Star. — London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

!,"77 • /0 111 11 M LAW INTELLIGENCE. •,:G • u fa.s•-•..i.,-.-.. • .. • . . . ~ court riFKiNcesnENCit, JULY 16. . . . ... ~ . .Ari.ove: 5. r!'9. TON. " • IlliS wac an anion on a Policy .nf Infurance, • and the Plii Int Pt eafz was opcncd by MT. Ea it IN E, who dated that the Viwage infrared by this Policy was fia ni Liv.:rpncl to the t'oalt of A frica, on the Iltip and flnres, &c. on boatel. and from *Atrica to Dentarata, in the Well Indies, ant till four-and twente hours alter the (hip 11:oui‘i be moored in good Ittety in her port of delivery. - This was a rattled Policy,• and the Cum infored was 66och . . • It appeared, among other things, from the evi. itence of the Captain, that this fnip failed from Liverpool in Augull 1799, and that loon after the got to fea fhe made near twenty inches water an hour, and tlit frequent LC.: of the pumps was ab folutely neceJiary. Sh.: at fall, however, arrived fair on the moult of Africa:. where the ivas caulked. • and received other repairs, 'af -r• Which the took in a.cargo of !laves, with which file fet fail fot De- marara. For the fvace of 22 joys tile weather seas' favourable, and :he voyage* ptofperout. On the' 23d day,ahout twelv..e o'clock, when the *father was moderate, anti when flie was only gti,ing at 4 the Tate of four knots an hetir;•stey . t thrthsteX, or an *eaath9t.take.. tile Captain 'raid, e virli' filth' fo fitting seriong in the °akin, and it tee med as Yana, 114 had beets palling ovet a t eel of c-ratrocks.sle. Tito conrjagnait was awful. The guns were tbrowii from theft ptieds,',ond•the Negrogi tolled againil ea..-b othgrot It fatted about twenty fecondst. Int , mediat e: ly ..aftet the quip was afFdled, and the leak increafed s they finincrthemseives in the molt Jan getaue:tisaation, and had it tint hen for. the al lid. twee; of the (laves in pumping, they could not have boot, the flip abova.wattr. At hail they reached Dego:tiara, but in fuch a. Rate that he did not thiuk it:fufe to roott her. He therefore laid her to an old bulk, and landed her cargo. She was they fueveyed. and the Surveyor's were of opinion, that the onght to be run on fhore, and heaved down. When they were performing that *ope• ration s the went. to the bottom, and leis not a wreck behind, • - ~ . Mr. Goss., Leading Connfel for she Defendant, firll contended that thisdlis) wasvciefea-svkarthf, and, feeondly, . that the ;had been moored. in the eivee of Ltemarara.24 howl in good Gaiety, befhre fire was hall, and thardoafequently- the voyage iii Lured was pertained, and the linderaeritert dil; charged,. -. .••• ... , • After the czar . hail .-proietdo4 fotne length, both: of theft grounds ofxlefe nee te"cante do fro , at e , and they were abandoned. • The ingenuity cf Mr. Gress. loon raifed.op athird detente, which liis Lorcithip laid, he argued with great ingenuity.l* It was this- 7 .thp tom tufurecllegs 660c1. lau 1 thtmgh that *mac a fair value nthen.the - 7fhip failed Winn Liverpool, yet ,at the'conclufioo of the )royage, when the ilk, was loft, her;value was.gmettly. di. minifiwdeapd the Wares on boardynearlresliaufied. This was not a gaming pahca,-hut.a..gaming voyc. age. At the. clofe cif" ,fie Icrzar,.gie (hip was re duca in value beyond alleitT.ulatton, and, there. fore,..4he • Jury mail be oretinta* the Policy mull be opened 1 and as a Policy-of •Infuranee was a contra 9. of indemnity, the ;value of the IhiP:itt tl6 time the was loft Mud be the eriteriott of The fum the in/sired:was entitled to rec;ier. Vqlned roll: ei,s were entered into by parties to prevent the neceliity of calling witnetrost&prove the.. Value— . in foch a poiiiyit!waSalwa'ys'im4gritorathat the turn inlayed - -approached nearly to the • real valise of the property. • A great-part of what eon. Ringed the original value to. the amount of 66c01. bad been laid out ma the naves, all of whom arrira ad in the Well ladies, and-came to an excellent market. This was exadiy as if a man had two bales of goods on board, and 101 l one of them, and then at the end of the voyage, be were tia charge for both. A great deal of the fibres and other articles on board this (hip Were ape..' on the coat of Africa, for the benefit of the ii.(nred, and if they had enabled the Plaintiff to make his pur chafes in Africa, he !Load not receive the.suice of them twice. . •-• Lord Kkevom-Jes I think if I were to permit the parties in every filch Policy to calculate the tear and wear of fuck and fuels a caliNor.aachor, I fhould open a fource of litigation never to be flopped. You fly very rightly, that a Policy of Infurance ;sit contrafl of indemnity=you fay very rightly, that thongh•it be a valued polity, ii does not abfrlntely conclude the bulinefs. Lot d kl ems. Irl ELD MlN l 'lftiltuald etime out in pro , ' that a nu livl nu dstni'g :!.'0.0.1. and had intend 011 board to the i.duc of a calile only—l think that wab,r4- tiler loofa ta!'tirg. for Co great a man. But there ought to be- a eouticlerable disparity bctv:cco ;he cum iniurcd and tT.c real value nf.4he thing, lq fore a veined policy ought to be ;jet-alit:eel to be reduced. But I dtoilst whether you cin rake ',lto your confederation the tear and wear during the voyage. The Jury, no doubt, ought to calculate fb as to•prev.:...t fraud. 'llleir knowledge on this fubjeft t ill had them to On vil-..it is I:glit, Lt I rather thlt.l. Co.:) , ss ill Ir.; . t.f cp.: n.,tt..s wipald hi* !Aft!. :.,g it too Lit. "1 . 1.4 I I,C.it.vc, is the litd time I coca hear." this r.ni!.t .:rgi...a.1." Mr. Gist's fa;d, 1...: tlo - aght. II.: 1nii., , 1,t nrge this Iva; i...-. r,: '+r. 0 •'•• a fair valoa.th.n t 1.- I t,. A .!1,, t :, -. My, W: nrr: he 'f:d Mt I'T. , :W, .1:1,i U:10 .e.,..111,4 bc. lo•. 7 ..... :i... ct t.r.try, t•. a;.'.. t:- ... :.r ti... OW.. :,. : • •• 4 %ins riot ti)01,1, • .. v ).1...ti. !.,..1.t:.., : - .. r tl.a:, I.c. 1:1-.•:d ... , a 11: : :e ;!.ten!...: ::: : .1.• :le could not ri.a:.• on: thi. c.1c...:.,t1..:., .... .k: L.t . . , : ..nt the mow e ~: n .. i .. , ..,i,• ~ .i v . and the Al: roan mid:, stn•;•. -... i•. f Gentlemen of di.: Jury w.ae pc.... be could not make t o t tl.i. p!.•• • .• • cil.it . irt: the original ri.e ... .. I • • tio::. la: .rg Co-. 1 te-rni...n e•- t •. . ~ ...;:l ta i.•{ th•: tef:::e., the: h., I•c..•1 ~. ,'1 l'l- A 1- --...1. I .•. ...: v ••••• ...-;:!: ly.; 1 • 1... : • 0 .d.... a.. 1. otl. r t . ~ 1, „ ~„1 r , i •,', . •„•!: ,' ;. A i c: • .:* ' 1 ' ..bh ... . .- CI, 541 ' o,', til.lt it r. • ' : ~ „ . 1 i l . Ili, vk ii,i Iht rt.' ,t • . '.• ~ Z;,l , A is it could be made up :L.:: . sal fairl,y at (~: ~c .. t•: , t • At li - ts . .. , , !. t, the -commencement of the voyage, when fhe had performed' half her voyage that value war eery much Jiminifbed, and, at the time (he 1011, infinitely redowoi in Value. Althp i n7lt chip with lief-ftofes, tki. might be iiiiirtaten a/ 66001. when life a t Ail from LiverpoWyst•whell the had. gone through Berl hoke • v,oyage, to the of Africa, and after tal:ing on, boord.a cargo ot k itives, going to the cVell, ittelies,,hcr value niva.. !elec . heel' Infinitely reduced ; and if that,were ro,, cram the very situ tire of an . African voyage, it the valuation could nit continue nearly.tqual through- . rot the. voyage ( this,pvhhapt arts not. the cafe of any other vorage in the world) but if it were. known in an African voya,,oe that that•which con fl'otted one haltlof the value of the !hip was gone —w4Stelpeuded before theltad performed half the vat lye-,.—althoriyh if the had heir toll before the conitithrtrion of thatvaluelmiltalcen plhce. ft would hate l•en fair • and - jttil that the infttred ()soul , ' have recotered tor• it ; ct that value ictight• tint to be recovered by the Infured againft the writers when the v:ast.ltiott in that perind•ofthe voy ; :tr: when thofe materials which- conftituted her yalue -were hearty confcmesi... -Now he faid he 1:11voici ke extrettcly. lorry if in urging that ar s gutrOt,bc coitid, he lattpoled,to he breaking Lto ujaoh4itedaliiitwelya4rinthy.antreantile . world.• , ttl:fr'at'llAlinittgtxt..it wrong, tbat in _taster to, rMent tniiithee in a fev4ndividual carpi to gene ': r-Vhide,•wilfelYwas good upon the'Whole, should btoitett' thlAktgli. •lvaS "setter. in Yew cafes it44lidsgij beet clic thin - that fuel a genetal rUlethoul.t and fo teen wouleinot know what therektrethitiok •, t cut as their con.„ tracts, and What they were •entitled• to. if the' ' Gentlemen of the Jury thriefthe fa w any inconve nienee• would hire to. the commercial world froth whatim was contending for, they would no doubt oppafe is; bet it appeared to him that no inch in cuny,tt:-nee would arife from it. - It appeared to hint thi, was a cafe lid jut* He-admitted there was no pretence for.-Paying this applied to wcv other tint an Africaa.-voyage. The role he withed to lak down was a clear rule of judice. The rule was this :—Y.on, the lighted, have not beengullty ottny fraud in valuing the Ship and itores, &c. at 66001. ; and it was necafary that it Mould betput at that fuM in the policy, becaufe if the (hip had been loft before the had arrived on the coati of Africa, it would have been a fair valuation ; but tltat would be a very unjud valuation 'at the 'I end of the voyage. The nature of - the cafe and the jaftice of the cafe required that the valua tion thould be opened, and that this. be chnfidered as, an open policy, making, Readmitted, an equivalent on behalf of the infured ; It was im pcfriNe the _Airy could give the Infured 'the full tom of becaufe if the fhip •had been rife, they could , trve.cuity receivel,isoolo - • Now, laid th: L'alu . afcj. let •uscnntidcr wilether he .the In. fured) is. a lOcer at,zll , . The- mita all - ,arrived at. Afi fold that on the . ' coaktohe•took in a full cargo Of (laves im the toeft-of.Africa,.. His indruftions war-0 to tell thstta at 6oL - a - head. He fold them airat ; 664. a-.hea4. • • :• Lord Kettroi;i4erpothlg—'•t' I think that 'eani trot lieti,4en late „istftylacalian.??...- •a n •' , • Itli::Gra as ratet‘ie but ) : eO .- 4(iciering . haw far this werketraqy ha:Whip on,l4,4•occalina l t i o - the Infureci;:ptuftng the rulit r liti b uithreilto...lay .I..wn in thlt.tafe. .The,,,lixii.it-ortt- their pealed knowledge •of this fubje& few :ill Ore ccinve„niences hay inconveniences attendingithsrule. Thefe he 'did not fee; but it appeared timm the evidence that die 'Whited bad the full truits dl his voyage, andiwhat a thanlooked Win an African yoya , te was notahe chitchat of the' thing—the old hui that came hume--but the esillence pi . theprofits which that hulk had produced; - The lnfiated had reap ed a full harvett. Thb lots of this vellcl had been Fiery advantageous to • him. If the had been preferved he Was defiled to fell her at 12001. ,if he could obtain fu large a turn. 'lle earries his `cargo into Demerara—he is inftrurted re) fell the • . haves (340 in number) at 401. a-head. He oh , tains 664 a-head for them all ; and therefore he re ceived in return from between so and - 30,0001. from the voyage. He calculated the (hip':; llores on board at 66cmi—on the outward voyage. In this cafe; when the Op was loft, as the Rores, &c. wer.t, very nearly all expended, and every thing infinitely reduced in value, and as a Policy of in furagee was merely a contract of indemnity, if the Plaintiff lens entitled to recover any damages at all, he was only entitled to recover a compenfation comraentitrate with the lois he had actuailyfußain •~; p ut really in this cafe he had hong grounds forttintending„ that. ehe Plainti ff was not entitled to, reeover tor Aloe 114iistatter the had performed leer voyage. • Utaloubietily the (hip was the lean ob• ied in the contentt : jation Of the owner after (he had,;anithed ia - .3frican'eanyi.gc... • The jury knew it canteihility (hips performing an Afrithan - VOy4;e„-when they got. to the end - of it,: died a natur.l sleatb. Nothingwas motectunmqn; and if this thiOiad laid with, a• few ropes mtmd a pod, Laving landed her cargo, and if the had been lucre 24 horns, it vould have been impolthle for the f? alined to have any claim whatever again 3 the I lndero t iter:. ;,he had fulla;ned no purticu lar ilama7 on , he v‘ ~.!;;c—fhe received no paid, enlar flu u;:e. fail ‘, ;s earrieJ away, in conic.. (pence of lie cf yid Leentitled to an avo,rage if f•c: . , ' n e at Im. o:ed in the liver of Deno:- rot t. •I• ; •, ,'r•%.:• e wt.tildl.l,lVc!TCll lurched, . • Th,.t i.c took . :ICS the next day the vent to had arrivc her •o tt of . rr, Large. She rots up .:Zi h ;t hulk—the remains there t r the 2.:(11, bat they di, ne moor •7..:.rned be a vc: - y awl naiad cir t the v.-as not tPd not Milli the had lea moor- s ••• ' •!:. I.( ~•:.r.~~.~, 2 •• pprt 4)1 ddivcry he f7e Ihe v-t; ',M. If that Itatl•lkeen the tole there • c ' .: t 7 I , •11 an the of tlic ( r7itif , n. • 1 . 0 1./ NVas it not 1;!.,:• -,; pc: t . ot tatitig anothet .!!,1 r. petal: any cf 071: pc ,.rt o itaturAcko:h. I ;.. ~ r.~._ . r.:!..:n:cn of flic :Wry did not but valcilkpr flit wab . _ . Fr the peril. of.ihe fea,or roOt, it Was not ! voly lon.r tir.;)cconfaxgiowto r a ke. " •r:orr of tliitr tin.le ?pa p0in1.0.!.w1,i,e:4.-tsbe* otitly for rnakingfip their mi - vd%.. He: thit; under: all the eilumilartres of this cafe,. alley itiott make 1 In the Sr', inaaxs at the tie* the broke ,ground at Liverpool, tr .1 at the couclafion of the . myage, wlica• the wlnAt ob J :c ft for which the,gleatell, part of the . Cs•pence was 'ma out, naa neericompletel:.• attain- , Pd. 11"-Idrnitted the' value Was' rriginally and fair, and that if The had-been toff in the etit-:et,, that the .'shole fum inland ought to have been {raid.- Ent, cOnfidertug that The:wits not loft till the °hie-apt. her-range - wars ; tont pl!tely et :lined, :and the .valtseioPelse. th i p and•lstit dor s•-i nfoil redocud,:it sitai Mrpofftble - the ;Jury could find a' v:rdiel fur the 'whole fum, Watt's they meant to make the Plaintiff a doublet ompenfation fur the lof's he had do!'i ••, • . Lord I.r.,sYcks,,t , -Crentlettuns..ofetlre Jury, for i , rne tiMe..ilititt this situtb.began - it was . a very an thins caufe; though not tedioully anxroirs, 6s, far as it went p , tylth refpe4 tu4s t. 4.atiwoul4nefs of the (hip. :,We Are now .d.litv-seezi- 10 4 79 1 /PA-1 eonqderatti , n, mid i We are dow point, natnelit, :: thle the. s Was i 5,;(, ( 4a.: tiwenty four hinirsWi r iafett in the rt'oQklivet ! ,, - . laeforeAlie \stoats the brit ,cm. •, Eli Itotot d'h4 j ably'orgneSt b! theCounfel.t.i tiof fetviant. tact. they seerisat lelhfound Inerznible.:-L- Ilhad not a !taut deal of expeniaktee , iii cattres:-.sl i thiskrt, T when the (*vivid:rat Sgversign pl4,eed wheie.l now fit .and Ita*iav t eadtlie-elutfes tliat 111:a becn dcsideckyioA great, deal of dill genet, I did not • ti.•!Til Myfelf in * Cfdation , to. aI Tent itieeery thing that hkel.Dizn.l4.4l - .doien by a VC:. great Judge, who wit capable ;if giling ex; iimPes to ail why, fhould follow hint. I did pot think a man had A' right to Ipfore arbitrarily, when he had only a cable on board--(fee what Lotd W 1,40121.4) 11113•2 Ifi the cafe of Lei v. .ucker, 2 • Burt. t 167, and Park's' Infuranee.LiW, ati6) for whei: I rteollelted that'PoliCeid Inihrance arc merely contrafts oftindemnity; and thethegidature itfelf has witneired, hy its Aas, that thofePolicies ought not to be permitted which. -might provoke and tempt people 'to commit frauds, I thought lomewherc abimt what the valutofthe (hip or car go was, ought to be confidered by the-infured,' and that it was fit that a vetoed Polity fhould not he weighed ht golden: fcales--thet it fhottld not bt wcic;hed with the-greated prerition :Alit. If the fum infured approashetl. nearly to the teal &Aut.* ' on a grofs furycy•of all thitigs, that all was right; and that it oughtpot tes.be di durbe* I thought lo then, and I think fonosr... TherAttellion now' is, whether you find. that counderablc dhpropur- • tion between the value of the fhipacc..ittfittcci, arid. the. film at tq.itir Ilieptety,bas Mimed, as: ftsted by the counf...l for the Defendant. '.you Sad a. great difpropottion between thole two,Zpotrivelt give him an aliquot party. which ought to hare been ;acid the value-at the, tine the c pt>ifcy was fieacd. *I am afi.d,l ntinorckqnnoslty.e4rinul '..u'ear of the dial parts of the flip, nokesblyhe e.itfe I do not Ittiqwschat fpwctsr. ai )f,pie i Ttion I . inlay opt*. fill4lo4oyagee,%titliksti c et atifi ; I am latieftell liatititt . trar giecnve .nicnee'lltbiriltt be lilficred bje #46141, chart this great head of the' Laid; 'AI& I tiinfilter: AS 'fettled, fliould be all•put to:fea•szkairf. 7 Oen •tlemen, it is emphatically for:yoiti - Conrderattlan, what the tiarrings Ought tti be; if yea thinft`that 66orth is an immoderate you '4 1 ,t411 him filch an aliquot part of that film as you think is better adapted to that nbich lie has a right n.caii . for, namely, hiscoiltraft of indemnity.'; Jnry f.itind a 'verdia for the .Plaintiff tor • I his whole demand, viz. 941. as.-6d.• • Thurfday fe'nmight, a gentleman or Liverpool was attacked aliout i vo :oils& from : thence &.n the .Prefeid road, ;fiiiglc footpad, who rohlicd him of what money he had abont him, and a valualin: gold watch. The cibber Wined from 3 brick-field on the tide (Stile road. and whim he bad obtained hi, booty, retreated into'iliefatne place.. • Sunday le:nnight... as a young 4ady,. Avila was on a vitit to Mrs.. Clorox, in the Clitfi.s, waslind iniz from a llat.botsincallsoat, in whichlbe•inith with others, et-Riled the .rivier near Mailing, fin. fell overboard, and in4icr attempts to fle.hurfelf, . ' caught hold of • a gentleman; andinsile him the water with her: but alli . ilanec beinw.at.hand, they were happily fated,. though it was rowe time before the lady recovered, after he was releuen , ['tom her danger. - • A few days fir.ce•a poorweiman 'whobad leit, her co";tage tole:chlorite ariielu her domellie tire, on her return fotinVit I n Inch was the flrengtbitflw•r maern4affei.ctiinitWit at CAC prilr•rher lire,' the .braved the; fivcal infant Oft: ha t.TWisk r d: 4.11411.10 W ercete• it„bnt in* withinttbciiis cisi.44laril4y . bufori ; tl colt age, •s' t tai i 4 cent ilacd, was foon . 3la*Cl vat& cnraelyscinruniok, :;tinday evening,' aliot.kt 'eighl . o'pkink, a little boy was run over at -- the narth Gat,e,Turnpike, 11! - a gentleman's pol-chariot, .which lisoke his and %bile the poo:l• fellow. was crinye) ink to a furgeon's, the brilt•il d,ivcr of the chai:ot oi •unrt unit Y tsf!;:tlicting off. A lady and gen : were in. the carnage, ' IVednef,l.r: ever 't fervant riding alori; tlie 110;•fe f iimble 1 aad f l ity.m his I:dc,,bV )1 n:ifortomate accident the young man W:VI the lints . . . . _ • . One Jay hit v..rek a child about three years oil. dati;Oi•ur ri J, it it Si! . .n don, g..ti J.:ller to his Gr.:e: Cie t.f R cI6MNr7, died in ct'.llr..otience t havii g -.•a•••n het tics of the deadly r.:ALt, as Mr. Pr T ER PR F N AN, Of M try bo7-ovgli, was int! tn:rigto Dublin from Prayok hoc he fpent the day row,: ft 'tends, after *rag that' at I..lttdyrnt , nr.t, coming neat the _ 11:;ie n'elnet, two rii,rl tkpr , ..l 11:e of e of whom prefcntcd a 1) 1 . , t" e: COUC)101:11 , , : , I'.erwards opened the and :km:lnd - Al Mr. tern it'el monyh et , tririi••:.. 'by giving bin, .1 le:: 11,illings, but t.n (wit. 1",,y. 16, name is J:mles CoCt, n, and it ap pear, .1 notcd offcrderj v Mr. d ott 'of dig Carr; AA ' , A thz _ . . . _ ..... rifl ol fvesitythtint a llo444litw . ;trtskt ,•"",...,,• k:e;l i t histotnhiS ~; y-made 0ft.44.1, .., ~•,;... fl ,, nex t:ro z ,i h . imislii4,6:l;atioul.ra,ll:;-;o4r. tio.v r. ~.• her, I) ririnnrevee,34.:o A4ni`rlnt his pouti. A ile'rfnn drnwiir; a child in a chaitel:Fr.:zt*. : t t:otway, in Old Gravel-I;,_z_olng 44; 1 1 1 ., kirb-done it crerlet; •At .Tail V: bt At t!: , ! time, opt of the, wheelseir_cpy . oyei &i . . iltr . ht a (1. 1 - v.ll idi Tevered it fro & 41ek body. - e Carman was taken to Skadwell Offieni . ;knd Ordered to be - detained innil rite Corung Caaateturn the verdicl 4.)1 the Jury. -. • _ %-..• .. A man named Florac!ine, was It 4 wed enir mitred t-i.Warwirk.gaol, charged Avii.hjhe•nun,kk of Hannah (.;or,liim7ray. The ch . ..coarcal t ,pro%.,A pregr.tnt by the prd!ner,, coihrounieited - to hint her iita.nion, ".hen, in order to prjituie an ahoy. tion. he gave toter fume medicine, which °ctn • Gcncd her death.•. .. -. • .- I . Friday fe'nnii,ht. in the. evening,. an atopttin %east made-hy a gang of toblieia , upcin Blackrock 1(ca,1 4 I4.)ublin, to flop a carriagem Which Sur con. flr. c . -itioeN v•as coming to tot fortunate }y fn' Lim lilts fpiOt cf. the hares and . ..the:silivitinf driva f i4l rf d:fcated site attempt, and the .oartinge ot t o e 4. I Dithiir. in fafety. . ',. - --' -- at c%i ...; ' 'Cc Frid:ty lait, Wfailol . felj Jl:oihvie v iuk ,,,:,.." of tfie'FGa irtot E e•fritiillgtiOk fit4nritt *and Iciflta• - j..cateil hit; thoulder. • He latirsh)te.d till Sundlif ntnrping. tr4ti.he ezpjrcd in great ,Ighttiits, , : - ...z Lilt - RSollday Morning Conte men empinye,d it.• loading tilitat in a fi eld'intheßroyle, near kw,o, f . bFlongi:tg to Mr.: %Vood, of Lower Stimehain,dit.: Icovered that more than - one hundred ibeavei ! ' ad been robbed of their corn, by foist pertiols.‘\ !,(i had threthcd ter trod it out, and left the tr;hle:t: Jheavci e.xa,ftly in the latne lituatinn which the; reapers had . iliced - them. •_ • .._ .. .. ._ 1. DNIDFIsipS, o,finber & RobetESnU, We of /alworth,Butry, grocer,ti ten, at Cuilulull. • be:. 3, Abral,,ini Mendez Pereira and He'reterigild Ci( of Old Bethlem,laud.o, merchants, at twelve, at Guild! ui Nov. 4. Jul:lth Skit-twin GaseleT, of Piw#l!:belit4tr•Not,,l. coll.'s-Inn-Fields, merchant, at ern. at .GulitThall• • bdtuber t. Charge Long the young?r, of DewiburyAnAs linen-drdper, cleven,Sit MS George anti Drair; l Dctifbnry, Getober to. plan Parton, WD-aria-Oat, Haimrcr-rquares &tier in !lurks, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. Jame* Reilly and James Collins, of Acaditi•tutrii llond-ftroM, tailors, at em, at G-sild.halL Odlobsr v. Margaret Jiunter, Henry Krinwen Hunter, n 4 7 . Robeit Minter, of Brad: merchants, at eleven, at the White 13On Inn, Brined. . MARRIED. At Durnflirt, Mr. joint Errin, ntereFant, London, to It Helen' Iftaxir..ll, door. ter of Mr. Fraud* Maxwell, one of tat town-alerts of Dtrafrirl. D. • On the 2sth nit. at tiarlifie, aged Ay, Mr. t s feesie Hard , 'cc of the tarawil and Mitre Inn, Carlifie. His death was mutt awed LY a fall from his horfe, on the preeedineSuntily. Sendai 44, at Let:iibant, in Kest, Lady Xiary wife Of Charles Churthiti, Efq. • . Ou the IStis ul.. at Great M i ario*, n di; county of Stubs, Mrs. Niggd-n Grigaiont Reynolds Orignion, Erg. tate of tie.liing'oreatt,. Cheicao. , Tharlday Tc'un'ght, 'aged 7S, the Rel. itoiest Woman, a Ando, r, Hants. •• : • _ • a•ci, ittirage to lAfbon, I .icuteogbk•Oenent lifx• leod L:eatenznt.t loneJ or the 75,1 tont. . _ At Paifley, on t!)..: fEib ttlt Mt : 1.1 . 31104h Path, whit4ii et the late Mr. JA,nes Wod.intbaw merehatuttbeye. At G a if; ow; on the 24th ult. 'v. 11. Elizabeth Loeb, reliA 4 L Mr. John To4J. bat nAttufaetur.r throat...* tt: ' bonne Wi!fon, al. of Motapelirein Tobago, ack.izok fage itotne, for thz recovery Of.bit beabh,ta (fie Lecwatillbaott Lit lately arrived. . _ .• At Jedbutilt, the tt th tilt. Mira Agneilltnet, ilattghtet ti the deceaf Andrew it.ntict. Efq. - ef eh. ttt re. At Sheffi:ltl, tne 19th ult. Sarno. , l a 10 or; Efq,fottitrrl~ samlner of his Metjefty'a Cullonwut S ocand. HyttraWd. It.dt mein, on the 7th lk:embtt, t Soo, 1.;.1,10 tenant-Cutout.' Junto Daltymp!e. to the sktrice of the Motu l'alt India t:omp.:ny, fon ui the late Sir William Dplrruple of C' , .uflan.l, ?_r. Oa the 1;.:1 ult at Iluntintm.Mt. Thomas &Mart, of thi lona 1:114io, iler V! >4l i.AI. 111,INI)N!'tti, _ . Co Mr. T7tomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. v, slew Bridge fh•cot Ili 11l SIK. London. IT i. with the mnti heartfclt . futisittion that I ada •drefs you on the incomparable exc.:h.:nee of your int:Ambit m, I ' iCi:ILLKA . K I: ' S P.I.T C x . r l'n..t.s.—ln the !print or "bib' : year I bad the misfortune to contract a Venereal Complaint., attended with the rneft alarming and tlangcrous iymptoms; inv .fmttch, that I have !ern confined to my room for a whole week r..: , ,:ther, and no; abk: to flit out of It; I lad no reit night nor ,y, and fu:':,: - ed the molt excruciating pain and torment, an 4 t: hat wit If worfe, r,y Fr., gr.or weak and dint, fothat I cvuid fcatec difeern a..y nbleet, if ever fo eat to me, and etis ne , •l downing [ Istbsn the total leiv of my llght.o.-From a flout, hesl:hy, and rath,r corpulent man, I became a' mere• lbadrte, .:':d aa rhieet of pity and compatfitsm—My friends had all &int! me Over, and thought my recovery impoffilalc. In this dreadful Rate, and cap, ding et•er y : &route /gibe my laft id fhb wor'd, I v;:a. f. , rtunately.te.-mmetnicd by ‘ neighbour to pea your Vctlit-ines, bat hill i,7 tried'all medical aid to no putpoio. anal he n„at au , untivieus exp..rtee, it 'was fume. time betore4*kl a, t:rcY - 2ik‘kor: to talc them g at Lit I fent . for fix boxes, nil t !ore I had taken th,:u .01, I found eonfiderable benefit; In/ . :!`-'::h It mar aby deer: a ;',.1. an,: my eye-fight grew buttrti ands .11.46t....a flinntretend altonfiltrucnt of all ma foiendaaalliet tAlt` a i . . , k( , ...11.1;.-ititbre). ma he•tlqi at:A * 644E4th va. Prrie4ltirc' d „ :„.,.....,, l'aM 11(17, (thankietiVmy pan and your I ' u4) 11 1 'rsJ.l 4i. isoitlbaturimartY avefsliFlMnibt ini • __,- • Imic o'Aig:vi hum;tle leireani." ' ~•: a.. 1.: 'ICHEL iflyk-ftrect, Lirn:Mghtun, Novcratber t, 1799. - -". VIA, Ar1::/t full kherry to pohlifts. &NM Eta rornire end till .401`crs for 'th , • b:in.,:! of fo-Lty at large, and Which t laid k.ve ..nn you for::. r. but W. 1., ft-arful.of a relipk. • 'l'i.e ;v.v.: \l....brine i, c.irta ftli recommended to all paritis • era'. rt in al: y tLubt of their Nolngtmtiiely bit of every yr. t,rovivi. .lion, particutatly - to thde shoot olterktg tilt:lr . ...tins iltiou hi it ,, , -..s t. will tertainVe eradicateaeey taint of that' narurc, ut hosv,vrr lin.,L lim:diont, or howcvee dila:tiled wetter '•hs ailv:rn+ce of 0 , ./yart tvilbedert it may he; for Scortftlie l :iandal ir, and Csmustom Crerplaints it 41 ie. reeomMOddill' r t,, be ta1...0, tfi , -eishy i 1 ft.- spring, butrirmr, and Fall. . .. l'o ; Ars .I A 111 r0:,1 by Ow !..:e Prorrktor. • I'll()Al3T4r* • ttl.t.'''.l..!• , Ucr ut the ('0- - romtict of Sugertent, Londen,%t ..!, ( . ..v:l.', Ni 9, N..t.• istiC.-t • 11"....t ; where he will glv r Ad. v-i hoot a to p.efine taking 11rfe PAU, arliWia vt' , I ..cttent, If raid. en the fame terms, ot.tcrt. , cal .s :non .vi .la!•te Sec y, no l'crfeet's mimeo! • t 11. , 11r10r. Nit at t!:erir own na.sticular r' orri t tor. dt:ein;- ti.c coo rft ri mm - e titan 3t year., that ne li..s hid the con. L.:: .4 - An ..xtereftwe GI.; of the abort natta. Ant, th.t.Xnat'lic•..:::ine therefront. 1 . 1.cy ary !.°. op; , ..intnient, at the Perfumer's. 4. , t, -1..1,111; Mr. Robt.t fm's Toy p. I<".. I)3 ) rv, • ; Mr. Steer., Ifookflller, Not. Little and by nn: Y?rhn in evert or L.r - SL. in :•r-J.:,.1. In Couy .4 only as 9d. cad's al l 0; tug an 4 ptil^ ISirodtion& .f):4 , lON I r rnwictors by j()TlNnAsn r .?' . (r.f . r'..rnalw-ft7c• th.: STAR PRINT I VO-01 r/C e err.-y-nrr,T ii.':rd I.r I.EVPL KENT, 2! Cs: - trr:ou-y-übee, ; t:• j. nt N :i I Carry-fr*A., and t; . 44 • S ' It •() 7 t. Tr•yr - !....P.Ar ; •b;cti Office a c0mm01c.""4".(40 c.""4".(40 the C.n , 'lt rsquulcil to ul adargail Eah la an C Pi lii V/ The pri Prec< wr Li the F's chi( Ticl Boni T~ IMP'S Adn Or, Tor For For The CA tnnchai web the SiLeeks' thud of ti t "titillf I twin. la 1:;c of the The &M. LO Fartbzi Acadenly MES tar CP Lie MiLtary thrcuo t lefty's kn Aid wl Stir hope ef acts p g a v 'nY year Ears az r.,:rticarlat [ cut:attic wr ivan d ais t h at N.B. A lak, Est! Wood fs 'dn t C a r l 0 4 Retie rw.r, a eu rc h,4 Nwhaix