Star. — London, England, 1804-11-26 00:00:00

tovimsta 34. V. WILLIAM mar, IA : , this g. ife was a ref i xottable gen. 70 years of age, refiding at Ain kbertand, from whence be was of three hundred miles, en re nt. the Coup t for affaulting Tho le fame place. le report of Mr. juffice CRAM :aufe on the laft atLzes far Nor. ir very great intimacy had fub parties fur feveral years, and the a mace in the marriage fettle itor's eldeß daughter, With whom of 14.,0001. in advance. When r of the profecutor was going to :fendant drew the marriage fettle ifequence of a material millake , the families of the parties did:. lifputes arofe between them. It , that the profecutor was riding on ppany with a Mifs Fenwick, and go ick, when he perceived the Defer looking about as if be waited for tpon the profecutor's coming up to st laid, he had been long watching "Ipeaking with him, and he de knew of the infolent letters his rofecutor replied, that his language :kgirard. Some mutual abufe en kfendant (truck him with a long ch he carried ; a fmart fcuffie then :cuter Wing his bode whip at one Roues at another, while the De lis long cane upon his opponent's I, the fury of the combatants being , they fepartted. Several excut rert then read on the part of the if which detailed the family dit ties at great length : after which, the part of the Defendant, made upon the hArdthip of bringing up a adant's advanced time of lite, fo Iles, upon a matter in which the lead as culpable as the Defendant. upon the feveral affidavits at great • which was mentioned was of the turrilous nature ; an 4 though writ , it came out, upon the crofs-exa ofeetreor, who gave his teftimony cafe with great relußance, that he ited it, and was the original author. the blow was, the prolecutor calling and no man, almod, could bear ith coolnefs, particularly when he iged to the other. He then Rated, id feel greater compunition than the he offered long fence to go before make fuchcompenfation as he Ihould COCRIML, on the part of the P.D. red, that a perfon of the age and ex. Defendant ought to be one of the world to commit a breach of the Iratulated the Defendant on his and in fuch good health, and re pan of his robtrd appearance might of bodily harm. The great aggra. cafe was, the waylaying the Fmk. 'thing him on the public highway, ras prefent. The public peace had ly been didurbed ; and the Deceit. malice in his heart by premeditatedly mad for the purpofe of committing ;fence. ferved, that the only thing they had the breach of the public peace ; and having been the original aggreffor, to ;nnin an adequate punithment. ircumdances of the cafe, the judg irt was, that the Defendant thould WY V. BAYNTON. BART. , Mr. Gist's, and tw•o other Gentle ror Lady Arundel, were heard in fop. d executed by Lord Arundel to her Com t did not pronounce judgment. 'HI RING V. LA snot. was brought up, according to ap receive judgment, for having affified :d in the obilruNing the leather fearch. &harp of their duty it. Leadenhall GROSE, in an appropriate charge, t dangerous nature t.f the offence of tendant had been found guilty, namely, ifficers appointed to prose& the public ty having unmarketable commodities as lair and faleable. If, in the dif• . ditty the fe irchers titled improperly, eqnally open to thofe feeling themfelvis '• mold be eqnally exerted to ponies f• or mircoadoff, as it nad in the pre been to proteA them in the fair and re .of their duty. As a warning, there . Fone, who was engaged in the trade of the kingdom; to thofe who were ' the prefent bufincfs, and to all others; offences in future ; and at the fame into confideration the very excellent As there could be no doubt Mr. La id which had been :fuelled by fo many se fled rcfpeetability. the fentence of that he be adjudged to pay a fiat of TNt ;a Rated that he was now prepared with dfidavit, in the cafe which he had troy ago, f•r a criminal information •g•inß 'man, for words uttered againft a Mr. 3. w soutouon could nor think that it was the forms of that Court to coutenance applieatiuns of this kind, after they rchtfcd, the more particularly as the nut prec;nded from Peeking redrefs in it alluded to the cafe of the Duke of 'here I;brrty was given on the Monday ud at aff.davit ratifying and crolain tusflances whizli had appeared defeelive ter had been before the Court on the rue Rocco fud that the eater referred renewed a; p lea' ion, but an explanation which had not been leafed. btu only ‘c :aft &utakd be iuquited into. There i , : 1 jegangIVIIIIIIMMIEL 11109/1.111 , 1 1 •-•• ; - aOtelaßT. s•Ht rum V. WILLIS 1 —as •Tfil CRARACTER Of WELTIR. . The Defendant in this f; if: tleman, upwatds of 70 years e wick, in Northumberland, f i Now CRAILLOTTR, half the world i ll`Mt in nzep; bronght a journee of three The fiker : panti'd Enviers of the Night eeise tbe jiidgeneitt al the Cot Moms o'er yon molt:mites top, facilely lined, mas Carr, Efq, of the fame pt Whilft we, like Gstardiaos or the Dead, Mil weep ! It appeared by the report saw, who tried the caufe on t 1 Now redly glides tbe ftreamkt through the vale, And ewer and sato tbe fewech.owl cries:— . thumberland, that it very gr fined between the parties fur The fpirit ofshe Weft Bghs on the gale, Defendant had been a trußee I And bark! thc beetle round the lone tow'r Res. went of the profecutor's tide! All are is Mil ,—Ob! gently strike the lyre he had given a furn of ta,ok That founds the notes of 9't !WA'S Bard fo well r— the fecond daughter of the p sten not, deaf Cu AAAAA Ts,twas bat Wilhelm bell. be married, the Defendant d , I Whore murmur bade the wand'ring nudes retire! sent; but, in confequence . Oh! Myra. W wipe thy &earning eyes.— which he had nude, the fami 1 Thin &ha Me drain tm mam's bright beams arife ! greed, and many difputes le , JOSN ARMSTRONG. was further Rated, that the / nag ea------- ----..---,- horfeback, in company with i rte — . a •,v ath. • ing towards Ainwick. when 1 • •.:rriut //BP INTELLIGENCE. dant at a ditlance, looking at i• II ' •••••••••-- lose one, and, upon the pre COURT OP !ONO'S BENCH, NOV. as,. him, the Defendant laid, he I . . • WAItD In LOll4O. an opportunity of (peaking • Mr. tannin moved fora Rule to fhew cattle why manded whether he knew of *owl. of Exchequer bills, and the difference between wife wrote ? the profecutor r theyriee of them and the furn of :000l paid into was that of a biackgnard. the hands of the Clerk at Nil.' Prins of this Court, fued, when the Defendant I 'l' lhauld not be paid-over to the Plaintiff, in this cafe. walking cane which he tam f - 1 This cafe Rood for trial at-the Sittings at lall Eaf- followed, the profecutor Win 1 - BIET Term. An application was made on the part of time, arid throwing Roues at i the Defendant for putting it off till the first Sittings fendant exereifed his long c a; in Michaelmas Term. This was refilled on the part (boulders. At Lift, the fury ..;, of the Plaintiff, and was at length agreed to only by fnmewhat fabfided, they fee 4..:.,, • ; the patrons who made the application for the Defers- patory affidavits wert then dent, who was then out of the country, agreeing Defendant, molt of which CI againll Toefday then neat to pay into the hands of the pates of dole parties at g r Clerk at Nifi Prins the furn of wool. to be laid out Mr. Rs in I, on the part c rf in the purehafe of Exchequer Bills , to ab ide the event tome übfervations upon the] 0 , of the adios). The Defendant had fince died ;—his man of the Defendant's ac -.'"l neat of kin had renounced adminißering to him; and many hundred miles, upon ll,i the Prerogative Court of Canterbury had granted let- profecator was at teal as cu it lees of adminiftration of his effects t o M r. Abel, the He then ohferved upon the attorney far the Plaintiff, as one of Mr. Loring's ere- length : the letter which w; ditors. Mr. Guise, Mr. EILBRINB underhood, was most foul and feurriloas na )inaruded by Mr. Abel to cnnfent to this fum of ten b y Mrs. Carr, it came I' wool. being paid over to the Plaintiff. mination of the profccntor , ' T ' Mr. Glees faith he was 'Paraded on this part of on this part of the cafe w i ll 1 - Lotiog's bail to thew eaufe againa the Rule in the had aftually dilated it, and Brit inflance. No Cavite of this rule could properly What firft led to the blow a .be made no them, bat they felt themfelves to be the him a d—d liar ; and no 1 . proper parts in the application, the money paid In - f u ch an e p ithet with coolne , to Court on ie the Defendant's account being theirs t knew the lie belonged to th t ; and although Mr. Abel, in his double capacity c f that no man could feel grey ..I'.' attorney for the Plaintiff and adminiltrator for the Defendant did : he offered Defendant, might have no objection that th e mone y the Mallet, and make fuch. be paid over to the Plaintiff, his, (Mr. Gibbs' clients, dire&. who were the bail in the aBion, end the perfons who Mr. Serjeant COCK eat, 'hail really depolitedahe money, did not wins that Mr. fecution, obferved, that a Abel mould take the trouble to adminißer for them. perience of the Defendant He was ready thadmit, that if this had been the mo- laft men in the world to . • ney of the Defendant Loring, either the Plaintiff, or peace. He congratulated Mr. Abel, as adminißrator for Loring, would been- looking fo well, and in ii - filled to have it paid over to them. But it was a marked, that a man of his fail which could not be denied, that the money paid do a great deal of bodily • into Court was not the money of the Defendant, but vation of this cafe was. * a (Ibis bail, at a time when he was necellitily abroad, onto. and affaulting hits a and the Plaintiff was forced on the trial. The nso. when a Lady was prefen sex had ken depofited, to wait the event of the ac- molt undoubtedly been di ELM ; watch having elapfed by the de: tit of the De- dant had (hewn malice int fendant, he fuhmitted that the money mutt be return. waiting on the road for tl ed to the perfoos who had depofited it. tome ad of violence. - Lord E LLLLL °actuate Paid that the bail mull have The Court °braved. tb, 4, WI; theanonsy. to look to was the breach Mr. Giese begged leave to Rate the grounds on the Defendant having he which he contended that the money fell to be paid to they were hound to inflict him. 'floe bail was not, nor cads' be any party to Under all the circumdani the prefent rule. They had not paid the money as sent of the Court was, ti bail for the Defendant, but had lent it to him as pay a fine of col. frientis, to prevent judgment going againft him by de- DEWY V. Eli fault. That being the cafe, he fabmitted, that, as Mr. Ea sILIN a, Mr. Gus reprefentative rd Loring, be was entitled to have the men, Cnunfel for Lady A ' t. lunacy paid over to him, to be diaributed as affect port of the deed executed anmagias creditors. If he paid it wrongnufly to the Fruffees. The Court did 1 Plantiff, &nation of droopoir would lie againft him. THE lUNG If, however, his learned friend, Mr. Gibbs, winked Mr. La Fone was bent le to ;aft the rilk of trying the queßion as between pointment, to receive jud 1 Ward sod Lremg, and to find bail for the addi - an d encoura g ed h; the ob 'tional cons, he had no objeCtion that the money en in the difcharge of throila remain. Market. Mr. Las Kist Paid that the molt which Mr. Gibbs Mr. jullice GROSE, i could make in this liege of the bufinefs was that he pointed out the clangon (Mr. Et fkine) thould take nothing by his motion.— which the Defendant had The bail were not known here, nor had any applies. of obarufting officers app • i tiits come from them. When they didapply for hay- againfl fraudems, bya s having ing the money delivered up , he fh oold be read y to paired on th fair AT (hew oak againe it. In the mean time, be fubmit. charge of that ditty the I ted there was nothing improper in what had been elk- the law was equally open ed by Mr. Giles. The Defendant, according to the aggrieved, and would hi Catement of the Gentlemen themfelves, was beyond its own officers for mike lea at the time. If they had not rendered up the fent inßance been to pro N , principal or Raid the money, the Plaintiff would guise difcharge of their • ; bare been entitled to enter judgment, and &Neil fore, to Mr. La Fone, w them as hail. He admitted that the money had been in another part of the lei depnfited to abide the event cf the adion, and that it his aft ;elates in the prefi bad abated by the death of the Defendant, which to avoid fuch offences it happened nanetinse afterwards. Bat if the money time, taking into confi were non in be returned to the bail, what was the eharader which there i Plaintiff to make by the juft interpofition of the Fone bore, and which is Court ? If the money were not to be allowed to re- witneffes of the first rc main till the quellion was tried, the Plaintiff would the Court was, that he I clearly make nothing. Whereas, be apprehended, tor.l the bail, by depoliting the money for the Defendant, Tat Itls l placed themfelves on the fame f toting as the Defen- Mr. Ea sa ime Rated tt dant hicrifeV. He Mould fuppufe there Gentlemen an amended affidavit, in had Paid, " The Defendant is abroad. but we, his ed eight days ago, for a bail, are willing to depoilt the money on this t °nth- a Rev. Gentleman, for i tiers, however, that if :he principal die, the depofit Lord ELEANSOROUCII hail be returned in us." Could it be fuppo(cd that agreeable to the forms e the Plaintiff would have confented to the delay the renewal of applieat on any foeh terms ? Vs ho, then, in grid law was had one: been rcllifsd, - 4 entitled ? Mr. Gilts, win; was legally(entitle', was pinks were nut pree:s waling that the Plaintiff 11,ould receive the money. another fhapc . Lord k: L LLLL OROEIG,!.—.' The money was lodged Mr. Espial alluded to err& an event, which, by operation of LOA', tAs Richmond, where librr whited ; and ape now want to do that which is im• to bring forward av off. prerhie. Tire bail lodged tae money in order to abide ing force circumDances that event : it lies as a tried pledge fur the benefit when the matter had b of tliofe who lodged it." Saturday. Mr. Es seisia.—" Then, my Lord, I take nothing Lord Eaere e tone loy my motion." to WAS not a renewed al I.;ii s: EL ; saesotone n.—" Certainly not." of the firß, which hai . Itoticia tel, :J. delayed ull the lad (ho • would be no end to the Court indulging renewed ap plications of the kind .. Mr. Ea skis a acquierced. JOYCE, V. ARM This was a motion for attachment gait& the Defendant, who is an Officer of this Court, as Ser jeant at Mace, and a Bailiff to the Sheriff of Mid dlefex. He had welled the Plana on a tatitat for 131. and, having him in euflody, propofed to pro cure him bail and liberation for the confideration of two guineas, which she Plaintiff paid, together with the colts of bailing, and was enlarged ; but, in a very !bort time afterwards, was arrefied again by Aris, who faid he did not think the bail fufficient, and mull therefore have valuable fecnrities in hand. The Plaintiff &piked with him Bills of Exchang e, value poi. and was again enlarged ; but the Defen dant :melted him again. 'raying he mutt have ailual e Otte in goods, The Plaintiff, who is a dealer in glafs, &paned goods in his hands to the value of * he hill refaed to enlarge him,-pnlefs he woulifoive him a \Variant of Attorney for the file of thor. roods, which the Plaintiff, extremely anxi ous for his liberty, and nut Cul - peeing any unfair ad vantage, gave him ; upon which the Defendant pro ceeded to Cale of the goods, and difpofed them greatly under the 6lfl ion, whereby the Plaintiff (uttered confiderable !ors: his object, therefore, was to obtiin julliee.—Rule to thew caule granted. WATTON AND ANOTHER V. 01000 AND FRANKLIN!. Mr. PAW moved the Court, that the Sheriff of Surrey might be ordered to detain the body of the Defendant Franklin;, who had been melted, and fet at large on a talk futerfrdtat. He listed, that this was an impnfition and forgery' upon the Court. In Jane hall, a copias was Kited to arrefl the Defendants, 'who were Spaniards. for a film of pal. Franklin; was arreilcd ; but no Rule whatever was ferved upon Mr. the Plain tiff's Attnrney, or upon any of his cleats. Upon making fearch at the proper office, a Rule was found to have been obtained in a caufc entitled Watton v. ' Franklin and annther ; but no rule in the teal caufe. On further fealch, an affidavit. was found, pur porting to be the affidavit of Henry Bartin. of the fervice of notice of bail, and of jollification thereof. But upon making the firitteß inquiry, no Lich per fon as Henry Bailin was to be found, and the per lons mentioned as bail were alto fiditious. Upon examining theficsfrfiiirat, the words and axe. then were Mimed in a different hand-uniting and ink, and the letter i added to the name of Franklin.— Under ,all theft ciicuregances, it appeared co be a .ofs fraud ; and the Court accordingly granted a ,ule to (hew caufe, BIRTHS. Saturday, the Lady of Rkbard Croft, M. 13 of Old Burlington- Area, of a fun. At Vihiticiyb•houfe, near Plymouth, of a fon and heir, Mrs. Grimm lady of Captain Gcnnyt, of the rll Demi regiment of I Militia. MARRIED. On Saturday, at St. James's Church, the Hon. Berkley Paget, fon of the Earl of llibridi;e, to Airs Grierßoue. like( to Pard Yr - count Grienftore. Tucf.lay, Robert Wilikrn Tait, Flq. o' the Wind of Jamaica. to Mils Trreenacts, 'Mat daughter of Thomas Taßaena, Efq. of Pctcrlhar Surrey. I...acty, at Fa* Dean Church, Sures, Harris Meg Wither, Efq. a C.mtaiu in the North Harts Militia, only fon of 1... B. With.:, E.q. of Manydowa, Hants, .o Mite Frith, only dautter of Lieu teaant.Colonel Frith, of the fame minion. Mr. Jobs /Mu to Mlfs H. Nifbett, of Rem On 1 Midday, at Wootton Waver, the Rev. Daniel Girlies, Vi car of Wootton, and one of his M.sle.fty's Juflicce of the Peace for Warwieklkire, to Mifs Bree. of Henley in Arden, ,Melt daugh ter of the late Jahn Brea, F.fq. of BeinfalL Monlieur St.Picrre, Ballet Mallet of the Theatre Royal, Dub lin, to Miff Crama, of Crow-firem. Saturday fc'sualght, at Wcweaßle, Captain Wißiana Charlton ' of the Royal Navy. to Mita Davidfun, only daughter of the l ate Thos. Davidon, Lfq. Clerk of the Per:, for the County of Northumber land. On Tuefday, at St. JameA C%urelt, General Sablottlof. to Milk Angerftcln. Same day, at Chelmsford, Thomas Fria GePE, Fit in Miter Anna Marta Morgan, chirdt daughter ut the Rev. John Morgan, Redtvr of that place. Monday, at 11:risledown, Capt. F. Cockburn, fon of the late Sir James Cockburn, Burt. to h Ida Sandy., daughter ut the late Rev. Richard Sandy". DMZ.. Vefterday evening, after an ilict,fa of only three hours, In the 29th year of her age, Mrs. Toardate. wife of Richard *leada . .e, E.I. S,4icitor, Ilifh.pfsatt-flrt t Withil tfit the 27;11 tilt. at his apartments to Sultnik•Ltrect, Charhon. crag, Aletauder Graham', Efq. at 1/coatroom, in the County e Angus, North Britain. At Bastin 1.1%, Mrs. 'Ella. Lloyd, wife of Owen : loyd Efq of the Comity .4 Rorcuroinoo, and daughter of the late Ruth. Lloyd, l'ulligreen ' Couhr ! of Cork, Efq. Os Friday tar,., at Mount Grove, Hanspftead, Mrs. Daridfuo, relid of the kite el. nry Davidfon.Rfri. In Brick-Rrect. Donna, William Henry Drury, Efq, and is a few dav4 a fter. Mrs. Dniry. Oh Monday Lit, at her held', in Easter. Mn. Fluent widow of the late Rev. Mr. Hurrel, rata of Dr,o•Ltdostoo, mod aunt to the late Sir John Davie, Dart. On the :nth of Auguß lag. at Grenada, Mrs. Gibbs, wife of Samuel Oilmen Gibbs. EN. late Mifs 8.1h00,01 Firm. Lately, at Braid, I..ouifs Aim, fifth (unneing daughter of Sir Edmund C. liartopp, Bart. of Four Oaks Hall, WanakkOstre. • Monday fennight, Mr Gerard Rank% printer and bricAfeller, ' Manclocßer; befit' an Wherein tho. Royal hiatus:falter and tialfuni Volooteers, be was interred with military hottoura On the r ttb. init. Walter Kerfiust, Ffq of Wiurington. Wednefday fe'nnight, In the Sad ye..te of ht. age, Mr. Richard Wallier, of Caine bill, Lenealler,fornarly many years miller of a I ` l Jeri frees that pent. On T•cfday Taft, at an advanced age, the teamed and celeb-at-t1 Jacob Bryant, Efq formerly of King • College, Cambridge, whtre beeded B.A. i Yen. and M.A 1744. lie tea.a. author of the elaborate work on Mytbokagy, sad fever:l other valuable works. On the sth ult. aged at. at Vicenza, in Italy. Bettie Greathced, Jun. Eft . of Guy's CIR. Warwickibire, yam:llia of a lifter ot tbe relent Dote of Aneafter. Thomas Galas. Efq. formerly of Tureer., near lienctirk. At Parteen near Limerick, Stephen Simon Roman, I. fq. here . data/ Lord Paramount of that City. At Wilford, mar Bray, Mrs Hodfolt, relldl of Wm. Hodfoo, a Tultilown, county of Weftmeatb, Efq At Lora, near Cork, John C.ertncy, I ft. At Charkftrorn. county of Kilkenny, Valentine lAnigan, Efq Sir 'leery Huoloke, Bart. on the Istio init. at hi, kat in Dar l`rylliire, it the Sift ) ear of his age, univerfally fomented, on a:. 'wont of his main amiable "utak'. This Gentleman was maned to WI Coke. edit daughter of IVCOMIIIO Coke, Efq of lAmg f ford, Derbylloire, by whom be built a numerous family. Sir !ferny, the hat Commit, teltthed hol loyalty, by koditn to Kirg (Merles I. a confiderable ( um of mooty, in to. molt prciEng metf- Sty, even at a time whet' there was little probability of ever be ing repaid. Bat his fupport of the Royal caefe Hopped not here, be he (at bin own np.acc) kvicd sad accoutred a trona 0. horfe, in the regiment of Coital,' Ffi.else le (afterwards 1.. al I rtel.e• vile), whereof be bimfelf was Licutertam-Col us I; and this youog hero, not then twenty earn years of are, at the hottlt of I dr-hill. _ . . . . . . . . . danalifed himfelf, that King L'haries Ittit,le el him in th. fidd of battle, and Coon afterwaii c ated L im a t. Not long atter.making : n atiemnt uptni the enemy riinr • od Pak. in lientinglianithirt, In a Ikinitith with 1. ebt the aeverre pan y. in 'inbuilt, be malted a on with Alward in hi. *'o . w Li< h ahkd his tight hand. that It Lung ticle4 in a fr•it to hr. dries day; and. &w hit loyahy to hi. Sovereign, I. wa • rim t !y She kineftratairs. 111.-Ive Varunct to hit nla am, data by ha sldr.it faro, Ja rhusaus Vail..? I v.inbilet. ECCLESIASTICAL and ACANIMMOTIOA The Rios has been pkafe4 to pretest ICAI. he Rev PRO . ekletauder l'ene to the Marchand Parith of Glenda, Mel t Pnlbyteey of fld. and County at Forfar, void by the tranft.ttion the Re.Geotti Addffon tattle March and Nei DI of A tt ett•erhoure. lie Rev. Jobs Heald IL 1.). of elaretha I, is empowered by a dtfpenfation to bold the Rectory of Addt l oon, Bucks, with the Redttry of Fen ninon, In Cambritlielhire. • Friday fennight the Senate of the Unieerlity of (Marrow enokr. rid the & i re,: of Dodos . in Thtology on the it • Gavin Glb, on. Miter of Strattiblene; the Rev. George Hamilton, miens' of Ckdfruir; and the Rev. George Gordmi. adman' al Sala 0/A1 011. Ai LUALUON ball.) , lls 11.1-11000 ROW limbs - •• • is mimes a& to albinos. •• • 41 trirste• As- 10 FOR THE YELLOW AND CONTAGIOUS Fran. Die. JAPtIFS's POWDER. THE fnperi , ir Efficacy f this Medicine, con. firmed by the Experience of the greater Pat of the left Cen tury, has occafioned it. introduaion into regular Predict. Its -atraordinasy Somers in the lefieente of as well as that 4 Os, it. too re cat to be forgotten ; and the happy Effects dedved from its life, as related by Captain Coluett at the Royal Navy. L ' In his Voyage to the South Sea s, who all his Ship'. Company - ' attacked by the Yellow Fever. have cdabliffied it, Reputation to the Cure of that horrible Diforder. After defnilib g the blame!. Ia which he adoninlftered the Powder, he rays. " ' l he whole Crew O improved la their Health, except the Carpenter, who, 00 48 0 1 1 i • very Rout rebut Man, was at one Time In feat a Sate of De * lielanNand fo wrath reduced, that I gave him over: but be at O length recovered."---See Captain Coiner!. interefting Publica tion; and the Enna of his Mode of Treatment in the Bill of Eh. realms with this Medleine.-:-The Powder thould io all Cahalan taken on the Reit Attack of a Fever,iodore it has been Wren:din phi Ground and ravage the Co.dtitution; but as it has often on. toted Patients after every other Febrifuge has failed, it ought I. be tried eve. in the hft Extremity. Sold only by F. NewSery and Sons, No. tc, St. Pasts Church ' yard, (a few Doors from Cheap fide) Landon; sal at Dr. jamas& late Houk, In Bruton-ftreet ;in Packet , . Prier is pd. each. Duty includeu, or In Bottles containing Indira Patients, Peke so. as male op for the Army sad Navy. N. B None can be cenuine but thole width haw the Words "8 Newbcry, No. 45, St. Paul s, engraved in the Stamp. BRODGM's NERVOUSWtIIAL. Durham, Jane 16, riot. QT It—l feel infinite fatisfatlinn in. haying permiffiost " to coftununicate to you a molt roman cure, by your trap Invaluable Medicine the NERVOUS CORDIAL, and which It would he doing an iniuttice to mankind and the pubic In gameal,, to withhold the elicaci of fo falutary and fovemign a Medicine. Mrs. Snta wouo, late Hookkeeper at Milditftol2C.Hin. b his Vicinity of Durban.. has been sffildted front the year type, wllk • long train of horrid Were oats Aff.alons, attended with ems ciattag pains in the heck gad &mach, glddineh, violent bond set;, and ahem &Mak; in Sort her whale frame was re. bayminall that it was with the greateft difficulty Ste could walk op and down ftairs, and was oftener:4mM to her room fee weeketoreher; hag flotation was fo truly alarming. that Sae was frequently abllgedtst be lapported, to prevent her from Ming. With the advice of Medial Men, the was Induced to make trial of yam ktarrato Cordid : She full took two (mall bottles; width 'Worded her 4 little reliefs tie then fent to me for a large bottle, and before sn bad taken the whole of It, was Mk to walk without tffis Ina in. moveciesee, fret mere miles. %els nowvpwards of limy yews of age, happily metered (roes pals and dsedq. to a better (bust Maki Man Ow has enjoyed for thee ten mars. Any peelon 68. brews of further Mfonnation, may have every fathfaaion, by OP phiug, tither by letters (pat paid) or pc:focally, to your mu& obliged humble fervent, W.A. Howl:mow. Sadla-areet, &Alm To Dr. Brodum, Afidon that Landon. The Botanical Syrup. and ReAorative Nervous Cordial to be hal at the h00f...N0.9, Mbiots-flreet. Surrey Racal illackfriar's Bridget, in bottles at ti. as. ; I :a ; and 6,. Duty inetuded. 31 B. A. D. Sw is root, the Proprirsor (kiss of Dr. SWINIO% Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficians, London) may be eau. tufted Iron ten till three, or by buff containing the easel fee. 'f A Five Guinea Bottle et( the Nervous Cordial amasses at 1138. Tel THE LADES. sRATmr, HT! M.TH. and a good SET of TEETH, rosy Is acquired to 61d Age by the tan: of BUTLER's RESTORA TIVE TOOTH POWDER, prepared from the original Reap& of the late Dr. P. H. Disasessaa. Patrunikd and old by the (been and Prim:efts. the Madan • of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland. Dessikine. St. Alban's, and mod of the Englifli sod Id& Nobility. ''HIS Powder is the only Powder p re pared from 2 - vegetables, and is entirely free from the Add or soy 1a seal Sunfiance. It deitroys the Scurvy. imparts b Firrnmfs sad beautiful Rednila to the Gums; to the Breath the molt ddeadde Sweetrefs ;and, if ufedessitantly, will render the Teeth Sapendy Whiteners; and prevent that dreadful Malady the Toastracks—a Many Medical Gentlemen, who ufe it, &else it a fine Bracer. eradicating the Fouinch to which the Mouth it fabled from Dial or difordered Lungs ; and by its beldam% purifying, and hawse qualities. fres the Mouth from any unpleafiun 'rant. Sold Whoiefalt, at Ching and Butler's Medicinal Ws:ebonie s Chespfide, Loodon,in horn at sand. and an. yd. ma; may be ho 4 retail, Harwodd,Chettenhant ; Sher, hiarvatt ; Burgers, Barr& gate ; Sharpe, De.l; Bnllow, Saffrey, and Simmonds Caracas. Baker, Harvey, and Sutton, S tuth-omptnn ; &lam audGibbe. Portfmouth ; Rockland and Ws non. Partf:a Beenett an& Lee. I .ewes; Greg-ry and Gilbert, Jim Mon; Srontr, Worthing; Ha zard, Marri t. &teller, and Sims, Bath; Mullen, !Sapping and Brown, itrittnl; Goadby eon Pet.ny,Sturiatrree ; Wood, Hants. and Ry1:1, Weymouth; Cooknorthy, Payne, Rickards, end With ?Iry nuth ; Holland and C mgdnn, Dock; Knott, Bit nongAam ; Chsiter • Kerner, Cvichellaz ; Mergy and Stat..% Chew tut ; sodth s Radium, nod Scott, Ettinburoh g MacDo , ald, fiLla-o; Watt his, Hereford; Tait, lent-netts; Oreo'net, Liner, and Sayer; I.lverpunl; Butt,,,Wright; and Holmes, I .toOt •, Barb tee and Duon, Nottingham • Edger and MMUS, ls,•rthstsost ; Read, Yarmouth; Bac h, Nor York; Gamer, &abodes.; Catinelt and 8011, MSS; Akcm bead, Walk,r, and Hyditt.a. New/cattle; Peek. lientfird„ and Mukadrr, Hull; Woldchholme and Blanchard, York ,• eau aud Scorenfoo, Nurwien J and Mauer, Usford ; Bray. Sunderland Wotal and Emiows, Skrewibury ; Newnirnbe, St stratrd ;1 Melina and Pratt, tlearbnramth ; Less and Kniegat. Wi.:dfor Smart and C',. Rending • ' sod be omit and Perfumers to every town U, the United Kingdom. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Andy , and beat gradfuel by the me* caolklattabk peAel ice In that hem* which I thought "roper to Wed, I trait tt‘t I bon not mom mg noployecl my doe than thofe who, In the extenfin fleld at du proWfbao, an cceolonally inamerfel in uliorminty, and Mama always Annie that fuecefe which la sequired ley emicestratlng Out intclicauel power t s our. elate of dffonien The di tee of DEIHL • EY ait peculiarly diftrtling. for they brbsg with thetas a train of canes:natant fympt haw. and, by %A.. pertbno of all vital =am, endemic itielf becomes enahlttersi—e W hetter they arES from the prcrakuce 111 ex imple, Medan°. Svc habit.( fehool boys, a the Inlufetnrsa of mouthy, they to lain the tnoß abducted profee.onal 101 i bet by die logarithm of uneducated nozn, the (mucous ass aggravated, and the mob. twice is Licitroycd. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLL ROE cif SI/ROWE/S. I ground my protestant on regularity of eds.ndon; and reeding nary privilcae to males, I fad mktf altltled to that conidonce with which I have hitherto be= fo SlSeraly henowel. In the Mint lunation. of local weilines, early appEestioe w 4.1 prevent the calamity of a debilltsfed frame but where the fent, from a cocifeiouffirre of the uninawdieWs of the Vec which coded his mil:Jetts*. le rueful of the contempt or medley of Ma faintly pbyficien and broods over Ida infirmity with corded osib. ecolment. It melt be fatiefoaory foe him to be Awed not only of capability of mammy hat ans of die moll inviolable fee dry And in recent Vennual Corm-hints It is polh%k to penult pia. danger or diftres ; fe the: met. slivitilleated cafes it la the acquhise aunt of ezebasae ea scrimp la ttla hoe to cid a fee, catois s and Needy re-ettablidsrroust I tufo the adearreee of obis emergence to thofc of tither fro who are afilieled with any hied rat DEbiLITY, of any fymptoess VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafe, the tcms at ramie aeration are fatal on the heft Interview. Par musics the country are corseted to Inclofs a flush mass W. arc roguelled to Specify Weir age and !Meer a 10 ins. &Ultra , ' MBE, Merrbsr of the kora Callers of Surgeons b Ueda& Ns VII, AnnebbErtet, Boon& aim Temple Bar LIYNDON : Printed and yuNdrad by LIT/Lt MIT. (of Cat terbary tre e Lumbetb), at tic STAR 0/1111CI, ss. CM/. b at. NOW sie at tic ST,sa Oratca. Taigleaes NUMBEK 49351 THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, will be preferred the Comedy of SHE %YOU'D AND SHE WOU'D Nor. Don Manuel, Mr. MATHEWS, Trappanti, Mr BANNISTER, Hippolita, Mifs DP. CAMP, Rufara, Mifs MELLON, Viletta, Mifs POPE; Flora. Mn. HARLOWE. To wbi,.h will be added, the New Operatic Piece, in Two Ads. called MATRIMONY. With New Scenes, Dreiks, and Decorations. ‘The Overture and Mac entirely new, composted by M. P. King, The Principal Charadters by Mr. COWTON, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mn JORDAN, Mrs. BLAND, de. Etc. This Evening—She Stoops to Conquer ; wtth Mama' tory. On Thurfslay, the Belles Stratagem. The Comedy of the Heirefs is in re-Marfa, had will be produced In a few daya CY A New Comely, in Iva Ado—and a New Melo-Drame are ht relearfal. and will be fpeedily produced. . HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW - EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, wiz be 'wrested the New Comedy, in Fire AEU, called THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. The principal Charaelers by Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. liMbRV, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMBI.F. , Mrs. GIBBS, Mr.. DAVINPORT, Mile DAVIES, (with a Song hi C.haralter), To which will he added the Grand Melo Urania of VALENTINE AND OItSON. This Everinr—The Cabana: with the Will for the Deed. On Thurlday, John Bull; with the Ekapes. On Friday, the Blind Bid-gala ; with Paul and Virginia. On &toren, The Erodith Fleet ; with Mittake upon Miftake. The Public are repedfitily intorrned that a New Comic Opera, in Three Ads, ie A rehearfal, and will fpcedily be produced. STATE !la l'EltV, B EGINS Dcaising the 28th of J IiNUAItY, tBO5. tiCHEM E. a of 4 as,coo Is 4 a t.eco 2 27.0 0 0 — 4, t= 3 104303 3c.0r.0 3 -. 34/C. 0 . •••• Is. 6 1“21, .-. 6,00 50 fee 5g0 90 3 0 Soo 3,000 63 59 -- 3,z0 6,350 .- 10 123.000 .----- ----.- 2{ co., Tickets. 2500.00 Tickets and )ham are fellog at Peery 1 .ieedc3 iottery Wife. Price of Picket - 41 8 to o Hal: - A . , 99 o 'Eighth - a 8 0 Qtrrter •• 4lf 0 Si2tertili - • it 4 0 1 haft who ton to have particular Nurnberg thould be Sy in their a; plicatiot to fume of .14e ' curry Offices. a the ddlvery of Tkketa from the Bank of England wIU take place the 19th lkcembfr. STATE i.ortEßy FOR Oka. *obis Drawing sZtb JANUARY, 003. THE TICKETS and SIIA K ES for the abewe. LOITERS', ore now on fair u H 'LARD. IiIIRNE, and , CO.). OFFICP, No. 93, ender the NOV tL. EXCHANGE, I LONDON, and no white die on their aCtoipit. The Seileine minas of one Prize of 25, GI. two of lo,c2act Ohne of 10.0101, three of fix of t tea of ter.:l.&c. Re.. TM Wong Prise is oo an ! the smother of aids sipooL Cr Cowan - Orders. ...roropaolid with (hart-dated Hill. a Lembo, Poll-011ice Orders, 0. Cab. le Patti by Coach or Car. nor,nreisded to; and Currefpordents may de «a en 'Min, 'muted esaaly on the ante Terms A* if perfOnally prdetnemm &mem Poll Paid. duly anfwered,and Marina grat l / 4 . Its dlc loac Sertettibtr Lottery. o 11,400, 20,CC.A. sod Na 3,260, a ac AcoL were both f Id is Photo at the armvelfira. LAW. WANTED, in an Office of recre&iblity in ibe County ot Sbrrcy, weltin twenty mils. of lA:talon. an ARTICLI'D CI.I RK, with wholst, as he moil board out of the fan ly. only a nyalerate premium will he (Ipc,Red. As the pric ticu.of the Miceli various and tat, afire, comprehending not only the . IwAsvfs el, the Courts at Wellmin 'ter, and conveyancing, but Ithewifc new s. dgcncla, joittcidry, and oth r ve!•he 1.u4., wiles, this adv:ttifen•.Lat is &raving the 4 - I,‘ !ion Gentle man whowW.s to place a Youth ill a inn tiro Wore hr slay 3r• opire Dot tre: - .4 a :.mowiedge of his prof..fftdo, Fut of the f‘vcral either uthcem• thu commonly •all undo r 111.1 Jr..erueur of an Attocray.—E Sr :ticulars pply by lett , rto M. lit a. Plcbards, Watt; sad F%3519. :tratinrers, Wych flrect. Inn. - - • A C.IIITION TO rAMIt.IFS. NUROESS ESSSNCF. Or .`.NetIOVIES AND 0 l'Hr it RICH BAOCL S. THE great rcputati ,, n which Mr. BURGESS Nis gained br Hi. ESSF.HCF. OF AN...H(1%11 11 and ocher IR ICI i SAUCES, f;•t Fyi Sara, sl.7seed Beef Cuiss• Heoh, Sk.ah, 111,4 M'd•l Frio!, and tierce; w3tlt puny Ddi *Lae for :I rods boord, and Store Rooto ; s••:••••-1: ;tie more Cully enres Red in hi. Cas..lngue. 41-gil.-e 1 '.:os in treed nsany pc-i r.. to give o.e fame name is Ar.leks moty obliemnt. whist are In-wend at h nr Shops lansOos., perfo ie ns who gn to the principal I owns in England. Irela:.‘l, de to f•Dci: °nitro of Tradefinen and Inn•beekkrs, ehn b. enore erneere arc morn fers.-41 with .qpwri Svr t', t' .ere t'crior ta• %Skit i• not onls Imt r • ; to Fanoir.es who purchait them wall a view oi Snit. to their tilb.lec. N.B. None His Genuine. but n'+-t there se,rls nil Mr Latin. utTkcsr.ss and SONS. a: d Sopttior 1:f•- 111.NCF. OF ANCHOVIES. No. I.l,'Steat,d, Cerlise en Savo) itci., I au don." VCR COTY:I4q. COLDS. M , T. IN! -kNu CON',ll‘ll.• *flOS'; POKII4I).:',IMPROV , .. III ;. II .. SAMiC , or. COLIOII DROPS. SO extraordinary are its Vir tnc be ever r, or naa.n. , ' dial .a T,:t.,nc, 1.. pkopoct it .5 •nt: r. lir v.: the molt wrt •t •• COt • C: Fr .::.r • . r, iratioti pcnv.•• . ;cnil“ tale o-h. Ic Mt...litatul Co. Ili:wit , pr cu• tot. n.", cont Slccp : an.l pakkl% 41: a-.tt Otit.r. c CUI.t Stf\il.•llo:ZS N-c all !:•it.nc- has occur , 10, /1.11,4,1••, 1:1• JI .11IC .5' •• ir pralt f.• that let thePatin ' rt. r ywh,A tn... a vaT Mc • 1 \ I.A• -nith :•• • e L.:k.rt . to an ,SUIIN•.-1"...in1 CON r- , -1 I.; r 11 - h tv• h $7_,7 o fr.u,h k,ow: r•C{t Ul.lllrFt. I Itt nu! be ken I , 11.. MAJ.) <.n•...i 111 ck ‘' sr i R• t I . mt•V J k :..&I)&. Lave been tnordt and Pond Butter'.. No. 4. Chriori 3 c r • !.1.;1; Cri'p. C"rm..r Gard +lc ▪ ; thh,itc, 4,1 1..• OT and Smith, Lau Aar). ; •‘, .trzll; 'lt., B. E.:ks ;st ts 310.: Ze yt.. r; • ..I.Ii4PC V 0164...1 P I 1 I'UESD VICTUALLING•OBi ICE. MaM THE COMMISSIONERS fir FIC7I HIS .1147ESI7's NA Vl', do terst,sior That on Wedesehlsy the tath of December nut ready to receive Tenders ha writh:7„ (faded tap) an fupplz of what FR Eatl BEEF may be required for Majefty's Ship. and Venal at BhF.RHAVENtruI BAY, on the Coati of IRELAND, tor the fpaca of i rotarr.,being on the aft January anal ending with tl aos ; to be paid for by flak payable with days after date. The Conditions of the Cagstradt may be teen at Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. D Agent for the Vidualling at the Cove of Cork. Ne re ; lard will te Sad is any hailer in sister dm pa Arid in words at Isngeb. , r that not be Miwnd is ere o'clst on thrlaid If riasfilay its t itb sy . Ptcrinder piston tabs Notes its tanks, or f•sss psrfan en bit bete flyer lete, mild fir. DR. REES, Adam-freer. Adel phi. fel S rgcon to the Leek Hdpits I, and Pliyac Finfbcry Ditprofary, &c. will . onion-nee his dot lutes on Lees Vence, a, htriqatna In the Unahn, Dec.,a quarter before Si: in the evening, at tie Hook, Newman's court, CornhilL Medical Gee dents will have free admilhou to the Introduatary Fdrther partkulara may be known by applyiai Adam dna. TO GROCERS AND TEA DEAL WANTS a Situation. as Ware sada Slsoprataa, a Rout Relive Y )UN( Country. who has fared an ApprtnticeSalp to ti Can have a good cbaraGer from the laR place. 1 dandled to A. B No. 95, Luog Acre. will be dal) TO PAINTERS, PLUMBERS, AND 0 FOR SALE, A VALUABLE and ET tBLISH A. TioN and lIDSINESS •in die above Lin, Town.—Apply to Mr. Howard. dolwator. Portb SPANISH AND OTHLR WOC For PURI-C SAI Uar.,w,,y'aLoo I- about Thr, Weal*. • A Large I,,an(i:F I SPANISH, LANur. WOOL; aIo, a P.rcel of 111 WOOL, of a very curiots HI, the fie.. ver ca Further particulars and notice of the flay given by smart. Nt. 11. RBE N.. 9, America I RAVISGATE.. 10 BR SOLD PUBLICLY To the Higneit Bidder, At the King's Warebouie, in Ramfgate, on '1 day of this init. Noormher, at t o'Clock in A F oreign Built HOY. barthAi ab and AI her MATERIALS. The Brow' up Hulls of a Cotter, and tw refpeEtivt Matartma. KR. A Devout of 15 per Cent. will be rap • . . _ .. I'OR SALE BY PUBLIC AU C At the Londtto Tavern. Foxhole.ante, Myrna ib Deeentha nest at ten Wee& In th I'llE FOI. I.O*V INC; Col FOR EXPOR TATION. 2 Coals (lue I Cares Lein 6 ditto Gooond Sandalwood I Ban j Nu , ~. i'tt. Madder s Calk ( os • We Whitt. (.rad 2 Calks j C u I than Is .11...megrry 1 Cafes ' 1 Po t .e.'") 1 isrescrit s Cale Brut? r • da (Gottu...l s Cake Ore ;$ : .do NI to ia3 Bark 3 elk" Yoh ,9 ditto In.ligo . 1 C 0,.. Wiwi I Cala Srn ate s Cafe Forel 3 tNles &wax s CafriTh' FOR HOME CON*UMP V 1 CAE Pearl Ratcy z Calk Tam I ditto Sago Pat of the Cargo or the Prelim' brig PM her voyage (toot Amlttidam to Boordeamt, as pitze to Ilia A , :,je,tia Ibis Thuriderw. .For C.Allogues viewing, fampke,and forth to Mr. JOHN HAWKER. Nit Plymouth, Nov. ts, Immediateli afrcr the (oleo( Sundries per Frk Fur the of the.Uoderoe I'HE trhkr-mentirtred ttlrti les, 1 1 Ship Btse, Peril GRA WTI/Ali mite from Isaiah - at.) Mobil): • Oil HOME CONSUMPTI t Calk Rum a Cal, era 9 1 itto Onfke Calto oreneele I Dino Cr as bap dike! tairgrr 3 Love Sul Alter the above will he r Ad, left unclean 6 'Ell! , ()Otani CO* For viewine the al.ove, Samples, Catalog fortn-uun, 03 to Mr. JOHN tIAWKPR, M 11f.1.1101.n PS GLANI 'ft) 131. 5t)1.0 BY t.UC I lON, B) At th. Lion Inn. flridol, on Mon J,..c..ey next, at Bfi o'Cloch tit tbc Aire Conditions et Sal" MI will be then olid the I.ot 1. A Li. olAt CoeitAl Man LL for lands MAC 7" Acre. of Aid Mcadior PallaN h..nd .nd part Pe 5t Will. railed at Ito!. Lot ;. A MA' rand 1 arm called Meta alof: ttia At rea of good A... hie, Meadow. 110 W in '1.U..! part hall at will, vi •i iort arc tho two Cur .agcy aii,l C o id. a stalfie and fond yet uninclefrd (bet G cat I feati.), eonta• • fa 7 Acres adioi I valued at t al. p r Anainu, which wid be fo p ir: 01 Lot. nt 3. A NLlfui.ge and Farm, exiled I .1! 9 - i Acre. of .%raiolii. Atz.i.dow, P.I btu ac in the l'Ari fig, of Silo trw. I -luxe,. icy, ;ow i:t ft: Lot 4 :1 \l. irua t ix toG aiuint PJ 111 of .31 lot s 'II. sor 3 I r ar. 5. .‘ i.ic c .11c.1 Lou - Ar MtJ :o sv , .•! I P-1.11 u` 3wri 1 Ani.um, hot nrst f,r 6.^1. s• in t Partll3,4 I •c' 4 I t A 1 Ole F I :i • cite ! . t:•.:• • r tn. •.r} T oh the ht ••;;. L•: . 7hurch 411 - ;; ; f:f V..)L For (Write lan'• :ova. IV; t ...),UZI...W.f t j I T