Star. — London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

CT OF TENCH. MW 1$ COUTINUATION FIRM TN t PILICIIDIwG TAG!. THE %INS V. TWINES ilti7ltY. In 'his cafe, the Defendant was indifted for af faultink an officer of ezcife, obliruetirg bim in. the difcharge ,f his duty, and refcuing from him a bag of finuggled tobacco. The saint' was tried by a Special jury, at the lkft Affizes for Effex—and it appeared in evidence, that the Profecutor met the Defendant on horfebacic, with a bag of fmuggled tobacco, which he attempted to fore; but the Defendant reGlled him. threw the bag into si bode pond, and flruck the profecutor feveral times, after which he got back the hag, and a (cube er.fued ; when the Defendant (wore, he &mid nei ther have bag or tqhacco. The Dsgendant produced no witnefes ; but, on account of his good charatter, thejtiry recommended him to mercy. r. Gaatiow, who moved for the judgment of the Court, In the abfence of the Attorney General, cfisferved, that though there was no evidence as to the charefter of the Defendant, Yet the Jury, who; in that part of the country, were very good natured to this defcsiption of perfons, thought proper to re commend him. He was fentenced to ft tmoisths imprifonment in in the gaol of Chelmsford. Tat [lad V. 10ali 111610 AN. in this cafe alto, the Defendant was indleted fist. a finsilmoffence, in eillultMg a revenue officer, and olghtieing hint in the diftharge of his duty. He faltered jodgilent to 4o againfi him by default. Tht aZdavit which the had been Med was read. It was /Worn by the Captain, Mate, sad mariners of his Majell7's revenue cutter the • Endeavour, that .having received fome information, Wilgus+ Abrahams and another mariner, belonging to 114 Endeavour, were ordered at twelve o'clock, 6U the,MOt of the 'sib of Angue lafl, to take a boat andlew round the brig Jacobina, then lying in Milord harbour. Pembroke, and to obfqrve whether theft were any illicit prag ices going on on board of that mid i they accordingly rowed round he . r, and, *pot haat her, there was a large (hoc or puce of ken iMenlaately thrown at the boat, which flinch her is the fern, and, had it Itruck the gunwale', • inte inehitallv have funk her ;—on the following I the Mica of the cutter fent Come bands on board tie Jacobins, in order to &fee/tails who the =wee* who had thrown the that, when one pointed at the Defendant, and raid he had thrown the (hot, and Caid, that he, at the fame time; declared. be did not care whether it was a King's beet or not ;—he would do the fame to any boat which bold come along•fide at night ;—he would have thrown a Second that, if he bad not been pre vented by Harris. • The Defendant's affidavits being produced, the Ire read, was (worn by three Juflices of .the Peace gar the County of Pembroke, fcmtal Clergyaseu.and a oulaber amber refpeftable perfons raiding in that part of the country. all of whom gave him an excel. lent charager for integrity, honefty, and loyalty, and ns a perfon who never wilfully committed a breach of the peace 1 Rating, that what he had done mull have proceeded from his ignorance of the law, ache, et the time. conceived he was faithfully and honeilly dlAbargirit Ms duty. The Dekndant's affidavit Rated, that the Jacobins being a Dutch prize to his Majefty's (hip the Rofatio, and his brother having a large there on board, he was put into her, by the prize matter, to take care of her cargo, which confifiedvf rum, fugar, and coffee. Several boats had pot off from the atom, at night. and plundered the weird of a great quantity of coffee, which had been kited by the revenue officer on Shure: this obliged him to keep conflant watch, and about twelve o'clock on the night mentioned in the indi& meat, while the hands west at the pumps, be perceiv ed a boat rowing round, and, fufpetaing the was com ing for plbnder, he (lopped the pumps to Wien and, having hailed her, received no anlwer ; he then, not knowing the was a King's boat, threw a three pound that, which (truck her. He concluded his affidavit. by (wearing, that he never wilfully offended againit the revenue or any other laws, but was always ready and willing to Support and maintain them, and was aloft firmly attached to his King and Country. Mr. Esse:re, on the part of the Defendant, oh. ferved, that, in cafes like the prefent, when perfune, were convieted of obfiruaing revenue officers.in their doty,they wereßenerally ready with an excuse, when brought up for Judgment, and it freiluently hippest edthat the perfons making affidavits in mitigation of punitliment, winked in a great meafure at the offence; but in this cafe, it could not for a moment be hippo& ed, that fuch a number of Magairates, Clergymen, and other refpeftable perfons, would combine to noifreprefent the condo& and chara&er of Defendant. and there was no reafon whatever to Comore the Court had been impofed upon by them ;—but, if it were fo, he confidered it tbould meet with the re fentment, inflead of the mercy, of the Court. There was no proof whatever of any perfonal violence, and. in cafes of judgment by default, the Court would ad mit of every prefumption in favour of innocence. Mr. Juice GROS r, in pronouncing judgment, ob (erred, that much was to be laid on the Defendant's behalf ; it did not appear quite clear that he knew the perfons in the boat were revenue officers : on the contrary, it rather appeared he was in the att erfl doing his duty ; but as many mifehiefs might ensue, if Such violence of condo& was allowed to be ru ined with impunity—the Court felt it abfollitely ne cefary to teach men in his fitUatiell to aet with more moderation. He was then Sentenced to pay a fine of five pounds, anti be imprifoned in Newgate till fuch &Lobe paid. COURT OF COMMON MFRS. NOVENIB7R t 4. WILLIAMS V. EVAN. Mr. Serjeant 131 sr Italed. the the pre'ent Was an anion brought by Mr. Williams, who keeps the Angel Inn, at the back of St. Clonent's Church, to recover the lam of 321. 4s. rod. being toe amount of a bill for Deceifatiesfupplied to the Defendant, his wife, and bee Mier, daring the period of nearly two months, or thereabouts, in which they were all completely board ed AO lodged at the above ion. He knew that a de fen:e was let up of the Defendant being an intant iu the e es of the law, and that, the►eture, he c.aticl sat bc custfuleted liable to the pychut of this debt. But he would prove to the Court and to the Jury,:that not more thout a pint of wine per day was furmfbed to the Defendant, his wife, and her finer; that upon the whole they had lived with the utmoll frugality; and that the bill for the amount of which the Defen dant was now toed was reafonablc in all its items. John Birmingham, a waiter at the Angel, was firft called. He hated that, to the bell of his knowledge, the Defendant and the two Ladies had lived in his mailer's houfe for about three months, during which time they had been generally fhpplied with breakfaft, dinnir, and Copper, and two beds confiantly. Some days, however, they had not any dinner, and there were other days on which they had no breakaft. Upon the whole, he was unable to piove any particular charge in the bill, or to form any regular calculation in his own mind of what might be the feeneralasnount. The parties had come to the Angel in a poll chalk, and the Gentleman Paid that he came on the recom mendAtion of Mr. sutherton, a itefpeaable attorney in Wel s iogron, who was the father of Mrs. Burn.— He had heard a Gentleman of the name of Carpen- ter (peaking to his mailer about the Defendant ; but. all that he could recoiled of what pafftd was, that Mr. C. Paid that " he was a flippery yoting chap."— He had beard that Mr. Burn 's father was a pawn broker, in a refpeetable line of bufinefs. George Blanchard, waiter and hair &der at the inn, corroborated the Ratement of the left witnefs in many particulars. Thomas Eddifs, a clerk to Mr. Palter the pawn roker in Fleet greet, proved the family connetlion of the Defendant to be as before Rated. The minority.of the Defendant was admitted on the part of the profecution. The Come Justus obferved, that the Plaintiff unqueftlobably was not entitled to recover at law for any thing but barely for neceffaries fupplicd to the Defendant himfelf. There might be fomething in the appearance of the Defendant and others coming there in a poll chaife ; but it appeared to him that the whole of the credit was given upon account of the name pi Mr. Sutherton being made ufe of, and from a knowledge of the Plaintiff's own conneetioo. But as front the nature of the Plaintiff's cafe, there Was an impolfibility of proving . precifely and dif tinelly what neectfaries were furniflied to the Defen dant ind to him only, the Court nor Jury had not the lealtground for finding a ve r dia fo r th e Pl a i n tiff to any particular amount. There was, in particular, one gendeinan among he Jurymen, however, who Paid that he thought it very hard that the Plaintiff Should not it leaft have a verdia for fomething like what might be ftippofed to have been furnithed to the Defendant himfeif. They were informed from .he Bench that they were !worn to judge from evidence, and they had no evidence before them as to any angle article mentioned in the account, being furned to the De fendant bimfelf. The Counfel for the Defendant then Rated, that tol. had been depofited in Court for the payment of the fuppofed.amount of his own debt. The Jury then gave a verdid for the Defendant. His Lordthip, however, obferved that he could not record their verdia fubjeet tp that Lilt MCA timed circumfiance. TISBAULT V. GORDON. This was an allion of Debt upon a Promiffory Note of 81. due from the defendant to the plaintiff. It appeared in evidence that the defendant, a lady of eafy virtue, had removed from No. 55, Newman. (beet, to the honk of the pfaintiff, who is a working jeweller, and whefe wife is a mantua-maker, living in Richmond-buildings, Dean-flreet, Soho. There (Ise took lodgings at a guinea and a half per week, and eontradled the debt for which this anion was brought: which debt was partly for lodging, and partly for articles forniked ; betides two guineas for the ufe of linen. The evidence differed as to the eha rafter under which the defendant took the lodgings. The evidence for the plaintiff went to prove that the defendant had taken the lodging under the name of Mrs. Gordon, and had given a reference to a Captain Ramfdane, at the jerafalem Coffee-honfe, which Gen tleman the (aid was alone to vifit her, in other wore% that the was a kept miftrefs. The evidence for the defendant on the other hand went to thew, that the had taken the lodgings, fpecifying that this Captain Ramfdane was to vita her pa►ticularly, but that the mutt alto receive the rifts of other Gentlemen ; and alfo, that the had referred the plaintiff for her charac ter to No. 55, Newman•f►eet —lt was material for the defendant to eftablifh, that the took the lodgings upon a condition of being permitted to receive the ♦ifits of feveral gentlemen, and then the book would be in law confidered as a b—dy houfe, and no charge could in that cafe be fopported for lodging.—lt ap pealed in fain that the defendant had received dif ferent Gentlemen as vifitors, but it was laid on the part of the plaintiff, that the had notice to quit as ' Coon as this was akertained. Sir J. MANMILD feemed upon the whole to think that the balance of credit wal. due to the witneffes for the plaintiff. The Jury, however, after confulting for about an hour and a quarter, deduced the charges of 4 los. for the lodgings, and two guineas for the bed linen. After this dedueion, a verdie was given for the plaintiff—Damages 31. 75. sal. lAD TITIII.-NESS[ V. STS•ENSON. Mr. Serjeant ON,Low, in this cafe, applied to the Court for a Rule to (hew cattle why the Defendant lbould not be difcharged out of cußody, with the coils of the application, upon the ground of irregu larity in the proceedings of the Plaintiff. In order to underhand the cafe completely, it will he neceffary to mention the circnmßances. The ac tion was commenced about to or 14 months ago, by the Plaintiff, Heffe, again,* the Defendant, Dolor Stevenfon, upon the following grounds:—Coopes, an ingenious man, had invented a method of manufac turing Paper from Straw, and ellablifhed a mann fiaory for that purport-. He afterwards fold his (hares to tilf...rent pertains, and one of them was fold to Dr. Stevenfon, the Defendant in the prefent ac tion.' Dr. Stevenfon rutin afterwards difpnfed of this [hare to Mr. Heffe, the Plaintiff, for t aool. and coo veyed it in due form. Not long after this tranfaaiou, it was dilkovered that at the time Coopes had con veyed the !bare in epiellion to Dr. , Stevenfon, be was a bankrupt, and confequently could not give a good title. The validity of the title given by Stevenfon to WAS dcltroyed by the fame ciretimaance, and the adion was originally broogla by the Plaintiff again!! the Defendant, for the purport of procuring either a good tide, or die refforation of the ptuchale money. A terdiet was given for 4lse slsisiilF. tout tite r Court delayed judgment for- force time in order to allow the Defendant an opportunity of applying to the ACtgnees of the bankrupt Coopes for the confir mation of the title. This could not he procured within the time fpecified, and of courfe the Plaintiff proceeded fer his money, and Cued out a writ offseri facies, which was executed; bus the tale of the De fendant's goods and clunks only produced about sou Pounds, fo that (even hundred Rill remained due. For this he brought his anion of debt upon the judgment, and obtained a writ of retest ad fatilfaciadsam, againft the body of the Defendant, who was thus taken into cuflody. The grounds of the motion to the Court for the difcharge of the Defendant upon common bail, was the irregularity of the proceeding for it was conten- 4 ded by Serjeants now and Sn or alit), that after the Plaintiff had made his eleition of carrying on his fait by a writ of execution, he could not how change his mode of proceeding by retorting to a writ of raper ad fatisfaeiestdasa to recover the remainder of his debt. If their Lordibips (hould not agree with them in this opinion, (till the Court had a difcretionary power of felting prifoners at liberty in cafes of this fort, upon common bail, if they Mould fee good reafons for It, and the circumtlahces of the prefent cafe were fuck as rendered the exercife of this difcretion extremely proper on the prefent occafion. Serjeant Barcar for the Plaintiff was heard againft the motion. Sir. Mawsrtas.o obferved, that anions of debt upon Judgment were not to be favoured. Still, however, he faw no reafon why the Plaintiff, becaufe he had adopted ooe mode of proceeding, which after doing its duty, had only produced part of the debt, &mid be excluded from the employment of Tome other mode to recover the remainder. He did not fee any particular occalion here for the Court siting any dircretionary power. Upon the whole he was of opinion that the Court could not, in the prefent in fiance, comply with the application in felting the pri toner at liberty upon common bail. The Rule was accordingly difcharged with coils. It was underfiood that the Affignees had at length agreed to give Mr. Heffe a valid title, but as the con cern was likely to turn out a bad one, he refuted to accept of it. ■oViriu i 6. In a cafe in which it was Rated, that it had been agreed by the parties that aol. Mould be paid as the amount of damage.. It was alto allowed on all hands, that fol. had been paid by the Defendant's attorney to the attorney of the Plaintiff. In tome time after this the Plaintiff changed his attorney, and the fecond agent gave notice to the gentleman ailing for the Defendant, that the remaining fum of tot. fhould be paid to him, and not to the perfon whi had received the former futr. He however alkdged that he had not been paid the amount of his coils.— The attorniei then applied to Come of the gentlemen at the bar who had been concerned in the fiat, for their opinion as to the meaning of the agreement and the role of Court. Not fatiafied with their declara. Lion as to the fpirit of the agreement, they applied to the Prothonotary of the Court. They were Rill, how ever, as far from being reconciled as ever, and three learned Serjeants of the Law were retained to (up port the relpeeive cafes upon an appeal to the Court. Lord Chief Julliee Hamm eta obi - erred, that there was always fomething fufpicious in a cafe in which a gentleman kept mwney in his bands Which lie had a right to pay to another. The clients might per haps be very well able to bear this fort of litigation ; but he mull oblate, that it Rill was not very right that a paltry fquabble &mild be kept up about the payment of tor by which the original turn would be three times increafed. He did - not think mils that the tot. fhould be paid with interell, on account of the extraordinary delay, and defired that the bufi nefs fhould be fettled before the Prothonotary as fpeedily as poffible.--.ltule enlarged. WRAOG O. NeLift. Mr. &rjeant SNIPPIER° moved that the rule to fbewcaufe in this cafe (bould be enlarged. To fup port the neceffity of fuch an application, he read an affidavit, hating the ferious indifpolition of a gen tleman whofe pretence in Court was indifpcnfibly ne celtary. Mr. Serjeant DIST refilled this application, on the ground that his witneffes had been fubpanacd to come to town from Leather-head, and tl.e delay would confiderably increafe the expence to which they would be liable. The anion had been for goods fold and delivered, and the defence was the belt m the world, namely, that the goods had never been deli vered, and that coafequcntly there was nut A la thing owing.---Rule enlarged. BIRTH. On Saturday, at Ida book b Gowerdtreet, Bedford [quart, the Lady of James Sc,tin fifq. of a foe. MARRIED. Saturday. at the AbbeyGiftreit►.llhtt, De. Semi: Hatehon, Phyfician to the Houfehuid of Na Royal Highoefa the Duke of Kent, to Mlfa Frances Du Puy, of - Taunton. Lately, Jo►o Prelim, Elq. of Yarmouth, to MS Bloom, of Trowfe, Norfolk. On the sth i•aint. at Edinburgh. I tegument Colonel Clarks Pte, of the sd (or King's owe) Regiment of rkaports to Mira Cates Dwaine, fißar ot the late Colonel Archibald Douglas. R On the sad alt. at Mahon, Mr. R. Wood, of the Blot Ban pub lic kook, of that place, to Mrs. Sarah Martin, late boufekeeper to John Webb Waco, Lfq Guildford, Sarrey.—We have to Italie, that this marriage took place In conkqucnce of an advrrtifement for A wtre, which appeared In the York Herald ia July 1.1. The advertifement being read by the lady's mold, ate immediat.l) mewed it to the hoefelteeper, telling bait would he a good match for her. After foam hick morcfpondener, an interview rook place at Grantham, and the lady was brought down to Maltoo, to fix the iltuation. Every thing proving agreeable, tit. marriage was fptedny contaminated —.Seldom baa any dreamt acre happened at Mahon which has excited more cationty and attention : there is fearedy a perks in the town or neighbourhood ►at has been a t the aloe Bali, to pay their trip. :is to the bride, who Is a vety hats :forma and molt telpeetabk 110111111. DIFD. On Tuerday re'nulyht, at St. Andrew., John ;Indicthint, M. D. F. R. S. Ed. Prof.-OW of Natural Plastaphy In that Unit... Tiny .. He bad difeharrd the public dirties bia the prestalng day, and ipent the awning as tibia with hi. (away. *mare'', iy In pry rot health. but is the morning was hound expiring in hi. bed, and all atelical raid teak iikeiredillet ref &anal year* ►chore t►e death at Dr. Rack Pdinbunch. he wa. eharn by that calibrated ate- Oda ►i. araftant is ►as padic lcAtim. In the Important Ration which be afterwards Stied be tilkharial hip dot y with daistecr sad tarda. At Rimmithote the kith at °debar, David Deasy. Efri. or Drumm. Os %oda). lift in taw ?th year of big age. Matter Lorton bark aoly foe of June. %tarot. Erg. Nearer of Mont.!, ♦Lout the mld.ik of Await WI at Anthrua, nf the yelinw fever. Captain Varro, of the tit (vat (hod% who bad been t►en for foot mac of Brigade Ihtejor to Mt tack Updier On. Doak". TO Itolo Or. Ifitn elks I Son fr.Pvto.if nts 4o miostesafter 7I 20 ni;nufm O I rr 4 o afar HIGH WATER AT LONDam rotiroE Mbomou St "to tot after t ••• •• sr sinuses after From the flight Hoo. the LORD AARON. To Mr. CHINO, Apothegm, Cheapbde, near St. do yob the juAiee of nequstintitis you tl . ai my Son harderived very rotterril bent* **Wpm Wnisi Medicine, laving been wasted byWorsteabwee a nor ignite nail formidable manner, and attended by a Phyßeian of great Rill, my earn perforat Wend, I ire/nerd, but not t►itf.oed sequa4tittiy to ado inciter your Medicine; the raafeemenee was. ditsr sty so ' oru relieved from 4 1.0111, which cannot with propriety be deßnli ed, but which sweated to belie to • m tid fbefb pernteiosrknirAAil and I. farther antodot you: that from the oaf.: and teßeac. or m g , operation of your Medicine, I am encouraged to rep. at it, if I edve say of *de fymptoms wit% which f adt well acqrainted fr,4l vaTdifygreemblettpertalee. ' I !myself° recommended your Medicine to ray friend+, psrtim.. , lady a family with which i am nearly eonnedterl, where it h done very greet fervkd, and when we Meet I ball acquaint v..e with more features In which It has been attended with ped.3 fuccds, elpecLaly "along poor children. I am, Sir, Your easy obedient & Matt. AR:MACDONALD. Doke Greet, Weltrninker, Nov. se. Sold Whoteat. at Cithit and Butler's Medicinal Wtrefigota. Cheapfide,Londondn boles at saild. and as. 9d. each; may be DID retail, of Haswned,Utelktillarn ; Margate; Burtch, Rene, gate ; Slisrpc. Demi; Britton, Saftry, and Simmonds Canteen*. rig Esker, Heresy, and Son" S nob Impten ;Earn audGiNika Portfmoutb g Dockland and Welton, Porrka : Bennett and lee, Lewes; Orrtot7 and 011hert, BrOfitun ; Spooner, Worthing; Ma sud, Al arri.t. Metier, and Sints,listh ifolgen, -heppard, and Brown, Brißrrl ; Gosdby and Penny, Shcrloone ; Wood. Harvey, and Rail, Wayasnoth •; Cliukweirthy, Payne. Milliards, and Wills, Plymouth; Hodand and Congdon. hock; Knott. Dr,- nnotham ; Poole,Chefter ; Keymir, Cokhaft:r ; Mega and Stains, Chelmsford; Smith, Ragmen. Mod Bdbiberkil MacDotald. Glafpw ; Watkins, Hereford ; rah, invemds; Billings, Greece, Gore, and Sayer; Liverpool; limns; Wright; and Holmes, Leeds ; Burbage Ind Donn, Nottinglivo; Edge and North , mpton ; Dead, lattnduth ; Bock, New York; Garner, Bohadoes ; Cantwell and Bun. Dublin; AkeO-' bead, Walker, and liodglnn. Nowesitle; Peek Rots, Radian,and Muieatta , Hull ; Wolitenhohne ant Blanchard, York ; Da mn. and Stesenfon, Norwich ; Jones end Mr ter, Orford; Dray ; Sunderland •, Wood and Edelows, Shrewfbory ; Ncwcombe., Stamford; Thlriwall and Pratt, Searbor web ; Leese -nd'Kniet.t, Windfor ; Smart and Co. Leaden( ; and by mid 11;,- \fawn and Perfumers in every town la the United Koldom. HAVING dedicated tayfelf to the (lady, and bees gratified by de woe ennikicrable practice in that brand which 1 thostbt trim. =foie& !Weft Mat' I bate not wori employed aritteendiai dad who, •is the eattlifiye fide at de profdeon, ars oaadanaly tquorwrol in =certainty and caws= =ray, attain'tbat In& wttea IS aqqWtod kVeaneenctathi inteeedual power = nes dare at dtrideta• The deldas d =MUT, arc pcculiady Maven" kir *sr brine with teen a wain or eirsdailtant fruptanis sat. by it;di ! =rof nilak edgy. Mewl= Wait harm= ambit —s they sere hem the praialcace inple, dye babies of anion WS, tbe =entre del= of m=hefty, the V:: quire die nod didann prdldliod ;int by de learn= ot uneducated mat, the iyaqatorne are wanted, awl the wwW =low is deftiwyet , . . As. mama, of the ROYAL COLLEGEri smarms. I ground my pretenbens cm rqgularl al et ber o: ft e r duestlaa; and polidim any privilege to preetief, fen aldtted t that confidence Mat which Maya Miens nee fo howeired. In the Olt feafacioesof legal lifeijlOti early wllustlesi prevent the callielfy ef a debilitated Rana ; bet where the ft* fern, from a makiewinfe of the instagasifs of the vfee whim 'caned his miafereme, le fearful of the contempt or centre of h family pbyfidae. and breads mar Ws Infirmity with earefld coo• ealtwect, it ersft be lathaufiery for him to be aired net only of espabllaty of *muscat. but ado of the molt lovielabk frosty. And to recent Venereal Compliant. It It pnlfilde to prey -et pale, danger for dards; la the melt complcatei ales It la the amens , mem of exchive s in tbis law to clod • fife. amain, wed fpeedy I din the advantage of this aped -Des to there neither fez *ha are Meted with any bind of DEBILIT Y, of any I y mrtams VENEREAL 94141CT10N, and it all e:. fro the terms of remit neratico alt Rued ce the fist bternew . Patents in the country are espeesd to halo& a Bank note, aid are requeded to todfy their itge and manner o• being. • MARTIN MU, Member of the ROM COblit Of degrease In imbo► Nola, drundelftreet. at'en4 sen Tail* liar • TILE CORDIAL HAl.nt OF GILEAD. In Half-Guinea Bonk', or tie n( Four In one Family butte' for sjo on whkh yo arc !arrd, alt.. the Doty; the Stamp of which bean the w..rds "Sam!. Solomon, Liver p 0.31." to prevent eounter'cits there or; Balm in Gilead ? is those nn Pbrfleian there Vl'hy then is not the health of the daughter of my l'euplc recovered! Jer. 011.25. "'lire Lord bath muted Medicines ro grow out of the Garth. and be that is wife will not abhor them ; tor wish fuck duth he hAal men and take away their pains "—Excl. x.xviii 4. `• I TT is notorious, that various diforders of the loitnno A frame arc brought on by diffipar kin in youth. and the gravy*. Lotion of thee rules which p:o.lenee di..:, a for the pre:crawl...a of licalth, an 4 layirg a fcund,in.l r, a long Mai happy life. with • firm and (hong conftitution. Thr libffings nt ht .Ith are no fooLer lolt,than painfol experience t• aches the ir.catm b masseafit, sist4 the uilb.pvy vaticnt look. around, too often, alas! in vain, for dm meal. of Ira recovery ! Wain. Soso Non, of I ivapnol. recommends his Cordial Baia of Gilead to all thole whore entlflituttops have been impaired by early improeicnce, and whof. nerve. are afffieted by Waite fled,, the too free tile of ardent (pin s., tea, or coffee; it well es to all perfons who are enervated by lung I did, rce la hut and unhealthy climates; In which cafes It will invariahly prove I f the molt fi. vertigo efficacy. bracing the relaxed caeca, itrengthusing adil *orating the conftitutlon. The various weabneles portdiar to the Fair der, come know dhaely under the power of this red.:main; and many Ladies of Fabian and refpedabitity have found It to be the bat nicitc.il ap pendage to the toilet they ever met with for recruiting the dreay.al diffipating the head-wh,taiotods, and languor; ereatiOg pleating vivacity, chafing away melancholy, and giving comet , * and Recoil* ft, the wbo'e fyflem. Prepare7lhy Dr. SoLosec;;;.l.;erpool, la toe. 6d. and 33e.hstr ties ; the Latter contains four of Oat forms, by which t►c p.r ebakv fives 91. Every gullible betide hai a Ramp, wtsi-h be," the Prop:icor'. wane andaddrae, a Sand. Solomon, Liverpool:* to haitate which k felony. H. B. The , l /erten to the Doulor mutt be pad, anal sob. 6d. u a refirce a a lt for.a.aw ice. Sold by Rtmnar.t, Haml•urgb ; R Bach, Pciter.flecitt , 14n. YOrt t hi.ttbrW`• NO. IS, Strand, f.rambin ; 4,•.1 in Ksth by itiard • Belahrun, Griguty , Biontingliant. Ku .t ,1.bay.1,; Bedford. 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