged agnind him by the Solicitor of Excite, for a capital felony, and an Habeas Corpus obtained to remove him to Newgate, which writ was returnable on the following Friday; that the Solicitor of Excite bad given this deputy Warden Reid indrudions about bolding Jobtifon in fife cullody, whom he re prefented as a defperate adventurer, who had made his efcape before from pticon, and told them to (*enure him now they had him." In confequence of this recommendation, great precautions were taken, and he was confined in the thong room, from which he contrived to make Inci cfr.rre. The loom bad two doors, one willint the other, and about two feet al - under ; the diii.r was faced with iron on the it Sde, and the lock w.i. p:aced on the out:isle; the rioter-door was very thong, atid fallested alfo with a lirong lock. It appeared that the pannels over both doors, eight feet above the floor, had been chiffeled ; out, u n it over the inner door from the ;aide, and that over the outcr.dour from without fide, as the chiffels were found between both doors ; and that afterward , the pritnn,r had made his efcape over the outer wall of th mil in, is fox r Ices in freight, and topped he a ifrorkx•efrpit:, atin:d all round with I , ..midable s l akes, to o l lea which he bad darn i b.:red lion; the window of mother prifim by the aid of :4 leaden !riot and an iron nod, w:•ich :creed as a conduaor for light ninr, to the ro• f i.t the p whither brought with hint lads!si it , frie lAthum• of 'ffridii lILICACd At one er.l. h I rout waft to IC fl. t'cre f tt.ca puuiag tLe cable cf 44d 414061'•Z a OA ...-' . . ' * 2-'ll"Peimifil !.t idhip et '• ;'A'; lOW 1111TELLIGENCB. commented . ~. mr • • -- .e ,, conclulion Ottilire cor .Itlth:PE MINCH, DEC. ie. A verdiC .w. wean% COUSINS AND CO. • D. Ciswsi The Plidieeiffie a merchant, the Defendants are under what eminent grocers in Bread-ftreet. This aftion was on dances. ahond to fecure poool. the penalty of which was in eslrrt . double that amount. This wi Mr: Ease's', as Counfel for the Plaintiff, laid, the (hip Be 'that it was his duty to prove the execution of the in- Mr. E a -ftrunient s by fubfcribing witneffes ; and it was not upon t h e much lef incumbent on him to repel the defence, were Meal which was us be let up by his Learned Friend ; but ger, and j I be fhould prepare what he had to offer, with a thou not for thr narrative of fads. This bond originated in the trent d ur i ng h e , ter Gran intered of Meffrs. Court, Many. and Suth• turn to du ' • mire, who were conneßed as partners as fugar refin. refided. 1 ers. The fled loan which let thefe pesfons rip in Int• there afre, fincfs, was scoot. advanced by the - Plaintiff. Court ifland o f 1 loon difengaged himfelf from the concern, and went the river ii • abroad. the condition on which the money was ad- was i n me :wanted was, that 51. per cent. intered thould be charg- w h ere the .ad; and that the Plaintiff fhould have the privilege driven int, - Si buying fugars for the concern, and charging a corn- relied on ;Minion upon fuck trantsaiosis. A doubt strafe, whe- broke foul eller this engagement might not come under the Sta• ye'', was date of Ufury. Mr. Webb confolted able advifers, dances, Il who gave it as their opinion, that no objeition of this Underwri ' hind could arife ; he, however, was determined to Captair place birnfelf beyond the• reach of quedion ; hes 'edit, wa. ',therefore, threw our of his demand, every thing that eircumfta , ' could, for a moment, be mifcondrued ; and, on a that 137 1 'computation of the_priginal advance of Spool. and fend them the fubfequent aillttUnce he had giver thefe parties, board the with die addition only of the legal intereft, it appear- I n the fi r i stalky became his debtors in the fern of t 1,6721. as. t h e y an d ad. To fecurt this very large loan, he took affign- In the fee • lams of the property of•Keflis. Harry and Stash- an infurr , mire, in varioes forms, freehold and leafehold, and every whi *We of their chattels ; and to accommodate the bor- ed sh e nd e rowers, it was fettled, that the money °world be re- the cabin. Corned by progreffve inftalments. An indenture to * The de thi•-aea was executed, and the payments upon it w as not ( 4 werepunanally ditclaarged, until the lath of Novem. ea , w h ets hies *BO3. Then theft perform, who had been fo he crofs-e powerfully fupported by the Plaintiff, ceafed corn- Q . Th plirusee With their own engagement, and he was on- (hip, befo het elnt Isithlfity of putting in force the extenfsve was pram' e sithis with iine wh th ic a h t t l re wu preren tnir t ed w ed. enda lt n7 ;as we p r r e ec c i re. fe- f wao l luolfde ha r l en • tora. s of Marrs. Harry and Sudunire to the reach to which ni;peool. Judgment was about to be entered up Q . Yo, Isr-dne • Plasatilffs sod the property of Harry and to pumpi , flestbatire was so be. completely ranfacked; when and I f ar the. Defendants thought fit to interpofe ; and in con- know ben • fmlnieline of their claim of aOOOL which would if you WI have been wholly facrificed, they entered into the to it. • Mood which was the labial of the prefent anion, and (1 . ._ As the Plaintiff, .in confutes:nee, delivered into their you wool Maths etwd.alienated to them all the fecurities he enjoy the bad received from Metes Harry and Suchtnire.— Ido to 1 Under thefe circtinifiances, it would appear to the Students Jury very difficult to anticipate what defence could Mr. C f i%V: 1 6. ois if ldl Frie n d , 4l`eilrcucrityadlitfeldliwtnar::d whole declared I „ h e o ,, le i d n a l glint then were five efitterent grounds on which this ac- circUmfla how Would be tefided—Firk, he would prefnme they part of tl wiroldcomend that the contra& was ufurions i. Se- ens, the, clindlys that the Plaintiff fraudulently reprefented crew to kr* Defendants, as an inducement to enter into the f e ndans, hand, dote he - was the Cale partnerthip creditor of and MlD:mire ; Thirdly, that the &cavities TlTii r =reed to the prefent Defendants, were them. (chest an an at of bankruptcy : Fourthly, that the fubferibe Plaintiff, upon becoming candidate for the Borough her fait, ff Ile-hider" borrowed a qualification in fuels form Th e ?? net ci on e . . at affsetts his title : Fifthly, that there was a total . enifeepreferitation of the extent of the property alSgn. the real •id feitlaite Defendants. Mr. Erthine replied to each The fim • ii thefe objeitione. and then cared the witneffes in when th behalf of the Plainilff. In the Avid, all the objet- The j • dons were abandoned, excepting a charge of a frau- the nth, dulent reprefentation onehe part of the Plaintiff, by Which the Defendants were induced to enter into the COI ement under this bond. After a difeuffien of oder 2 r three hours, ett This . Gaeta', addreffed the Court and Jury on the from th, part' of the Defendants. He laid, whenever he had Prifon, t ac effelloal and complete defence on any one point, ed Joh' i hr Wks difpofed to abandon all the doubtful pofitions founded In which he could be placed ; and infidiqg on the afterwa principle to which We have left adverted, he Paid the is a tra. . Ddesdast 4 were moll fhamefully and feandaloully that the attested into this bond by the Plaintiff. He Paid, that Port wi the *tee partners, named Court, Harry, and Suth- were fo seire.'wert of molt contemptible origin. The fir fl of Sir 1 and lan, be believed, were tailors, without means, peditiot without capital, hot with a fufficient fpirit of enter. The prise. The fecond had been a common fweeper in fon pro' a fugar.bonfe. It was not correOly Rated, the- their Prifon, eflaMifhenent depended on the Plaintiff, he only flood fur this In the dines of Mr. Bourdien, and bob Mr. Baur- day or t dieu and Mr. Court had very happily retired from lodged the concern, the former to mole fuccefsful engage- capital ; 1 mews, and the latter to Isis day-tape and buckram. remove 1 ' The Plaintiff was unfuccefsful at Ilehefter, but if he on the were as careful of the pounds of the public, as he bad gi , teemed to be of the pence which conitituted his own about k fortune, it would he worth the while of the patriots prefenu to ere& thentlelecs into a fubfciiption club, to place his efa him on the benches of the Houle of Commons. The (*retire I I.carned Counfil then entered into tome remarks on this rec the ohfervations of his Learned Friend in the open- and he ing ;he contended, that blefirs. Hurry and Suthmire he con were ground to ether by the Plaintiff; that in a date two do of utter inanity they were coafiened over to the aftindei Defendants; and that the latter, having on eno!iier- h.fide, ation for the bond, no affirm could be maintained inter-t 1 tif upon it. fi rot ig After the %rimed::: had been called, and replies door,, i and rejoinders had followed, our, il Lord ELLIWITOIOUGN Paid, " Two pleas appear on . that ot the face of the record: firll , the Defendants fay the chilli's 1 deed is not executed, but the execution has been ! afterw • proved ; cost, that the bond was obtained by fraud, outer i and upon this 'true is joincd. The only queflion 1 and in then r,, i f fuch fraud has been praelifed ; and with 1 , t.e form in which this fraud appears is dated i bared • t, be, that it %v..' rcprcfcnted to the Defendants IrfA le ' there was no exilling creditor to the partnerfhip condo. of Hairy and SuComile, excepting the Plaintiff. If l whitlic I by fuch mitreptefentation, the defendants were in- I tome I diced ti take the conveyat,ce, .nd to enter into :he falleste I.( , I , I, and the plaintiff was acquainted a ith filch mil rout a I T pl:ttutativii, the ch.:cu.:Juts were r,,Jt 1 14 1 ) 1.1." His fill j I fag on the roof, he eroffed tips* tt himfelf, gained the top of the wall, and got dqurn by his lope Lad• der into Fleet-market, where arks were prepared by an accomplice to carry him off. A number of exceptions were taken hy the Defen dant's Counfel, as to the ttrift formality of the legal proceedings, in the mode of filing and entering the declaration. After a dikuffion of (nate length, how , ever, the Court was of opinion, that the proceed ings were regular, and the prifoner, in all refpeas, legally in cultody. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD then addreffed the Jury on the nature of the debt, being a claim for wine and tobacco, alledged to be furnithed to Johnfon, a no torious (muggier, for the fupply of Sir Ralph Aber crombie's army ; a pretence which, he Paid, was a libel at once upon his Majefty's Government, and upon the feveral Commiffioners, whore peculiar duty it was to furnifh fupplies to the King's troops, upon the feveral expeditions on which they might be fent. For although Johnfon, as a notorious fmuggler, ac quainted with every creek and cranny on both the Dutch and-French coats, where any landing could be effcBed, was deemed a very fit perfon to aft as leadin pilot upon fuch an expedition as that under Sir Ralph Abercrombie's command, and was, on that account, chofen by Government for the purpofe; yet to fupp.ofe that fuch a man would be employed as a Purveyor cf provifions or wines, or a Commiffary for the fupply of the troops, inllead of ordering thrill fupplies through the ufual and eftabliffied channels, was abfurd in the extreme; and it was full as abfurd to fuppofe that Mr. Allaire, inflead of applying in what be mull know to be the ufual channel, namely, the proper office of Government, in England, for pay; meat of any jolt demand for fupplies really furnifhed for the ore Of his Majefty's troops,and as all other per fons furnilbing fuch fupplies always applied, fhould chafe to go to law with Mr. Johnfon for the money. It was infinitely more probable that this order of Mr. Johnfon's was calculated as a mere cloak for fn ug gling the goods into England, at a convenient op portunity : for if the Fox lugger, on board of which they were, &Tula be found hovering within the pro hibited dillance of the Britifh coati, and were feized by a revenue cruizer, the Commander would have only to produce his written documents, that the goods were for the Britifh Army, and that he only waited a fair wind. It was impoffible that Mr. Allaire, of Goer nfcy, and his partner Mr. Wenham, of Rafting', Gentlemen as well known by the Suffex denomination ,offair-traders, otherwife fmugglers, as any others in either country, mutt too well know the chandler of Johnfon, to confider him for one moment in the light of an Army Purveyor for Government. Bar the true fael was, that this was an atlion brought ex perimentally by fome °Ube accomplices of Johnfon, to recover a comparatively (mall fora from Istr.Eyles„ again ft whom other aaions to the amount of 12,0c01. only waited the iffue of this. For detainers to that amount had been laid againa. Johnfon, while a pri foner in the Fleet, for the identical purpofe of enabling him to contrive his efcape, and thereby to (addle the; whole demand upon the Warden of the Fleet Prifon, and plunder him of his property. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD was afterwards proceeding to call evidence, but the Foreman of the Jury faid, his Lordfhip had no neceffity to take up more of the time of the Court on this cafe, as the jury raw clearly the debt was a fmuggling trituration, sad the Plain tiff entitled to no verdia.--Plaintif isonfrit,s4 ADLNBURGH, DEC. 15. On Monday lan, in the evening, a fire broke out in a row of cottages, at 6tockiltuther, belonging to Mr. Roberton, of Newtown, which in fpite of every ertion made by the inhabitants, entirely confumed one of them. . On Saturday' night laR, about eleven o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in a (hop facing the head of the New Road, Dalkeitis, which, nntwithßanding the activity and exertions ufed by the inhabitants and military in esringuilhing it. confumed the greatelt part of the goods to the (hop in which it began. On Wednefday the lath inßant, the %Rem Re giment of Mid Lothian Volunteers, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel ARCHIBALD CAINERBLL, on per manent duty at Leith, was reviewed on Leith Links, by Brigadier General GRAHAM, who exprefred his complete approbation of the Ibldier like appearance of this fine body of young men, and the great im provement which had taken place in their difripline during their (port Ray in quarters, which could only have been artaiaed bv an uniform and zealous at tention on the part of both the officers and men. On Wednefslay, the &It battalinn of Roxburgh (hire Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Lord Micro, was reviewed at hello by Ge neral Sir James Sr. CLAIR ERSKINE. There was no part of their performance, whether it related to pa rade or fervice, that was not equally remarkable for correftneft and fpirit. Tuefday morning the men were marched home to their refpeflive parifhes. HIGH COURT OF JeSTICIARY, EDINBUROH.DEC. to This day at two o'clock, the Court met to decide on the relevancy of the indisflinent againft Richard Mandhum, nettled of forger y. julicts r. TM Lord Jutliet Clot Lord Aimad2le I.ord Craig Lord NL.:d.wbask. Lord Cullen _ . Ali tit;:ftrages delivCred their opinions at great length, with much elowienee and ability. Four cf their Lordihips (the Loan Juericx Ct.tax, Lord CRAIG. Lend Cut.t.xer, and Lord ARNIM:PALI) were of opinion, that the tiatute in epiellion did not extend to bcotltid. Laid ttiADOIAL•IIK was of the typo rite opido.n. The Court found that the Ramie did hot emend to Scotland ; that the charge in tire :.idietment was therefore irrelevant. and that the pzifoner lhould be difiniffed fr.m the hat. The prifotier was accord ingly difrnitiei from the bar, after a molt fuitable, impriffive, el. Trent, and dignified admunition from the b. Ito .111 C LoilD CHIli 13111%ni1, it i. with myth p!eafure we rrunt,4•ll, was never io a he—er , 't heAlth thArt the flrrt~rß ht ,ur Jed p .r4gl arl:a o Lich Fart to a i. rciga eimatc hy tte and the the leo : Arp lteco:n ry th ‘ii 4,irTicryt: .11CCI Jgcs, •,4,1 vac it,;:l7 Diaz '.,crs CCtLIMASIVAL PROMOTION. IRs Royal Highnefs the Princeof *ales has been pleated to 3.- point the Rev. IA ill!' m Phillips, one of his Chaplains in Ordinuy On Saturday laft, at his hook, lti Uteftent•road, the Lady of John Roils, Efq of a daughter. At Portora, county Ferrnanazh,tl:: Ludy of Lleutaant /Colonel Elrington, of a daughter. —..... MARRIED. Wedne'day, at Speonkkorne, Timothy Hutton, Efc.,of Clifton Caftle, Yorke:tire, to Mif, Elisabeth Chaim, youn‘eit dant= of William Chaytor, Efq of the former phee. Ludy, at Boerne, is Lincoloihire,Charks Wks, Eh" to Mils Elisabeth Disk. Laft Week, at Sandal, the liter.Riehard Maratha's.* or Mile ton, to Mifs Pilkington. DIED. Lately, at Hanau. in the 73th year of his age, the celebrated painter, Anthony William Tifehisdn, well known on the Conti nent by kis celebrated prodwElons. On Friday WI, at his fiat at Little EaEng, Mlddiefia, in the Ilsth year of bin age, Gabriel Mathias, Efq. On the 4th inn. at Koodwords Houk, Catobridgdhke, Sir Ed. ward Nightingale. Bart. Monday fe'nnight, at Bath,David Mite/AIL Efq. of John. erect, Bedford-row. London, sad CirOlaitou HJOrt, Surrey. In the Old Man's Hofpital, Dublin, John Sutter, Comoro tot, father to the late Mr. Robert Setter, glover, many years s Coun cilman of that Corporation. 'this veteran of unisaken loyalty !O. tact the krvice of his King and Country at the age of 17 ; he fared during all the ware to the peace of 1733 ; be was sae Of the brave Ligomer's bode, who Woke the gems d'arms of France at the battle ofDettingen in 1743, when !Dog George 11. was furrowed• eel by them, and nearly taken prikoer. Friday, Mr. William Chapple, la the Roth year of his age, mang years Eaten Meffenser, and sweeper of the Courts at the Treafury. At Monteath. Mrs. Dorothea Mortis, aged Sn, rclidt of the late Richard Morris, of Mountrade, in the Quito's County, Efq. Lately, Mrs. Linton, widow of the unfortunate Charles Lin ton. .Efq. of Covent-Darden Theatre. Wednefday latt, at Sidmootb, in kis deb year, Million, Waft Con of Mr. Thomas Kcnrble, of Mincing lane. At Bantry, of a violent lever, HanalitocoWidtc, Efq. brother to Lord Vikount Bantry. On Thurlday laR, Mr. Dirk Langevcldt of Tom's Coffee-hook. , Gimlet!). WON WATER AT LONDON ■RID3E TOMORROW. Maratai • •• • • • 35 Manua lbw 4 After...um • • • • 54 album maw 4 FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, itHibmAnsus, ate. &a. DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. —On the outride of the Wrapper op each Bottle of the real Mathew, a Ramp is geed, in which is engraved " F. Newbery. No. 4s, Se. Pours." and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is patted, with dick Words, " Dr. Stank Opolddoe,prepared by F. Vevrlary.'" All the& whisk are fold without thefe &agitations amp& Coriterfetto The Public are :I:quelled to attend to this Castles, in conk. of an Impogtion which ha, been predated by cern& Veg. L enc ol Medicine. who, under cover of a comedian in trade with Mr. Newbery's Houfe,bave not oply fold in Landes, but by tra velling round the Country. have &foulnated tbroush the Retal Deers in all parts of the Hood= huge quantities of a Indio& preparation of this Opodchloe; In the Bills of 1.....a1004 of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of 'Charing Crete, and Mt NewhaTot St. Paula Church. yard. arc made arc of, in ender the mare cam. pis& to doeive unwary Purchafers. The gamine Opodeldoe is prepped and fold by F. Newsboy and Sans, No. es, St. Poufs, ea the Casch•way. aOw doors from bethade, London, in Battles, price as. 6d. each, duty included ; sod by thole Vender. only In the Country who offer the seal Ms. title under its vatarilte BOW .I.IANING dedicated tsyfelf to the gull'. sad bees KA ',healed by the gnat moditerable yradke to that booth tiOidtl thouipbt pager to flea. I and that I have oat more,atif- Ze.tiamthen de& who; to Namoutilv . e add of do are octagonally boneerfe4 in u ncer tainty , and carnet =ZULU dot face& which Is acquired by weeessesles the ual power to MO ebb of difor.lerv. The difeafes of DEBILITY am peculiarly altradkag, far they s with them a van of concomitant fraptenes,:r= at ea vital energy, ealfteuce Id aff batmen they wife heaths prevalence eat mamplis. deedOrne• tive habits of lehookbays, se the bodudgeoceo of nomerity, they le,. vibe the molt &duces profelamal Ofil ; but by the Ignorance at uneducated men,' the Osmoses's: aggravated, and the caalb tuella Is Asa 11= of the ROYAL C.OLLEORet SURGEONS, I ground my pretenflons eo rstulartry of edoeadon; and poffetliop every privilegeto prathice,l peel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto hers follberthly hencared. he the Silt befaclane et bed weans% easfy egollemka mu the cahrofty of a detilleted free& ; bet where the fel. CZ ` fr0....a.k.h.d. of the oamosas& of the vrtee which mule • mithetune is fearful of the contempt or esofttre of his faistil;:ittyfidan. a nd Mar his leginnky with cared oft esahnent, le mak be fadsfedery far Mee st be stand sot only of eambillty of augment. 4.1 alb at the mom inekielde feentry. And la resat Vthereal Cemplaineth Is polMle to prevent vela, deeper or &Ras ; Is the moo compbmted oafs it is the acisite matt of eteiu dve ae baaperalloom its this km to ellet a late. eatale, image re lat the advantage of this apothem to does of either ka mbe are elided with soy kind of Diaturt . , of any Waltman at VENEREAL INFECTION. sod in all calm the toms al ram mad& are Rated on the ftrft Interview. Par tett In the country are eepedted to Melee, Bank note, aid are ropieded to fpeeify their age and manner of &log. MARTIN II LE E., Member of the Rev a Co,tege of Surgeons In Lords'. Now Artistic' treat. S n ead. sew Temple air TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ, DIA& eta, N. 9, Dri.l:e.areet, London. I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and dor asnliaury Cure I have reedvcd from your levaluableMttliebte-LEARK's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a OaDal,wlaich I treated rather Rightly for fume time, but the cafe at length fpreacilng Of over my Botly, I was allied to atTly to the molt eminent teethe ffnethy, but their allittante afforded only temporary rdieha weer thraab various Comics of Saliva tion, anti front being rather a • torpoltnt 11.. bit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Clem tba fpread all ova my limbs, rat. &red Mt a complete Obits.% fo that my friends de paired of my reeovery. When brought tot hh firoation, I covedered deaths • inevitable, but a relation of maw some eating upon the many Calm in whichy our Pill. ha.li necooled, I was induced to try a box of them. w'aich I thought roast relieved me, and by perfect-ratter for two or three months, and! 4.41,‘ .ng your Diralions. I tai.e -nenc.tlth c molt un treour•abk front Pain, the herd, gratisall) iul tiding; I air c .w, tha.tk Goo, perfedly format I and walking um da•11 41 , ubt not but one more boa. whale.. think cactious to takt4, will r my Lahti In Its orginal Kate. It ia with t he moll heartfet gratitude that 1 tua.cibe forfeit. fir your no- ch obliged .unityle I avant , Wu. l'taason. Ilea (gate. Alan. heftier, July t, Ito!. P. S. for the po.lte betwixt I not ohjed to the above bring cJ, but leave you to at.t a.l ..oar owe bet= judgment hall da•im . _ l're; .red and SeiLl b. the einie I.roprietor,Tifow ts TA Y I oa. M.nlarutthe Sur7 n,.& hi•Houfe, No st, lA'berr, ift. r a conftant of tn..re than thitt y-ftz years. In *practice rrtictibrly diretirt , to thr l'oire of Vther,.al Crenrlaint., with that irtrinla (eerie? which men of hi. l'roff Mon (bou'.l . ;:lwayt ..hfenre b.. Potrero Moffat . , the advi:: and allittartt gratuttfiLlly admin.afro to rfon• t.l,rt tint Mrificlne, will be br • dirc•rnmil Pantie, as an adr, rft2Cr Lldnm to Ur obtained. and void or arr.bd t by Li. Ari;•nimment, fnr the rot rat lance a/ thole livinr at a dlflarrr. at the Prrfumer'r. No. 3t. .4.lbian'w limo, the Toy-fhop, An. tot. Ocfnri'-arrit ; Mr. it•fhornuoli's. No. 7. i tfh fired-1131; Mr. Stair.. BoAlltblier. N. 1. Tower Hill. Mr. W.eforer, ktalitifotr, I.; Mr. CAN, Mr. S'llti.gc*., I.e•rr • Mr..A•kt•ifor's, waft ber • rte P.ffor In ewer! , ideralift T. wr u, Griot-Ben and Ir. 'Arta, tot, aofam It rh taa •• d Tylin I).reslimt, wheartry n... Curt titrn:favt.s will. Lid,, ap•ed, ant- b Ito,l A ba,nr 0: DON I .ry-t ,n.l yn• liDbe by LP V"I r. !)), It ill, Al• 01, , I , NA I . Cyrty the bt es Oersca, Taapbe-Bar NUMEHIt 4955 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • TOMORROW EVENING, DECEMBER zi, in be prefeuted the Comedy of IULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. Leon, Mr. POPE. Michael Perez, Mr. BANNISTER. Marguetta, Mrs. POWELL. Eftlfatila, Mn. JORDAN. To which will be added the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Murtoch Wally, Mr. JOHNSTONE. TNa Eva.iug—The Beau: Stratagem ; with Richard Dreur de Lica. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O -MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 21, will be perimmled the Comic Opera, called THE CABINET`. ranee Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM. I.orenzo, Mr. INCLEDON. Idarquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. BLANCHARD. PIM, Mr. MUNDEN; WhirnEculo, Mr. FAWCETT. Conftantia, Mifs WHEATLEY. Floretta, Signora STORACE. Curiofa, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Bianca, Mrs. DAVENPORT. To which will be added the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Murtoch Delany, Mr. ROCK. llventeglle Blind Bari&la ; with A Tait of Myna/. On Saturday, Thirty not:find ; or, Who's the Rich& ? with Baiting the Wind; being the hit time of perforating till the Holi days. On Wednefday neat the Tragedy of George Barnwell; after which (for the firit time) a New Mclo-Dramatic Panto mime, coiled Harlequin Quiehfil•er; or, the Gnome and the Devil; which has been in preparation all the Summer, and will be proclaim& with entirely New Scenes, Drake, and Decorations. STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS Drawing the zBth of JANUARY, tBos. SCHEME. 1 of L 231)00 is Cs s ,oso s so ,cco -- 40,000 3 . 10403 . 30,000 3 SAW t!goo 6 igeto ,Ogno 10 5 00 sgoo TOO .-- 3 Pc° 5o 3,c00 Cries so 113,000 •msm.... .---••• SS .0:0 Tickets. woo° Tickets a nd Shares are felling at may Lteenfed &wry Office. Price of Ticket - £a i t 0 Half - L 99 o I Eighth • s 8 o (barter - 4 i o 1 Sitteenth - i 4 0 • • Thoth who wifh to have particular Numbers. thocid be fp:sly in their a pplication to fame of she Lottery Offices. as the heal idivery of Tickets from the Baak of England will take place the uptis December. VICTUALLING OFFICR, December IS, 18.34. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS buy an - , NAVY, cie &ray ems NOW. That on Friday the salt inftaot they will be ready to receive Terders in 'writing (feakd up) and treat for _ NINE HUNDRED and FIFTY MILLE of GOLDSTONE, or BROWN WILLOW RODS, (Not leistban forty-eight inches in WO). - . Fit for making Cooper'► Twigs :To be anfwerable to fansples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered by the goth of April, tgos, in equal monthly proportions, into hi► Majetty's Vidualling Storrs at Deptford and to be paid for by Sill► payable with inters* ninety day► alter date. . . N. B. No Tender for a Ida quantity than One Hundred Thou land Rode will be admitted • The Conditions of the Cantraft way be ken at the Secretary's (Mee. _ . No regard voill de Lad is say Tends, in svdlib SU. pries JlaU aft he i.ft.tai is word at knitb, of that frail nne de &lined S. At Berri krf.re One iClo:1 en the fad Friday, the sift inflent. Nor unlei tbs Perlin wind male. the Tender, sr Imo PerAn ,s Li; idaq; atm& ho a...fun Tube* calltifor. PICTUALLING.OFPICS, Decasher 14. 1304. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTrs NAM il• barb, give Nisi" That on Wednefday the 26th Whim, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (haled up) and treat for the limply o what FRESH BEEF Stall be demanded for the oft of His Ma. jiity's Ski/sand Varela at YARMOUTH, LYNN, and WELLS in the County of NORFOLK, from the aft day of January next to the 32th of June following inclufive ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with ioterelt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra& may be ken at the Secretary's 'Wee, at this Ofta, or by apply* to the Collator of the Cußoms at Yarmouth, In the County of Norfolk. No marl will k bad to arty *miff is sebkb the rite floe set he in fated is weds at leaftb,ar that f efl art be elethotred to the Beard kford oat °Wed as the Ail Waiellay tle 26tb bylaw, mar rakft tie joerfaa nal make the telex, or faxas fajta ea Lit 144, alitaxit le anion wars alto , fer. ricivez,Lrbro OFFICE. Deemter 17, 1304. THE COMMISSIONARS for VICTUALLING Ha MAY ESTrs burr, a 'Kerby give moths. That on Friday next the sift leftist, they will be ready to ache Tenders in writing (felled up) sod treat for ON:: HUNDRED TONS 0 F BLACK SMYRNA RAISIN ' S he sofwerable to Samples to be pro.luced with the Tenders- To be delivered liumediately into His Majeftv's Vidtual;ing Stor at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with interettoine days after date —the Conditions of the Cootraa may be feat the Secretary's Office. Ne reyord satin" bad to gay leader Le which the trice flail ail ivferesii is ant& at kerb, or that sot is delivered to the Bad kfate awl idea ea the fad Friday next the at, inflcht, car midi Perla" wda make Mc tender, or foal talon an hie kiwi!, aka; view when atelier. WESTMINSTER FIRE-OFFICE, BEDFORD.STREET, COVENT GARDEN, Eftablifbcd 1717• ANNUAL and SEPTENNIAL INSUR ANC are granted by this Office, on Houk* and Buildi p, wit Twenty-five Mika of London, front Loft or Damage by Fire, which Purpofe Attendance is given dai.y, from Nine °Tit e the Morning omit Four o'Clock In the Afternoon, Saturday' mini, on which Day the Office clefts at Three Clock.G. H. BROWNE, Secrets. N.B. No Charge k made at the Of for Policies of Inform VALUABLE BOOKS OF EDUCATION. This day was publfthed, price sos. 6d. hound and lettered. (1 one of the cheapeft. Woks to the Fligiiftt Language) iota with fisty beautiful and intersiting C oprer-pLates, refrain the Cullom. and Dram of all Nations, and lllefts - aid sii variety of Maps, GEOGRAPHY on a NEW and POPUL PLAN for the USE of SCHOOLS, and Yount: Put of Burn Sales, fo praaicabk to Teachers, and fo highly eating to Vends, that the Work cannot fail to recommend ft tadverfal adoption and preference, the moment ft is examine It is divided into Foot Pans: t. A brief Grammar of Geography. a. Clrcunallantial, and highly cntertalnkg Accounts . 'i I%:...nners, Cullom', M.SC., and CuriAitles, of all Nation 3. The Die of the Globes. 4. Plain and ample &Streaking for projealng and draw kin:, of Maps, a nco.ll,ry pies of the Lfttnesits of Grog I not Included In any former Work. By the Rev. J. GOLDSWIITH, A.M. Printed for RICItA•D Phi LLIPS. No. a t ,ftt.Paurs Chard and fold by Waco and Spcnce, York t It Mondry, U, rougk, and by all other Bookfeller• Of whom may be had the under-mentioned valuable and tilibed School-books: t. AN EASY GRAMMAR of OEOGRAPI4Y, on entirely new, with Mape,by the Rev. J. 001.0811111 11, peke bound in red. 3. Dr. NIAVOR's Brltiftt N•r,-os, price. as. 6.d.bound. 3 , —.-- Ditto's 14atartl Hittorr price Ss. bound. 4. -- Ditto's sctfei:on Iron, Plutarch's I.l.ears & i s --- I litto.ll Univerfal :- be rt-tiana, price . 6dtel . Dines improved spelliog Book. price 11. r, 7. ---- Dines Roman Hilary, 3 vols. i tt. and les. K....—. Ditto's Greci.n Hiltory. a vols. so, sod 7.. Or. CR f f:ORI"s Elements of a Polite I.:Joann) so 63. bound. In. Dr. WATICIN,'s Oniverral Bingraphical and II Dtdr.cary, nese kr,- volunst. Sea puce los. 64. hoards. se. Or. W ATK rriS's Scrip , tare Biography, •nolllting i of Cbaniacre In the Old and New Teftansent, price ss. b t a m Mr.IRVINU's Elemert • 4 I nail& Companion, of praalcal Rates for amino the FO.lak I.angssagc witl catty and Llegar ,,, Peke 41,- 1..!. 1. ,, nd. t.y rot- Flanrf, for C iill.Dß I N. Ly Mlfs .1$ KUL as. A BIBLE S I.oltllibonsot•iu: al the mnlt latercr t nrSes in the 01.1 and New 'left an. ir n, trinted In a Wee decorated with twelve plates, a vol. rri.e 4'. If. Dr. MA 'OR's and Mr. 1'11.% ri .. s:ke..tt of Poetry, peter (.. booed. • ,6. 1 he it:VI NII.P. PLUTAItCIi, reenacting of the Estreordn.ary Chasten, and of Agitation if leo Infancy Mon, vette .e. fol. STATE LOTTERY. - - •- -- - - To begin Drawing JANUARY al, tflos. TICKE T 'S and Shares are on laic, b y RICHARD. SON, UOODLUCR, and Co Stork-Brokers, Cninhill. act 43011011-Croft, London ; where, in the laft ai,l SAC Lotteries the inlisystrig Capital Prizes were fold: upon, A Qttarter, two Eighths, and sight Si:tercels L so - o aLiss, A Ks% and ei.;Lt Si:winds - - scco 39.471. A Whole 'Ticket - - a nd two Sixteenths 10,cco Sorg ..$• , • 00 56,473, *Half, 3 Quitter, an Eighth, zRA2S, A Quarter, an Eighth, and ten Sixteenths 311,CC0 48,318, A Whole Ticket - - • 48,751, Two (Laren, two Eighths, and four Sixteenths =n on y,tos, One Quar ter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenths so, 1107, Sixteen Sixteenths - 3opoo 12, 11.6,883, A Half, a Quarter, and two Eighths - 3003 Alto Prizes of scooL tco:L sco L ince. &e. Lotteries, And a very large A mount of Capital Prizes, tanner too nen-from to particularize.' ----------- A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS ANII OT SONS ESSECNCE OF ANCHOVIES AND HER RIH SAUCES. THS great reputation which H r . BURGESS bas gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and H Our RICH SkUCES. lot S. ow , Si 114,1146 ed Colw Deli e.ds, Shag. Af.at Eon!.. Gaste ; with ma are ny more Jlerf o ars for the Table. Sideboard. and Store Room; which oars fully expreffed to his Catalogue. (He kieigtbe !Imam , of thew.) has Indused many parfait to give the fame name to Mfieles entirely different, which arc vended at many Shops In Loodon, by pagans who go to th e principal T owns In England, Ireland, and Scotland. to SANE Orders of Tradefinen and Inn-keepers, who in conk are often raved with Stories , Serti, of very inferior quali. =Wets to not only an Impoation, but • Brest dlfappolotinent to Families w ho purchafe them with a view of having good to to their HR. Au N. B. None His Genuine, but what have there words on ES the Label,. BIJROF.SS sad SONS, Original and Superior ES BENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. lob Coma ot Savoy Steps, Lcasoca." rSTONE and Co. No. 1 3 4, Oxford -Rreet, Ma. .1 1 - • nufadurers of Doiahlc Block Tin COOKING UTENSILS beg leave to ln6wM tbc Public. flat thcy have very much im proved there Articles, which render It th. cticapeft and ckaulleit Punitive now la ule. w ill be kept in Tbe following Lift fermi a complete Sct, wllieli repair for T u taincas pet Aum ... Tea Kettle wo • 4. o nn 6 6 Br:ad Grater - L o t 6 Cam Pot - o 3 6 Flour dc Pepper BOX ot 6 Chocolate Pot Sc Mill o 4 6 ChecieTaidter 4 6 Set 41 &wimps • 4 Dripping Pan &Balfler 07 6 Teo Swap 14..1 • 0 til o Skimmer and Ladle o 3 6 Flb Kettle - ot6 o Set of•ltcwers - o• 6 Turbot Ditto . otB 6 • Scollops& Tiader•bal oa 6 1 Valet Pot - 016 6 •Tart and 6 Pattypana o• 6 ch Or - •6 6 6 Table & t Egg-(poops o 4 6 ID et v Colleder & Boer Pot o 4 6 Sl ice and Gravy-fpoon o 3 6 Frying Pan & Gridiron o IS 6 -------• Beice Boa and Grater 0 • 6 C. 9 9 0 "'Wry ewe Unite a large AtTnrtment of falhinnabk bronzed Te• Urns, and • fine flock of Table Krives and Fork Ago, Shower and Warm Bane to full rr kt. A liberal pricc allowed for void Urea and old Scantin earbange• YELLOW FEVER, No. eci. CHARING-CROS S. I n R. WILL ICH, late Ph yfician to the Saxon Am tUate, at the Court o f Or, ar Britain, and Author u the A-0 ba DawiefUe 'Dic yc l op sdia, Treat-fc .mßegimen and :het. etc of the Ih..fcc c approves a nd recoirimenda to the im mediate noticeif at large (aDd tilde in panlcutar who are going to the Welt India% America. or any other part of the World, that may, or have hula felted to Pcllikatig thieni-, the sold, which iilstit.t all tie Proprietor'. Warehonee, Mn. 4C. CliAlitialilloSl, London, /DP aaaaa r and Cosa the V r 1..1.0W FEVER. The rtioftirnfotiveTefilmoniata from prof-Monet Men.seKl ether 6 ferpedlahle elms, tool . he [Kr in rainph:.!4, to be had, tracer, at the Wareh,ufe. which not mei prove, in the faDeft manna, the eilltemy of 'hie Remedy In that rott dradtol Malady the Yellow Fever, het alio that it h an esfy, Id:, ;deafen, ana cein,i‘i pdertrre a Health in hot climates. The above Ilivalualik Article la BHA in p.a... with foil dire times, ( g ssetian...l by pr. ii.r.itco) in cafe .1 an e.g. ..t ar) of Fever, O ne Owl.° each, funelest foe kind ore l'crOen lo ) limier' omano. ow - ;‘. r• THURSDAY, riECE ADMIRAL?'" OFFICE, Deader Is, .804. NOTICE is hereby given that a Senn of Oyer awl Teratiwor exii Goal Drikirry, fr ere Trial of °lmre, awwwwit.. Ird w thr liizb Sows, with:. the juriftlialsw *lll4 Admiralty f &Ida nliro 114/, ire the Old Beaty, LOA& Wel* day for Ott of yanuary *text, at East o'Clock iw the Morwireg• WILLIAM Af4esiabt. „(.. r:".. d c.a/: ) \ '''.. -_, --___