Star. — London, England, 1804-06-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY 30. SIMINIA AND WM O. N•NSON. This was an aftion to recover tool. lent by the wife of the Plaintiff to the Defendant. It appeared In evidence that Mrs. Skinner, previous to her mar riage, lived with the Defendant as fellow-fervant in the houfe of Mr. Colvil, a butcher, in Chifwell-ftreet, during which a legacy was left her by an uncle, amounting to tool. vetted in the 5 per cents. The Defench..nt, under fuels circumflances, paid his ad dreffes to her, and having . perfuaded her to fell out the above Rock, received the whole into his plreffinn ; after which they left their fervice, and lived in lodgings as man and wife, until the money was expended, and the had been delivered of an infant, which died. The Defendant then espreffed his inability to fupport her, and advifed that both of them thould go to fervice ; a propofition the minted to, provided her money, or a part of it, was restored. The Defendant urged his reduced ' finances, as P region for not complying wi he r th e requelt, bat offered a one pound note, which, be o. ferved, was all he had eft, or could afford.—Re . preach, and complaints of the injury the unfortu nate girl had (attained, followed. It was alledged by her, thathe had not the generofity toreturn even the intereft of her money in the offer of the note. The partiis confequently feparated, and fhortly after the mania the plaintiff, a coachman, who, defirons of indict,- brought the prefent It was argued that Mrs. Skinner had not bellowed the money on the defendant, but had lent it under •etpatation of having it returned. No evideace. how` ever was called to prove that fa& Mr. Sceantilsty, on the defence, nonleaded the mosey b ad been given to lay out for their mutual sdvantage ; and that the defendant behaved beggar .ahly b applying it to the bell purpoCcs. Sr lasses MANIIVIALD Obfelved, that, if yesd women would imprudently give their compaug to serfons is the way the PlaintiJ's wife bad done, aid rebuilt their property ineastiottfly into the hands of all who told them plaufibie Rorke, they would take the confequence. In the prefent inane* tbe evidence did not fatibfaftorily prove the money bad been lent ; but the humanity of the pry might Woes them to believe it was lent, from the other feels of the eats ; their decifion,bnwever, celled on their opinion of the credit duo to the whole trenfatSion.—The jury gave "a verdift ha the Plaintiff, 1031. damages. scar so.— LVV. T AND The Plaintiff, a publican. brought his &Rion for est. sta. the charge for a flipper ordered by the De fendants. Mr. Tennant, who is a builder, having /tithed a building, gave the workmen a (upper. Mr. Ter* was applied to upon the occafion, and ordered to provide a fulficiency of cataliks, with wine, punch, &c. He accordingly Carved up boiled an d rallied bam u fahnon, a round of beef weighing 6oIL. and otffer neceffaries for thirty-four Ira In. brour in one room, gad thirteen perfons in another, the whole of whom were highly fatisfied with their entertainment, as far as related to eating ; but the workmen, after drinking kraal bowls of punch and great libations of porter, 'naked on more, and the Plaintiff Curnillted them with (eve half-g am bowls: this the Defendant objefted to pay for, &fledging he bad given orders that no more than 41. worth of liquor thould be ferved ; feveral other articles were Maud to have been over-charged, and the Defendant reduced the bill to In iss. which fum he tendered into the Court. The witneas proved a very moderate profit had boo taken, and that the Defendant had fanaioned the additional fopply of liquor.—Thury, therefore. bound a cardift tor the Plaintiff for hi s full demand. COURT OF XING'S BENCH. MAY 3e. AND OTWAIS V. GOODIN. The Plaintiffs in this alien were affignees of one Johns Binton Tirnmings, a Bankrupt; who formerly walla' grocer at Gofport ; and the aaion was brought for a balance of an account for goods fold and deli vered by the Bankrupt to the Defendant, who was an attnrney,refidieg at Portfmnuth. Mr. Esseraa naiad the Plaintiff's cafe. The De fendant had been employed by the Bankrupt (Tim- Ibiess) to recover a debt which was due to him. and preview to the trial, Tininsings bad advanced a turn of tal. odd, for expence of Witneffee; he alfo had paid his enlls. The debt was recovered and paid over Se Tiounings. but the coat and espenee of WitnelTes, which had been advanced, were not repaid. There was alfo a furn of 271. cos. yd. due to limmings for goods fold to the Defendant, making altogether a fern of Bal. Bs. yd. fur which the eaten was brought. Mr. Timmins was then esamined : be laid he had ewspinyed the Defendant to recover astol. 75. for him; that he had received that fum from him in two pay ments ; that he had advanced the coils, and the ex pose's of Witneffes, which had not been repaid him ; that the Defendant had got goods from him to the amount of 271 toe. 3d. ; that he had repeatedly ap plied to Defendant for his bill of eons, but in vain ; and that there remained a balance due to his atlignees el 811. Bs. sd. Upon his crofreramination by Mr. Gas sow, he was cautioned how he Should adorer the quellions to be put to him, as every word of his evidence mould be taken down. He then raid he had re ceived the ferns from the Defendant as before Rated, and no other films. A bout was then produced to him, wherein st appe erect he had [ivied a receipt for 1631. rot. 6d. to the Defendant. He admitted the name Signed at the bottom to he his hand-writing; but pobtively fwere he had never leen the writing above it before ; that he a:ways reads what he firth mid, had he teen that writing before, he Should have !Teatned it. He expreffed his furprsfe and afionifli /cent at fuch a thing having been produced. He laid I:c made it a regular praflice to make up his e.eits Account every night, and enter it in his day book s that he did expett to have received part of his coils back, and it he had, they weuld have alfo been entered. He admitted he did give a receipt fa: tss (lye guiveas, as,sll6me other trifiirg rums. Mr. G•aaow, on the part of the Defendant, ob tbrvs d, he would find Free difFeislty in defending hit (!;enr. as the material evident: he had to produce was the bs ok, in which thi‘ receipt f , be s 05? l. sos. 6.5. vea. untied, and not being duly (tamped, could ns.,t I,e givess ice evidence he ther..tut.; nr.ultil not take or 'he chile of the Court, but fabrtit tot verdia for the) Plaintiff. Lord ELtsw BOROUGH &dined. if this was a Ma charge of the attorney, he fbould be dealt with accord ingly. It was not natural to fuppofe that he had paid over the eons; perhaps this entry ant his book, by way of a receipt, might be a millake ; but as it then appear ed, perhaps it was better he did not go further, as his Lordlitip feared, in loch a cafe, he Sonia hate another duty to difcharge he was glad the Defen dant retired fir loon, and hoped it was the laft time he would venture to exhibit himfelf in that form.— Verdia for the Plaintiff, 601. MORGAN, CLIRR, V. CHARISM. FALSE IMPRISONMINT.—Mr. EIRSIIIIIt opened this ass very important cattle, which called for the par r cular attention of his Lordffilp and the Jury. the Plaintiff WAS a Diffenting Clergyman,who had feveral pupils under his care. On account of a very painful difeafe in his wife's eyes, he was obliged to come to London for medical affillancei and had taken lodg ings at the Defendant's, who is a grocer, in White Croft-Ricci. The Learned Conflict then went largely upon the right of occupancy, to which a lodger was entitled. Every man, he (aid, was to confider his lodging as his cattle; he had a tight to knock at his door when he thought fir, and fhould have free ,n -grefs, egret's, and regrets , at all time' and hours.— fhe Defendant in this cafe wifbed to expel the Plain tiff from his lodgings ; and when he came to the door one night about eleven o'clock. he was refufed ad mittance : upon his remonflrating, he received a moll impertinent note from the Defendant, in which he threatened, that fhould the Plaintiff Ray out again, to fuch an hour, he would not only lock him out, but have him put in the watch•houte. On the following night the Plaintif f came home about half paR eleven o'clock ; and Mr. Et fkine here obferved, that though a man (hould never (offer himfelftnexceed the bounds of temiterantes yet it did not follow that he (hould mortify his flefh by total abftinence. Upon this night , she Plaintiff had devoted a few hours to conviviality ; 1.44, though be had taken p erha p s a little more than rlae ought, he was not to be reckoned drunk. He knocked at the door, but to no purpofe ; his wife fent u her fervaot to the Defendant for the key, but he refuted to give it. The Plaintiff, a little ruined by this delay, prifheft' with bone violence againft the door ; upon this the Defendant came down, called the watchman, and fent the Plaintiff to the watch-bottle. The conflable of the watch, feeling for his fitua tion, brought him back to his lodgings, and repre tented to the Defendant the impropriety of his condi" and how indecent it was to keep a Gentle. ran out of his lodgings at filch an hour; but the Defendant infifted he &mild remain at the watch honfe ; and the next morning he was carried before the Magiftrate and difcharged. In confequence of the confinement, he had been much injured in his i health, and upon tholi grounds brought his 'aim., Several witneffes were then called, who proved' the Plaintiff's cafe. Mr. Gaiteow was proceedinc to Rate the Defers dart's cafe; when Lord Ett kNensouc obferved r that the Plaintiff could have no more than nominal damages, if he got any at all ; he brought the bu finefi on himfelf by his own improper conduit. Verdia for the Plaintiff Use Shalt. JUNe I. This being the firft day of Trinity Term, the Court was opened with the ufual formalities, and the returns from the different gaols were read. THI 81110 V T. ISIJRCHRLL. Mr. Geeenw applied for a Rule to (hew cattle why a criminal information fhould not be filed againft this Gentleman. The Learned Conflict laid, as the defendant wts proceeding throngh.e. e fireetot St -ck tan, he met a military (le l-man or the name of Faller, and after a trivolou. griettion ahnnt a' yoengladydrinking tea at a particidar place, to which he received no reply. he publicly challenged Mr. Fuller, and Paid Captain Dixon would accompany him on the occafion of the meeting. Mr. Burchell, it appeared, was a member of a Volunteer Corps, of which this Officer was the Captain. Mr. Burchell further added, that it Mr. Fuller fhould give the fa tisfaaion of a gentleman, he (Mr. Borchelt) would be (pared the trouble of writing to the Duke of York. to expole him, and the further neceffity of potting Mt. Fuller up for a coward. A fubtemicnt explaint tion took place, in which the illegal intentions of Mr. Burchell were more fully &doted, if any doubt could remain, with refped to his defign on the pre. vious inter view. Mr. Garrnw added, that it was ex pedient, for the peace of fociety, that the difpofir ion to the unlawful praCtice of duelling fhould be reprelT ed in the members of Volunteer Corps ; the Officers in the regular fo:ces let an example of decorum, in this tefpea, which deferred the imitation of thole who, under the preffitre of public danger, had been called to fuftain a military charaoer, to which they were unaccaftomed. Rule granted. SMITH V. LSR. sstL Three feveral ataions for bribery in the Aylefbriry Elation had been commenced againft the Defendant in this Court, and one in the Court of Exchequer. Mr. Con s r applied fur a Rule to thew caufe why the whole thatald not be confolidated into one, as the parties were precifely the fume in all three cattle& Lord ELL, ssortut.c n.—.• I fee no objedion to your taking a Rule to (hew riule wiry the three attions here fhould not be confolidated, but we cannot contralti that brought in the Exchequer. The Plaintiff mar choofe to try a portion of his castles in the latter, and whether he have, or not, a fufficient reafon, we cannot examine." Rule to thew cattle granted, but not to extend to the atliun in the Ex chequer. On Wrdnefday afternoon a Cntoner's Jnry met at the Workhott;e, Whitechapel, to confider the cafe of Sarah I.l.trtnion, of Wells.court, !stile-end, only 20 months old, who was blunt to death. It appeared that the was kft in the care •da Cider, tit yea's of age, during a Slott ablence of the mother. Verdi° Accidental death. Iriday laa J totes Davt,er, a hardener, of Wicl coml,, went v.ilh his fmt \s'infiey, for the purple of obtaining ir:rc p!ciits h:. 'A A • in waut of from his brother. in salmi, garden, i, 1..,‘: been injured by tal.hits, a gun was kept for tht purpoic of deßviying tier , uhicli the fon tor': up to examine —neth , : -,, inately Hit piece V ent nil, and its contents though the I: tt, lodf,e. i in the light :high of his father. clealls WAS ahl 111:7idncichly cunfc• goatee the r.cx: day. , i i I i JCR ICULTUAIL 11,am • trwa 14c , *". , 4 •P I WPR 444114101fai t;i• * "- • " • at , • 41.01011 V: le kg; s (thitith -*lsrec ct 7 ththe) Ides O. bine*, the istheetlauye. • bend ablabst h alcalaalNEA,4olglarmottal a•6d. pa tionatis. i,bimittraGat. Cl' VONDIME 100% . 36a, jai par If. - FM, Polka ardis. at • ' Plat Mo. 53a /So. • Waal__ 3P ' • Itra swim. od. - flow 17t. od• Sada, 'la zio 61. Qat", was Malt, 56a. 6ta. od. Poland ditto, s7a its 6i Rape Seed, 34. del. pa lett. • PRICE OF FLOUR. Fire Floor pg. t0,43s Seconds 345. 3.p.otw PRICE OF HOPS IN THE 40a0LIGHL Dail St Sato Awl •Peciata • a os PRICE of HAY sod STRAW in Sbf i TH . , Meadow Hay, pa o,(1, -n, to !Wile tr,la Straw, Pam at All,: 8/1 8161TCHFIRLD, jaw a. _ • 1 ; To tads tie offal—pet tiro, d ot. " • Boa so ad to (ta O 4d Pork se so odl i Vaal • Jim •Illaata.dd laintoon a id tio Sdo • 411 lamb p to 7a Id. IIEWDATIS sod I.44eRNHALL, hot t. Per Raw of lb. by tic areare. tO so id ,l 'Veal 3a id to $ll ad Mow As Mla 3 0 lid I Pod , IP ~ 42 to 4 1 44 Lomb to Id to 7a di *lam OP TALLOW IN 1:0NDON. St. lama's market 4$ sd Tows Tallow Ina 44 to ott Oars Market a 34 Raffia ditto (an.) od to ;a Wiilterbead Ildasict Raffia ditto (feat) bet 6a to a traria= al SR.) taa ad BMW So. re ad to Ai Ditto rough 31, oil to-Qs id Oreaves 144 :Pala 4 . o 1 1 4 4 Um" INT I g or Stop, los to 4ps..—itaetleilla.—Cooll Prim id Candles pa. &man, its. 0i..-maadik • COAL EXCHANGE, Jane r. NOPTIILY RIPOIT FOIL Mir. ..The growing Wheats are midi gone off in Coloirj and are become weak and foul through rnoftrpirts of '! England Throughout the Eaftern they do not calculate upon more than half a crop. The &and and Peafe have been much hiproved by the late warm (bowers ; and the Out; sad Barleys; partial holy thofe not too early low!), procaife an abundant produce. —The young Clovers plant well ; but thofe of IA year are every where complained of, as rant petalled and thin. Tares ate noronly backward, but very light on the ground. Rye is forward, and pro miles p general early ones thew promifingly for bloom. The Rape and Mullaed crops will be more produc-i tire than was looked for fame weeks pall. The Hop Plantations continue thrifty, and without the appear ance of Ay, or other infect. The Grata is abundant ir, every dittria, and, is confequence, Hay has fallen in many places 305. per ton. Sinishfield has been very fcantily fupplied with Beef through the month, and. the prices have rifen every mai ket-day ; of Mutton, i Lamb, and Veal, there has been a fair fupply. Store Stock, of all kinds, continue fcarce, and higher prices are a(ked, on account of the plentifulnefs of iced. — Hogs and Pigs are confiderably advanced.—The Wool markets are brifk ; new South-down fleeces have fold freely at sod. and prime forts of long wool . at 15d. per lb. Thurfday a child, about four years old, got its leg entangled in the wheel of a carriage, ia Fleet ftreet, by which it was dragged to a conliderahle di flancei and fo much hurt, that its life is defpaired of. Same day a perfon connived to upfet a barrow of, oranges whoWardour. and while a conconrfe of people, bad gathered round, were al:filling in eolletting them, he attempted to cafe a Gentleman of his purfe, but was deteeled, and lodged in lave cut tody. Yefterday a waggoner, in the fervice of Mt. Was then, of Sutton. fell from the (hafts, near the turn pike. St. George's Fields, and the wheels going over his !forma, he died in half au hour.—A Coteau' . Inqueft was held on the body this day. Wednefday as a child was playing in the dining. mom window of a tradefinan in Barbican, it fell into , 1 the flreet ; but its fall was fortunately broke by a woman pafling, who caught hold of its clothes when It was very near the pavement. 1 About twelve o'clock on Sunday night lag, the Metbodift meeting-honfe, in Cherry-ftreet, Birming ham, was broke into by three villains, fompofed for the ptapore of Reuling the money collefled in the evening, but being alarmed by the watchman, two of them made their cfcape, and the third, John Hay-' wood. was found concealed in the gallery, and taken to prifon. I About fix o'clock on Monday morning, a painter, of the name of John Morris, went to the honfe of Mr. C. Lloyd, in Broad-flrect, Birmingham, falfely - I. Ening he was ordered to paint tome furniture in the Oa .„..."... it hir ibaufs ' im p t ioaar. lED. mem Mr . . Hocabyoda butler's pantry : as he had worked in the family be- ,jo ic b t = ara b is }tomb , fore, no fufpicionli were entertained. and he began to Misr &I.* his bide lioultawkfied, Mr. Porkney, one at the 144.). paint, but was obferved to go away in a quarter of Cos Ar Progratotsefirtarisaa. an hour: loon after which the footm. , mitring ( e ve- PeuleY ge . eee.t. e t Prem. eged 71rWet. Barton , EA} Oa she yth Ape% ea Ifitnadtle-opoloTyne, Lion. Sam.9frocE. ral articles of plate, an alarm was given, and ;PM!: To 44a ., wind providenct, being made after him, he was overtaken or the • r . l ik e , big. s g pA n . s wa b Amid. rack 4 ing at Coventry, in company with - dote IIUI ')rt. Ms • ..., died, ES" offenders, two of whom, and Morris, were app. B ' hended ; but the plate is not recovered. Monday night fame thieves broke into tue honfe _ ___ _ rf Mr. Wyegate, in Charlotte-ftreet, Portland-place. r r HE BALMDF G I LEA Dinflantaneo u fl y r elieves and carried o ff a confiderable q uantit y of linen and 4, (palms in the fides, tweet. and IntclUme, ..Aufes * sada other articles. warmth, and prevents tramps and numbnefs hi Sr after bathing la a t rPtin g e r w t, - „„, ater ...x . I.B4lc .b oo j. "( a eb a ,.: " hyl auid tencerafi " niliona ltatr ; Oerds bal at TuefJay morning fame perfort or perfnns entered the ft wbles rf Willan, Efq. army. contre&or, bar tug gat or welt todi udl es,th et estasomfrora public finelnsties. in Mary-la-bonne Park, and with the molt wanton Peeilleft_faikle. silo ei !se, to Lie: afilidlor:rtraf c i:s a s fi lfealon an s a e= barbariff cut tlit. manes and tails of upwards of so j a a "7, 1 ,:4 1 : 2 ,, 54 Imo be ., of d i me% OR „ g „, ; ,,,. f r ee p . m's . honks, belongirg to the engineer department. ilteett I anemone have recosets toe more ttary remedy, W ear& ft maim tbe blood witbotat Wanting l i t; besets the eery Tuefciay night the dwelling-houfe of Mr. Magniec, vow, llama, frees sad daubs's the 'Veen and other linparmat at Maryland point. Stratford, was broke open, and man, ; rriolves olittrailions, sad throws at Alcid rtroci M a quantity of plate. Ike. holm therefrom. a ours; anewhasu the read lishie. sad brings Ma the 0,4. Wednefday night the hos* of Mr. Evans, in Crif- radar fibres to their ;lateral and healthy tone. Haste its weeder lui Needs in removing every fymptom of vevaknefs, 'aflame; pin -fired, Spitalfields, was forcibly entered, and pro- palpitattous,watcbra nets, dromtnefs after estradflky, &alms perty to the amount - of 3ol• flolen thereout. of heat and oad,outubisels, ',Amer*, Pails ;Credal' ef the rir.tlon and de- Thurfday an old depredator was deteaed picking giant a loins) hecoosbtdilliechT al &to' n, dry ctdeh, &kitty, towtscts of fnirks, fors of appetie. a Gentleman's pocket in St. Paul's Cathedral, and raasation•Uldtgattan, ficknece,vntittn_e,tdinst of tfieA was lodged en the Poultry Comptes . by the conftabks etadi ',bye-Neal and bOlecheelldeta a ge d il itr. diinnets ut tise a rt t O . • contukd thasghts, wandaings of the at the gates, meth killfmikeree, the limly isereskesied ;Sana, bodily decay. On Thurfday evening a man called upon Mr: emaciation, sod the eveabok Late the ANIL the carom Boles El,n, a farrier, at his Iltop near the Old Hats, on the t_f!_9tf_t-ad Oa! t iltaid it!! r . qt .. 6, ativ e aaaa t latc 4 clquolli t h a r iltarlf Aftein road, when a difpute arifing, the man gave r0a1,,,,,,,,,,:iti1; , , roc—the . 4 1 ,5$ 14 T W c, Z I . 11, g ~,T ' . .,: d jd oe ""' Mr. Elza a violent blow on his temple which cooled ever ponied, the bee& blues pmdseed totsetety is Matt his immediate death. The man was /toured. tad by ew,ry lotion who los mildews a link beetle. le Is the only rowdy that will Ireft.ort to health Nide pedalos who, by ea A few days fince a journeyman baker, io Pimlico, Immoderate Intlee pn n:e ertheir relies, hies reined their erultl who was intt ulled by his mailer to collea money "oat as, sod ye f trarioos afieetiaas of the Demme ryitee— from the cuflomers, atskonded with gob nyoraranes at day momentllve te_pestre the h e aso drft On 'florfday two young women went to a linen dn'rupytyith6filbalvi,,,,,:vpa„timaye'447ad'Xl:Till„r„th,„„dbmwi',4 tark„,b•llli°,,,sl,s,b, draper's in Newgate flreet, and bought a gown-piece; C,iiatil tom of Oil - ad &lair *AL and by doe perteversnee to °b and. loon after they had left the (bop, a piece of us er muffin, of the value of three pnunds, was mitling, . O• FA I r s tt i y irc ' tu daisei rilik s a gr is t tac o* wmis er ...f o lone ir.s , 5 1 . . W orie u;nd e alenrata rota. On the laft Fall-day, Mr. Oliver, forveyor, at yurcbakr. Lack battl hams{ witlch bearpersia proprietors . Manfelhilreet, Goodman'y- fi elds, was rubbed of his namtatonLadiaatrest4.l:hi:7.4rll.346.sal..-wasion.• nma....k. pocketbook, containing 231. in flank notes, and a ',.....1,4,,,,, the vfosl compliment of • Pric Potuad Note; bat promillitry note for three guineas. On Sunday more- wows eansow seeress eir Atita. a r".:! st". 1 , 1 "11 1. ! all Iginife" . mg the pocket-book was returned, with the rota- re iceatrni iL t r d itr. it rft:i '‘• w i t . t, b ee i t t e l imo .. so. eaf ty. be us e . nney t , . fury note, to the Gentleman's bode. Lossoo's tans, Browslovr- firms. Liverpool; mad ameba rehash' Some people of a bad habit of body and bad living, !;' ,. 1 1 c - ma c y t t a :Merl:. be AtlrclA for M. Z. or A. Laub contraa fpungy excrelcences on the Ilin, which, un- ' ,?,`,; ° L'i t il l num itunbut o ; a Beek rem a nd . Nor leis checked, communicate their mot bid nature to Yost • Motto.% tick a, Strand. Condos i and in att.' , QT thole bones , fi sperlicially covered. and immediately ii 3 l ..: i a_ril,i; s irt ot tloniervan : flom m Lo o trni . kao r t. akt v ity . in the neighbourhood of theft ulcers. By applying 1 , ni 7 , (Aitec l am , gal . 7:',. , c.,,,t w igo, HUsfon ; Oeventrye corroding eauffies. you detiroy the adjacent fkin, it,dial. o ; Ceithell r, Keymtr ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Car: and even Mould the bone remain found, and the Li..4.L.J...le,,,ACitil:ast:i.s .Ert m te e t e on , ; ;,•= 6 , n., o'Ltd,- :o 4 ; seate. wound put on a healthy appearance, you have pre- sold.; Chipp.ohent, Combo ; Du LIM.. ift — ili • - ale ; and No 6. vented it from healing by dellrtlitig the irtcgurr.ents u ni.,;( e;i•eeti ; Derby . Theirryfi_Dorh.m, riltnint.ll: Wm". which Nature has it not in lir; tower pc:fat:) , to 14 Ctit I ; Deviaes, Lowe . Dordielter, Virtue; 1.11 al, et Dug mouth, Jacltton; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; lima. regenerate. Let me adYife the patient, tlnrclurc, to r r ,,,,,,,,,,, sod s o ,„ , i 4 ,,,, m .b. Euu t , 61, 3 . 0 ,gue Put' WAb mend his fyflem, and fpare the liilface ; the good iter ; (.3..fet , er, MtDeoald ; laude, Buns. linleallt 1 4 i % effe el 4of which treatment I fil.ella Co-railet, r , I . La i . i 1 ,..44 , 7 i., ,i i;Z: . .. ft ti r, " 4 ,1 4- 4 : 11471.erter,...41fciiifuriz.retfi. (aryl.= wade, near Edinburgh, expel kneed in a pcif , Et cure ! Wsii„, XI weg•r”is a ls. liar-IA; New bury, Falter, Ades • New of lair ulcerated legs it'd arr.', by t..i.ing a few I c•ltte W k• r 11,,larer , 14,,rthanspitno, Dicey; Nati:ol7s bottles of Spilfbur,', Drop , . lit r cafe is matt! , li" r u tra t ' t, ti telsrr:'.i.t.i",:;;4lr'4nTtgit:;ol ° :!Z e ttejl::; . .a 74 . by Mr. BaftCr, Mr. l'Att,m, mi::: 'rt . , and Mr. Stew• I and Co.: 1.....15ett,r, I rnettner•et ; Prettoo, Seegent ; ISbeille art, Surgeon, of Editthiity,l, lle cfrall of this i t,m , y. 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