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, ~ 7, °~ - fir LAW INTILLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, DECEMBER SANDIPORT) v. DOM ThiteaS an action on a policy of insurance upon the ablitlohantsis at and from London to any port or ports in the Baltic, with leave to touch and upload at any port, and if danger attended entering one to pro ceed backwards and 'forwards, up and down, till she could land her cargo in safety. The Johannis sailed destined to Konig - sburgh. On her arrival off that port the Captain went to Pillau to consult the agent, by whom he was informed he could not enter the port 'without danger of being seized and confiscated, and directed him to proceed to Carlesham, and there wait for further orders. The Johannis accordingly proceed ed to Carlesham, and on her arrival there she was taken possession of by the Government. Her papers were taken, her hatchways sealed - down, and ulti mately her cargo was taken out, and conveyed up the country. There was a clause in the policy bear ing the underwriters harmless against seizure in the tort of discharge, and the question was, whether Carlesham was not to be considered as a port of dis charge On the part of the plaintiff it was proved, that her original destination was Pillau , and not Carlesham, that she went to the latter place by di rection of the agent at Pillau, to wait further orders,il and not for the purpose of delivering her cargo there4l enquiries The ae t o n tnith m e anwhile . hil por e tshe mightemploying h p insself d i i n n ni s alcia af and that the plaintiffs having information the 'Alp was at Carlesham, had procured another licence for. her to proceed further, and an indorsement was put, on the policy; and signed by several of the no*. • *miters to that effect. Mr. Seattiaar contended, that the underwrit ers were nct liable upon this policy. The ship was first• destined to Konigsburgh, or to a Russian port. He admitted that when the assured found they could not land at Konigshurgh, they were at liberty to call at Carlesham, but when there, and on enquiry, it was discovered the object of the voyage was frustrated by their tieing excluded from every Russian port, they were not at liberty to keep her lying there in hopes some change of politics might afford them an oppor tunity of making a new adventure, for three weeks, as they had done ; but ought immediately to hare dispatched her back to England ; had they done so, the underwriters would have been subject to any loss which might have arisen, but continuing so long at Carlesham, could be considered no otherwise than as a deviation which rendered the policy void. Lord ELLONBOROUGH said, unless 'here wits a stated tertnination, the stay at any port must find its emense in the terms of the policy. In this policy them was a liberty to touch at all ports, to unload at any that were.not,dangerous to enter ; and with leave to call at any or all ports for orders backwards and forwards. The putting in at Carlesham must be proved a calling for orders ; for to unload there was an express war ranty in the policy, saving the underwriters from auy loss by seizure. The questicn, therefore, for the , Jury to consider was whether the stay at Carlesham was a stay fororders, or whether it was a waiting upon speculation ? if the latter, it was a deviation not covered by the terms of the po licy,: and the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover. 'The Jury retired for a short time, and returned with a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages Two Hun- dyed Pounds. REES r. ROBINSON. This was an action on the same policy and same ship as mentioned in the last cause, except that there was no warranty against seizure in any poi!: 'Tice Jury found a verdict fur the plaintiff for Tiro !Hun dred Pounds. REES tr. ARNIIRD. 'This also was an action on a Policy of Insurance on the Johannis, the same risk as the last. Mr. Sesttuat took an objection to the stamp of the policy. The sum underwritten was £9S(X), and the interest was averred to be in six persons. Several' of the different sums were composed of fractional' parts of £lOO, and by the late Stamp act it was re quired that every fractional sum In which different, persons were interested should be cvnsidcred to re. quire the same stamp as if amounting to the integral sum "of £l . OO. That had been disregarded in the present case, and a stamp for the whole sum £9500, had -been used, whereas, taking the different frac. tional parts in which different persons Mete interested into coi.sideration, it should have been a stamp for ] 49800, and not being s), the policy' was, accordingl to the Stamp act, not available as evidence in Court of Law. The krroas:ev-Gzigram..- 6, This is an objection,,l for which y. u are paid 400. per cent." Mr. SCARLITT.'-•-•" I submit to his Lordship, it is , nevertheless a good one." Lord EL LEN BOROUGH. - " The proper stamp is for the total sum written on the policy. If this objection is it will be to suspend that insurance altoge ther ; a man must always take such a stamfa,•and ittsuie such a • sum, as he was certain would exceed the value of his interest." Mr..BcantErr.— ., My Lord, it would be attended, with inconvenience." Lord EL LEN ROROVO11.*" Inconvonience, wou l4 Trove the cessation, suspension, and extingion Of. . insurance. I shall admit the policy, and you may move ynor point, if you think Et, hereafter. -I do not say it is unfit to be agitated, but, seeing its tre. niendous consequences, I am not inclined towards it. The sum insured k the sum underwritten. t(lo not, however, blame any gentleman for agitating any point he may suppose for the benefit of -hi. client, if it be a feasible point." Mr. Scanterr observed, tlemen on the present Jury, . the first verdict retutned, soipament of his would have 111.esa to change the opinion ' .tieir verdict. He should . '2ordship's time by a repetition but consent to a verdict C' timt of its abiding the event , tuigbt liereaftte be made tt Irtismas zeta to, 'Plslettiff toe Winer — OP ODIUMaI • • cIaPPRII 1 1 411vas anactios to t. • et. isitiviscit ots tl>fte.,atwl T'' -- - from Gottenisnrgh to Pillau, or eny other peet of • • .11MIMINPIL,P14.. P. ,delivery iii the Baltic; and the vieeeion on the policy 1 was, whether the stopping of 0 vessel 04 kUlau l'y'le...,J,ol.ni ti l liplhorl : irstO t itAlrapp, was, to know where the was to deliv e r, or , svhesher in L 4 on, on susincioA. T94tifillf A -t? ~e the Supercargo stopped her to k now to what Defier a large sup of money, Art„the Sands O • tl),,em . e port he was next to proceed? i racelireek, WaS brought to tovillsAttd A 014119;419 1 -. The Supercargo proved, that the vessel sailed from , ligeren Weditesoay #1,4 ~.. ht sad . Gottenburgh, for Palau, as her port of delivery, on • e cuerieE'S shop in the ow f 7 „,, i s the 'ld of May, 11508, and arrived in kitten /toads broken into, and-arm:AT of - Yr, on the 13t 1 t of lane. The Pilot told them there was tied off, with which if is euppo...*; tlse v ' ~t, not water to take the vessel into harbour, and if there rn attempt teforee.Otnn Vinty)o9 o Pi silt were, he covid not take any vessel into the harbour door contigdous, but': ey (aged . 'on tq' (It. • ' before, her papers were examined at Konigsberg. The • Betwixt* Wes ,a 1 Di 41i. ?Al .4 0i5.13da i y mot* f Supercargo then went to Konigsberg, for the purpose the shop of a toiinkidler m.ill'r`en je, limo Supercargo of knowing to whom he was to address himself at enured by yneatiit sif tase keys, •e tAllo•et was • .. Pillau, and for no other purpose. While he was at ced, and a tew'polizids . carried o . Konigsberg the Tilsit privateer came front J)antzig, The countintihouae belonging to a wised-yard and took possession of her. , Stockwell-street,`Glisgose,' *as, between Thursda The defence was, that the Supercarg o, contrar y to ni g ht and Friday Mrtiing, bioken into by the roo t. the terms of the policy, had gone to Konigsberg, (or Though the iron safe was broken open, the villains the purpose of being iiioizned to what port he was obtained no booty. next to proceed. Toe Jury, however, found for the plaintiff— ? Damages AIX/. 1 Monday sennight, the wife of a poor labouring WILKISS AND OTIIERS V. StLL AND OTHERS. ' man, named 'Patrick Minahan, in Limerick, wie i This was= action to recover damages for a quan- delivered of n daughter—on the morning following, city of wheat Baur and a barge, which were damaged at the same honr, of a second—and on the same; - in consequence of the barge being sunk, by running ing, at eight o'clock, of a third ; the children ain't, athwart hawse of a brig, the property of defendants. to be baptised. Friday, the wife of 'Jelin Fogart. The Master of the barge stand, that on the '2lst residing in Mary-street, Limerick, was deliveted of last January he was going down the River, in the three soils. Industry barge, belonging to the.plaintiffs, laden with flour. They were dropping down with the tide, and Monday, at Walthamstovr, Captain W. Moffat, of the when a little below Greenwich, in Blackwall-reach, East India Coinpany's shls Wineheltea, to Sarah ' fourth he saw the brig Breochiey, belonging to the deft- of " he William Moan'. Kn. On she soda tee. the Rev. Jo in Hackett , inliti•ter of Cups? dants, about a quarter of a mile below him, going also , Ate. t o Grace, second daughter of Charles Hay, Esq . of Beech. down with the tide, stern foremost. In consequence ! bar • - of the barge having her oars out, she neared the brig it a place where she could not pass her, as the River on the brig's starboard side, was crowded with ships at anchor, and on the other side she was too near the land. The Master of the barge then shoved her head ashore, for the purpose of making her swing rotund clear of the brig. Instead of that, when she swung round, she fell with her quarter athwart hawse of the brig. The Branchley had her kedge anchor out, and was brought up by it, and her best bower anchor was haaging over the bows a•cockbill with the flukes of it about one foot and a half under water. The Mas ter of the barge, seeing that he was falling athwart hawse of the Branchley, celled out to the people on board the brig .6 For Gon's sake to lower away their best bower." This was not done, and when the barge fell athwart hawse of the brig, the latter's best anchor went through her quarter, and the barge sunk. A person from site. ''own Clerk's Office proved, fiord the bye-laws of the Navigation of the River, that it was against those laws for any vessel, front London Bridge to Bughy's Hole, to carry an anchor t either a cockbill, or hanging, by the cable from the 1 , ' hawse under a penalty of 4 th. The dam a g es were , estimated at C 360. For the defendants, several person& on board the brig swore that the anchor was not a cockbill, but hanging from the hawse, and also, that if the master of the barge had put his helm a-starboard, lie would mist have come athwart hawse of the b ri g . ' 'he y also Igitensed, that, in reply to a Gentleman who came on laaarcl the barge, the master of her said that it was not his fault, nor the fault of the master of the brig ; it was a bad job, but it could not have been avoided. —Verdict for the Defendants. ANTISCOKIIU ric DROPS IT is worthy observation the stumerotts Cases that A have succeeded by the use et SPILSBURY'S PATEN"; ANTISCORBUTIC DIkOPS; and the felits*hc relmadiabk in• stance occurred in a middle aced wow* "lb° appil ed. for their m e we at the Dispensary, 15, Sabo-equate, : She eolnpliined of great debility and nervoue irritation, ' ebb& with a ge- etre, depression of breathing; her case . toreffeederstood, she bad tried palliatives without any . )116616°k the Medi cine, though the Proprietor stated the Otebility of its belag of service ; in a month she walked from Lambeth, having reco vered her strength and appetite, and increased her pulse from the depeessed state it had here in. Now this effect can only be ac coveted for by the medicine regulating the stomach and diges tion, and exerting the powers of the habit. in deep-seated ab scesses of the joints, the change it produces in the gestural health, excites the best hopes in those most distressing cases. In erup tions, scrophula, scurvy, rtieurnatian, Ate. its effects are generally acknowledged. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask i for Spilsbury's Patent AnAscorbutie Drops, with the Kings duty printed in black Ink, in bottles tsf ss. Fd. double bottles 10.. end larger Li 2s. duty included. Compound Essence ss. Soldat the Dittpeesary, , 15, •43h0-squire, !London. GUSOSMAN CAN iO.—TO M!. Guars, Cliymist, No. 9, Great Blacktriars-road. Borough of Colchester, County of Essex. JONATHAN LORI) of this liorough, hat4nAker, , came before me, one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said Bra...ugh, and this day made oath, that he had been much alß , cted with liheuinatic Gout in both his feet and suck's, so as not to be able to walk from leis bed to the fireside without crutches and other sesiitai.ce, and having expended ail his money *mon g the Medical Gentlemen without obtaining any bimefir, be was reduced to the necessity of becoming an out patient to St. Thomas's Hospital in London; from which he was discharged. without any alteration is his complaint ; and that by the use al Mr. B. Guest's Medicines, at Ito. 9, Great Surrey-street. Blackii,.! friars road, he wls able immediately after the first application to Tilt the et urches ; and by continuing their sike a teor day+; wag quite welj, as he continues to be; for which and in grarim Mr. Guest, as well as for the puhllc good, he Wishes his case to be made known to the world by this voluntary ifidavit. JONATRAN Loan. Sworn before me, Feb, 11, 1809. Ros. Howes, Mayor. I do hereby certify, that I have been in a good stare of health ever since my recovery under Mr. Guest's care, in the year above' stated, and that I have never felt any thing of the complaint a!ti.m, except once in one of my hands, when I anlied to Mr. (;neat. and was almost instantly relieved, as witness this 34 day of April, lbU9. JOYATEAN LOKI). in a future paper ) Gl:err:mien RlQrs.—A fray,' attended with serious ,consequences, took place at Greenwich or. Wednes- I day. It appears, that it commenced by eight Irishmen , who had been drinking pretty freely, possibly in ho nour of Christinas-dal. While reeling along, they espied a poor old woman taking a piece of meat with a pudding under it to a baketion,e ; and to create iport, they tripped up the old lady, and began to kick 1 about the street the piece or bee f. This unw.irrantable A GREAT hVENT FOR ENGLAND. lIEII £NVET4IATS INTJCINAL [MAT AIIatSTILD. conduct drew the attention of a Gentleman at that MANY laudable attempts have heretofore beer , moment passing, and on his attempting to exp ostula t e • made in vain to arrest our Great Internal Enemy, rz with the " rioters," they knocked him down vithotit * CONSUMPTION g s (by Foreigners called En land' Plague) , t any further ceremony, by which outrage t he gentle- i Twenty Thrnisturd Persons having fallen under its tyre niao. man bad his arm broken. A coal - bes v e r neat inter- ! Duane, for centuries past—a fact allowed by the faculty. what I, very lightly, namely a Common Cold feted, who met with behaviour equally .rough and p ane jo i o n gli g , has general wonder the y p s n h m o : i r d y be cau s sr, as i su rr ci . s . , rt w ed hat n . brutal. Amongst other acts of Isixonal violence ' ever will check Cough T efec ee t which he received at their hands, he had one eye issit is better to prevent then to' core.-.M! ! . MIDDEN, t i ht: Proprietor of the VEGETABLE Ii.SSE.NCE, for tlw Preece completely knocked out. Constables, and other Peace • Qfficers, however, won after assemb:ed, and succeed- ' trtninwal. Care •flati:"•••18434°•1 Ailbrila, std the very many eel in takieg the o ff enders to pris 'n. Serious appre- : the d es ig T ye c r o ollhi n k ` Pen cw frs h i e ttqu al y w inc ille um " be °° n P t ill t !ie hl ° : 4l' .{tensions were entertained, that an attempt to liberate urge the Public at large to a sp ee dy a d o klaa o t I t inljc,sest to the prisoners would be made during the evening, in • Coage.—He has kept an Optil lasipe*iary for the last five Years, -consequence of which the I)eptford Volunteers assent- 1 Ew the be "' ut. the t l / 4 "cy In ••tlt iknr be has had the grab. -consequence n; four o:clock, and put themselves under the : say. that t i r t y s e n t e h v r e . : I t "( taln u tr ers rn " speedy anca'n ekrf t? 414"1* fittingits. I in cater' clirectiou of William Goodhew, Esq. who politely of Cough, however seve re. ye RECEN . l' Ibankced Lieutenant-Colonel Finch and the regiment, I I From MT:111031AS Ante, t I ; Orangt-strtagt,lited-lion-squue. a 1 577-1 feel it a duty incumbent on meta acknowledge with (or the attention to the preservation of the public tern - y w o i u th r V a egetAl l tt . k ai mence on behalf of my ,quillity which they had sewn , and ref:vested that grat wire. m who sil wa y s al 4 111c Y tet the volunteers might be dismissed, with an order to ' which balled alt medical aid, and i b came c Inc h reat7ngl t y en "ail' , hold themselves in readiness to meet with the 111nIng which bad reduced her to a mere shadow, till at lengt h, a ' ' ,hi c h , . vary providential way, she hratd of your medicine, and after iii.ispatch, should their service be required, taping one it battle found great relief, and continuing to take 4;1 agreeably L v o e y wro r te d ir ecti ons , her cough has entirely ten her. 1 from the arrangement made by the Comtnander of the rAoyal East London Militia, would probably not be be fore (her cough banes been retuoved litir ;,the case. The tumult has not been renewed. , more than eighteen months) but 'bare waited to see if it intsidi 1 . return; and finding it does out, I can no louger refrain returidos AgRRICAN TilliATKteitis. — C ooKit h as be e n latel y leslsicere prayer •Iny thousands m o ° n stgr it t hank if your s fe aad llo jna -e y you live is "hilt" a *iglider iplaying, at'New York. By the report of a gentleman l er:rived last week from thence, he played 'Gag Lee of, 41r, your most obdient humble servant, uea'l. Akil3s .7, " Mr. J. Xemenite, s, East-street, Qween's square. !for hie own bene fi t, in very is:(gh :pirits. A few nights ~From , Orange-street, Red Lion-squarr 'PROS. , May is, Mi." i ' getable Essen ce feel gl u e n at e plessore in acquainting you, that your Ye- L hefore, he refused to go on the stage till the band had ! Played " GOD save the King."--Thin was for some has time resisted by the Amenean auditory, but the Clark, from a c v e ery a troublesometest r i e t i u k ti y e r n d al my gh senan t t l ' tw M h " iel Y l beg you to user my English actor was inflexible, and they were at length she has been afflicted, by bet' account, these las i t u- sr;e w it i compelled to. submit, rather than lose the opportunity sincere thanks %r your generous y e ars . eism co' of witnessing his inimitable performance. A curious to her, and lE"rm think proper to publish this cure, ' t feel It 16 1 your to, give its vaebal testimony to ~ any inquirer. 1 am, Sir, instance of his native spirit of independence occurred ( servant, J. XED.I.ENEe.." a few weeks ago ;--,A _charitable subscription was 1 "nu , Queen4quare, Aril le, 1511," i handed about th e city ; the sums subset ibed were A email Pamphlet, 'weaning an Account of its ifirtnes, and • each: Mr..Coont was applied we the k Tetittatt * 4 °E . S T ITI F • hustle" Llille• god Gmoltivittent of . . . -.- - . .. . "".. tit Engfirh. ii ..." (Coe 51 win api N a, ._ , Daribsies. gsgriruns • . It En *owelves Wa lt"' 1.1 2 restwhattlese they pusse s aniPthie aw l te say p!tiootal Term J. Csosif. tiev•llhok ibrio, Csimeirstreit, Malli. runs Catches to Sunderland, Hell. Semitone*, Whii,by, emil other Hates. BRIDGE NORTH and Walsall now Pont Coscb, anti Eve:Mag.. CARLISLE, Pembh, and Whitehaven Post Coadt, pawl* Four Hones, and a Gaud all the way. Pomo! thronekSepenis. Appleby, Orestaltridge, Richtseed. Untsmdeth ihroughbridath Wederrity. Aberford. Doecaster, and Grantham (the nears way by eighteen miles). Sets out emery Itheridre. end perfumes the journey with the greatest facility. Pseasegnm &dined an the road by business, or pleasure, have the pentane sderaingt ad then. seats being secured is the nest Coeds. CHEIffER and PARKGATE sew Pu-t Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York. Senderlaod, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, cantos Four Insides only, every At ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Duocaater, Grantham, sad Stamford. _ _ SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yana, new Coach. even . Morning, to the George Inn Sehderland. MANCHESTER, Wialkair, U• ladAmon, Newcastle, Walsall and Wolverhampton Post-Coe* every Aftertmee---GoardeL SHREWSBURY, Wdllogton, sod Shiffnal Post-Coach, tb Royal Charlotte. every Evening, at Five o'Cloci..--Guarded. . SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coact, caned the Ratting :tam, every Morithtg. SOUTHAMPTON, Wischeater, Raman, Lyndintre s LT mington, Chrlaniturdt. Ringwood, Fordiughthige. Windsors Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Quern's, WWP" DAY BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coact, with a G . teard, set . out every Afternoon, and readies Einailogbanisext day at Now Patna by Oda* Enston, and fiftipanee, to the Saracen's Head Bud-street, Biredughani. SUNBU , Y, Ifemprog, and Twickenham, Twice a Week. HULL, Nonhcave, Howden, Thum, sod Doncaster Pod Coach, every Morningst Seven o'Cloek, to the Bull and Sus bit Iftlyton..gste, Hull. Tarter walcurs OF 1ti130,1103, GOOll3, *I. Cf 33111143 IT Ti Ti NDIL 2, MIA Tloim I D maco.toxs: ' To DIGS, Tletcles, Bumpy, Bury, and all .Pmfa of Steer i every Vonday. SOUTH A. M PTON, Winchester, Alreilent, sod Aim Cowl .very Evening. Wu eta se B. Moral ant Ind C.O. reiradnik *Griot dm us iia. Friends and the P • 0460 will tbe ammeislatile for 31 Parcels or Luggage, 'eitimis hello limb& Tabe, it le or *waged: mai* zz itidll Oillield Alt ill. t he Saracen's dergebisa Will& . sociAettittibititss. - MA *LADE should-b e the foundation - or Soci which is often disturbed diem* dice pan that fortt lies until. net taking throe rillelltilda Sig& wad 4 1 cure them the enjoymest of that great 401111dO wed rall it Peel of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of ; win the constirstion has been tainted by divisor,. or debilitated * certain habit contracted at an tarty age, a resweatim of stabil previous to entering that state $ hildisrmlibt estlsishe to nevi the slutnirering sparks or life, and as noolosass the system. I no di.orders have contributed more -I`tir destroy Hyti neat happine* than throe which are the einmequence of esguart pleasure. it was this consideradoo which induced Ma CURKIA and Co. fur thew last twisty yews, tad's,* theirs dies and practice eschnieely to ths trestmoat Sad care of the I tiered Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom; maim to t derangement of die system, produced by the destructive habit the inconsiderate school-buy, which risk as three distress Debilities ma; Pellgieucles that premet or embitter the Ms monist state. The sitmessitsi reside of their pith. Om th aiklitronat ardour to *pose the tames of these comphik which ate the most imporossit in difircitalegoe of /141111112 1 18 mg4iii, It ',arm:severe perms phis Issinthdied is dd..' Lary vice to seek relief by cossoltitog IhreLleMosal mess of 4 street and honour, to which Mews. CDllllllasd Co. cc Ike sanction of sthelastie auttsrfty, m Weil bathe Madam weinitiolicted facts. in 'ramping the core of these opts* they hold out no Indootisert to Maur; but imolai as all I must he id the elifitenee of sock calemitien. they eller i assistance as et-gut:ark educated lidenthers et the Royal c,oll of Surgeons of Loudon and Edinburgh. *night rind to ape, .of Syphilitic infection are radically eared is the I 'opliirrif two dim Those of the most obstinate datale. sis otorsuct loos. koreserise anialsroo, pairs of the boas, gi jsc. are perossoesety aNd spoof* oared. Several )loiskosaso likatlelura of the first resiochthillty have bees soder the co . . Illesiri. Currie and Cu. for its remora of complaints of the Mira, strictures, /kr . Gad Imolai received a foetal sod penis tom, remit* that rellarestsra may be 'aide albs* as misfit poitleoces or the 4014.4 quipoiscity of Ildplers. Carrie •p elan of trvatottot. /toy - of tlaas! icutlaosia hailatractogrel I 0 m4O, years, and were ;mkt tho we onlaolia.illoom. 4411 a, card other surgeons of ilea elliblealla, mobs who faboir cure by be apphgaigoof the Yaw paiii. widow so Messrs. Currie Lai Co. Wee Wowed the Wass* haw else many they aro duly rec defog frost gestbrowo tetarAing tanks for their resioration to sound sad Amos brakk. I .4sons, to them osaelistred,leas the too of a Nth% leaf Wu Alllogrvd iodise this illsorgran and OW assluty Ins ow i o b. had been undies die gm of mirth; remit* of peaks .sunence, nom ofwbotn *mita hini c Etwit rosits Item the superior mode of treatment • . ..n.d puns , 114 coal. Conk sad Co. be roosiostl a may so the space of one mouth. " fo Dr. Groats, , •"' Lord --r. feels great is i t=ig to I tiro* t -- ?Ate AK '. I S /MACE INN, :71tM/111.1.., LONDON. *. WO The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, !lake • LifluPAs . ift 4 lIVAOW ' clrfir: .. 1 - 11 E Srilutk . IVST Or 1, E MAIL itil Pe I : gI+CUY. 4w. sat Ott *T it (t b i 4 0 14 4 (10* i t rl, man. ersow-r=. `H„,„.. - i • . - •IXE'llact, Plyrnoistli, 'Weymouth, Doetborte, Palroo.dir, '"1 v 1T 6 ,1.1 ilsattnuuth, alid•Saltibury Na * Shag 0.10,4 ,61 7 Welling it , r ? .77.." i § 0 40444 k• ttOP (iwvit thaw* hionsett.'Arastkinater, &id- .. 50 , ' 'pr. radkra. fps. i s o4.,, , _*_kitt. made Bo CON% Spstaing, P e e r+, mama, ad Hant'azdsa 'cellars gint Rtigla lilsaCtemb, sett taillArel-flirering.- Clashes front 3000 " to 4Bilhbick4,o•PtiliVittol llo ‘ l4 .. LIYEX9° L., t i V i ns l° .'N Kinf9 o, SMa l d tja rd, ?MIK , IPost-Cti , 'ANA . r Ezimitiettop, irery at El* ir , , '.% b . ° Mat. 'a• B. isruillsettaeicauttes%• shed lap; -weer. as flx- bitilvelo• A 4 + 00 1 . - t h r ovh 9lll ' . ' 4ATii astd,ag_ v it i v.Polt-o t scob„, thilvitctoppen- . , halo, Calve., ana so , t Fort n;ttte7lKlßP: strife at Mt. lam in -14sep;the tirieoCittlsti Ali; b. llnd At 1..0a Tann Tao , ursday fusrareet, art.tal, *eat Pololihit --4 k 4 cb 4. lev r ah , "di ()of water, Taiintaa4A. ke rr '-' . I...ktlia w Uhl CoviS ci 4 Vd the Al. 4 **Bbanas *IP villains ,s • , R Sa.A." 'Clock. ' F Leta oil ( y..sad you t.. iyaCtlll p a g at ..... A ...t u . , ,cserie, oily ntaritably east, with a Guard throughout. Airs thro4iits Stasn- ford; Newark, Itetford, Doncastte, and Flryliridge, to the )outing • Golka 440 0 . Leeds. nett Day, at Noon. liatelthataadiag tbi lt, wits unconunun Eopedhioa at this Cogli,4ll. efolresi . 0 he the mist : agreeable and complete Public Covreyeace to the Nortk goads 1 9 e: m g! Win unCquatted to Aceonuoodstion bt any atter. le even- -KENDAL, Laneaster, Preston, Airfii-LoOsdate, Bolton, Lll lived .avarley, Ormsbith, and denting Pest Omuta*. Vary After.. „ cart , zoom at five o'Cludi.—Guatdsid. - :',,, - ,4 •,f,c' QbASOOW, Londloyre. Givolisa-Grem, Aftrac, potable% m.• ',' prownh'ill, ThorabW, Sanqubsr-fflo, Cullum& Kipew;ll, sod all Parts Of - Staitlaird, Campealown Cities, Dilly: the Hon. l' 4ll3:43aßlC,9 P arl4e4thllics : "7 ' daggliAliillsrielet 41 " "61445141/1"14,1119.14.1171441111141° ~ Bi ji o'Clock, by way of News*, laitsfard t DlAN*** dau g` ter Notthallerton, Dur h am, Knot isill . 2 740 1 11111, a (N,... Galles themselves ?ed irdm intgib . , ibejourney, aim . _ --' ------- - - - - - - . - 4, that seeing several gen- from one to 20 dollars each: Mr.. Coon: was applied big — i t respela ba n, in la i wsour. wayi 44.4 Mg tik m. . 44. , 0 . 6, 4 cgtvii ---.. tbe peri - e - 0 - 4.;;;avhai;;;atatiii. „ li ._ 3;iii _ truiii. . l , .Qusia-14114rrs efleebe i TY: e 4 M. Bei- o of hi. mule oaat abinioableolvotpoontoolluiderosta sire Ts who were in the bolt When to—he itimiediately wrote down—Coos:, thi English- li, Glow ailed, he had ao hope any Imam , - doh-I:44 f lred 4 9ollarr. ' klos ; NO= liVaitholuse, o. itt, Old Don4-stroot ;.. H e ma , i d4 .1 1„ 4 . h i , a m n a tar imam Ems an i eve & a . have the power of inducieg 1 • An Anisri An paper bas the fopoWing paragraph : ' itrite Mlieltelek mr ,. 0. 1 1 0,, , - , Fleel l et___ . re , t._ . : ► Mr. &WA, 2 50 . Oltfnii• se c0mf,4 4 .4 f ret .dal - , 1',.; - ,,,4,1,,'.:,;,0, - s ia;ataina -- e - ii a suu Hip.stseet, !luoorgh• Mr. Sues.; is Du who' obtallted, through pol ip M a t . 2 . 4 . ll / 1 •111 Ilion they then declared by ' .....0 , .Cl,4u4c, tlz black4m, .wty , won • • ( r_ . . ,o r n• _,tl'e com f i t of itlaysiteet, ifolbore ;. Mr, fliwtoateri; ' l.le. ffiawill - ;*, atuf radical cure of dist hated JIM* Vilb d not, therefore, Anita up his u n ited states to peor,o4l,t ai l a 121212144 Or 094 1 5•91., 31 cape Without; Mr- Wald'.; now MAUT.row, It born ; *is- i .l otirap,ptto.tbo sweet tore otlopratroprottektempolaliph utirion of the some evidence, teuel and fur whom, at fit:at; air, the Emptier of mow", doteettifiner, timnpsfrad; Mt. trts CheaPitrea S l "Itin WS Poirot, 'foto a fait trot Sad a lint. in Bub; Mt. Bokin's, Vorts-strert, brinot; .• et Fr r the plaintiff, on condi- co nc ei ved a 'strol a ,_ r 4 rs t eigla•- z -* c h ew; mninAturro ant ("ludi c, c luailtud • umesro . ' 4 . f ite. ° ‘ i iisn " lt , ea . ai lek ey e ei ef be enla ni Ze readv ie % id - cNeTio sagel eteb • rent of any application .othititt •in . service , bas re:U . : nom tO. . • op ; lliph A-1. dii, 4 , 4 4 f o a r t o o t . 4aabwa; ast. waanbaara•smaa. 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