Star. — London, England, 1802-05-26 00:00:00

1.4 W INTILLIGEhCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. MAY 2 4 TAT KW; T• atSZUTAN. The defendant in this cafe was bronght up foil judgment, haring been convided of a libel upon Mr. liongloon, Clerk of the Birmingham Canal Comoany. After affidavits on both tides had heed Mid, and Cominfel had been heard in mitigation and aogravation of ptiniflutient, he was ionnoitted till next Terni. A very important point was pre decided, that hearlay evidence cannot be fated is an affidavit. In the King and Archer, the Coon went G. far as to fay that where A. refufes to &pole to what he has feen or heard, B. may. to vt:lcim he has told it. But Lord ELLPSIIn fir rt obferved, he was not vet prepared to fay t'oat lie wonld have concurred in that deciflort, told he would by no means path it the length of receiving fuch teftimnny, where it was not 'worn that the evidence might not have been regularly obtained. rot r!vo v. aaLrioce• The defendant, who flood consined of felling Cad bread to the Marines of Chatham, and who was bronglit no on Thuriday lag, was again brought rip this day for judgment. Mr. Jailio.e Giosa, an pronouncing the fen. tence of the Court. animadverted upon the mil chievoos nature of his offence, the evil of, which might hare extended much Gelber than it atluallY did. He od - cured, that the defendant had pro: duce(' many affidavits of his good charatler, and he was nor). to remark in reply, that many per. font a pparently bore fair . c .harafters in pri. , •ate life. ferried to think they might plunder thi public with ;ra t ...mit.. The convisAion before the Court clearly Chewed that the defendant did not meiit the charader he had produced. The fens tenet 'lie Court had directed him to pronounce wa s, that the defendant Mould be fined in the film of torsi. and inapricrined m his Majefiy's (load nfl Nesegate for Ss weeks. and further until the fine was paid. TA• 11NQ t. lOWA IWO *rums. This was a Rule calling on the defendants to Clew lby what authority the defendants claimed to be Freemen of the Cite of Litchfield, againit which there was no cat& Iltiwn, and the Rule mots made ahti.lote. Till ZINO v. 01111 MS. This was a Rut: calling nu the defendant to thew eante why a Criminal Information should not be filed agaiii3 him, upon a charge of pithlifking a libel on a perfon of the name of Shuttkworth, who is to be tried at the Admiralty Seffions upon a charge of murder. No cattle fileWll, and. there fore the Rule was made ablidine. TN{ ZINO W. newer. This was a charge againit the defendant, for that he being the Commander of a bag called the Hardy, in his Majefly's fervice, aged as purfer al of that 'hip, while there was no real purger, and that in that charader, he cheated the Comniiffion ers by means of a &lie charge of 8 1 d. per pound weight, iti ft eail of 74d. which he actually paid to a butcher at Cowes, in the Ifle of Wight, while the brig was in Cowes Roads, from November, sBOO, to January. toot. • That this over charge and cheat amounted in the article of butcher's meat alone, to toal. 4s. it being on 2889 pounds *eight. There was another charge, of cheating Government in like manner on the Cubic& of peate and other articles of provifions with which this (hip was provided doting this period, upon which' charges he was tried before Mr. Jullice Lamaism, at the lag Aflizes for the county of Southampton, and Found guilty. and he now came up to receive the Judgment of the Court. The defendant tlated in his affidavit the hiflory of hislife in the navr, which had now been for 2$ years, in the courfe of which he never was before accufed. Several affidavits were made Alfa by officers of the navy, among whim seas that of Sir Andrew Snape Hammond, giving the defendant a good charader. Mr. Scijeant Laos addrelTed the Court on be half of the defendant, in mitigation of puuillonent. He laid it would be improper to attzmpt either to fay the defendant was nut guilty, becaufe the Jury had decided it, or to fay that the offence w a s no t ferioto ; all he would fay was, that in giving the judgment which the Court found itfelf called up on to deliver, they would give the defendant the benefit of a good charatler which he had been earning for 28 years in the fervice of his King and Country. The affidavits in his behalf were made perfons who had no temptation to reprefent his charader otherwise than as it appeared to be from Lis condud. The judgment, therefore, he pre fumed, would not be more rigid than the Court found thenifelves compelled, under all the circuits ofaalone, to pronoutice upon A MAU at *dole of life utich had fur a 8 years bald' cow exception' only) bee', honourably em ployed its thte fervice of his Country. Mr. Dassas, on the part of the profeeution, faibl.he felt nu difpofitioo to detraa from the .able of the defendant's claraftet. but he thought he Mould not difidnirge his duty if be did nut (tate that this did appear to him to be a cafe of very great guilt. It .was true the defendant, now be. fore the Court. belonged so ass honourable pro feffion, and that lietait (creed aft years, as repre tented by :is Counfel, and he was wiUing to be lieve he fo served hisK.ing aad country with Ito nour, the laogth of time however mull, among other advantages, have glass the defendant am ple opportunities of becoming acquainted with the duties he was to difeharge. Heoole in the fervice gradually, and was at halt appointed to an office of troll and confidence, the returrtbehxdthonght it to make for this was, that of being guilty of a l great fraud, and there were circuaiffinces of great criminality in .is ptfo. The Court would pa cave. that in order to. prevent thee frauds ups. G avernmeht, die legal:Kure had made fume 4:11 pious contrivances. by erode/ ins it impoffilie. without involving a number of perfons. to as tea render the conuniifies of it difficult.—Firlt, there SSIAti he a voucher of tire tkinF Odd ; 2dly, there anon be a ceriitizate of two reipedable inhabitant*. • of the place wheat the goods may fold, ipecifyifig, the nsasket paicc of the article at the time it was • AL .r.• .1.• f.,e'-ie ....•14 b .vs filmed t all with Ms own hand. Here wu *We voucher, a fat certificate, and a Gbh receipt,ganel a 1411 drawn uplift the Commitßoners upc.n thefe falfe charge, of which the defendant had liern found guilty. So that the Court would fee that :hey had before Chem three criminals in one. , Lord Ett.stisorovon.—.. This is an offence of .l enormous magnitude. Let him fiand committed.' and be brought up to receive judgment on the ad , slay of die MIL term." TVIFSINIVb MAY 25% FLIZABITV ROWF V. JOHN IlVtgl.P.T. Mr. Fesetse moved for a Rnle to (hew cattle, why in this caute the inquifitirn before the Sheriti Iltonld not be let afide, and a new writ awarded. on the pound that the damages had been eacef five, and improper evidence bad been admitted. — It WAS as anion. he fail, for a breach of promife of marriage, in which the Sheriff , . Jury. at Ampt bill. in the county Southampam. had given soul. damages. This fnm was totally inadequate to the rank of the parties. The defendant k:pt a little pnblic bottle, a*d was a jonrneynian carper penter—the lady was of equal rank. Bnt it teem ed a Schoolmaller was let look before the Jury, and he gave in evidence, that he had been inform ed the defendant had acquircd contiderable pro. perty, and had alfo married a woman of large for tnne. This forret' hearfav evidence, be believed, was the occafion of the large amount of the da maes. Lord Ett.twarsorun. Then you apply to let afide the a rit of inquiry on account of improper evidence having been received, and of the 412., wages being exceffive ? Mr. Easetas. Yes, my Lord, on tbefe two grounds. Mr. jnfkiee flame Naked, if there was any ag gravating circumft Ince% ! Had the woman beer (educed . Mr. Easete v..—No. my Lrrd. The Lady com iris of no putt' injury than the loft of son e over. She may dill be delivered over pare into the arms of another. I.ned Ettiasoaouont—Take a Kale to Ism caufe. SCAMSLfIt V. Witllllsoll. This mule came on originally before Lord Kiln. Toe, in the *ape of a demurrer to pleadings in pro. hibitiou. It ataafe out of the following fads :—A Mrs. Pearce was-entitled by articles with her bur band, to make a will, notwitlittanding her cover. tare; the accordingly . made inch will, but furviv. lag her buiband, the could of courfe have made a Witt as afevertefek. She did nor, however, make any (either will, nor did the revoke that which the had made daring her avertitre. The quellion was; whether inch will remaining, unrevoked, could* eonfidered as her will, after the became a Pews fole, or whether the was to be conlidered as having died intefiate. Her Esecuton at Erft took out a limited probate ; but afterwards conceiving them. (elves entitled to a general one , they applied ,fur it. Others of her kin inlilling..that property which accrued to her after the death of her hniband, could not pats by a will made during his life.time, objected to it, and applied to the King's Bench for a writ of prohibition. Lord Kea von thought the cafe involved fo much of ecelefiallical juritaiEtion, that he expreffed his with to hear the opinion of Civilians upon it. Accordingly this Jay Dr. Law rence was heard on behalf of the Plaintiff in pro hibition, and Dr. Swaby ou behalf of the De fendant. After the Learned Civilians had finithed their arguments—the Court laid as it Was a new c.aie, they thould take time to confiJer it. RIIMNLSSL V. SCAM; WM. This was a queftion &kb at-if:rig out of a will. It was whether a fubfequot marriage could he cunfidered as a revocation of a will, when the teilator had in converfation anted, that he cone dercd he had made provirion for his wife and children by the will as it (tool ? Mr. liaaaow argued, that as marriage was but a circumilance which implied a revocation of a Bachelor's will, that circumfiance might be re butted by other citeumilances, which went to thew that he bad no fuch intention. This was laid down by Lord Mansfield, in the cafe of Lancafter v. Lancaller, in which he faid that every thing might be given in evidence to thew the intention of the tefiator. After Mr. SMITH bad argued on the other fide, the Court direfted it to thud over for further con fideration. HALL V. HANNAH staarrow. Mr. Glass stated, that the Plaintiff in the eaufe w.ts one of the Attornies of the Court. The De fendant was a poor woman, who conceived that (he had a claim againff a perfou of the name of Itobinfon, and in order to recover it, (he applied to the Plaintiff. He told htr that he Ihould cer tainly recover not only her debt but his own colts, and exprefsly outlet took upon the principle of no cure se taj. This debt originally had been due to a Mr. Joel, and he gave it to Hannah Bear r How, telling ber the might have it if the could recover it. But having neglefted to do it, Mr. Joel had died, and it was found, when the prefeut Plaintiff Cued for it, that Mr. Joel's Executors had already recovered it. Finding himfell unfuc cefsful. he immediately turned round upon his poor client,and took her in execution for the colts, notwithftanding his contraa of so cure :so pa,. Mr. Grass now moved that tile execution ( hould be let Wide, the Defendant difcharged out of culiody, and the Plaintiff anfwer the matters of the affida vit. The former put of the rule was granted, but not as to anfwering the matters of the affidavit.• Duaovott OF CAILOAILVMAIM• Several informations in r e *wreak, were pant• ad a sztti perfuns claiming to he Borgeffes of Can . m on the ground that they had made co- lourable purchafes, for the Pole purport of %worn ing Burgelreb. Among others, it was dated, that a Mr. Taughan. being proprietor of an inn, calk.; tbe Bull, - he had aiGgmil it in five turdividet. fhares. among five }arrow, snott of them his ar• 'fervants, being to each jolt a fuificiesicy to enable( him to become a Burgois,according.to the amount. r..no,ired hv tL e CualltativA ofsiss foAough• n ew s" Lo wbew ( . 7 4Z YT Me ts, mtt.rrAßr PROMOTION. Commit:en in the Firll Well York Regiment itf Militia. Ogned by his MAjeßy. Dated Mai 'Rot. Thorax Itettrteekl. Gast. to Ve sdittente rice Captais W. Grua. refirbed. 14, -Astir it finis -a 'Yee. ft WnlllBll l either 2E Thaler Houk MIMI* a Pant Ify. to a Piece of all *mit b a teed 1 4 *rob liaroffe. where a harm) is kept; ha., had initime Place is Van, and can h./ a loon ellaeofler• leaders f paft OM) itineded to LT. at Mr. Tins., NA is ritliwit-Meet,'Weffbilrett. will Ile hitinediatetfatteaded nu tffittl.-lIIPLT IRIHSP.S. MIMI VAU2HALL. • TO All /4W 'RV AUCTIONev•BY Mt. RAIN ti., Oa Maeda the t ;eh of Janes .0 Not Royal Oalt,:t •!..tlaltell. _ . tic I,e o'cinclra the afternoon, la feven Lots. II ANICRUPTCIVS - PNT,ARGBII. 1 A. LEAsitwriair HOUSE, built hit the Pea , Jolt/ To,. Witijm 14nevie, n, Hada - dam Reid; Sant". What% IA X tiTI efnr . (nr Mamas refer beyond Vauxhall Tam at at ten. anikihall. .' pth . e; with an fairirert,44 •Itivt tnit4ut to Sink larnaeds June 16. t ranch , I arllfti, ef Machette.. lhinee-rnefehalit. at, cu r e t'iot h Calo4aagea Gateway fo a tad, In which le a let., eleven, at the Commercial inn. Manche ter • !I Crapeasn'e mad Walla, ate ; AS attaking in BANKlntlefft. _ .. • (mailer Heufr In Belonero•teve, held by Mr. Hank a: Philip Jones. late of Little (teen -Reim St. Giles. Mid lefts, Alt. live other Leaf hold Houf.s, Nei 4, t. 6. 7, sthill,.th taylor. desk:. and chaprnm, to kneader Jaffe s. at ttn..Jarte .Deventhlre Plice. Kenrinreo lane, onpote to Vauxhall tlif‘ S. and July 6. at one. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Jopfon, den*. with Yards bellied. and molt ...ftfig openlogs %fete I.lneekewlna-New-fnuare. each fnest, well fa Red with tine wawa, and exceedingly 4111 v William Raman the younger. of onpallottborPe. Ynehfl , lte• gible liar fotall Manlike*, Or as a Norfery for Children. e na•fafftor, June to. vr. and Inle b. ac eleven, at the George The wt „, te he w f ,,, r1 ,,, mg taws at c iao ~0 00,1 a eit, ; .. . Inn, York. Anomie% Mr. John Seymour, 'fait ;or Mr.. Mr. Richard Cut tbdisenree, is the fteltenenticard Hark. Feerton. Gray's-Inn Pinar. Leation will thew the fearal Pranifes ;of whom misted Portinateda jefeph Womack Bothell. of Eaft-ttreet, Re4-I.lorafqnstre. may h e had; alto at The „t hee of fade; i t , th;b „ aa. commit. Mieldiefee, teanlealer. Mar 27, June 12, and July 6, at ten. sad s khdritaise, in Chadian/44ga, Blannfindst a Guildhall. Morley. Mr. rheumTebbeitt, Limontiaire- - Isar ___:___t. , at VI SIX AfILII CM 1.1•1 1 1111. wi fteate matt ; Z en ta7 . - ef filna ltar e e .lll iu m p r e l n r lca e %* . clothier. may 4, .9 . ' At TO ....._ s E sO weent i.D Il ita Y r it ai.____ UC m l en. lobl es —Shr . _, lannair Mr. C_M the tthr_ gath sna, ...,,,, and July 6, at eleven. at the GoklemLion Inn. llornaplw-vv . June, at One riOack. Attonsira. Mr. Santee . Neve-Inn, London ; 'or Mr. Cillifielp . - Newell. Cuteliffe, Barnltapk. . A N'ALITAB I E and detirahle FREEHOLD Wale. et temp, now w late of Celeltettes. Pen, swains's. - Itlel'ATE and RESIDFNCE. eligibly &wee at let saes dealer and chaplain, June S. 9. and Jull 6, it ten, at thelteln a ble tlillalare Ilan the .flaenolltegnad, within at Milo if of the Fleece. Cole_ liefter. Anemia. Mr. William Pronria. • Lew*. Yoartevel (Trim Brighten., Pram. (rein Eaft.Geis. Colehefter. or liras Naylor. GrvaNewpon-ftreet,Lenden. ibid. Twenty from Tunbridte-IVella. and Forty from L. Robert Cagle. of Abingdon. Berta teal-dealer. lime tf. te. dew, ill a beautiful and (parties part, of the Canny ti Snt s. and July 6. at tread the . Mitre Tavern . ( Nord. Attendee. called APES at RAHN; rniralf.. a WV, steeped, gee. Meffm. I:Marley. Lung, and Ince. Synteoffrion, Linden; deman-Illte mowed Havre. 'eatfh Wean ' Inr Ten Hon.; oe Mr. Hately. Dudley. Woreetterthire. Two Coahvhoufee. and every sweaty ettnebtaland &tattled Philip Leigh, et Chariewfoluae, lionno.MMdlefen, merchant, Oat of every defettpden • fete. to the Mantlon and e st . dealer and cbapmam May 27, June n. and July 6, at am. nt Farm. excellent Wallea. . IClteheiltanien, planted and Mg Guildhall. Amnia, Mars. Gershon wad .Sinart, Angel. reoPPed. iteuttal PaelnuaelPound. lawn . rich Shrubbery, court, l'hroemotten-tifeet.botelon. Rattly Plantsdana, ike. John Middlevin Twentyntan. of Liverpool, atone?. dealer and of The lidat Aeres felit n r ect r i e y ea Il A ff""i n bk . lls4V M:L en/ w. ln pTtt e ur e. i . n ti f t . ,'„ , ": l 24 chapman. June 19. 3o„ and July 6, at one, at the Glebe Too act ,. timpani Awanha. Mr. J ame , pm", 44, 07 „ 0 1 ; Wootl !And, an Atylam Ur tianle, the whole 171i1 comp% or Mr. Windie Bartletei-Buildings, London. . within a Ring Pence, and in the Willett Rae of Ciativ.zi , ..., Jam pookou of L3ocafter. merchant, (put , vr w i t h James' With extender and valuable Common Mena, wad, Lime Woe Iknfen. et / wangle. ad Jana Dradloyolf Ramsduse. osce. on the Common. chants) June 2, 3. and lily 6, at drama the liar and Asdy„ A retfon attend' who will thew the Preetifee. and P min t Jr. rafter. Amami's. Me4n.l4,lafon and Wilton, ILaseafter. tars had of the Printer et the Lewes Paper; the Inns f att. Jane, Deafen, of Laneafter. merchant (partneiatith isbn Ben. crinftaid: Star, Levee ; Vhite-Hmt. Godtton ; c.ink, wi t h. fen. of Lanalter, and antes Baal. of Rarhatrolve. mew ton; %fel Taiern. Tunbridge-Wells ; Rainbow, Condin ; 1 chants) Jane 2, s s eod oily 6. at stemma the Rearm! Star, and In Pan•MalL I:waiter. Attordys, Ulm. Makin and Wilfon,Laneafter. John Oaten, of I.ancalter, merthatet. (partner with Nivea Monte and Jot*,. Midges, of Lent:after. and Robert Pendleton, of "ffraidad,merchanta) June 2, 3. pad July kat eleven, at the Bear and Staff, Laacaftar. Attonale, ]tests. Mafoo and Wllfon, Linrafter. Ni en Myron. of Laneafter, merchant. (partner al* • John leder and Jefeph Wilkinfen, of Lawaiter. and Robert Pen dleton, of Trinidwl. merchants) Jame 2. 3. and J21y.6, at eleven. at the Bear and buff Lasalle. Anomie% Meets, Mayon and Wilton, Lancater. Johrt Willilrfon, ocLaneafter, oarressat,(partfel*wida Jahn &don and Nave Moore, of Lament/Nand Rabat Pealle• toe, of Trinidad, machants,) Junes, 3. and July 6. at dawn at the Bear and Staff, Laneafter. Anomie', MOrra. Maca;, and Wilton. Laneafter. • • I Thomas Towle and Jahn Jackfta. of Newpte-ftraetli.on4 dap, warelandemen, haberdaftera, dealers, chapoes., pod', copartners, May 29, at twelve, c t u ne 21. end July 6, at trap at Guildha ll . Attorney. Mr. SA ,Setonwlsoufe, London. DIVIDENDS. June s. Samuel Cleartta, of the Strand. Middldes, wave, gilder, dealer and chaprnan, at ten, at Guildhall. Jame s. William Smith. of Oxention•ftreet. 'St. Martin in the Fields, Aliddlefex. taylor; at ten, at Guildhall. SEQIISSTRATIONS. Scc. IN SCOTLAND. IM Plfrti . never having been re general at at the precut ettfis. it N a datylncombent on every f:1 2 ,411 who is In potatihmof Itifeekirted Adtaildlibed repot svol • adopt the molt certain means of parenting the onSidl'to fpurioos Comp:411o" bring Mated no the Pul:lk. to the ob. vietifly endangering the lives of the AMiaed, and undefq•-•'ty bringing an invaluable preparation Mtn difwfteetn it thee confideratioos that induce the prefect Pr:pri. tors of the sr-11. known ANTiSCORBIMC DROPS. Brit prepared by the late - Ilk.i.doss SraLsstair. at lib Infpu•fay. Nnt es, fqcare in acquaint Nerrnes. Scorbutic. Gonty, gni! Rtm made Patients. thattbe above is the only of cc what they art b piepared genitine.and thit. by per, milfon of :be Commidinrcie of the Stamp.Ofwe, a Stamp printed in black ink. is inset to each bottle, odds tbrwarilawv" SpOiklury and Co. No. Is Soho iquare," elf° stay the !Ws Patent,* on the Botdc. Wrappir. that,tir grardiefar Buy be convinced of heir plied with all ren= Medicine. widf.h is fold to botto, se. and 11. ts. escla. ditty locioded.ibe VIM kl * Velu* it Patenttent Medieintain.Towo and cAy Archibald Maeda', at Park of Ballinloan.--Creditors to meet in the book of Dogeld Mu:deo/gal, vintner =Perth, crl the aid May, at twelve o'clock noon. to name an fua3Un flaw; fame place end hour OD the lift June, to eke a trace. Creditors of Thomas Robertfon, late baker, Perth, to lodge notes of claims with Charles Hulband, wetter in Per.ls, on or baste la June. Creditor% of John Somerville, writer in Edinburgh, to meet in the office of Alex. Stevenfon, depute clerk of Sedate. OD tin 7th June, at twelve o'clock noon, to name a mum* apse. Creditors of Robert Sutherland, coops: in I.imekilt s, to meet in John's Ctike-husife, Edinburgh, on nth June, at twelve o'clock, to decide on an offer of comp &dun. States of affairs of Andrew Sadie. merchant; Penh, lie with James Dewar, the trufter..--A Anal dividend to be paid June tit. David Mitchell, matinfattorer in Perth. to be publicly cumin ed in the Sheriff entrt-roons, Perth, on 27th May and t tth Jane. at eleven cielaelio—Creditors to meet in the Salutation lon., Perth. on t ads June, at twelve o'clock, to Windt Ar chibald Walker, merchant thav, the truffix.--Claims to be Joegon or Wore sath January. ißal, merchant in*Kirimudbrigist, to be examined in the Court-hosfe of Kirkcudbright, on the ad and :6th June, at twave o'clock.—. Creditors to meet in Robert Cochrane's, Kkkaihright, on the teth June, at twelve o'clock, to give inn:alien to John Napier, the truftec.—Claims to be lodged us or before Sri Ircbruary. James Rea, aterdmot in Perth. to be examined in the Simi! Court-room of Perth, 29th May and 14th Jane. at twelve o'clock.-.. Creditors to meet in the George Inn, Perth, zjth June, fame hour, to chafe conamilloraers. Richard Ink, at Ladyndlis, nese Dunicnttline, has applied to the Court of Seam fora ditchers?. EMI It. Oa Thee* the deb intt. at Felton Park. Nortluanbertand, the feat of Rates 'Liddell. Efq. Ivlta litiddca, of a fon and heir. DECAYS and W YAK ISEtiskS, brought on by diSpated piesfures.har eitrink• ins, ndloo powerful n rtfcs of Mercury (the trine of hcaF.ti) producing &keno{ pains in the Pack and I.cins.*lrcribli - 4,, , lecblenefs, liorrnralef the Mind, Nervous Draft! , ha are cored by HUN TZleg RIST OR ATIV a SAILS/1m of lir r a. well known upwards of ao Years for if.s n !Curable virtues: Asa recent proof of its great dliertv, a a .in u m of rank. for an *tanning Weahtieft.tod been under ef eminent Suwon fevers! months, i:!:hout olitaiui , g Mi-f. was cured a few day. by tbis Reg,: "..*:ee :Medicine. N.Jcie rows Centletnen in limns: Stuatiuns have received :v tpc it ; in nowt. this geitorative Medicine is n ow in fuch c„p i te. as to be teconitoendal by many of the Faculty. trj• A Patrephkt on it Virtues. with a Lift of important Cures. may be had of ell Venders. ' Snid at Wadi's Mad re Warehoufes,NO. TA3. Fleet-drat, and No. 33, 0.4 bumt-Rrcet; Tutt's Warehoufe, trout .11- trance Royal k.s.;,,ai.ge ; Sbaw No. 4. Borough ; Baton. Or ford-Meet ; and by all Bunkfeflera and Venders rat Niedicir es in Town and Country ; price 6s. td. the (mall Mot larger ceintab.ing th quantity of hie (mall, may hail for ' flats as made up .or the Artily, Navy, and others. At at. ObveA, Idarvire;,Mr. James Nicoll, merchant di Morand,to btitr %llamas, of Savage ram, Tosn.T.itill. J. Ward . M. D. late of Weltmitifter Hernial. to Wife Ayr too, daughter of Dr. Maio, of James-street. %Val:minter. Lately, Captain Righstts. of the Royal Navy. to Mitt Gum. Metro. art daughter of the late Richard Guanbleton, Etq. thdilo.Riehard, county Waterford. On the pti MR. at New Grange, Scathad. Licatutaat.Cole. ncl Saguilmsaa, late of the ptit regiment of foot, to hilts Amat Moir, 'mega daughter of the greeted William Muir, Efq. New Grange. Thurtday, at Lambeth Church Mr. Zechariah Cave, of the Inner Temple. to hilts Hare, cideß daughter of James Har i Efq. of Chtfter.placs. Iranutington. On the Is& MA. in York.ftriet, Dublin, Hickman Kearney, Efq, to htifs f ranks. in Cork, Platy Rogge, Efq. attotner, to the widow Cafe can. of St. Barry's. Wedoefday, at the Part& Church of Claims, George Robin. ton. of Thames Houfe, Erg. a Captain in the Royal Navy. to trigs Helena Meade, of the &Inquests, near Wrangler Laft west, at St. Mary-la-bonne Church, the Hon. Auguries Richard Seder Danvers, to Mifs hitsalleth lis Grit voik's dealt wasammeneed in the Papas:about a figuhight at m • - --- —--- W -- HEN Frrilcl'tonal Men of ed cation and re flonultility deviate from the gateral fyitem by the fe• ettion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued times is the belt evirrrioo of fuperktrity. plot ~.... have I iii voted my practice to the meta , re tress matt of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueeefsful result uf my plan gives me additional ardour to oppde as far at ! am able thermages of thole vim:its:into which are the molt import. ant ht the catalogue of human infirmities. Ake Initiation jaw every branch as an Army Surgoset,ll formoda with at an catty period of Itailice to relent indivilo ' eh from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally LSI:- mous pmekpitmey organist Fradtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the eon of which I have &a voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of YEN ER LiL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—ldly. AU hinds of DEBlLlTY,whether ;citing from the haNio 3f Schoolboys, or the ladulgeoce of mature age, and Lolly that le rangement of the tylieni in Women which is called ISARitkas NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the refult of ignorance or hafte in tie treatment of a Ant* Gonorrhea,and it out men queutly hap pens that theft els of Life arc poifitued by the indiforeaus. of set araptatded hour. By * fuperior method fueh coumbiste , am daftly cured, sad even where Wars* have Called, 1 slut elm/ stay prvfnmeto okra rudleal re-eftalilifiontsit Few, however, are the cafes ti:' complicated iEftrtfs in the. Wieder compared with the calaniii , ms btu: alums of lienovis• wont indulgence ins SOUTAR V V ICE - or the in-evalext tine ! Ica of a fathineuble Life, acquire rite &at of De:iility which ' is the unavoklahle confey wa we 44 . (4/lillielniCiAls habits. i ' Where the unhappy fidravr brunli uverivisnufery,i*itt cast ' nifty eostecals his misfortuile, it may IN: G aud noir . ..lrian ft, I Wm to know, that eithour is Si is. au uli;aa . uldiassu or emu ! obey with other Yrueketimscrt, sire removal' of Abet DM ' CI ENC lES by the grmival pr..grcfs.,f Renovative is el, a/pittle meat of my i.xperience. If the rites of B..chu.ut Vett. hi ' begun to redi.e: manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevents" by an early cuuntersdnin a this Lujuid ibsts, and In tare 1 cafes GO great dila-idles will tweet. But where duo 114.1iciency bas for years rained a prowl's& kv game it it .lirpuifildy regulate to revive the Avow:toy (park* I of Life, and to rc-az imam the Couttitutiuu. MARRILD WWVIEN. who have Ming Dew dirstspoiiiinii In their expectations as Family, may be affured. that to tot& ' Inflames Cash &WS: arc curable by hbakal Skala The SF.CRECY which is In &elitist to my inalertaking, sail the o,..ualiflcations which I have prefunted to dote, form die Bak a t toy lloserilions, and in etkilitlCDCC will. futh aims* swim is given, that Mr 11.-- ma y b i . wa r t med ' , s imony (or by knier. inclotiog a Win note) at bit hulk, No. a). Anew delArtiet, Strand, tear Tempi's-Bar. Them Is au additional entrance in Water-Erect adjoins*. •nl the name is on both the doors. . -- Sew */ Nara% At Mt Lon!Ciiiee bode. St. jams% Place' the Cowie& of 1 Oa Tlnufday, at Lambeth. is the 79th year of his age. Mr. i ' Robert Cartony. Os the ay* eat. the Hos. Mrs. dasibter of the fiats lard Las Oa the nth trig. Mr. Mesas Zacharias at Croy. atercheat la GlAfrw. At Ur. Cater's. at U Capri. hire Trigg. of the bower. atter Os die 711lialt. Mar ilokb. at her book la Warwick. duskier oldie late jdo *silk AL a 080870 h *R. le thie Our ef her Ise: Mrs: Prieltiry. of Haßks. MIA al disk& Iblr.ftahtfi Psts74. hi Harlin& Oreck-t. AVlA:hurls. sr We of Haw, Ciwyk .er Wad. Gov.:l'ooLn. sk kiA•ll WA i't.ht IskIDUE TO-MUSI3 OIII Mee ing 2.3 tiOnotio after Ao AlVraos n minutes aster Ltsrsti)lll kiistasi tor the crams:tom JOHN DANIEL. Carsibrarsm) at the Srsaa Pm's? 4 0a4;416 i•Cg, Carryiereet ; aml bt /AWL tarbocritims, isstruhetti), &alio earry.lbreet. sisJ at slsr Shat-OmseaAmvoila-4ar s tatarkiela Oface all rallallwal.• .irmis tar the Nava Ivonstaltal tit Lt selittra.