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_~ "TIP ~. LAW INTELLIGENCE. .. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY i 6. LAWSON, .111,41tT. .AND OTSSLS, wssrom AND OTHIIS. Borne parts of thiscafeare tif the very laft.im portance to the public. The leading Counfel for the Plaintiffs fitted that the Plaintiffs in this cafe were perfims of the high: eft refpenability and honour confiituting the Rich mond Ban* in Yorkfhire, a nd 7 brought this anion againft the Defendants, ;eery refpenable perfons likewife, and contlituting the Firm of the South wark B ank. The defence of this anion was no re- Belgian an the peiendants, inatinuch as they were neerelynomittalDefendants, and were itultinnifiesl' hy the perfon anually interefted. In Welbelpfier— hall, in. Guildhall, and in the Cityof London, kwss fancied, the quellion ilutt was now to be railed, had been at reft since 1764, When the cafe of Grant and Vaughan Was decided,and is reported ip 3 Bur:. This is preoifely the faint cafe, without the poi,- bility of being able to diflingnifh it. It wee as anion brought on.a Bill of Exchange for pal- BY the Plaintiffs, as Ifidorfees, againft the Defendants as acceptors. It would be lanacntalile in *eft times, as it bad been jtsaly. obferved b /Ask rya thbrity, *then we eat and dtink paper, : ~ ~ ita we on paper, if* Plaintiffs. ere not °'. A - O P cafe to recover. This Bill :was - drat , * 1 7 ok at fifty days, on the Defendanti who at - , At 4 favour of a Thomas Stokes, who indo .. a . William Spiess, who bid the bill fiolen kits • im. It then paled lbw the hands of a perfta who defcribed himfelf as J. Warren; who to in , per in the ordinary way, to the !hop of th e P . , tiffs, in Richmond, and j de fi red to have .. , t counted. The confidential agent of t be knowing Mr. Val) , perfenly dal, vrliA . fivetl e neighbourhood, and be 2101 in :Owing t., ' lxillt7 of the Defendants. the Acceptors, and fe4:. big the Bill perfeftlftsgularly. in ¢Ot iet/,' '44! p beate to difcount it. He *as pcneftil asitruth c4 faat the ,Perfons who brought this 5t.7.. , 2 lAA jhk .. -1 Acceptors muft be in a condition to I , "they had paid a full and valuable eonfide ration of It: The cafe of Grant sad Vaughan was &ft decideOtgainfl It r that - if .'4',lth aecide/ _,, him. .c was fall in secafe, . it. ____ Jed in favour of - the Plitindt a ppfort whiff iiilfeed or Role a Bill might bring an tallow upon It. 1 4 No, (raid Lord Ma'am dui) becaufe the. perfott ' who brought the aftion abort thew that it came to him fairly, and that he paid a full and valuable omfideration for it. He thould prove that the pre fent Pl. , irt iffs paid a full confideration for it, and dlrcoented hank as the Bank of England, or any LW • e Bank vrocildbave d, ,rtc. He Paid he ought make an apology 'to his Lordlhip and die anal of the jury for having wafted a minute of their time in hating It. The Bill was dated March 30, iSo t ' and drewn in faarour . ofMr. Stokes, and indorfed by hits soThornas Splers, front whom this Bill had been Rokn. Lord MANETtILD is the cafe of Grant and Vaughan, Paid, if one o f two perfons had been guilty of negligence, and the qualm was, which of them Arnold bear the lord? the *Wirer was clear, he who had been guilty of negligence. Mr. Spiel's, the holder of this Bill, ought not to have indotfed it tillbe had been ern to pay it away. If.be had kept it unindarfed is his pofferion it would have been perfattly fare. The Bill was here re-ad. It was dared March 30, ificat. “ Fifty days after date, pay to the alder of Mr. Thomas Stokes fool. YAW received, William Vary." Accepted by the Defendants mad ladarfal, Thomas Stokes, William Spieni, mat I. Warren. The band-writing of the parties was asbnittesh This was the Plaintiffs' cafe. Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL, for the Defendants, Paid; they had eat proved they had paid value f a it. Lord KILOTON (aid, it was a very good trims facie cafe. The Leading Counfel for the Defendant Paid, ; he did not rife to difpute any of the general propo idols laid down by his Learned Friend. It was not his cafe to cornea them. He admitted that a Bill of Exchange drawn, indorfed, and accepted, night be negoctated, and that any holder of huh a 818, km ~)W for a valuablvcoafideratiots,might maintain an adios upon it, although, in the coatfel of its coming to him it might be enquired by fraud, or even by theft. w hich was eitablithed its the cafe of Mar and Ater. But, he contended here, that unlefs a Bill of Exchange cams in the fair and or dinary courfe of trade—whit- it came without circtunllances that indicated any faftricion—dsc holder was not entitled to recoves Thits Bill was offered to be difeounted at the Richmond Batik. 1 seder linguist circa:ll62mm. After i t lad been accepted iti London, at a conliderabls dißaate of time after it was drawn and accepted, anti within three weeks of its becoming due. it was professed at the Richmond Bank ;anti that impofadaa *in that degree of attention, and that duty - which was Deceffary to amid itapofition it and which deity was exercifed by other palms when a.B lof fo large an .41:11011nt was. preletued by e, man 'dill was a total Arms fen The Ri,lonoacl Bank chara. dilcatnit it, Dieing a 501. tar (malt notes sawn, earl a for thebther asol. payable tat their Agents in London. blow, it had been de, sided that fuck Bat of E.xchinp moil snag to have been taken fairly and leasaide in the cearfeaf Eilltit, and pith the grcatett caution and peattleace. That was a duty which every man . in nogocia i tiog 'ills of Exchange had a rtgla to esp.Jk as the hands of another. Did there not odd in this cafe amt.! tiro um Ilances to impofe the duty of enquiry? He would thew by witneffes, that it was an ex tretnelv cmufnal thing; and he did not believe they could thew a tingle enhance of a Bill of the mag nitude of snal. having been accepted in London, and in sbrlegular courfe oh circulation, gettiag back again toltoriditire, ancithen difenttated with out a tingle sptedion being afted. If dick. things were to be 7611 r—if one man did not lend another the aditianea of his prudence and caution—impo sitions of this fart would he endlefs. It was ad vertifed feveral times in three or four of the Lot:- .ton Papers. in the molt extenfive circulation, the: (pch a Bill was miffusg„ and defiring the perfons Sow oitofs imooloiomytiomoo to liop it. This Bill had beta Jraent liy Mr. $/ailir, Nk436 is a Ckn dernan to the neighbonthood of Neweidile, on his! Banker. in town. in fit Voitr Esf Mr. Suo:skis agent, who bad paid it to Mr. Sp!ers, who carrying st to be difeonnte4 it Was Nolen from him. • It s:, - as Come time before ii became due-=they had notice,i and they might have Itt pped that own Bill for . 2501. they tonic no means of thee fbit, Inn con choked thernfelves With a culpable degree of he gligence. Lord Bitevois— ,, What do you 'fay is. the: amount of a Bill that ought to pals at coming' fi-orn a firanger." The COnnTel fimpored a Bill. for t 0.0091. tQ be I brought to any Bank by 4 Wenger, wits it for al Banker Immediately to fill his pocket with his owe * Shop Notes, or ought nut rather the magnitude of the film to have ilaggered him I He Ibbmitted whether this was not, if he might he allowed to de that etpretUon, a fiaggering. 11140 I .He fhould prove by Bankers that thty would not have dif counted it without making enquiry. But what was; the bell proof--they had dope fo, end not re ceiving fatisfanion, the Bill *as returned. He !bouts( prone that inch a Bill circulating in the etitintryttitift itteeffailly excite sfWeion, and that they 1644'111 kite putted on ruili tali% and would ildt have di piloted it its the manner the Plaiotiffs hacidosies.' they made no toquiry.they did not alk a flitgle'qeellicitt--but dlfcenntted this Bill at &Ye.t i 6 6 # the iiidity which was extretnely col-. gable 2,theeins . of getting ihto circulation a ti quantity of their urn paper, winds was prodatilive sfrtnifchier,•and which he really thought required fame p4t4ic theth: ' In prudence' and jltfilet thei catight nist'to have dlfeouoitd it. The deelßort iss the cafe of Pentad and Rhoda, had ellabliked that *me degree of caution Might to hie ofed in dl( etthntiqg Belli to a m a n acereirded in no &ape , wh4ever. • Loyd Itsayon obferved o .that' When a Bill of the magnitude of tool. was ufed as an argument, Mt , dreaded that argument that fitted folely on the amount of 'the Bill. He admitted thch etprelllcess were tiled bygrea; authorities a hut when he found this erteeption, he doubted there wet fotne little' Malady in the aignmeit When this Bill was terol tented at the litiehmera Dank; eogb j r they to hate taken a horfe and cent, up to London to enquire of the Acceptors t &me drafts-to :st very large amount were brought town by tintless to fonte great men, o ht ihey to fetid back to the couttry to trace the d great hands throttsh which filth drafts bad di A noble Duke, to whom the Country was as much indebted as to any other man to lithe die tnionteements he had made (the Duke of Bridgewater) drab a draft for tosioool. in fanfor (idle Phblic„. • - ' --1 : • • The Counfel for Delenddetfald, as kb:dome through the regular channels of that nohliDuke, nom= could fufped it. Lord Kim YON Paid, if he emit:l4l2m any blame able negligence in the Richmond Ilatik, he would do fornethtng : but hers was a Bill accepted by a refpedable Houk, circulating through the mum try, and got into the hands of a Mr. Warren, who unfortunately turned mit to be a male MO Roiert fem. Said his Lordthip, I cannot tell what to do with it—lt would peralize the whole trade of the country. lam sot fuse, if thii defence were td be admitted, that it would not go to Balt of tot and there *Mild be a total end of 2U paper credit. 1 1 Weft the Jury infer culpable negligence on the Plaintiffs or their Agents, I do not know how the i Acceptors can defend themfelves spina the pay- C I alt of this Bill. With refpett to the advertife mint of this Bill in a number ofthe London newt .open, I know from experience that that might Awe been done, and t not have reached the par: 1 Wfll in the country. if it had appeared that it had lien infested in a Paper that cmcohted in that Part of the country, that perhaps might have been a degree of evideate. I remember when I was a Counfitat the Bar, an anion brought in theCoonty of Hereford to recover ten guineas, • A reward to that amount had been advenifed in a Newfpaper that was circulated in that County, to any perfon who would produce a horfe that itad been Wen. the adyertifement was figned by the Defendant, and the horfe was found by the Plaintiff. and se- . timed. The Defendant denied - that he knew arty thing of the advertiferrtent. An Anion aas Stought, and the ten guineas reetwtred, nit the ground that, as the Paper was read in that County, The jail* inferred he mud have known of the ad ' vertifernents Robert Willeiiifort faid,he was partner in a Bank ing-honfe, with Mr. Lumley, at Stockton, and was applied to difcount this Bill. He knew the Drawer. The palm who brought it was not a welledref ed.man. it was their courfe never to diktts' Bills that were brought by grangers. He not ordy ipakt of his own mode ofdealing, but he had never heat dof any inteance of its being done before in the North. , LenekolLserow athed, how far %oath it went— whet* it went only to the Treat, or ea the other fide ofei t The witnefs made no anfwer to that queflioa ; bat ou crafirexaminotioa foi4 he bad •cense tas to lostadoe fear al* porpofe of this cattle. The perfon lobe offered the Bill to bedigmenteillt from his aps gegrspgr, excited his fufpiciou. He 'twilit not can alise:how a ?erg's' ofhiaappearance Could be lam steple in poiefion oils NW to that anemias. Mr. Lightly, Clerk of the Northallerton Dank, ,fold; he recoffened a perfon I:Airing die Bill in mirthful tabu diftonntech • Ha did not difcount it, becaufe he did not know the man. The Winn who offered the Bill was a man of very genteel appearance and good addrefa. Lord Ks it row here obfereecl, that the other wit nets would not tfifeountit,,lnteatikth on whit brought ii had not the appearance ofti ' ' and had. nn adduct. - • - • • The witnefs farther raid, thathefeemed to be a very well inforined man. As wasa totaffiranger to him. They frequently difcounted Bills for gran ' gers, but he never recollcded a It to filch an amount pretested by a ilranger, before that, to be difcounted. Lord Kiev° ' ... , #tat4nne imuntry. Banks only ilifEnttritCd , Mkt for, the tirade alpstelit . . .... , 4*k winiatne. eilhoiii *Alia MattlatattD.', ,• . Particular rile to ai l ..4t• "It mote Yetterday inerolat, at eleven o'ciaea, at L ambeth Pater, fcrupulous than ofliers_i_ and 1 the Defendants tom p _, _ d _ could thrniv tl;c lca i‘ fdrpreitm on the t :Apiluili of iiii . To d a i.d7,;il7,,', iltU t t e r-:`,i, otgi. gri l l i P tury, 7 22 . : the Pl•iintits, or of their not paying tvtialltable pretence q t• the Dteheff of. 44 Site Eart,Nlll Qbetittrs of tOntlektatirin for this Bill, he Mould Oen 46 lit ch:cheftettlelSulltskintatkl Oat ridv I , q pa,.. with both his ears. There might tie faint come? r. ibe bor i ne rge au san " . T agor M adr "'"i, hi ti 4 naer•" 4 -art musics atteudiN theft Dunks, but there were fame inconrentences ; and they ought t o he tin er fume other regulations . said his' LiirdthiP;Ah • b are udvertifemcnts in &feral Newfpapers thlit are circollating . in Dernythire, Nuttinghamthire, tied Other counties of England, slating that Batiks in to be welted in quartets.-std fay ho triorel inn very snook Alarmed for &rel ve._ great toorns-where fotne parfaits art going to open - Banking ADVS . * PORIODS with, in London, where they tee bents. •tioiski not be trolled with otie farthing. A Cowry' liewitaper was here handed up ratite Jury; and one of there adVertifements•pointed oat to them. 'Mr. Smart raid he 116,0*.tiankor in Lisindeir that it was not the eußont hese to etifoount b . to a large amount for arangers. Ur. Gißas obtereel that phis Was dangerobs eq. dene. • Lord wattyon rata thate was TO cl ang% 0 t finiArni a )4111 for 1 "TO'"?t t ! a y d 4g . kii . , . 41. t 41 , 1 , t *. g ..0,0 for Bolters In . , ,an !,4).,49. 4 Mt. Barnettell ableflrEd, that enters in . , commonly difcnunted Bjlls tiniy for it ciao . who kept-account, whit tlii. :. 1 " • Lord %taro* find, he did nett think whet - the white& faid was evidence. Actrortilak tn• it yak Boit , talte.'the . , ping. of every WWI judgment, whith world !WI kW% a* obuttettiabsty. • • The Comfyl fold ha 'add to. thew the email of the trade. Lord Isidro* raid the cootie of trade depended upon the convenient* of every Man. He did not know where they would ga. They would leave no rule upon earth. Mr. V•ux laid he believed it was very well known there was not the itnallefl analogy between ti 'lattice In London and in the Country. • The Defendant's Coutifel olifeived, tkff. tha Country Banks, who ought to exerci& a kveatea aerie of cantion than Xnieta in tonda:," uted. mach •lets, -trdiu the dethe.thei . had of tirt4tainit thihrotro paper. , Wildcat/UM , Who wat il oltik to the Plaintiffs, was caned' to prote 1 . r hid) 414 atill and valuable etin fi detatkiii ' &$lll in gnettion. He difecatnied this BBL' knew Ole drill/0,14r. Vafp he had repeatedly &counted his lei il'e to a large amount.. me. 1041 k filltivast *saleable confidefition for the Bill in otiellianlNO-f 6 kite* ikokees hand writing ; and* Me. 811apletctii,:whp was in their honk at die tittle , half: the %VA& writing o' the Defeari9, • • • • • i On etc ii-exatnlnitlotti' hi fail] he pait t i t tl Bill on London for ' 1 1 01 : ithif 41, e ' '' , 1 notes. The parfait that brdoght . the l it faitra name was Warren. He hied tritelpeftsiblevelks slue: ht teemed to be IRAs* 6o; . and red as if he Meant to re fi de in' thteettittry. •• e hat' lb much the appearance of a • Clentlearanitlitithatfradi the Draft payable to John Warren, lEfel. Ho find he had never difeetinted ONE ten' To lit* mi amount before to a Rranger. W hen the Coined for the Defendant via! Wag this Gentleman why he had not been more .purtf. culla is his enquinesi and ;add this tetaslitart ha lived, Ac. Lord Newsom, afked tjte Connie what ha vreadd hare fail if any cattier of a Country Beat bad a&ed hint their nuedionsf His Lordthip find fads noellioas went to the circulation of 'every bank note that had been Med. " How came you by fade a note? It is not likely that a man with fuels a coat fhould be headily no poffeffion of fa& a 1 nosy tr.--of a sots to fa large an amount." . ' The Defendant's Couofilsobterved, that is one of the cafes that had been decided on ibis cubist% fufpicions relied upon du man that offered tbo nate ' bccaufe }whoa a round hat and a gisett.cont, and therefore was taken for a highwayman. But now, from the general chefs of the country, ac cording to %lack marks, every man was a highwar man. Lord Itivovos faill,lr there was any using in she cafe that Mill railed a fufpicion that the pitied& had traudentry difcounted the bill, it woulst opt- sate at an eminago on their claim r latt;,llls re verie appeared to him to be die fain. _._ •. ' The fury immediately maned a vindiflNFOr the Plaintiffs—Jana:a 5201. • COLLRT W. LORD [llth. In this faucet, which arifes out of the Dutch pro perty captured by the Noble Lord, Mr. ATTOl ey Gassaat moved to put off the trial on ae coon& of chit abfeace of' Admiral Paolo Ls, with out 'whole telliainsty the Noble Lord would be as tieneelefs as he had rendered the enemies of his country. Mr- Easeina ("pored it, on the ground that the application ought to have been made in term; as they knew of going to ttiaL, and of the neteil: ty of the tellintesny they now atked kw. Ple find they had made a &Aar application on account of the abfence of Sir T. Li votorrom it, bur his Lard /hip over•rtilidthat applitationon the fame ground nitich he oppefict noel to the prefent motion. The ATTOMIIIY Gleataat replied, that they had written in Admirid Mt*, and ought to have reek/firer kni antra/krill". erday's pot! 1 6 that they did' not know their witnefres would' be abfent. Lord Rewrote, after -a few ob&rvations, poll potted the trial until the fittings in nest term. There were fame other Special Jury cantii ap. palmed' for the day, but they were all either coin rtr:l.l.C.4 or referred. r.' • Ar Holvtlaa,4atalpraalllltae MA Matti ilialthlala tam'. neat linen-draper, at On the 7th WM atigtE r t: th ear ScarborOugh t In the vth year other ate . MittiiihilffS leftid daugh...? of Zachary Huillmaftp, hos of larlsohafbawittaltaLondtpa, Efq. deceated. On Satarday te'nnlght, Mr. Collinfon t of P.gtrx, gram. As he stiaa atilkifig OP the fide of a litiaea fliggon, pie f ar from that place, he ithhettittattly !UMW( a tune, and being unab le to Water tifelf, fell grata tie *loth of the waggon, whifltsuans Aiffi At Soutli Cave, alter 4 teeere illn , klaWca app, Sankt& IR the km Vetni. Tapp, of that 1 -n; ADV ANC= ,P4IGA WI Ala gums 911 - DO Caj;,.. IN confiquenc :. cli - . theist. papmroaklit4 idvancre the ;WM ifla bl v ir al bitrii - 41111. the llifetor 'de, W of Books, to an tie* thltf - t o rs of tho y o uowint Rohlicesikes, thwookowlnitstrwanaftsr the tBth day of July, zlict,t o WiDbeonedeppdartwopyilsegpiccs of their leveral Ifumbers as Moist. vlo, . . . Tke Imperial Farley COMMON' Villi‘ttittir ed on a very large typeorldldflpiet tiSPWS O PID4i fl. o. uni dieily ier ons, by the Rev. I, Cliplifissa hid folhottidualKh. The Imperial FAbAILY DINA with. ion% embellilhed witlin ts coppersi t on i on un commonly large. m wt. to Va. . The Daiekrhl . Ili OfildiCiollWWWWWWWtorn theme, and Ttifitillratnital Dilfarlirbela of liglOwalPadtas ta to as. 3d. each. The BRUTISH 11 1 .6 . or,Wtrieman, %mfr.. ittettr id lientinat . - man, add Pagaillee , ili ..., beenfit, Mint. ii tle and all kirk of ruin yob, ounlemplaiat Nth' wed= a. , went of a ilia* re, Pa AWN PIP", fittlijevaores for catching game.. lbe erena b ,3l !Milk VAlkaVOgi.. 'enigma from ts. tolle sd. ' CULPERWE's IWlTlNtiWillafklisvlllittlifalefe FA. MILY PHYSICIAN, wish tt fit and alarm, from wore, of all ;ix . P " - spdtor at ; sod diredtions In all &order: . ' `, ens I/ - ; beak which no family HI dd . :— .:'.. • :• The' plaih maabasa from de op KC • ' 'ti Ml:ft 3d. The late Dr. Sib h . 1 1: 1, 1 44 1 P4an ifitblit/WaVa4 SCI ENCES, with Oa DoEtriae p( DiainatipayMagic, dwitfroaa 6d. to Bd. each. Dr. soy* KEY to Coirititeet Penny iNquieri itmliiieuk Sciences, with wary osiod. erewarinipwatha Ildia.maddbera front 6d. ' to:Sslatt-dc(ter o 2,Fa, 4 , 4 0 1 i: t 0* of the fecret !ital6l la Seta, .'e plain, 51..—caoutili, WI ito • ^ se t. , i . -• r , sa , .1 ) , .... . _ . expee tation _ preparcd in Pale, ihrif dpera i Sfrtt gl i • - The Pal are as &I MO Stamiefetehyseelenartipferefeenbl! in Flatuknciea and Isillgelitlese and by thid en ay erotic of • operation, (inicnfible rripindluq) thcy mine the melt obhinate Add °Mei at the Arse dine invigorate the debilitated conftitudon. The Fluid Efience ie a remarkably - AIRE 2rls2Beltion noreffarily tied with the POW; endshet geherattY asthma a angle* Wader, min in the deepe4E Weed. nrefolesi it resnowe a)* teak of gilds, by beiggidg cie a• iciretitatios is the pat. by cilia Steens; tits Mere* 410:Iiraftes, odd 30'. sad It.. Ifftatiotee, art NSW by I thieVeliplioidegel • Is tiff- . noun Hend•letri eillaide.isfientestenscrdirff• tail by the feggefi l ies of freest i g let tiebiethicip-Ate, jo ust's:net pre part • a theme of for the 'i)f tlieeitquatly grate ful as the Honey or *OM 'Mitt It can only be holm kb Mack AC 01 0 4eforekt47 -Loseulort, in larger fired Settles, at t as, bd. eels.—Tbe genuine to gniihed kale einatrififlen bg alb . Pate" nap the Sint ter, of R. 'neuron es thelaDieclench Pox oe bottle. It filly be had, et at y&a.cer, tete Meakine Ven der id the three hibglon* W • *series: To prevent couoicrfeit hap* aniellease riettise are neeeireerto be A pegigus o ••4 tr Vittif PrOkSonal Men of eduCalicfn arld'et• i i isib4 7imfibility &Mate irony ate metal (rim* tie fie peculiar BOMA, dlif ladies of k ossillosei folottdo he *Mt Wile** 01 . firgiOrlSlL Eight gears hay's! devoted my praelhe to the exclufive mom. meat of THAICII DOORDERS, and the h_ atoefaful ret'uit d my plan glees not add/demi ardbor to op p* as far as I a' Mr the remiss of tfa u t are"themaff brim rat lathe osailagant c elt After initiation into bona as an Away di= formed a with at society sermisoc shiniest tetheyp ignorance of Or The may &a ping% peitancy of gerstral t TbitTNIKEE INISORDISS, OD ifs eakillhhlllehl lane do. voted =Edon. comprise every fps...se VAIIIIIRSAL 1111 TE wheats Of a MOM as. Issr:.....sdly. All kinds of' ESlLfri, whether wiring 'the habits of gehborbont, or the iodalgenre of =nut qv, that de raogensena of ties Miens if Wanes wkidtio deed BARAEN• NESS or STERILITY. Nomprons difenfos are tha refine of igammsco as kebob the n , treatment of a ilinpk Conn aid it i z .Y . - ueggile bg4 , - peas that the feeds of Life Ire palliated by d unguarded hour. by a laposioe method oadeffibilltears ealdly awed, and even when others Myst HMI do I way pre mien) cifer's radical • . .. Few however are the cafes of ootnpll • is, AM Mader compared with the calamitous et air orbi from indolgeticeina sotmoty VICE, eies of a tialsetable Lids, sotralto then el4 l is cbg usavaidgble esgegieglice of fee unkagry Cullum broods ev P : lW ZLiag Ni tt cane Wmeals his dintutte... It may ba p fa* '4O elation for Win on know, that although it be an oiled ifilleuitt or otir 9. tanty wins mbar Prollidaranu sic sessmISSIS WW2 DUI. Call4Cll3lll the Padilladollingiagebe se (pi , rt • opt et _.y ogoarianen *spa aggehaigneVanua 11,0 b4g. to iithigc,„=lll.4l.llolBl - be prevent -I by an catty an ' of this tallbli IBM 04 to 1t , " 4 - *moo gran dlitailties wiharessr. wino elks Btu ; this Delletaaaibeeeeler pre ydbagrraytt Perl Irecnit mdlipatfebey ragaidtato wertvithe kwidednd (Paris of Life, and to et-stagnate the Ciwthatios. MARRIED WOKEN, who hairs Wag bath ifigreirt 4 in their tryedations of a Past*. may Ire'reml. eat em. 0 2 .4 hifiblu"W"ld rimbealt ie to elkidd s veal cutb abbr 'l-"i lw.YPVlP 4 esoir aki6 ' Di ThrSRGARC ttc QL-anfications *Wit I have timid to bate, rm rM We el my Pretentious, sod Inc with fekb eW imi tate:en is Om, that Pelr . psfilin l9l (ar by lleiws Wean stioltoss aa. As Aa4 tent. bawd. wow Tolgawbsy, : • Marc la so adatissall menage la •Noirnige tad the mot is on beads' doors. M. I. Matter of taw Royal °Amp „ n o, Ibtaboorw. 1.0111:1011• Noted. tot the Reward/ We by 1 00 ' DAN ISA, (spt Carusinvitrlxt). at the frail , * Irmo. arm. Ha t, Careratroet ;I=ll* I VIA =ft TIP alb C: Sons arum 1 2111 :1: 1 =re% ivgighri4 v ie cien ummmoskuMr dm hung The Capital Prizes, in the prelint 'Mb Lottery, ar" Teo df iooool. Two.of to,oool. Three of Twis of 20001. F.e of rood. Three of cool. r and Ruiner Prizes to the mount of 64,50bV.--eirher of them are "trainable for the int4ll rifk of °lily Eight Guineas, and which haws been ripsatodly experienced. by the public purchaf. ing thefr Tidies and Mares at M. Nictios.sires, ref, Cnrnhili. N. I). Priam Md on demand —Mott. the DrawZg o lilai nanary now am Expreil4 with c r i i ipst *144 "ilk dad* ini Arm vie ex der ;. 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