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--' i ' . ,; • ~--~" .r; ' Ir w i F . 4 • , • raw IX TEL I.II2:EATE. COURT OF Ke.NG'S BENCH, DEC. 'ES. MILLE& AND GTHERS M. WHITMORE. This was pa action upon a policy of insurance on diamcinds, supplied by the plaintiffs, who are manu facturers of jewellery, to Mr. Montero, of Madeira. The articles were admitted to have been put into the Pest Office in London, directed toMadeira, RI 10s. 4d. being pai s the postage to Lisbon ; and the policy coveted them from Lollar . n v.) Falmouth, thence by the packet to Lisbon;* and at and from thence by any ship or ships to Madeira. The policy was filled up by the dei.littint's clef k, who also acted as -broker for the plairitqrs. The deposi- ion of Mr. Montero w. 5 read, that tilt diamonds had never ar r'ved at Madeira ; and Mr. Lowther, of the Foreign Post Office, testified, that at Lisbon the trust of that Other ended ; but Government had there an agent, ' whose duty it was to forward the letters in the best au, y he could to Madeira. . The ATTIitINTA G.eernat., for the defendants, eon .tended, that he only undertook to be responsible to - Lisbon, by the packet ; and that the plaintiffs ought to have directed their goods to a correspondent there to be shipped to Mad,tra. It could never be said, that the lindens titer was liable all thewhile the goods remained at Lisbot. • There, ,it appeared, that for the -benefit of the subject, Government had gratui toiGsly employed an agent to faciliede the destination of letters directed farther than Lisbon. But it was DO more the duty of Government to do this, than it was the duty of any Gentleman of the Jury, who might pick "pa letter in the street, to forward it to the place of Its direction. It was a moral duty only. Ili this case the loss happened in 1806, and the derwriter had no notice of it-till long after every pos. Albany of making any 'enquiry about it on his part. The declaratiqn, too, averred, that the goods were stolen in the first count and, in another count, that the goods arrived at Lisboa, and were afterwards lost .by the negiigence of the defendant's servants: Lord . Eet.eNnonotrott thought the plaintiffs sheuld haVe gone farther, and pointed out the manner of the loss. Hekv was it lost by theft, as declared ? - As to ,The liability at Lisbon, his Lordship was of opinion, that the: words is at and from" covered the whole transit, • He thought it was incumbent upon the plain.: tiffs its ha, shewn the safteasrival of all the packets , about that time to Lisbon.. ' • _ _ r u. wu.!anms, cur Y utku . IN LISBON', 4EV. . . • 1/II lint Ittlii It t* iltilik xum BLit '.4,47. , igi , - , " Hen mitieratide purr ! Osteuilunt tents tiktantunt fats." --- Where yonder bier restores to kii dred clay A friend, whose pro's:Use told in early day Tharvirtue fsinu'd him of sopexior Einds In rare pet-hen:lD of exalted mind: — There mi:se ! Con:mane with Grief, and thine soluuttl; And p.rur effusions front her copious urti, To hint' whose Country's cause was ever dear, Whos.: breast with love of country glow'd sincere, 0h I yes, dear youth ! had fate delsy'd thy doom, Had all thy rising virtues reach:l full bloom, Ha.l thy young dawn, which rose with brightest ray, Atiaiti'd its noontide blaze of ardent day, Thou as a soldier, crown'd by hurcid Fame, Had claimed hi,ds place in list of honour'd nano, Arid, twer forentost in th' ensauguiu'd strife, 1 - lad bird wi'h acts that glorious day of life ! Oh, ye! who form'd the social hour to please ,By Wit tuts's' manners and his polith'd ease, Ye know; like scars ssrlOch deck the orient day, He shone with Truth and Friendship's bees:est ray ; That his kind nature wide esteem procued, Atid fond remerribrance to his name recur d. . .... .Then cease, my Muse ! forbid these tears to flaw, And let celestial hope dispel thy woe ; • For worh like his has •urely witted its way • To blissful realms of everlasting day l . ~. . -- Caerizo, Ogitober 9, 1811. AMICI LACIAMir" 711 E NEW COML. • This additional sublime Stranger was seen on Sim- , Jay and Monday evenings as-the Glasgow Observa- WTI. Its position hits varied considerably in decli nation from that given bj the.trench astronomers for tit. sth December. It is now very near the,equator. Its appearance, when viewed in the 10 feet,lgriscitelian, with a power of 250, is extremely beautiful. Thell uebulous,comet.ry mass is condensed, appears bright, notwithstanding the vicinity of the moon.. There is at present a fin.: &nide star a little to the south-west of it. The raritlitpieliv motion is evident, even in the common telcsc. ire, in the interval done day. Its situati n has been carefully determined on bath even ings by a series of azimuths and altitudes with the great astronatnical circle Constructed by Mr. 'Fannon, TON. It is still in the extended constellation tridanus. - - Mr. GARROIV, for the plaintiffs, said, he had a wit ne.s to prove that ; but Lard ELLE:48011017W! Vold not suffer cases to be ,sicced out in this t was a phintiff's duty to mike his case as perfect as he could in the fist in st:ince. The defendant was called upon five years after the loss happened Mr. GASSLEE, ltkewi-ie of Counsel for the plaintiffs, said, that the case sk s here in 1808; but the plain tiff did not bring i osi for want of the deposition 'from Madeira. , Lord El t LENlV , nountt—That might have been ob tained ia° less time. ! lit LordshiP then char ged the Jury, ;hit there was no evidence of the pac ket's arriwit ;it. Lisbon ; and the question was, whe ther the were lost as the declaration described They arlitic have been lost by the capture by the enemy of the packtt to Lisbon and then that would not have been the loss averrecitere. There was no fact to leave to the Jury but whether this lets could be ascribed to theft, of which there was no evidence, and therefere the Jury must find their verdict for, the defwitiant. Ater retiring for a short time, they returned ac -I.c ordingly. Tuesday night. between ten and eleven o'cl ck, the sere aat of Mr. Shuttleworth, watch-maker, of Duke-suW, St. James's, was sent out for something for the family.• On her return, as she was opening the door, she «•.:s knocked down, when three men rtrshed in, arid proceeded to rob the house. The ales of Mrs. Shuttleworth, however, wh had heard t e noise, alarmed the villains, who decamped without any ~~ ' . . - %. . a._ booty. ' A fellow oho made an unsuccessful attempt to pick .a goroleman's pocket as he was passing on Thursday, drew . large clasp knife, to defend himself on andel year bei: . made to take If m into custody. He made ettempts, hilt letile in effect, We are hippy to stated to 'stab tie geed , man, whom he had Vainly endeavoured to rob . ; hot on some .issistance being obtained, he was borne off, and placed in security, within the Poultry Compter, to answer for this revengesfel outrage.• BEI/MILEY v.. MIDDLETON. 'The following circumstance occurred one night The ATTORNET-GENEEAL stated, that this was an action of debt upon a bond, in the penalty of ten Ws' Week, at M. Carter's, in Barbican : —Mrs. Car thousand, six hundred pou nds, . to whicli the plea vets ter having occasion to go intnalio yard, observed a non rep:turn, and pet p a s ial lee of usury, which the fillow• concealed in an outhouse , and gave the alarm. _ plaintiff denied, and that was the issue. The plain. Mr. C. immedietely htshed out armed; 'mit the vil tiff was Substantially Colonel Michael, to whom the .lain, with his confederates, escaped over the wall, y i n?minal . piain . titf was morttragee, who had declined tiniugls the neighbours used their endeavours to dis cover them. Mrs. Carter, in consequence of the fright 1 sus seem ity from a disratisfitetion with it, and had she received, has been since much indisposed. been declao.! Ar a ster for the Colonel, tinder edged. I The' facts were, that Colonel-Midsael, together with Sunday the night of Sday last, aothe villains Colonel Appleom and a Mr. Smith (boat of whom broke into the fowl-house at Tuddenham,which they last were deceased) had become partners inset Bank emptied of a number of turkies, and other fowls, and . at BeverleT, in Yerksliire, where the defendans, who conveyed them away with a horse and cart, -pre- was a raf; merchant, resided. The defendant had viou-ly boat) sed from .an.adjoin•ng house ; -- when, 1 two ions, the one named Jahn, in business with his within a sho.t distance of the city, one if the wheels fa . thei at Beverley, and die other NVilliam, •in busi coming otf, they-were obliged to leave the cart on the i ness at }La. The. lother and son John, .kept cash road, ;nd to bilag their•pluuder into the city on f &it ',l wish the bank of Appleton. Michael, and Smith, Tuesday night, about nine o'clock. the house of and were in advance twin that concern fi r a balance I*:::lty.citer, mercer, ,of Westgate-street, Gloucester, of E2o(i) or te - '3000.' Many application % for this ba• w a s. ttempted to be, obbed. The family were all' lance were made, a .it was not to be expected that Out, except Miss R yder, who had just sent the servaut the bankers should .. sell out their steck at a loss to to. buy her a pair of patters, and in the mean time supply themselves • with the money that was due to some person had entert , d, and . concealed himself in' them by the defendants. The Middletons were con the house ;on the maid' s ting i n g the bell, she went vinced of this, and 'Offered, if the bankers would to open the door, but found the key took out, .and sa p ma t imp% a pet cents. to stand any loss which the chain. „put across--she immediately Vve. the might be thereby sustained. The Middleton, had alarm, and broke the window, crying n Murder ?" 1 .-e anothcraccount with the bankers for their Hull con. the door WAS then br,ken open, but tiro i;sa ;0 04 h a . cent, on which also there was a considerable balance found.,; and it is supposed he escaped through aback • against them f and the same loss was agreed to be window ; huSvever, some imagined he hod get 'pills tap .on the settlement of that balance. At the chimney, and fired up it ; the Whole ci;y was distur- stone time it was stipula , ed, that the Aliddletoos bed, and numbers proceeded to the tops t f houses might be always at liberty to replace the stock. which' with lanthorns, &c. but the villain got ,clear off. . the banters had sold out. in 1800, Col. Appleton, died, A daring attempt at robbery was nearly' .being and Col.Michaelwished t . retire fi om the business, and • successful' y executed about seven o'clock, on-Fiidar ;- fettle accounts with t'le defendants. They desired ex se'nnight by some ,villains, who, whilst one of Nisi plinations, and demurred to paying the loss. The cl.olson's coaches was driving along the road. _near I)nssineis was referred,hy Colonel Michael to Cobatea • ,rood-hill, got up behind, and cut otf a truss, consist , I gay, who was of I:Tinian, that as the bankers had ting of linen-drapery goods, from the top- of tiae.coach,.; oat actually transferr e d the stock to the. Middletons, which they succeeded in lowering into the rosali this :iheloss could not be charged .; and Colonel Michael discovered by the coachman or passengers. %Whilst i immediately furewent,it, struok it out of his account, carrying. then prize up the hill, another conch hap-' and went fie; a balance of only AiioUo or £6060. penieg to be comintdowai the driver of which, Obs, No bonds were given 01 Ist Septesnber, 180Vawheu a serriprrwo et Abp.. men of a suspicious appearo t.,.i final' e seulcraeitt took place and interest was only With a large pasceLealled out to them, to ask where' taken foßina 1801 till 1?•02. If the Middletons h 4 • they were goiog? an4,aL Slit same instant stopped - had ta replace - the stock then, that was the_yeaFfil the coach,•wheo-the,Ren immil,iately dropped tneir peace , and it ceuld not have been replaced for any bo ay, and ran off. T'he coac mine, : wish the ass's- thi -• like_ the sum, al which it WAS sold out, .. Two tance of the , passengeto r. secered the- iitu-el s inft, o n - --eXavre w Lakin, one, g i labre his {arrival at Rocheitgf, treilYetled, ft t0.114 - ,broiher I the fat'ier .It at i Willi iilltlll he disebesrellameoting.the loss he was a of 1 ,.5,804, t e . is . . . I:keh lb sustain. . •:,':. bonds, , no principal interest; - /4 a Aeggar's feast in Throt street v oti ChristmeS s and pip Dir,..o.pwarda of . 60 of _that traternityipartopk ot.-M ... instaimenv..9l - illf .. i surne,w•Aus oinaer of f0,,11, flesh, sk4 ; fowl E tviskwitte instalment with*, any iiii anti qtniMin abundance.. • N4ifne were •admltted with: ' The Middret . pne not by! out iiciteta, or who were - not well known street tilnlit. i c 000 * E mil real,ly. dicants. . ; , ::: • -.• : :.... wool. '-ebncern it. . ?-.1.,9.1i1EA40. , ihini like the sum .at which it v bonds* €509 eackivere now to the death ,of Mr. ' MidglOop tLe s',Me Time *as tiktp abOtid of cft.ih'. • Upon. the former two bop 'kern paid, and oily or*.Yeafs \• me get 'n:II bond ,. OitibV 4hi ' T * l " - Oili in, dilly ti 'rift; intLihr , , `tilriktil '1 Ole yC41.1)101. The ins , y e limiTorF, and 9 'aaotlier il4 A. aft , off • . ... • *4lO 6 - ar f z~ .f' P ' • wan& ttpern trinttvige from his Fend die plaintiff,' with which executed mortgage the plaintiff bang d I s satisfied, a deed of trust bad been esettued, in u inch the plaintiff was declared to hold the money due from the defendants, in trust for Colonel Michael. A bond dated 4th Ju1y,,1806, w..s put in from W.' Middleton, Esti. s to W. lieserley; L.q. in the penalty I I of £10,600, conditioned for the performance of cer tain agreements. • i s , 1 The ATTORNEY-GENERAL (mimeo to state, that h'soo more had been paid, and 'two years' interest on the mortgage. • Lord Et.t.csnonouort asked, whether it *as admit- . ted, that them was a sound debt; tantamount to the original bond. Mr. Garrow replied, very nearly, but not cinite. The Attorney-Gener at _now proposed to give up the bonds far X5OO each. I Lord Eussuodonon said,,that he was thinking•of the fairnes3 of that proposition. .Ihless 'the :sittad bond was contaminated 'by Other eireurnstances than I the receipt, it would be - a very nice question of usury. The £46. 2s. 2d. must 'b: given tip with the two bonds of £5OO, and the plaintiffmnst stand up:m the original bond of £3sOo. His LOTtfillip was not' 1 inclined to violate the laws respecting usury ; but he i thought this compromise would meet the very justice and law of this case. The receipt was dated subse i quently to the bonds, so that previous usurious agree- I ments must have been prdved. The ATIORNEV4ENEKALotrered the defendant a twelvemonth from the first of January nest, to pay ' 1 the remaining bond, provided he would bring no 1 writ of error ; and the ldaintiff took a verdict, the da mages to be agreed ttp,4l by the Counsel on each side. ""7741k1F - 7177 - PrA - . • . ABA= IT lailer 10413:- PLAISTOW moptt, NEAR BROMLEY. RENT, ELEGAN r value 1 LfEl% CAPITA!, OIL LIARV.NehidieEIEhNE TffIiNCHGLAWIti.ONE 111.41T1., AO 2 by roi,FREZ , FCH CLOCK% CIiANIMPERSI TRIM/de, I'AIN TINOS BY ESTEEMED MA. TERS, 411tiell .Farcits. be longlog tit the Est ate *Mae hue Perut THELLUS K-1.1. pursuant to an Order of the HIGH COLIZT•ot CtIA NCFRY. and with the approbation of SAMURL. NNW EON COX, Esq. one of the Alastets iC che r /ail Court. . Tot 4 , sot.rt by AUCTION, be Mr. ROBING. en 1'L4I8•TOW•LO31GII. lienitren L.swislage: and Oguns:ey, In dr County of KANT, en blordry, .he dgik of lantaiy. and Tnlfttwlngtfhay, tit Eleven ii•Chooli t 9"g-g_ ;14 ILNITIJ-161.;:now.prising capital four ' 4 - p.m Ix& caber ilxixtkadia,witli dunity, cotton l ad stuff furniture:, pilini Setaiene.T'fe;ilwr bc ,l % und he ldirg,ol trum,us devertptions, DRAWING.ROOM aIJIT cm; t 4 IIX. FUiftils TURK, in w....litw-gurtaats, mo:4o..cha rs, :he.; NOBLE 11R11 LIAN r FRENCH GLAISEIt. One. ONE HUNDRED AND 'imELvt.ir - brxiyirrlx ; Tin key, Ennuis, Wilton, an 4 other carpets WELIAFI.NIIi H 11) CABINE T AR'FICLES OF ALL DISCR IP I IONS; in tali% wood, enshopuly, &c. lihrarif Ingham.; A - CAPITAL: YUL L-InfLED BILLIARD-!'ABLE. WITH VIJEUKt , , Ens. variety of furniture he f•rfsi Villlte 'apart rin•nts, kitchen f t gffit.s, a mangle, garden liens and tonics's:l VWWei tired& yo be viewed T: idly and Sinurday pnccd;ng the Sale. by Catalogdes, which may be hid on the Premises, at Our Shiffiri each: tled of Mr. Roblus.Vtersrtek-strert, Golike.selihetr. CH: NO'S PA' TE Of NVO It briraTEIRWIF --- W . Oki. NIS are the ntist frequent sources of Chit,. v drrn's Diseases.--Their symptoinis every parent and guar dian of children should he acquainted with. 't hey occasion lots of appetite, a palette-nor the eglocir on the fast, 01118-1111011 and irrepidot stair of the bowels, attended after with violent Nu y bring ern constilsions; they off nt the growth ufthe IRA ) . am.; they ,prose fatal, entling in a consumption tsr anat. Beth as a preventative and cute of three alarming complatitta, t above excellent 11/led:One Is sinlverstilly alhoved, on the ilarlinurey of the highest characters in this country. Loth in tank anti- respectabi. to have no eclual. Their public approbation, giv e n to the Proprietor, frets a personal tnohniedge of Its reoliderhd settee.* In their own fanailios, nastips its nitric bering counrtkinin. and Ines a sanction to it, of wkl.li no othtr Medoc.h.e el the kind boast. Parents aid ethers. who have the are of children, should have tills renicily,as a tionily'bffilicine le resort to. when eyer the stomach or bowels of Children are any way diturdered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale acid retail. et Ching and Butkr's,No. 4, (imp. Side, London; Shorp and &dam, Portsmouth; lanes, %Foam', Minot, and Mallory, Portses; Hall and Johnston Copia ; Coleman and Jacob, blueness ; Peck and Koss. an d: Tweet; Bull ; Iloelattd, Cook worthy, N4OlOOll, Witt Oilnert. Plymouth, Knott and Lloyd, and Swittney tnd Co. Btrinfitgliam; billings and Lathltury, I.iverpotal; Staines and Lynch, hi aneirater Trewman, Exeter t Smith, Mandel-tun, Resburit, Scott, and bat - ter, Edit:dunk ; Butter and ht• Donald, Glasgow; Bulvu on.t berry, 13ri.toi ; fitevenom and Ce. Norwich; Swiseen, ter Edwar.`.l and Pinny, livirpool; and retail by moat country medicine venders, ha lines . , at its. 111111 a. *hatch. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Educatif..n and pmfessional skill use persevering evileavours tae discover the most sale and certain nsethud of treating a tow prewalling Diseases. die memos ful result of their experience Is tl.e best proof of super.otity. Meters. CUSS and Co. hurgeocs i Lave been induced to make the ewe of the following the tibjectof their particular. study, Ir.& a certain Dlrordtr, frequently contracted (n a utensils' of intoxl calif", WI fan - COCICOM43,3IIS, : trim Ores and Glees. which, by an Unproved plan, ire speedily awl effectuary cured; as a'so de ! to'llty, whether kr.sleg front Lacchanal an mduigences, long re sh. dente in warm climates, or a secret winery vice, too **ten um ' happily pursued by the youth of both sties, its the one cacti:is senility or barrenness, anal la the other a nunwraes train of nets. yowl diseases, which, if nor lonely remedied, terwthiate in ha. potence and Consumption. In that distressht; case of detelay or delideney, whether the consequence of inch baneful habits, oe arising from any other close, by which the peewees of the censd. tition become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sergeant of Loa dun, they oiler a film, rate, all speedy restoration to soca and vigorous health. The reeelt of a Ingle and exteeoise pmeeee bai l enabled Qom. by a aaper:ar inechod, to remove venereal co:violets, however 10Vistergte or complicated, wuhout subjecting the patient t.. I the least restraint in diet or ra ga-els e; and in recent :::s:, where an early appliestion Is made un discovery ni the iofect t.., they frequently perform a cure In the short space of two d.t.• The unprecedented success of their mode of trewment (wt. , . Co has never been known to tail in one 'highs Instance in a pm:- tice of 1.; years, duriug which petite' many tiscio.sand pets ..e• of both sexes have been cured, ev. n atter severe *A iejur nos methods had been pursued by other Vractiteotters witlenat efect;, Induces clots to thus publicly offer their advs . :co Messrs. GUS and Co. exclusively paeans* the cure of these particular complaints, In order that they may out be t:.ariee.l ray a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the tole rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and iniiitted Into every branch of the profession (cenificaes of which, frets different hospitals', aril testinionath from tike almost eminent l'ityketane, they have to roe vioce any inquirer), that the ouceest ressiting from their melees yours first induced them to quit tee yraetioe of thegeneral Prat, titivate, and they ',returnee:lie their vett:mime constitute a fate ground for the unprecedented roofl.lence vith which they have s by the pubiic, been so Ulu rally konuurel . l'auento to the country a:re requested to Vitt the :tartleulare of their case, age ....I sooner of bring, inciosing a blank lgoos o for allele, and usersfeines, and the same will be forwarded Many part of the irngduis..-003$ and Co. Suave:us, is, Opeaterio , Arm. Meet-et...se. •. MY His MAJEttrrtritov AI- I EA KE's Genuine PILLS, so-justly Hennas tor their superior efficacy iu curipg every degree and symptuns of de:Vein-it al Disea:e, the Scurvy, &c. without cutifisici.lr ut ur restraint of diet, Is an easy, eXpeditioes, safe, rid :sere 11 - .&11. net.. One email tasteless Pill is a dote. its operation tiupe:cep. table, and revering no particular-ottenrion. In 15 days they generalty,core those eruct Disorders; and whete they fail in that time of perfectly res.—Tr:4 hi.alth, the pa tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the t•:e of bruig so restored, bat the degree of malign-may be ever oo gust. It is an exceUescy peoilier to tLese PIN*, to make directly to the complaining part, and eater into oositest with the toffieuilic:; matter, which they speedily dislodge arni Lapel. They are shall ri dby experience to be a preserver of health, as wen e a ri.s.ts rer, by taking only eight siny4e Pine Wring and fill in every ye:.r. In short, the Patentee Yin this extraordinary obligation to the7.*, that whatever he promised himself from them, they were our t fend and exceed, as though impatient of ininiortal anti tativer al fame. These Pills sre most worthy splice in the ashine*, of Masters and Captains of bliips; the more so, for that they will keep good in all elinteare any length of time, and that they have now borne the test of ntSf 60 years, with increasing credit to themselves, and hunaur to their. author, 4te i ag e ek i that during the last eight years they hay e *cured upwards of 40,000 :. sons, ninny of whom had i: discharged from liospitts where talivadou had been frequently repeated, and all other nitito_.is made me of without eittet. Prepared and t. 4,14.1 ty we Sore Pneptietor, Tomos. Tart or , Mt. iubt: of ~.,a3yalCullt-ze of Surgeons in I.oadon ‘ at hi. by-J.., No. 9, Ntw iiridge-strtet ; will give adviie, with.) it Fee, to perscins taking these aid wdlonswer Pat' nits 1 A I• tars. if post-paid, on the same term. observing is all arms tiwt mint inviolable ser,risey, no patient's name or CU* kis bei n mentioned, but at their own partic.thas request, by tkt Prupeletor- Miring the course of more than 40 years, that b.: his had the con ducting of an estervilve sale of the above medicine, Lad the pr..c• lice arising thereirom. - They - ' by his eppointowet, at the Perfumer - It, e No. JIM, Or ; Fish-stroitilisX sanely P Eno ut re try eopapridily llaindieekig•iskaledui MARK4S.• INSPECTOR'S RET JAN U X BRIDGE, Dec. 26. Whin ¢ per load sot. os. t• 321. 190. New 61 , J , , 231. Os. to std. 10s. Barley, pe: , {tarter 404. -d. to 5 , •5. -d. Oats 335. -d. to 40s. --41. Beans 555. -d. Co bes. Rte 411‘. -d: to 525. -4. Peas 58s. -11. to GU. 00d. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE 130H.0UG14 MARKET. Bagt. Pockets. Kent 41 6s to 61 los Kent 41 10s to 7e 15. Susses 41 Os to 61 O. Sumter 41 Os to 6. 101 Yearlings-Kept, Bags 41. Os. to 51. 10$. Ditto Pockets, 51. Os. to 61. be. NEWGATE AND LEADENHAI.I. MARKET. Beef Ss 84 to 4s 81 Veal Se 06 to tis 81 Mutton 46 44 to ss. 4d Pork 56 o 1 to Os tick PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMltell. Will frCUAeal. 31. 10s. to 61. 00s. Hay 41. 10'i. to 51. 10e 11. 176, to 21. 151. Clover 61. 45 ,, . to 74 7 . Straw 21. 4s. to 21 10e, RAW HIDF.S. Hay itraw Rest Heifers and Steer;;Tper Ordinary Its. 4d. to Its. 6d. stone) 3s. 41. to Ss. fld. Market Calf 15s. 041. each. Middlings Ss 0.1. to 3.. 21 English Horse 12s. to ISa. (XL Sheep Skins is. 64. to 4s. Od. COAL-MARKET, Dee. 27. Ships at Market Sold Prim. 714 Newcastle SOI 4.10. 61. to SSC Od. g •Sunderland , 2 49s tAI to OW Od. 1 Stone . 0 OW. C.d. to o.*. Od. Mr. Thorns& Henderson and ;mother farmer, re turning from Dumfiics market, on Wednesday last, attempted to piss the rapid water of Seaior, near his own house; the ford bang swollen, overturned the cart, and the unfortunate driver perished, alarming his own family with his cries. CONSTITtiTION. —To preserve the constitution from diseases and disabißtiei, is of thC greatestiMportance. We cannot but lament how-many suffer' thetr'consti unions to decay merely from motives of delicacy : afflicted with a secret disorder, yet afraid to discover it, they allow themselves gradually to sink into the grave. To rescue such persons frOm -a premature. death, and to give relief to the afflicted in all diseases of the human frame, Dr. L.IIIEIIT, jon. steps for. ward to assure them, that in all the followiisor ders, impurities in the blood , generally comp rehended under the four following heads, viz. Scrnphula, Scurvy, Gout, and Dropsy, for which he has reme dies that have never yet failed of success: his practice and knowledge are su extensive that these who suffer from them may rely on a certain and speedy cure, 'by aPplyinz at the Dispensary. It is advisable, that 1 all who are afflicted will make immediate applica jion, as the earlier the disease is attended to the intoner it can be removed.—Dr. LAMERT, jun. may be consulted at his Dispensary, No. 3ti, High -street, Borough, from ten in the morning till eight in gip . evenin g : if by letter, post paiil. 7 —Medicines sent to any part of the kingdom. Beautiful Whit:: teeth may be reaarded as one of thi greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and gums is the_principal cause of an offensive breath..— Btirten's VEGETABLE RESTORA TIVE 'room Powurn is a must elegant and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its particular 'qualities are not simply confined to clean stag the- teeth, but will preserve them in the highest orate of perfection; it will render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to j 'the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the iireath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, -gum-biles, and swelled face. —Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by lielain and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Portsea ; 'new, man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Gienville, Gilbert and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and M'Donald, Glistovr.; Sm4ll, Manderstnn, Scott and Cargil, Edinbur , gh Bath ; Ross,and Peck, Hull 4, Gregra :Lndl ! igko ge , Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; liraott and Lloyd, Birmingliain ; Gregory, Brighton ; galn-ards and penn i y, Liverpool ; and of. most respectabk Mq dicilie Ven rs,iti die Usixixect a gisla i dctak, in ;Boles at 9d. . . ... • - .a.c ...1,5 LUG 1,11,..11. . 2s. 9d, each. 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