Star. — London, England, 1804-05-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF EXCHISQVER. A Writ of Extent having iffiled againft Mr. Geo. Phelps Chick, a maltfter, at Brentford, for 4301. Mr. 111 au OM! moved to Let it afide, by his proving feveral faits in the affidavit upon which the writ was Rued, and urging the ruinous confequences to the defendant's credit. The Chief Baron obferved, that it was a motion perfealy novel in its kind, and if panted might lead to endlefs trouble and vexation. There would be no trader in future againft whom an eitent fhould. Prue, but would come into Court and queilion the a ffi davits of the Crown-officer. If he had fivorn falfe, the defendant had his remedy. The ule was refuffid. Mr. PLUMMaa applied in behalf of a Mr. Wiffiart, for an injunction to flop the proceedings in a fuit wjlerein he was the defendant, and alto for leave to fend out a commiffion to the Well Indies, to elect tails a fa& upon which the cattle depended. It was a cafe, he faid, where a large quantity of candles had been tranfported to Barbadoes upon the defendant's ac. count ; but which the defendant faid, were foft and unfit for Mk, and not in a merchantable condition. This was rebutted by the dealer, who iiitlfted that tt* candles were, in every refpea, merchantable, but that having been improperly unpacked and ez• pored to the fun, they became Loft by the aged' of t h e climate. The Lord Chief Baron, after espreffing his fur priie that candles Mould be exported to the Welt In dies, granted the. Rule, ordering the defeedast to being the Money into Codtt. COURT Or 10140'9 BRICK MAT S. amorotow. cLarrOW. Thu was an anion on a Policy of Infurance, tried at . Guildhall before the Loan CRIS, Justice, and the veraia olio to depend upon a fpecial cafe,refetv. ed for the tonfideration of the Court. It was on a !hip which was warranted to be a bane; fhe was fail. bog hit the taffeta Seas to the port of her deftina dnn, nod was taken by a French privateer into a port ofeliat nation, and condemned by the Foreign Coen of Admiralty. as a good tad lawfal prize. The queffirm far the confideratMn of the Coon was. wile- ober ender-the warrant, of neutrality, the Under. Webers ertbld be liable. as the condemnation of the Court feemed to decide, that this was a hoalle, and sat a hegira! (hip t Mr. je mania s, for the Defendant, contended, that ar Pals decrees thus given, are not conclafive againfi the Underwriters, aid, in fupport of this, be enquir ed within what limitation the rule is eircumfcribed, which eon tl ;nitre the boundary within which Foreign Gourd arc refpeaed in our own t Mr. G. Cassias, on the other fide, argued, that the ft ntence of Foreign Civil. Courts could not be refilled in a &hills Court of Common Law, and that %tether they affigned the reafons for their decrees, armletely Rated the retch of the decree itfelf, it has always been refpeaed in our Courts of Common law. judginent deferred. •rittstox a. PIARRI. This came before the Court on a demurrer. It was a cafe in which Lord Vifcestet Rokehy had • received the film of 60001 l for a certain Freehold, end be had coveoadted to snake the fuitable convey. maces to the Defendant. The queftion was, as this deed was swank by an agent, Lord Rekeby figning tiVehat. chat-after as well as in that rif a prineipal, wlekher the deed war valid • Mr. Jacesow was contending for its nullity, when be rat interrupted by Lord Etmansolioven.—" He cannot cove/innt piranother, but he May for himfelf ; fo far therefore us the deed affeas Lord Rokehy, it is good. If I engaged with you that a certain perfon fhoold go to Rome, I cannot oblige the man to take the journey, hnt I atti obliged to be refponfible for the conk. quenees of his tefufal." Judgment for the Plaintiff.. useitn•Ls. D. ILORtittS •550 This win 2 writ of afar from the Common Pleas, where judgment went by default. The queftion arofe to the form of the pleading, the Defendants basing &en named in their individual, as waits in their erscutorial charaaer. Ws. Jelin,. from a variety of cafes, contended, that as in tl:e former charatter they were liable to coils, and is the latter they were not to liable, it was a fubtiantial objeaicm to the declaration, that they were conftdered in this double ehaiatler. Mr. Bosacoy sr, on the contrary, argued, that this being net a fpecial demurrer, _ under which ail matters of form may be taken advantage of, any eniltake is plat of mere form is, under a Writ of • error, tureable. Lard E LLLLL oaouon.—" This is net a formal, but i febilantial objeftion. The plea and the judg tnerti, I think, the true tell. If, however. you take the ground of furprife, and you think the c •ntiary port:fon ten:dile, you may reconfid:r it." J•iiiment Ad; upon the Writ of Error. Witin% ago OTHIPS v. ctfNcitLe. This ca e, frapitlretling to all wi:n are to the ha'. buying and Cling flock, was this y a zaed Mt. Gas mow and Mi. %V on arc fide, and by ERSKIO6 .itvi Mr. Gitts on t!.:. The aftion La I becn by the 'l%l;n:ill's to receiver the d.s . mages they ned by the D , . ..dart's sot accepf;ns A traht:er ot It ick 1,41 to h ill o t Olt of May On t h e r Lord Et siircovo . ., at the evidence r.F the broka, .hat the amount of 7!t rA:d sth t.; M 4 y, for m,, Willon—et r- a Mr. WO. ter—:,Ad '7,1 to the Dcleiician% l• tied that Mr. Wilt' r. hid on that dry flick to :!.e enntint ni on'y 7 6 5 01 ' in his oven name ; and ila: vie u: the 7th of Geo. If. (Spina flicsjobbing, tilacts, that all fake of (tack, whereat the feller is !lit piiireheil at the time, li.di soid, and the rzAlee liable to a penalty of th...ipparcnt ch..it;t•-...y the Plaldif• had hetn nou inhcJ at Guild it it appearing fihte that the- e w ;.:•ciand itiporitin7 cat pri.ot was cot ad..:ateil on t.ie (1..1 to ohiLe rnaticr clear) that air. IViifin was Trill Mc Li s. A gafii aid I the c g . ,,e'r .1. it three had at the time of the t. e flock to c .011 , 4111 i. of 17,c.001.. II a tet 6,r 1.3., itt ss I,al , f(he !•Ci•l I, i t ^ 0144 rc^reJ i'Fj:tv•t int A ti tr,..1 as IViiscsi •s t L..' li.o;ng a• • a i .4act Tilt [IWO O. IDW4SIf The defendant, who h 4 filtered jridgment to go by default, Was-brought to receive fetttenee, for not obeying an Order of Affiliation. It appeared that he had been ardeved to pay l► certairi fum per week to his parith, which having negleited to do, the print proceedings *toe Militated: The fiat due was t sl. op. which 1114 defendant undertaking to pay, with all coils of fuit, be was difehatged.on his own recognizance, to come up when called 'wog. ?Ha 'mad o. PAGET. This wait aninfortnation aptirdt the defend/tit upon the 39'h and aoth of Geo. lIL eb. so. extending the proviiions of the 17th of Geo. 11. in cafes where per fons are found killing game at night. The defendant had been conviEted upon this information, at Leicef ter, and fentenced as a rogue and vagabond to fix months impriforiment in Leicefttr goal, during that time to be whipped, and at the expiration of the term, fent into his Majeßy's fervice. Mr. CAP.ILOW moved for a writ of Certisfari, to bring the above coriviCtion into Court, upon the ground that the Magiltrates had not only applied the minilhment of a rogue and vagabond to the dr fendant, NY that alto of an incorrigible rogye, which he laid they were not empowered to do.—The Court granted a Rule to thew caufe. L DUBLIN, mdr 3. Laurence Brenen. conrieed of a burglary and felony at the lAA affixes, lately executed at Gallows Green, Kilketiny, declared his innocence of the crithe for which he was about to filter, but' Paid he had been soncerned in other ',great*s and robberies. On Saturday lall, is the Court of Exchequer, yaol. 6s. with colts were recovered by Mr. SHERLOCK , from a Mr. VA xxia ms and his wife, for dieting and lodging the lady, while a frame foie. Sante day, ottl• dalliers, with colts, were awarded wi a dry-Ride Its the aontarf, sigainft a gentleman of P'efiertti um , ad BLA RS, whole child, the produce of an illicit amour, had been fupplied with clothes and drugs, at the plaintiff's expence. At the Recorder's Court, on Tuefday, Robert Blackman was found guilty, and teteived flounce of tranfponation for two years, for foaling fire yards of muffin. Sarah Coleman was found guilty of taking calli, &c. from hex mailer, and fentenced to three years confinement in the Penitentiart. P a t . Carroll, for Moulting Mr. Crofbie ' of Ufher'i Ifland, received femme to be imptifonedfix months—Rick. Foyle, charged with felonioutly taking a quantity of hornets materials, &c. from Mr. Arnold, of Cramp ton court, was Acquitted, and Robert Howe, indieled for affaulting William Want, was acquitted. Several ancient fiver coins have been found in the (cite of the buildings on the wen fide of Back-lane, Dublin. The inferiptions are thole of Louis XII. of France, of Philip and Mary of England, a few of Richard 111. and Elizabeth, and tone of James V. of IScotland. They were difeavered nu th e tette of an . old foundation of the Roman Catholic College in the' aforefa;cl lane, and tuppored to hive been concealed by tome of the fluclent , . 'tile College was fuppreffed about the middle of the s6th century. • The foundation (tone of a new Town Hottftsit In verary, was laid latt week‘, with the ufual companies. Saturday fe'nnight, the embankment a( tise canal near Kiutore gave way, and ,the wy inio the towa with the utmoft violence. Many of the habitants in the lower end Were In great danger and diftreft, and with much diActrlty (eyed from drown. jag.. Some of them were got out at the back win dows of their henries .two families in law thatched cottages were sefeued opening the roofs. The water was four feitleepla Sidle OT the dWeffing haufes. A few days ago a eh:dreg/river belonging to Mr. FLITCIIIIt, of the Pig and C.attie Inn, Blidgnortb, on his nouns frogs Kidderrnintier with a. chatie and pair, (lopped at the watering place in the Saver n to with his honks, when lie very imprudently will(' them fo far in, that they were both drowned, etc chaire very snub damned, and he himfelf narrowly @reaped with his life. On Monday fennighr, a brown Galloway mare, 14 hand► high. the property of J..feph Ltaer, of the Stockton Turnpike bar, near Yurk, went IR miles within the hour, for a bet of a guineas. She flatted at Monk Bar at ten minutes pail four in the after noon, went nine miles. no the Mahon road, and re turned to Monk Bar at five minutes rat Ave. At Harting, 7 to 4 and a to t agaiati the mare, Dube. ing in very low condition. Lae Ftiday afternoon a heavy black cloud buill near Windfor, when a deluxe of water fell opon tome mills, which were entirely (wept rival, and did Crime clnfideraVe damage in its prop.refs towards the Ricer, - ortrich ttt elled to upwards of five feet; the (Icy was very dear, except in the particular fpot. LA week, as Thomas Sharp, of Ulram near Baia lington, nag returning along the lands fronts the mai kat at the layer place, being in a 'Bate nf intoxi catit.n, and exclaiming that he would go fight Bo naparte, be w io far into the fu, that be was overwhelnled Ly the wave', and drowned. Lati .Attirday night, about eleven o'clock, four quattercheils (.1 ICA were liolen oat of she thipNancy, Captain Rut., at Rocheiler ; kraal fimilar do predatiot.s have been committed on board the craft in the River, but the offenders are not difeovered. Monday evening fame thieves furrininded one of the Wei,i country waggons near town, two of whoa, Were obi:reed by the driver to Cl.lo' it. He caw aontly continued his pace till be received atlitiance from tome draymen, when, after a dcfperate ancv, one of them was secured. Monday night, about ten o'clock, a public honk was attempted to be robbed in Whitticrof,ttreet, by • perfon gettitt7, in at a back window; he was oh• fcrved by a woman in an adjoining honk, who gave the alai.i., but the thief made Ina cfcape, although cl•ifely purftted. A fee.• free fome thieves got into the hell, y f St. Nlai , Ik.litcchapel, and ',tile upwards of one ,1 hit'. metal. betides doing An ffendets ai a not difcoveted. s :st , :he p:4,e Citizer. !L.:a MoTegilia, at P,;tier>, aged 103. mare.ed, cm the id of .',lllil, Lis . ) th wife, NlAr , a Varnis, :17,1 ty. He dirt the night after his wed dins!, lea e he! 'qui him 4) gteudchil drcL, 4th: ( e.• From& LONDON 6.12E7 4 17, 3fai 8. tvatt•OFFICI, May 8. Leieefterfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Caea l rf. • Cornet Lawrence Ebbrall to be Lieutenant, vice Arkwriett, re• • fired • - l It Battalion of Loyal Birmingham Volunteers , Eakin Jobo . Hinfley to be Lictifinaot,vice tonitnaron,YeAgned. 3d Battalion of Ditto. EnFgn Charles Grafton to be Ligutenant,Mce Linwood. *Stied ; Stowe' Mien Wheeler, Oast. to be EnGen. Chathaai and GilllnghAm Vortinterer Anil:eft John Itarnei: Gent. to be Second Lieuteuaat. Farringdon and .Shri yeah:lmi V..,lsinteers. Enfign Willitm - Kina to be Lieutenant, vibe ttowsittareasmed. ad or Euliern Banal on 01GlamotganikeireVtgarsters. tatuteasit Widttoek Niebois to be Qeaneratafter. Honiefdake Volunteers. Charles Anita% Gat. to be Raw i Jolla Maitia s Gent. abe Surgeon. alt Battallott of Herefottnife Volunteers. To be Lieutenanta—Friligni lAD Yardley Vernon, Rem Jona*, vice John G*mtne, tefgfed rid Freakiek To be Lalgo--Richarti Archibtid, Gent. , sd Battalion of Ditto. joint lames, Efq. to be Copula ; Eafign Tracy cora to be Lieutenant, vicc Thomas Wiener. ragited John oven, Gent. to be Litutenint; John Bathed, Gent. to be Etiago, 'hie Cot waft; --a-- Mom* Genf. ter be Enfotn. Royal Vot k Mary-la bonkt Volunteers. Li eu tenant Thomas Prime to he Captain, Mee Haman, relived ; kap Vacant Pa:WM min Livuoinautotin Pruitt. Loyal Roswell Volunteers. Enfign J. Abbott to be Lieutenant, Mee Gibbon, raillMed Samuel Straight, dot. to be Wei, vide Abbott. Royal Spehhorne Legion. Captain Peter tfaiderlim to be IWafari 'Re Coßmrprotniatell rl.initintaat John Gardner to be Ragatdad Moe tirade:fon; Ihm beat HtgioviGoot. to be &Aga Sunderland Volunteer Artillery. • Robert B. Boar, EN. to be Capt-io, vice tsslor,rtsegnod. Warmiallor Volunteer Int.tiirry. • Robert White, Gent, to lia Eafign, vice Moore, *bend in Gazette of 17th beemonlicr 18os. Sunderland Volunteer Artillery. For to k Coltaru, A. 7. rtioraldll.and t Uses Hogg s - Efqra. 70 k fiej fletttona*te, llamas Sprikelpdhaei Enetalrik, Threfield Ihdby, gad Relfh Penniman, Gam Read hP be Capri*. r444lme 7; Thoobill, as 7.rou king. Eflin• 7o be Fir" Lieutenants ' Thnmat &wawa, 7i44 Embank, Aoratell Baby. and Ridpap-d ik.ndicrton, jun. w.pts. C om millions in the Oloutetlet R 044 tie. i,old Lieutenant: Earnuel Paul Paul, Eft. to be Captain at encliPany, aloe Batt taped. Dated April la, ago+ WAN T. FL Biediesaaern to be Ilestebaet figned. Dated April 5,1804, • , Eabitn Frederick kpino Is be Lkidellelit, aim Hill, riailerital, bated Arril 6, 18c4. Itekron Clark,Gent. to be Ennio. Dated feheiraty 19.1304. Moats Situckborgh, Cket to bel l / 4 113.:b. battiApril Cornelia - kin in the Renfrewillire Militia, tigned by the Lord Lietionant. I, irks Orythiill; is aft's David Messda; tOietLieaterasyt. view Ifergarse F. roatioa, Gout. to be Latin, vice Magadan. Datcd yo, t 8 e ISANlCltilrfeYtetlf b iltS l 'V.D. Theater Laces awl Jades MAW West of ham: War' w audinuters, dusters, chaplet', and orratincra • SANK itU Henry M . ilon Brown, of Cannes-Meet, London, rbse malaria agree, torso-reader May as, ay, sad June ty, atm, st thane. Attoracy, Mr. IYarrand, ArundelLtrect, kraut Edward Curia, Of Louth, LhlcelailUlt, fatikt, Merl!. ft and June ay, at 'Jaren at the New Ktry'i Head inn , Loath afarelial Attorniel, Meffr;. Dyrteley sad Sans. therootriWt,4sXdtel. halal Nub.. af Stadtral, f lstrfrb apliulAeres, data, Lad chapolatt, June 4,3, and ty, at three, at the Dug, in Deaditatf, • Manctsetter. Atton.les, Mr. John Swale, Nov BorwelVOta l t; Catty•ftrech Lortdopi, or Mr. Wallah, ffyldi, faferschtfrett Joh* Edwards sad George Mowed, of Car Vick flibalilre, otarshadtarere adtartlien ware, dalletiadlasassea sad oriasst nos, May es, at eine% May 9. widjwit kW 54 tioe • Meadoli- AliatarrYr , 'fit Vovent Gard,ca, Lyndon. • John Rad, of:Watford, Herta, trifler, dtaki lad alalialsac M l 9 • allude tiy, aresselVe, Leadia. Ana ttey. Ma a e, Km's Breda Walllffittafdr- - . •• • George Hartley, of tip*, Lan caliatiessuradturer, 4catit and chapur.an, May IS •at l' i ttre o iday",y,....at tem =quire y,rat fivc, at the ARO Ind:% . oln AtfiAtfld t ißfr. 91flam Lai* home, Gray's-Ira, Lotion; or Md.. INethlrailleo COW:. • Chatio , Wit to. dogtro t et Rata, Haketiodddro,iristiar , oleaktr cagiest. May 24.113. as 4 ji/016:196 at tient', at the Lomita Inn and Talbot TATall, Attotnha, Mt. Jartcs, Gray's.lun.riticre, London; or Mi. Willlatu Taana, Grace itidiegvwidow, and William Ran; beircat, barb of Mir dont ' Hosts, in," divers, el sod- cootatownt.il l l4 l o ma, an d Juno tads ten, at the Lima Angel..Vtdover. Attur nam Adr• Kinafttan Andover; or Witt. Kindakyo long, and lea, Syrrannolna, Loildon. Ifaac Jove?, now or late of the lariat of nrettbr.ry onin, •ertt-Man Gl.actfterthirc, vietualltr, darter sad cbas May to. ts, a.,1 Jour Ay, at satyrs, at the Grey/sound, t oadatc.id. Attorsies, Mr. John Harry track's, Small•attct, iit-I; or Titers. K inderity, Lotto acti Ince, S)inund....han, Chaa.ery- Lane, Ltation.• DIVIDENDS. Muy ;I. Thome, Pint, of t:out hwark, Sonty, vkloallee, &tiff and chapnian, at ate, at GuildLail. May jo.(bus jar, of Norwich, coal-merchant, at toter. it the King t Hcad, Norwich. May 30. Witham Fower, late of Heywood, LaticalLire,.inaktiper, dcaler sett eherna.i, at Lour,at the Mac 8.11, in thillnic, pat iih of ?Wan:brit r; May 28.. John Kerfh-yr, of Wakefield, Voikilhlre, Id:relit and alrunli, a: el, elm. a: thr White liar/ Pat, Wakefarld. May 26. Maraft M venni, of FinflatirrEquatt,Ninhilefel, vier. chant, at ten. at fa Mai :2. Jtmec :1, t ill-.f nr. l l.eina-Garden, didei . par trr am: r. May 26. Tlmanas Peery Tut her, Lauda% limn draper, at tan. at ;: Ai Ma- 26. 1 :antra* Barker, aff Brlckwail, Den IrlatL44l, •hnuallt r, at tro, at Cluildhall, London. May 24 John and Julep% alLangevorth, of Lentil, York - Mire, jolnrn and copartner,. at cica .0, 4 thr ..!Lot lan, Load , May 29. William Toinlini. late of the Brad,i road, I.artabeab Surrey, roach maker, at one, at M:y 3t. John Whitaker and Junes Pitt, both of tirrnintharm et , a,22.l2 , 3k 2 rvand pennon, at foss, at tit SW42I Hotel, iligh• Arent, liiirminghaun. I May 26. Chrrka Mailly, of New arra. parillh of St. Cathe: isc within the Laln.rty of th.. lowa, Maddicleam has oiler , at Gual.:1101. NIA) 27. ...Immo N!ar'.l.ln, of Runit••r.l, Eire!, inokcepo. Jealtr and cliaom.r. at elraro, at (Iu•k11.411: I.oode, NI .y J•.I !! level of l'onnoit.tLt cc!, Looluo, Ithip• tovoer .ini bn Ler a! Inn, at ilmildhalL May 30. *l'hurr.a. 1:e•oth •Illornaa Irclaod of Lateley. Mire, tiyet•,,irtl,2ll JOU partairra, at tor, at lbc Noyal UaL Sla..chell• May 2). (:Ce•trt 1/2W Cl, or Rom] lan •, Fenchurela •fl rect, Lander , hra , tly.r•• retain. at inn: At IOil:all. Nlay z 8 lortlktm. Ot.mentarkct, Suffolk, butcher, at ten, at the I S:oo mark , t. Nlay af,. JaMis • II •`.< Jll ni I t.rio-r, n.... • r later( 11.41,t. loot. Wrilnilo I. coal.nit•r::..nrs and par:Hors, •t ttn, at Go;!.th. I:. May 48. 1/4111. r. 4.1 W . :1.1,m+, CamFerftrrnt fo •p. bailtr, at tlikr.A.. •t rlta ,tar 1r I' I May .tir ll.dt, Mott 'O., tlealcr.md cl..titman, at .1 •,o, at .; t h.i., t.. 11.4, Mal Jo. %Val:er lia%vrt-d. of Nta Cs; cm. V% iklbirc, el.:fader, dt.tkr and chap:llan. at lave, at the ..d 1..i0n lau.Naw Sarum. JR 7. Fdvrattl ray.nr, nua or late f khurn. UM &Arr. ,at J a r.r, at Vac 11A11" 114.k:sus.. r )'one y. ThoaktY eh • , t timer If at one. at Guildhall. lune* faitendlig, of Sodthampton, linen-draper, atten, a jun; gVtlian'iLirtrake, o ttidittei, trap t, the/ elfgiallandii 1 • June it John. Fariulaw„, =eftr ari t t aalitifts (quart but now al Winchaw ,at ten, , Jane I. Dharld Blatagoth end the Hewn' laittealai, bath late of Marrtane, Landoll, nieraimits and constituters, at ten, al Qdltlkfa • • Junr 4. damsel Illatatim. arpficashaach-ftrect, Landon, ma • dant. it ten, altfiaitalb ' JlMltar fi of Bt. Maeda i n the Fields, Middlafes, printfelleh at eleven at Guildhall. June Et, 16. Francis Culombine, DaSid Colondsine, David ColOin bine the younger, Ad Peter rigimmae ihe younger, of N,r with. merchants mid _SUMO 10 trades ll} tan, at the Maid's- Head lon, gorcich. June tp. lismuel John Gardener, of Pltt4treet. pall& of Saints Georgt, SouthwaYk, Butiey, tneslinan, corn-deafer, dealer anl etisilknen; of ten at guildhall. Janet: Joh , Peal Ogneri at illegland•Riad, Middlefez, brewer, as eleven, at 41,041. loge a l'homas Gl6 Taylar, of Birmingham, draperi at &ben, ai Oilldhaft, Ltindwi. Poi Y. Ttlistrai Fridt*Clit Clitwelh Jlitnt. Motithimei, Midee. fez.reittiecr, biandpiginthent, and ilpide , asier. at elms, at , GlaildhalL June 4. George Dantan and Abraham Sinsoa Deeicker CutelJe. tibia br 'tiff bf Lindner, tirokersoneriliaditeDid editittf6ti i A tilde, at flu, at ilia-Willie girt; tA64ter - June 5. lobe Plea; OlLdiret TistegitodltirstYLOadia,slkmeisi gar, dealer and ehapinen, at tent at June S. Jofeph Leeman. oa i tittionwp.h, Iliagbampeondalre. -fines-draper, at tett, at ism Julie 1. Thomas White, of c ;WA hi d ambry4allie. Sc. Mary. Whi!erhapel, Mapers death and durum. at ma, at Guildhall, Londona !".• - • / June is. George pitman, late of Great Ormond-Brew, Middle ' tn . , Inert/tint, dither oat et afgedig tfal, Glattes4deftion g,„ Magi, hi* et kg et -place, Moordelds, Middldca, merchant, dealer and chapasare. al tee. a 1 O T • •'• ' • Juliet. o 'e tph rpile lluta and i'cter of Sobagile•Moore. ' thuuttEftrekshiditi, thetries, ggit pasta genii Maim* YtlWilberßaY, 1111111D4e46 - cers. • _ iftestiulatirmst-tri . 1444110.'i Rickard Dodds doligewersitrora Mew - of Dab. lio. dry .Doper. to froOf atl tore Arbtlid lad° Otaant. and JAL Jane. Ceorp Craw(ord,qlclietry.*, Now litowithan,llnen draper. to soimiktap‘a Ist& albt4lol4lllMottiti JOH. Veer* Beaten of ilianagimMloughoopetwind:Patrias Plielane of KAfmo~, taylor, to formula tip 40), oRd aok Wt. an 4 .... ' . • CI. 1,./ •• • *At Cork, the Lioli Caitaiet fagere‘ dibc lt i Regimesi et Foot. eta daugther. I At &Elko, ttietsth sk. 14f& edam! Platilittros, X May, sta foci. Oa the adt let Jam Feirier, ► itrop writer ro tie Opel, to Mr Matprit daysbace to the late joho Wt. hair chant In. Patfley. Captain Arfaufr, or the sitt Foot, to nfi ids liwhi,dattaitee . of Weetreptv Rafe Itiartn, ti CtfrtitettLeetuoty_of aare, DIED. • • Yeltirtidy, Mfew Ciausratad, *if . irisgaimaiererm mem4, bare -Army. .. ; ~. ~ . - -." , Lately, ,of a fere!. altiytt. r •. Ira 1 e. 1 7 get..ofthe iot ip et. 4r(ithei °vat TO , d i .c.SlStald- 1 /bet r ___ tot tie vik ' 1141 there at taatti ally Matkay vow fe4 c"a tilt of the 9e.tT 111 , 11 Illactmf , Lin Pialterst Ulm ' who died only ze days Wore his fon. Thowgh be Nal Weal i s completed the.age 0f,„42,hs kaa bac_ .a. • , . • rhci 'io were ( pent In ft a 18~140M w M! c • 1 nu Twerdwy ba, at ILI win4iitrirptop: tit e•pri I W!liaal Taboordita ef theal•fai SION • - • ftGli WATat A'r toy** it_ititpkra.gtitheidiy. •••• • 1 • ' i t ilF ldllideriell# ' S Mb:Atom • ••• • • •-• alike, iflbM " I . M - •--- - • . 10 LAM.S 4 11 10= 18 •• Ik4 RS. KEW& sederafeity 'die J.V 4 gado *Or Is. pit pprifieillg t ir re r2l 4 Ptr at aliened by Uckluf Issy years expeelepees mlesit ine Vy 74Znid *fib isavaty,.atiasowin twerp, *at ectibliplt boon neledre turcelainvoicate ask sTvih•el4 tileritior friyeolksvidapfOr esperienced,y model. *llk yr her Are 4 to of ikdr. :slum to say intrados of Mrs Rclfes Litisli A to I - aery anra a Vain as as ?Ala f i rma fi. be t in. tea-fat Maw& dakio . sables tie lift tlistildrertil per ctistaordkplyths higide ridlicadu• to sawn* lir wa celebrsted and eminent DatdrUadcrwood.T • tfii Princefs df Wes, In Cs To...wife on ills tolit4 at aye, 4 The pretest' day ti petuaarly favommble to Lyles &sae- , wend open this Midst& anammt AMIN the admirable allover, of Mss detfe's Nipple Cis, which le am alcseiens matrinanasa iLlting the lnfam to draw out the milk visitant moulds to itfelf,wr On to the pr: its, bew'ener 1.11 fonmyfor tender the part my be." Mrs. Retie 31(0 bcr Ilene to inform the Ladies, that de Ass rppeimed bee s•ettiog A MP be kid en Ping and Datives Medlietal Wantwee. No• 4. Cistapfat. tomer or Patimater taM4 (tom whom Ladies is the. maner . may he furled an the dinned notice. by fendiel their orders (pod Void). grids maxi lettnftd, ufordis • on any 6oute la town Prlci 325. eacb. Alto may be bad Stri.Rclieteekbtated Nirrsa Nara brr tr Immo; sons. id.escb. Innev , '• 4unhilinnorals. 61. and it pd each. definentive posh Wanks, sled by the %cm WA Royal Family, $,. d est% • ' I evelnee Fruit asselizei, 'it. 3d. se4 I 3 Chi-y sad Butire's Obier Seeds, In Bunks, it ye. Piltelft Waren 'amasses, ye. 6.1 ands*. 0. Rev. J.•Diashitos &Mb Th, ss. 6d. and se.vd. 14AV ING dedicated myklf to the 'Judy, end been gratified by the malt coolitlerabie praßiec is that branch which I thought proper to klea. I molt that I have outstare self. employed my time sten thee wise In the emeofive bell of the enot,flion, are .m. 1001141 4, iinmerfnl in uncertainty, and cantle* Awe). attain that hived. whiz.. se urinated by concentrating diet intelledual power to one data of &Girder,. The &team of Difil LI fif arc peculiarly &ft:caw for they Ming w.th theta a train of conMenitane fytteprove, and, by a de pr-M.to of all Led energy, culla:nee it becomes crobittered.-. Whether thee ark limn die prmaknee of II Memple,thedeltruc . dee habits of fehool•boye, or the indulgences of sostnrity, they no ggin the moll &Adorns. protefikirial Rill ; but by the *Wane* of uneducated mm, the fymptoent arc aggratated, and the conita tattoo it &limped. A. a MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE t f fiIIRGRONS. I ground my premium et regularity of education; asd realise retry privitctie to peollice, I feel myfeif mottled to that racidaracs wit:t w:iich I have hitherto been robin:lly Mumma. In the firft fenfasiona of local weatimeN, catty applicarion 0411 prevent the calamity of a additive& frame ; but where the (of ferer. (rote a cuerfeineftwfs of the unnunline6 of the vice which cooled him misfortune. le harlot of the contempt or *Wm of bit family phyfirlan. and broods ever bit infirmity wkh careful cos realment, It molt he fatisteltory fer him to be armed Da only al capalyillty of treatment, het afro of the molt Inviolable (emery. And in recent Venereal Complaint.' It it polllble to prevent pith% danger or diftrefs ; In the moll complicated cafes It is the acquire ment of r Midler experience lu Ole lee to 'fee a fah, mak,. am! fproly re-ellahlifhment I offet the advent am of Ng experienee to thole of &bevies wale are affliCted with any hind of Pe a il o rry of my Miptalirol of VFW. k k.. 11. INFF.CrION, sod Is all cadre dee terms of morre nervier ore Rated on the &ft leareviPair. Parept.i” the ransom are mpeetell tql Meta's IhMt note, aid are repelled to feedfy their see and suonner cif living. MARTIN lIREE, Member of the Royal College of hormone is Camden' Nn 10. Ann. &eft rem. lamed. aces Tam* HO, _ . :~ LONDON: Pratvtd wtd pobliard by LFVEL xarrr. (.• Caw. revNerrrylsre, Lam:we:o et du II • Ovette, Nu v. Car•l- Acct 146 4 tbit el as th /ICC TOS.e.4 To wl 0' No. tMI :a 3