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ticinen od leach ffdit" Itiiielftaned proptaitionss Monger &stalk ektetece on) rapport, in favour 4 their rerpVtive %Vents: .On the part of the 'Men• dart, it is:argei:d Wet this deed of conciliation is to he conlidered at a toMplete rentruCiation of the right of the Defendant to the focietv of his wife. fo as to preclude him from a right of aZkion ender the pre , feat circuroftancet. Perhaps artielet might - be fo framed as tri reach to this extent, but thek art Ate of that difeription. And they *ere formed with a vieletAbeincteafe, at haft, of the mutual happl. nets of bdth the wife and the hutbandt but the la; ter, however, puts bimfelf fo far in the power of hit wife, - ai to admit her to uithdraw, whenever her dit eretion ihoUld diOate her doing fo. On the oche fide, too much h charged auainft the Defendant, when they rat he was the role cattle of the alienation of the affettions of the wife; for. attending to the dates of the documents produced, we cannot avoid feeing; that ai early ks 141 r, 1798, before Captain Caulfield had acc'er• to_the boat, very rci ions differzes pre vailed tat iheraptlly. Even in the Molt * ca do. mellic tittle, from the ocralional ebullitions of ill temper, dirpures Mill arife i and it by 110 Means is a. nrceilary eonfeciuence. that bceaufe family gelt Telt fOalejltllCSt4ke plate, the door is to beihroins open to every adul , and our Courts ire' to Si doled upon the claiinant reeking fearer' lot the Wort 'he el k s has fultalned.. The qiettion then is ; In w ' de ee the Defendant was inflrumen tal i d it efr heightening there tees r' (His Lordflap here en= g tered into the partientars dr the evidence, both on the part of the plaintiff and Defendant, and conclud ed with there ohrervations 0 t‘ We certainly have the confeffirm of the Plaintiff, that ih the early Rag. of there diragreements, he was the fide cattle. You will, therefore, confider, if by his oviin mikunduit he has deftroyed the affettions of his wife. If he has deprived her of that love and attachment Which are the bell guardians of female honour,this will materially affea the proportion -of damages to be 'aligned. But ibis wit not exec& the Man. who, be Ms mitcondtva, bat rendered re estsciliation impale. To the extent to which the Ittintiff hal (uttered real king, be will expo f at your bonds reparation." The lery havolk withdrawn, in left than half µ+ bov *tiptoed with a verdia for the Plaintiff—Da maiiei Tom Mafia! Neat. LONDON SESSIONS. Idon Sefton, commenced yeaerday, before '‘ecie, the RICOIOIIIII, SHaan►a, and lb. t.tosaWea. . G.IM. Metcalf. a member of the Common Cbuseil, was indiaed for an &rank upooThomas .Witten, a beadle, in the ward of Farringdon Within. The Comma Sseitatur, who was Counfel for ;Proilreutor, obferved. that it was with a great of - = that beperformed the duty which was ur n bins on this occafion. on account which he had for the Corporition of which the defendant was a Member. proceeded to ltate the cafe which afterwards •in eiridencX. - Warren. the profeentor, Rated, that on Auguß hail, he had come to the watch he purpofe of paying the watchmen, that ..et proper and ordinary night for the watch tieing paid. This was about ten o'clock at those bait pelt ten the defendant came into took, Which is not far from the defen .libuk' in Newlate-greet, and began to 'the -eondua of a certain watchman of Taylor; who. he raid, had two nights be . a gentleman who had only driven away women of the town who were attacking t with aft intent to rob him. He had ob condo& of the watchman as be was pang s Mrs. Metcalf, upon their return from a 'triton as hehad Peen her home had returned Itch-book. where the Gentleman was then The witnefs obferved to him, that for any knew the condua of the watchman m ight _ t extremely • proper. for that he , Mr. Met only' ken part of the laufinefs, and tould what might have patted while he had gone Mrs. Metcalf ; upon this the defendant be employ fcurrilou s language, and to fay that he fitive that the watchmen, coon:l6les and bea .re all in a confpiracy, that they did not do and took 'bribes from the women of the The profecutor than remarked, that the de t was moriofficions about the watch than any Common Councilman, and that he never came except for the purpofe of (panelling. The de grew hilt, and lifting his cane, (truck the on the mouth. The witnefs then told him, • had been a young man he duril not have tin that manna. The defendant became . more violent, and firiick him again over with his Rick, and gave him two blows on with his fill. !e ausissed by Mr. Goasev.—He Paid that in his mouth did not injure his finging at st that it made his teeth clatter in his head. to a queßion put by Mr. GURIOST, be alfo Mr. Metcalf was certainly more bury and tbout the watch than any other Common lan. After the affault he gave chat ge of the to the Cnnßable of the night, who, how. 'not think it necetfary to take him into cull there was no danger of his abfconding or to appear when called 'Ton to anfwer to the The profecotor next morning made his t to the late ?APO Mavoa, who fusarmmed tdant before him, and not wilbing that he (cape the Law more than any ()the:. peanut dfhip left the matter to the preleut SeAions. tnefs fworc that he had given no prvvocation Ifendant previous to the alfault, acid that it after he had been firuck, that he Paid, that been a young man he w'oo'd knock his head Being &e en a parag raph in a Newfpaper to this tranfaaion, he denied having inferted taring any thing about it. t Badcock, bookfcller, Paternoßer•rnw. raid, the night of the 25th of Augufl, he La, t .ard tbout the watch.hottfe which was tittle io his lie. He (but up his fhop, and went to fee is the matter. When he entered the watch te Defendant was in a great paGon, and it i n li g nor. He and the Prokcutor were about the condita of a certain watchman tint of Taylor ; alto, according to the ac- your hands rcpar . a!! The jery haste hoot teforned with Maki Tem Thetifis . % • LOI • The London Se! the Loa* BUTOI, AateaWan. • Mr. G.M. Met Council s was indi! .Watieit' a beadle,' • The Comsenst the'Preficutor of pO , nt deal lt that 1 DOW iropitfed tape eif the repo" whit 7,.0, of • whici $e then psweeede! Whiten in eteidet Moans Wanes the stth of Augo hintfe for the purp Was the proper .atq being paid. . About hs Enfwatch took 6 s* lown.bon4 ttiio of the e the name of Tay! , ' foie infulted a gel & panel' of wome perhaps with Itived the condo! home with Mrs. virrti and asfiton s to the watch-hot conAned. The s • Oleg he knew tl bate been citret alt had onlr A sofknow what a home with Mrs. 1 gao to employ, fc was pofitive that dles, were all in their ditty, and t town. The pro fendant was mo other Comm there except for fendant grew It witnefs on the that if he had t Bruck him in d • more and more the arm with h the bred* with croApexamie the blow in his church, but tha In anfwer to a laid that Mr. I officious about Councilman. I defendant to tl ever, did . not tl t dy, as there rtfoling to app charge. The complaint to ti • the defendant fhould efcape his Lordlttip 1 • The witnefs fe to the defend) was "ray after if he had been about. Belo; relative to thi , it, nr knowing Roheit BaC that on the nil ) 1 a noire about own houfe. ' I whsat was the • houre the D F,rnewhat in dirputing abo of the name <I count of the Defendant, had been guilty of impertper etmdtta to a Gentleman in Cheapllde. The ',torten me teemed to be taking the part of the watchman; and (aid that Mr. Metcalf could not judge or the matter. as he had neither feen the beginning nor the end of it. Upon this the Defendant broke out in a virulent rage, and Rruck the Profecutor on the mouth with his cane, Paying at the font time, that the whole of them were in a cunfpiracy to prom& one another, and to take bribes from the women of the town. He purfued the Profecutor round the table, Warren obferving, that if he had been t young man be darttinst'hrve ufedhim in that manner, and that he would have, in that cafe, knocked his head about. A great deal of wrangling and abufe paired. The Profecutor never attempted to firike the Defendant; but nu the contrary behave, very refpeafully. Be ing fhewn the paragraph air-ye-mentioned, he denied havinginferted it, feen it in manofcript, or knowing an thing about the matter. John Trinstke, the Conliable of the night, raid, that he had for about ten minutes gone out of the vratch•houre oh the ;sth of Augu ft, about to o'clock at night On his return he few the Profecutor and the Defendant in the watch honk. They were quar relling. The Defendant eras complaining of the con dna of a Watchman, of the name of Taylor. who bad infulted aientlernan in Cheapfide. The Profecutor was defending him. The Defendant became vio lently Ininernate, and treaded the watchmen, confia bits, and beadles, of a eonfpiraiy, and of taking bribes frdtts thew —s. The Profecutor laid, that Mr. Metcalf never came there except to Make a com plaint; and, that as to the affair of Taylor he could not poßibly judge with accuracy of the matter. The Defendant then Rruck him on the mouth with his cane, *upon which he rote to interfere and when he came in betweeri them, the Defendant's hand was at the Profecutoes breaft, but whether he (trod him with his fiR or not, he could sot pofitively tell. But be did certainly (hike him again over the arm with his Rick. The Profecutor . tan round the table, and • was purfoed by the Defendant. The Profecator laid that he was a cowardly fellow, thus to flrite an old man, that if be had been a young man he dull not have done it. He did not take the Defendant into malady, becaufe being a Common Council Man be was (edified that he would be forthcoming when called apes, and therefore he thought there was no ot canon to keep him in confinement. This dared the evidence on the part of the profe anion. Me. Ovule, Costae' fof the Defendant, then rob, and made an able defence on the part of his Amt. He was extremely forty that a man of In much refpeftabili:y as . the Defendant mould have been brought into Court for fuch a trifling and vexa tious affair as this was. It was not cm account of the alihult that Mr. Metcalf had beep brought there. The true reafon was what he had wrung from the '-Profecutor on his crofreiamination, via. that Mr. Metcalf was more bury about the watch-bottle than any other Common Councilmaw. Mr. Metcalf had thought it his duty to infiseft the watch-hoofes and examine into the condo& of the watchmen and cow Rablea, in order to take care that they might be kept to their duty, and this was the great mule of complaint. This was difagreeable to the whole body of them, and therefore whenever an opp( rtunity of fered, the phalanx altogether joined againft him.— He alked be Jury, whether they did not think it very probable, from the evidence, that the Profecn tor had endeavoured to provoke the Defendant to affault him, in order to have a fort of revenge of him, for hit preventing abufes ? He concluded, by obferv ing, that he would leave the cafe in the hands of the Jury, who, he was lure, would do that which was juR and right. The Redwine then fommed op the evidence, and in his comments upon it, took occafton to ob ferve, that nothing could be more improper than to , infert any thing in the Newfpapers with regard to ac cufed percents before trial, as this had a manifell ten dency to prejudice the minds of Juries, who ought to be completely impartial. He was tatisficd, how ever, that there was no prejudice on the prefent oc tillion. He then adverted to the condo& of the De fendant, who 14 far from being benefited by his tank, night to be judged the more itriely in an accufation for violating the law. If the watchmen were negli gent of their duty, the law would punilh them ; but they certainly ought to be proteeted in their occupa tion till C.sne delinquency &Quid be proved againfl them. The Jury immediately foond the Defendant— G‘tilty. After making tome cnmpenfatinn to the Prnfeettr tor, the Defeolaw was reprimanded by the Recor der, fined a (billing, and difcharged. John tio/rybritk, a botcher, No. 6a, Colman-lbreet, was indiled for defrauding the public by having nne fcale heavier than the other. It appeared, however, that this was produced by the moillure on the bard where the meet was 'generally placed, and the De fendant was acquitted. MIDDIZSIX SESSTONS. Yelerday thefe Settons commenced at Clerkenwell Green, when ,laser Tows, for affaulting Ann Swin ton, a girl of fourteen years of age, with intent to commit a rape, on the stet of May, who was indil. ed lag Sefton', but acquitted. through the junk:- laity of the indiBment, was put to the Bar. Ann Swinum, who was apprenticed to the Defen dant, a ribbon-weaver, eighteen months fince, by If pains, Rated, that on Whitfunday lag her enifirefs was in the country, and her nsatter being lick, fhe was ordered to attend him and her fellow apprentice was lent to bed t while t he witnefs was br the bed-fide, he ordered her to rub his bofom, and on her doing fo, be attempted to behave ill to her, when the made her efcape. On Whit-Monday he made a holiday, and did not return home till Tile( day morning, and when he went to bed s called her to him, feized bold of her, (mothered her up in the bed-clotlies, and behaved in a way we cannot de fcribe. She loon camplaited to the Para-officers, who inßituted this indithsent. On her cads-ezamination b 7 Mr. Merv, fhe Rated that liberties of this defeription had been offered to her feversl timer, and partienlarly once, when come boys and herfclf were locked tip together in the pa. rifh black hole. She had raid to her fellow appren tice, that a complaint of this kind to the Para officers would obtain her liberation. It alfo appeared by her Raiment, that the precast complaint was nut ieladi &the time not iNtittld Ott t a made it km; had lt not been ?twill ufage of another kind towards TbeCitairman did not ftsffer the cafe to go to the Jury, is the girl acknowledged Abet the would not have made the matter a ruble& of complaint, but for the firtafequent frequent beatings the had received. — He alfo reprobated the prattice of locking in the parith bOys and girls together in a , lark-hole. - join Brew, a broker, refiding in Lille-ftreet. Let cener-fquare, nfrat'indilled for keeping a diforderly houfe. Mr. Laeoek, an'eogra - att. of Line-ftreet, Qated that his Family were Segni/ley Socked at the baba viour of women telling' in the Defendant's honfe, who frequently erhibitidtheinfelees at the windows in a Qate of nudity. He had written a note to the , Defendant on the (*eft, who Elated that he &mid not mike any altera ti ons until his pretest lodgers re• moved. On crofs-examinatton be denied heels* given his approbation foe the eettplaymebt cif the tart. thorn men, although he belonged to the Para Com mittee.. Mary-Ann Higgins refided in the honk 'Tweed! of three years; the at firft inhabited the fiat-floor, after which the became boofeteeper, and colleaed the lodgers' rent, which the always paid to Mr. or Mrs. Brett. She left the Insole through ill-treatment • in January laft; the at that time wai four pounds in • arrears, whicfr the had fince paid to Mrs. 6. She would not (wear that the Defendant kept the honk, fince the name of Pearce was on the door. Witneft never knew of any riotous or difordetly behaviour in I the honfe, nor did the ever fee the women more naked than Mesa required them. The Colleftors of the Tiles proved, that they had always received payments from Mr. Brett and his wife. Mr. ALLIY, for the Defendant, remarked, that in 1 order to conftitute the crime alledged againft the De fendant, they mull prove him to be the owner; and fecondly, that as owner, he was' privy to that which was going on in the honfe ; the Defendant only re ceived the rent until he Souk' be paid for furnithing the honfe of Mr. Pearce, and had kft the bottle fince January laft. The Jury found the Defendant Guilty; and the Coon fentenced him to be imprifoned fir months, to pay a fine of 501. and to find fureries to keep the peace for three years, himfelf in tool. and two bondf men in tool. each. - Mary Baker, Ehza Baker, Francis Dean, Sufannah Chart, and Gearie_ Ga ll oway, were indicted for a rio t, and aft - wilting Mary Cracklow, the wife of a water man of St. Catherine's. It appeared that the pro fecutria had placed a cock in the -window ' as a token that the was a cock of the walk. The Defen dints refined the affront by burning her effigy. and by hiring what is called a band of rough mufic to play before her door. The Defendants were all found guilty, and the Court fenteneed Mary Baker to pay a fine of Si. and the other Defendants zl. each. • lONDON MARKETS; CORN-EXCHANOE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. . RETURN of WHEAT Is Mark-lane. Mantling only from the oth tat Nov. to the 24th of November—Total mats (tartars. Average 1034 did --it. sid higher than lilt return. A RETURN OF FIeOUR, Pram the 17th of November to the sad of November. Total--6525 facto—Aversge 94.. 8.1.—. • its. 31d. higher than lilt return. PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 60. White ditto 7c. to t. too. im per cwt Tectoid 24$ to 4211 dn. Carraway tolls to 1122 do. Coriander, roe to 111 on. Turnip ills to ass per bulb& White Kinard Seed, Gs to to. od do. Brown dam, t2l to 1711 do. Canary, ys cd to 8. od do. • Rye Grafi 2011 od to 302 of per quarter. PRICE OF HOPS. BAGt. reflilT I. Rent - 31 00 to 41 141 Kent - 41 cs to 51 6 1 I Salto - 31 121 to 4 1 8 1 Saes - 41 of to 41 So Eiles -31 toe to 41 6. Farnham 61 os to 81 o. Old Duty tyo.cced. PRICE OP Hops IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 312 . 5 s us 51 .. si e t 1 !Metre 41 .. :41 to 51 S. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. Jamesi. Whitethapel. Hay per loud 4 4to 4 t 5 3 ooto 4 16 01 3 IS to ♦ £2 e Straw I 13 to 2 0 1430 to ♦ ♦ 0 I 14 to ' 0 0 Clem 3 13 to s 0 • • toS 8 0 SMITHPIELD, December 3. l'o boo the offal—per Root of Fib. Beef 41 at to ss 44 I Veal 5 s od to 71 od Mutton 40 $4 to 511 4d Puck 4a od to 36 od •lIAD OW ton LI ?MIS 0A•. Drafts alrout 130o—Streep and Limbs 1,830. - NEWOA I It and I.E.AMNHALL,Dtceosber 3. Per (tone of glb by the careafe. Beef 30 od to 41 44 I Veal 34 ad to 6. *4 MlietOO 311 44 CO 4$ Pork AIO od to ss od RAW I.IIDP.S. PRdes(perßooe) 3s Ed to 0 40. I Hoek Skim to od to t7o 101d4ling 31 ad to 3o 6d Horsy Coif to. 6d sub Ordioary 3s od to lo sd Story Milos 31 od to to 04 PRICE OF TALLOW IN I.ONDON. _.. St. Jararea market 4. 7d Town Tallow 77. od to CI Clare Market oa 7d Rona ditto (eao.) 7is 0.1 to 73. Wlattechapet Market Runts ditto (kap) 4 r od to os (per Item of Sib.) 45 64 Meked Staff 6os od to oe ...—....—. Ditto rook 4Oi Od to O• T3s Sd Grell•cll las ed. Aver rie nice 4s 6id Good Deep It.in Da Yellow Soap, Sac to oe.....Mottlrd,oo•—Ceird,94. , Price of Condles per dorm, tie. od.—Mnukte, op, 04, COAL. S.XCHANOE, Nereeder 30. Bert Coal., in the Peel. per Cheldee• .5 Sm. 64. Delivered to Houfelteeprre at 7t.. td. Sunderland, r r chaldroo 3 t.. od. Ddiveted to'Houklat.epers aft Sp. oil. A young man, who had been fpending the event's!: jovially at Little Dafhing, neat Melton Islnv bray, with frame fellow-fervants, was lately found dead, neat Scawby, in the morning, robbed, and &cacti:ally mangled, having his head heat to pieces. He had called at a public-houfe, and drank till he war ; rather intosizated, and quitted the hook to call on lonic friends in the neighbourhood; but it is fitpp , fed he had fallen afleep in the field where he was found niurdeted. From the circumgance of the ground ab•.ut the place being pierced and marked with a crutch,it was fit ppof. ed that a lame mendicant, who had f lonic time loi tered in the neighbourhood, had been the perpetrator. He was accordingly apprehended; and from what has transpired, little doubt remains of the jullire of the fufpicion. He has been committed to Leicetin Gaol fu•r ti jai. The d:ceafed, when at the public haute, bad a soL note and fume raver. Ts 'day mmtlag. It their heefe , tu Ornfet rar.ftrurt, Stfacl.7- (wore, the Lady of jpikn Oa Wedatfday la, the Ladt of Oruro ItUVMII4.III lay o• • nt Moiewateet, or a ton. iu Nottiagtiamylace, the Lady of Horatio Tolaticod, a daughter. 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Yharetaeetabeal. and Medical Hiftory or the different Subitances anpieped in Medicine. 3. l'lse Pharmaceutical Preparations and Conrpnations le• cluZing complete and accurate tratlarions of the tubsooydilionce• .the Landon l'ha.nfaropala, puldithed In 1791 ; Dithifri'Phublea. 0, 1 ,62 4 4410 ed le 1 794; and of the ?few Edition efelsit raga. burgh Pharn acopeia. publided in t Soi—lllutbatod end spiv's ad in the language, and according to the trittaiplea K Madera Chwniary, with many new and deal table, and Greet t per-plates. e2p4i,,kl the new fyiteni (.hraslul Chs andrquefentirg the mo sfeihi Pharweeetwica Apperann. by ANUREW DUNCAN, jam M D. &bob of the Kenai Cline of Phydetaus . anal Rays' Society of Edinburgh, and ASJOate of the I.innrean &sem of Loudest. hectlVl edition, er.iwyed and rent, Improved ON HEALTH.. • NERVOUS DISORDERS' n ectiently pervade With hateful tufiserce Pi- whole nerir.nts 'yam, *edible the heart with Inetpreghte angwillyand cult* the molt tired& fed fatgeltions to.rn,r .nd defoeta this &mon hawed's. lands gallon a Impact In the diridal tranipets et .ts raga ETH CORDIAL IiALRIO, GILEAD 'enriehee the blvd ; It %reeve the nerves* fyllem; frees and db . Hellas they ken and nth. r !mportant orgarte• r. Mt -a "ham. dm; and thrum elf • felJ.Rrapos Mammas ; ferenghtena the en ema and bowels. and brutes back the mutinies. &ire. to their natant and healthy tO:i'; the vat-emit "art al, who W. r• tented from Malamute the inhentance of a d.feaf d arnprottht frame; the J. prate female, on whom it i:nnauted at.l iftiteelVC kf, ha. brought all the cal.mitous frinp , t•me n a eenfumptive habit, and oft. *Rhein timely affiftane-, ii•. 1141 into . n tar twoey grave f. 'f'n fuel, as tit. re, thc Cordt.:l Belot f Glaid wile dgd the nett perma , ea: relict, and is happily ot:culAtetlWe the weak, the &kir. and infirm. In dtbtl.flt: Uott•eto sol fulttts. fulttlosl weatkefroa bikes and irritahk• habdtv, taboo A trails. or VVVVV castestp i•om, It. merit Rands une.valk:d. 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