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I. 4W INTELLiGENCE. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, DEC 4. HUILDV. LINCH• Thi aition was brought by the Plaintiff, Who is an Al .orney of this Court, wind the Defendant, a tradeftnan, who employed him in his profellional ca city. The moan of the bill was to4l. as. 6d. — There is a aatute enaaing, that bills of thi. kind &wild be delivered one month before the demand for the payment is made, and the objea of this Ila tuts is, to enable the party againli whom the claim applies, to get the attorney's bill taxed in the regular office, according to eßahlifhed rules and I trms, if he Mould be diffatisfied with the charges. The bill in ',his cafe was proved to be delivered on the zoth of July, and the Defendant was arrelted fur the Aronura on the with of Augull ; the fimple queflion, there fore, before the Court and Jur y wa‘, whether the in. terval between thole two dates could be eon fi dered a month within the terms of the a 9, or, in other words, whether a lunar, or a calendar month, was the limit prefcribed in the (haute ? Lord ELLIMICIROUGII.-..-41 The time reaches one day beyond a lunar month. If a calendar month had been mentioned previonfly in the aO, 1 should, probably, have conftrued this clank in reference to the period before alluded to ; but in the abfence of this cireumnanee, I mull take it, that a lunar month was intendcd.by the Legiflature." Verdia for the Plaintiff. J onsson /MO OTHERS O. TIND•LL. This was an anion brought by the Plaintiff and certain others, Members of what is called a Coal Club, kept in Wilke's theet, again& the Defendant, who is a Coal Merchant, with the view to fir him with the penalty of tool. under the 3d Geo. 11. e. 26. The clank under which the penalty was claimed, tuns thus : Whams, by amaze estamt. shakkoo of coals is showed Woven twee. sot le is propoedost tats rata er fetter viand tyere. k o la see dwd.ihseanhabserrnre , real deakes:and ottrrs, ids difraCe of say parcel or par:els of coals as Pool . and weatare essence Waiversat euantirr.rmaker *rich the lards, Itslassomea. east dukes, and others, shall forfeit the nwatty et scot." • The Ceal Clubs to which we have alluded, are cont. rad of a number of perfons la inferior Rations, who would be under the necetnry of purchafing one of the usoff ufeful articles of life by the tack bufhel Webs could not fecure the full meafure by theft af t they therefore fubkribe a certain fun weekly towards the fund of the Club ; and accord to theft= they contribute. they are annually fup plied with from one to five chaldrcins e according to the quantity direfted in the books of the eltabliflunent.— The Defendant had offered his ferviets to the Wm loss. and bad Itemaccepted as their coal merchant : two chaldross and a half had been lint ins and a dc- Waxy was difeovered of t 3 buthels. MOM GRRROW and ESPINASSII, On the part of Plaintiffs, produced evidence to the delivery, and were about to tall the coal meter who afcertain ed the quantity, when they were interrupted by the Loan Cm sr jUs Tics .—" I am forty to turn you I sound, fail his Lordthip, on a difficulty in point of foins, po rci ne truth is. the Plaintiffs am not capabke Of fupg this affirm. Suppofing the-e had been so attion agandt the purchafers for iron -payment, the Mier could not have fupported it again* theft par- • Sr. atatiow..-- 44 Does not your Lordfhip think, that the Defendant deals with each Ibdivideal for his (operate identity r Lard LL LLL neouGN.—" The caufe is of great importance to the public, bat I cannot coincide with TOG ota this principle." Plaintiff nonfuited. Par telt•ao O. easels. The Plaintifis keeper of the George Inn, at tn. field ; the Defendant is a tobaeconitt. and is alto a :17k in the boute ot Mars. Pigeon and pi l ots, in Borough. Media. pat.eas and Aar:mews. for tape Plaintiff, laid, that the Defendant called at the George Inn, laid he came to demand a balance, - on which Mr. Pritchard delired him to walk us, and, before he patted. the Defendant ufad the following words : as you are a thief ; yoo robbed me of a calk of bran dy ;" and for this Linder the Plaintiff fought raters in an anion for damages. Maria Pritchard deputed to the words, after which she was crofs-ezmnined for the Defendant by Mr. Gasaow. Q, Was there mach altercation ? A. More words tiara than I can podibly mention, and all of the fame hied. Q, Was this calk of brandy ever paid for ? A . K r ., m y father was under unfortunate circurnhances. Lord Eeer NSOILOUGH enquired of the witnefs,_ if fie Mar oaderttm,d the calk the Defendant all uded to was that for which his employers had never been paid ? A. So, my Lord, I now undertland it. Lord EL LEMEOROVC 'I. —" Then this cannot amount to any charge ot felony ; it only means, that the Plaintiff behaved frindolently in the tranfaAion, and the wards cannot b.: &emud to be proved."— Plaiutiff nonfuited. COURT of KThro's BENCH, DUBLIN. NOV. ii. RIR THOP• JUDRIM PITZGIRALD V. POTTER. The Court proceeded to give judgment in a cafe which had been laid before them in mitigation of pu nifhment of the defendant in confecinence of a verdict againft him at the Taft aflizes for the county of Gal way. In purfuance of infarmatinn granted by the Court of Ling's Bench on beaalf of the plaintiff againft defendant for nom ii.g opprobrious language, with intentinn to provoke hint to fight a duel, antitte was diteaed to have the cafe tried at Nifi Prins. bee fore Jedge GAIORNIS. laft :aces. The Jury return ed a verdia of guilty, and the defendant was order ed into Coot?, to abide his fentence.—The circum [lances date cafe are briefly thefe : in the year t7nft, when the plaintiff had been High Sheriff of the coun ty of Tipperary, in his zeal to put down rebellion, he made charges of a treasonable nature againft the defendant who bad an anion of damages brought againft hint for defamation ; the Jury who tried the cafe. found for the defendant, who was then plaintiff in the fair, but not tontent with the damages, and conceiving his charafter not reftored, at leaft to his own feelings, after a conliderable lapfe of time, be took occafion to meet Sir Thomas J. Fitzgerald, at the fair of Ballinalloe, where the defendant purpofely ambled a number of refpeftable perfons about him, as it was listed, for the pin pole of being witneffes of the meditated iofult ; he then in the pretence of thefe perlons called him a liar. . The Soticicon GENERAL ufed great erettions of his profellional capacity, to point the enormity of the original provccaticm and the fmall cntnneofation of damages his client received, for afpet lions of the mesa wanton and unfounded nature—while the plaintiff's Connie' were extremely energetic in expatiating on the public fervices of Si: Thomas, and attributing to his vigilance and aftivity the downfal of inforrealon and Inc reftoration of public tranquility in that toun ty, and that any harthnefs of remark be might have been betrayed into, without malice in his mind againft the defend.:;,:, was a venial fault for which the de fendant had been amply c , rnpenfated. Judge Div made a very eloquent remonffrance to the defendant, previous to pronouncing lenience on him. He reprobated, in throng and energetic terms, tired. e. ATRINS. the praCtice of duelling in gener al—recognifed the Mr. ERSKIE, for th Plaintiff, flared, that a pnblic fetvices of the plaintff - in the year 1793, when hlack gelding. N belcaging e to thc Plaintiff, who was .the rebellion had ncarty flraak the country to its cen • farmer in Suffer, had been Bolen out of his park ire, and was uncommonly (irons in his centure of on the 4th of June haft, and it had been admitted by the corolita of the defendant, who dared, in lioutra the Defendant, that h i had been incaution' enough geous a inantaer, to violate laws it was peculiarly in to purchafe it along with ten or eleven other Notes, cumbent on him to tevele, having, in his own per k whulefale, from a perfon of the nante of Prentice. Ton, experienced their falutary and benign proteaton, It was not tbe Learned Counfcl's intuition to (peak Iby a verdiZt in hi. favour, when he foug ht redrefs cr a ny thing haelh of this Gentleman. De arealir;a reparation for aa alledged yto leis charafter. sr#brave:. He had been lian b ed helot eit was in the I The fentence of the Curt was, that the defendant be power of the Plaintiff to corm; iu tuin to claim iii fobjea to the c aft incurred by the plaintiff in the gelding, but he thought he had now a right to claim I profecution, that ne lhould be impriiisned for three re (coin the Defendant. l'nlefr. the Dc4cnilant could calendar months, fined one mark, and find fecutity thew that he had porehafcd the hour= in queition, ti be of the peace for fevcn years, himfelf in tooul. with all tle cerclittuties picteriiied by the a t of and tan ft.reties in sz•e:.l. each. Queen Eliralittb, mu ft be liable to the Plaintiff I n! i On 1, the Benchz sci init. in A the motion was made in of the Cou rt for the value of it. 14 '. , calla the R To prove this ca'e, the f r the Pl a intiff was Titdall, againit Lady Charleville, to impeach aver examined, who laid, that •at f.unp tl:e advei din found for plain iff at she left Dundalk affizes, by spent which his father had i:laril on the Lots ..1 his I a moll re Ipea.iblc Jute, and tried before the Hon. L or r e , at t he Woithip-flree: Office, the Defendant I Baron MtClelland , when the Court of King's Bench hated it et Prentice, and th at I tin concurred in refilling the motion with confciTed havinr. he had lance fol d it in Smithfield market. nod affirming the vetslia. The plaintiff, a it laid, that the I :n rot r.an. with a numerous 'Hunt family, and satin the astute were clear and obligatory. Tie only t. the '::::. ; itinzaie brother of (.IC defendant's lira liLf venom therefore, which remained, was te. Ice that ` Land, ha.. at length obtained his juft tight after a tie v alue was nut cm: (trained. libe fan of thegt cat ftruggie at, dna aunfidettable winiili net powct. . • we L. • sod we ed the Loa round foam, .or Cup au stEl *Au *ea" Ur that t Arlin Le intim Toe a Ti field tCe pat el y. dy e jp at whie Mr. ppaael I Fief to I rai4 awn the aid Pla • f on the to In It an It er It • 'Plaintiff faid the gelding was wcll worth 261. and that it had colt hi► father that foal to replace him. Verdia for the Plaintiff--Damages 251. I N MATTHEWS o. y rsote.--Mr. ERSKINE Paid. that thc Plaintiff in this cafe rotecuted, as we for him- fell as for the King, for p two feparate pen ll alties in curred under the late Aft of Parliament for prevent ing the istrodultion of pailential difeafes into this country. By the Aft of the 4oth of the King. chap. lie. (eft. 14. it is provided that if any plot !halt take charge of a veffel bound from any place where -a penitence is raging, and (ball bring her into any place not fpecitied or appointed for performing of quarantine, unlcis compelled by adverfe weather, he thall pay a fine of tool. And by the tcth feftion, it is declared, that if any commander or other per fon, havirg the charge of any loch v e te!, (hall quit the famehtmfelf. or allow any other perfon to quit it, fo as to enable them to come into this country, I they (hall forfeit the fum of zool. The (hip which the Defendant was alledged to have piloted into this port was a Swede from Genoa and `Leghorn to London. . teingTorpefted, however, of I nut being a neutral trader, the had been detained by one of our cruizers, and carried into Yarmouth, whence the was loon after difcharged. Another pi lot, not now before the Court, inllead of carrying the Otip to the place of quarantine, brought her to Gravefend ; and the prefent Defendant, inflzad nt carrying her back, thrteby to atone for the fault of the tiro pilot, infringed tilt Aft hill further, by bringing the Aup up to !Rockwall. If the Dettretaitt had cione ibis from want of caution, the Learned ' Counfel was forty for it. It was not his with, if nut driven to it, to endeavour to ;align it to any other motive. In this view it would fall as a natural con fequence that the Defendant he liberated from the fecond cenaltry. But, whether innocently or not, if the Defendant allowed himfelf to he brought into a flirtation from which a greater degree of caution might have faced him, the words of the Aft being clear, he lubmitted that he mull be found liable under the t4th teal= of the. ftatute, in the penalty of loch The falls of the cafe being cleatly proved, Mr. GAIEOW laid, if fuch were the meaning of the AR, that though his client had gene aboard from a meritorious with to face the thin, and, in ez etcife of that wi(h. had prevented an impending danger. that Rill he was liable, then his client mull fubmit. Lord Estessoaouctt laid the cafe had been open ed with great candour. He was. however, inclined to think that Mr. ERSKINE'S - interpretation of the Aet. though penal, was condi. Mr. ERSKINE was accordingly allowed to take a verdil, it being underßood that no knowledge on the part of the Defendant, of the libtation of the thip. had been proved. The puint of law remaining to be determined by the Court. V. tit LONTEON Deassler 4. PARTNERSINPS DISSOLVED. Mynas Coltman and Edward 11 , 891 , s 4 Leelinkaat MOO Youlthire. money-redraws. January I. 1808 Bar: era Crulklhank, widow, and William Thanks, of Sk. s, TB2o2MOrtial Meet, London, Clock ebrakers, Nearember 26. 1 Sarah Long and krancis Agar, of New W Writhe, Beikkke• Aurutt c. . 1 bunt Whittaker and Robert Whale/imp, of Minebefter, cotton-manufadurers,Scp:emher 19. lima Darcy and Robert Hildrard, of Kingfton-oput.liall , launkfellars and Ratiusers. Nomrober 29. BAN ICBM' f S. Georm Norton, late of Ithrle Wild•Ctrect, tineoliesann Yield; Matlack', carpenter, thaier and shaptatan, to furrendet Denser ber It, .8, and January is. at ten, at Guildhall Anoraks, Meet Blandford and Sweet, King's Bench Walks, Inner ' rem rle, Ltiatlun. Thomas Bowen, Si Charing Croce, Weltminfter, watchmaker, Dee. is, az. and January is. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harrifon, Nrnthamberland-ftrest, Strand. George Loth, of keel, apnea, dealer and chapman. Dee. t 7, ns, and January a 5, at clans, at the. White Lion, in bread-lime& Urinal. Attornies, Meifra. Ran and Son, Kisrny-Greet. Hat ton. tt Arden, London; or Mr. Cooke or Mr. Lang,ki, Brutal. Jame' Bell, of Cocineby, Lineohdleire, miller, baker, dealer and ehapran. Dec. t 5.1 2 , sod January is, at CheVCA, at Gu %V ildhall, 1 •can. on. Amanita, Mr. Cope, Bolton ;ae Mr. John ille'', Callk-ftrect, Holborn. I tendon. William Downturn, of Heaton-Norris. Laneathire, timber-mere chat", dealer and 2.113p111•11. D. e 19. 20. sod January ty, at eleven, at the Clinic Inn, in httukport, Clidhlre. Attornies, Metres. T. C. and C. Jaeger, Walbnok, London or Mr. kind fon, iii Stockport. James Griuod and Michael Guilt, of Manehe2m, cottonemere chants, dealers and ehapmen, Dee , 11. 18, and January 1 .5. at three, at the BrLigeerater Arms, Manchefter Attornks, Man. Fannies and Higken, Manernfter ; or Mr. John Foulkes, Dory- Pine. Bloumfbury.kaare, London. Willi a m Shawarefs, dßondiky, Click!:' Joha Tomlinfeln. of Manebefter, and James Confteldine' of Denton Limier's, cot ton .fpinners, dealers, charmer, aud copartners, Dec. 18, at. and January Ty. • . • lev" n, at the Commercial Ina. Manehefter. Atromeya, Mr. kartington, Masiden.fserate. Marnistfteri ar Mr. Philip Hord, King a Bench IDENDS. Walks,lnuer Tangle, Lanka DIV Dec. r 7. Thomas Blyth, of Birmingham, fagot, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dlgbeth, Birnelagtsain. Dee. r 5. Richard Rowley Watkins, of the knnd, Middlektt. ba be:dallier, at ten, at GuildhalL Dee. ti. Henry Evans, of Caine. Wilts, clothier, dadm and dap man, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn. Caine. 1.0" rotrett. CGLDS, Amtrak", AND CONstiur VOHS, BODBERDS's IMPROVED VALLI:Me ELIXIR. or, (:000H DROPL SO extraordinary are Its Virtues, that let the Patient be ever Co emaciated or redgeoLaher having tried every Mt, diva LOW= cer no parpek, it will DOD as it Were a CHAP. :4 :, aurt inttaardy renege the atoll inveterate COUGH ; OTC Life Ara Freedom to Perfpitation, proinate geode Eapedaratiou, Strengthen the whale Debilitated Contlitotion, procure taw re inn artfort of Reit and Sleep; and quickly elect a permanent Cure far the molt Obitinate COMM, COLDS, ASTHMAS. awl-CON SUMPTIONS. Not an Inftanee has warred, though taken by near Sixty Thotdand Patient., wherein there Dreg* have bean known to fail relieving the above Caengdaints; in reel too sopa essnot be Wad ia pratfe of fa vabiabte a Remedy, as it oily req tires to be knout to meet oniverfal prafennce —A natter account of its Picnic! now be fete is each &Sof Dindliesis. His Majelty's Hoe. ()unmanlier. have bee &ISA the Name of R. Dulke. No. 4, Clacapfide, to he Engraved on Black Sauttp.which Swap is aNizodto each bottle, alt others 1, Cmanterteits. Sold Who!crab :a I Petal at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheaslie, and thud, by Hiker, Pall Mall; Crtfp, Corowdring Oardo. mithosoca temple bar ; Tott,Lewthwaitt, and Bolton, boy. ! Exchange; Clark, 269, Borough; Scott and Smith. Ed.nburgh . Dune flint. Dahlia, Lek, New York; Stains, Min , shakos and moll Couoiry Bookfellen and Medicine Vtaden,id Monks at 6s. and u. 9d. each. AVING diedicattd 'AVM to the Rudy, and beat anabied. by the ow it camdderable psalm in tint breath r 'fleal thought µwee to ftiodi. I emit that i bane not meat: mil. employed my dme than Mote wbo, In the eztaneve held of the pentelbon, ars oemisintag imrentisd is untemainty, sod manse always mai:that froze' wisleit 1 4 ; 16 =r u ed eumaimsdng the Intelkital Fewer to ono deb of TM &babe of DRBILITY sic mitsliesig allilming. lot girt Mith them a man of co Canomena,and iegl r as yst . of all vital energy, Wain« Me Unman they area Mom the menakhossf emmgd a r. alh o adlsso- OWks of [Mod-hop, or the ieduipmess of matorleg. they re. re tbe moft allidwas prolleuml &ID ; by the hpoisnes of yeadatated men, the tyucamasnaauseavatakani dm owe. e .don Y deft rayed. As a bliats.B3K of the ROYAL COLIAGEd smarms, I grcund my pumices an naTaSa sei cadsondseu andpoirninu e rn, Other to graeliee,l red • melded to that amddmes with which I Save hitherto ham Is honoured. I In the Grit foofstions of hoe eisibera. sear 8.111110161 0 wt. grevent the eabrolty of a dabillsomed hums bat where sbe fe -1 tans from a conkioulhes of the smaseendi at die vice web% I mold his rokstoetwat. to Scared d the ainmenpt sr embus at bin fa ndarpbytician and broods ova his inirmity with wend ono mamma, It malt be faeleschary he Ma to be allintal sot only of caged/My d tmmenewt.bst aro ardal snot Inviolable heel. Aadto =cot Veinal Canaablntatt is ?Able to perventiabh danger or afters ; in she mitt eettipmeed des it Is the scqdreo 1001 of cultalive maim. in Mb Wee an Asa a fele. gift ad handy re-dlabtaboana I Wet the advantage of this covalence to theft °Netter fa Who are aElidted alit toy Mal et DEMILITY. at any flogimers d VENutEAL INFECTION. and to atl abaft rates of maw aerarElo ate Rated on tht Eat Interview. P.O ant.% tin canopy ate espy dag to lodates Dot ease. WI aentgoallal to fruity their age soilioasser et MAILTIN 11111, Mentor et die Loral Near el Servisas Lod+ Mil so. Istroutetarvet. lONA nan Tater - - [MAUDE AND CLEAHUNESS. To fwe,tcn the Breath, cleanfe the Mouth, preterite mud whites the Tt‘rth, cure Gum Both. and remove en •nffenlive uicora ti. P 4, ii rt2Cl.llittlell. ' ed the AMBOYNA Laripm 'HE Drop from which the L OTION is prepared a is peculiarly adapted for ail Itiferdom of a the MOU lit TEETH, and GUMS ; was Brit imparted by Geotlanan ttentina charaMer and kirtune wh basal, carmerlemeed its won derful elfeita,intrstioced It P;aa the brit fit or others. While it vomits the mouth yt 411,1thogo!od foetid Width it Will i ENS the TnE . l 11,111...• 40111 ...sww, and iailthdy SWEETILIKM the BRE AT! !. Nothing is crest a drawback to 110111tVis boa t eth, nothing more offenfive than a fwilihneath 1 As Avaluarra L tionom the sift apg beatAop huprottes the *ewer sod removes the latter, while by 0* antionrkerot and bedfawde amide la pet seine decay, am/ telllllVel all czcrefceoces. S wb0t.t..4,6.41 wait by billow said Edwards, Dim iii. Sta P.ity's Church-yard, Lando% rice µ.od per baffle, sad may be h by their app , inttiutut, et every VarSer of Median 66 the kingdovu6. Shaw (Awards. No. 64, Et. Pura ate--yard. Whig the tole rleht to the I.k of the shows mid follooloy Madkines jt-Ay'a Cammillosera of Stamp Dodgy to feestothdr 00: p r y tenni piracy, pave ordered thole law thatild ' artlt, 66, St. Peers Chureh-yard.ta be thirav-d 00 the itotthits accompanying mala Medicine. Thai is the way maid albino. . . _ ' 3 4 ,i di rit:lin Hill's &dram bd. t a. 4. Honey 3 6 Marl Cent. It{ Ellin.o a Watmlock 3 6 Hatian's A 191141199 Palos 9 Tudtare Valerian 3 6 -...- mgt. (tg AG s 6 --• nardana 3 6 Newton's 'limit Powder S 9 Centaury 3 6 Widow Wsklea PUY ais rrh's Ceugh Crops s o Chamberlain's Yids s s Peciond PAM, aII Dclergett Oat. $ t - Chilblain Oint. I 1 Wallel's Isiah Drops $ 9 Tooth Ach Thelon: s t Spe.4l. itautiy $ 6 dmhoyna Meath Powder s 6 Sovereign Ointment for --- cadge 4 A the Itch, ammt by two °drum* Cordial 5 6 &mei .ppluation S 9 Where alio may be bad, every Patent and Public Me/Wm, wit ratted genuine. AU Venders of the above 14s. Waal are pvpieltal to apply sa Shaw and Edwards, (by wham a liberal allowance is made) and Vid.. rc unit !bear can be hit gcnui.w• Cbut VENtit EA I. BLINDNESS. re Mr. To oat At Tat toe, Err ;con , N 0.9, New Beiftge-ftrect. DCA,. slit, IT is with the moll heartfelt fatisfaltion that I ad diet's you on the homenparable exceftmee of yew isvalvolde Medicine.LEAKE's PATENT the fpring of thin year I haul the misfortune to contrael a Venereal Conmisla:, awn- Jed with the molt alarming and dangerous frnmeeni ; In fo tooch that I have been catered to my room fee awfarde week together, fend not able to lir out of it, I had no rdt night norday, sad fluttered the a:R menclating pain and to-went, awl what wee dull work, my eyes grew weak and dio, fo that I could hares hike • n any object, if ever fo cult to ate, and aped:Jed nothing lets than the total tofu my kht. From a ftoort.bcalthr, and ra. t i tr e corpulent mr.. I he:•anie a mere Mallow, sod an (Ailed of pity and compaftion..-Siy friends had all given me over, and thought my recovery impollible. In tide dreadful date, and el pe.'tion every minute to he my laft in this world, I was farm oately recommended by a neighbour to try your MedicOl, hut having tried all medical aid to no mnpefe„ and be= et en ennent.lis espeace, It wan Gene time before 1 could he prevailed an em take them; at laft 1 foot for ha holes, mil before I bed taken dirm all, I found confident& benefit ; my pains gradually &created, and my airtight grew he ter, and to the great furpelee and alto' Manion of all my ( •Iter tattles three beam mere), my heihh and *root h wan vcricaly reload, and I am sow, (titans. to my (100 and year ievaluable Medicines), as well mid Marty at ever I w.. in my life. Vow obliged bumble fervent, High fired, Birmingham, Neenah' et, gyp). P. 1. t.n..; he above Medicine is Mental! recommended to ail pr that We in any doubt of their bring entirely free of cony Va.-, real Affedtina.partirelarly to theft Cest Awing th.dr comae. , in life, es it will ecrtaitly eradicate every taint of that utter.' howc v. r I,e.g !leading. or however difgoded under the appearair of other difor.tera ft may he: for Scorbutic, faanthilar, and Cut , times Coniphdets It Is silo teconuneaded to be taken, idmidalli the sprees, demister, and FAIL Po-pered and fold by the Ink Propeirtee, Teoreas TAT ow MUM,.r of the Colparratiall of dur,tona, London, at bin •boula N 0.9. Nev. itrldge.ft rein where be will give Make, without% Fee, to Perform taking thefe Pins, and wet integer ledenni Le • tees, It put paid, on the (amerces., ebierving if all rake th molt inn ieleble ferrtey, nu Patin'. name or cafe having beet men.ionol, bet at tla.ir own . articular tequrt, by the Propel, - cl during the enurfr of more than 31 years, that htbas bad the co. du: 3 rite: dire tale of the above Medicine and the pree.i. arifingt he:: freest 1 They an alf . foil by hh appointment, a she Performer's. N 35, Sr. Allaan's.ari et, ; Mr. It ntiertfon's Toy-4010' I o‘l..ed-ti,,et ; Sod's, Bookklhr, Nn. t, Uniewn • Litt.: T.. ; aml by one Per on le every cw-Steratak v-v and Eit,ttind, in Boors el oily as 0. ems% reeled up, with an plain &irreligion - - • LONVON : Vrinted end Wailed by LEVIII. ICI CT, (4 tertnir7-rlart, Lan.hetts), at tin Stu Orgies. C Ines rubbhed ere a: the STaa Matta, ---.ltraor READING (BERM. NOVEMBER so. This town, which a few years ago boafled of its prong home brewed beer, is at this tune in a ;maze fituation which the metropolis was in IA week, and from the fame cat& It has in it fcventy licenfed public houfes, all of which (excepting one the brewer's leafe of which has jolt expired,) are now in the hands of the common brewers, who, on Monday the isfrth infant, advanced the price f their beer eight (kil lings per barrel. to die public one penny per quart, which has occalioned a thong contelt between them and the manufafturers, mechanics, &c. who have among themfelves agreed not to drink beer at the ad vanced price ; many of the public houfes WI week did not draw a gallon per day, their trade having gone to the now free huufe, the landlord of which continues felling at the old price ; and he allures the perfon from whom he has his bear, that unlefs he con tinues to ferve him on the fame terms as heretofore, be will ere& conveniences and brew his own, although he is much confined for room. It is to the efforts of this (mall huufe that we are all looking for a decteafe l in price, and it is generally thought, and molt ear nefily wilhed by the inhabitants that the brewers will experience a defeat, and be obliged to fall back to the old puke, and which to diem is a very good one, it being well known drat three not of the four of them have now by them aboveayear'sconfumption o f m al t , bought at from sos. to siSs. per quarter, and good Kent hops are now at 7td. per lb. new ones only t id. APTIQS.LIT2D Lovz.—A very curious fcene took , ' place on Saturcloy bet ore the Sitting Alderman at Guildhall. A sentimental damiel, who had paired her grand climaBeric, was charged with obtruding herfelf at various times into a ptivate family, for the purrofe of tailing an old Gentleman, upwards of 50, who was laid up with the gout ; and with making a great dilloth ince about the houte when denied ad mittance. Mr. RANDAL Jaccsort attended as Conn ie' for the complainants. and fimed, that their object waste oblige thmLady to give fecurity forher peace able deportment in fume, and that the should not call on the Gentleman any more. This was recom mended by the Idagifirate ; but the love-tick fair one Paid the could not comply with this demand ; —that the was fo deeply [mitten with her enamorato, :tad that the attachment between them being fps:pathe tic and mutual, tie could not bear the idea of a repa ration. There arguments were enforced by a copious torrent of tears. Bang, however, informed, that if the perfilled in her refufal to give the required feet- . rity, the would be committed, the at length complied with fume degree of relnitance. That yang Rofiisu is a wonderful Boy there is no doubt : but time are two other boys now in Lon don, who have the fingular merit, inftead of feather ing their own.nefis by their aAing, perform their re fpettive parts for the foie interell and welfare of the public at large. There are the two Blue Co. Bur, who rupointend Fortune's mazy wheel. It is need ier' to obferve, that the approJelling rich Lottery is their grand creme of atioirl wherein they will draw prices that will induce a roar of applaufe from all the lucky poircrrors. This play, in tbut, in which there boys will perform with filch deep con cern to twenty five thourand of Fortune's votaries, will be brought out in January. at the theatre of Coo pers Hall. - Every aft of it sill be highly interefting, and which will contain the noble moral of rendering many individuals not merely happy for a night only, but thri.tigh the whole of their remaining extflence. 161.1 Veer-May, Nt her bask in !teary-Recce. thr Right 1100 lady Ciael.rte Lennox, the nf °Aural Lennox, and denehter the Duke of Gntr.inn. a a rieugsiter. Liking the twelfth child ht the thirteenth year of her a armee. MARRIFO. ►ati)y, Dwain Lewis milord, of the Royal Nan, to Mi Mot doe, al Gtay'a Inn 6n,. P. D. At Galant. !Ara Conker., wife of Mr. Jolcpb (louden, brewer. Ou Sunday rinenlng, after a any lone land's, In Crerrn Oaf , den. Wellnunfter. Stet flatlet!. the Lady of John Ha li'l, Erik. Clink of the Flot.f of I. inintrint. i On Saturday 'att. at his kat at Berringum. in the tounty of He Ged, after a lons arJ painful Moil's. and in the ;ith ht •r of hi• :ge, th- It icht Hanenrahle I harms Harley. fourth fon et the th•el Earl of ()van, a Mosher of ht. Maictly'l Aloft liotiotiraNie erivy Council, lait.l I.lnteitant of the cmanty of Radnor, In to, Alderman (or Pathan. of the city of I ceolol, Prili t latt of St. BuciaLaoaco .. IJorap „Al, .icc 6.4. 6Lc. • NUMBER TO.MOI AB c ierriwinkle Ann Love To which Ms Even' , On Satarda Comedy of ti • Ilse Y the Public an Appearance t TH' TO -MO Dir. F 4 U To w Illis limcn )ISETTY ; VI Mater Bi and Li.mtlen chandler of The Pohl In Three A , Who'► the Mae cosh They. MATH perfo *dal Appl: Printcd Of whop 1. RAssi Mt the Th 1. Socat i Vol. (nut r oE,y Printed f lad—t. Po remarks on The ad hd Poems 10211 Btu. THE ; 1 0 we Year w►.t The i %Mated to Mr. 3. 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