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LAW IN7I :LICENCE. COURT OF KING'S BliNeil, NOVEMBER 9. DUOS O. ELLISON AND OTHERS. This was au anion for falfeimprifonment. and had been tried the lad aflizes fur Ynrk. Mr. Serjeant Cocet zi.. ap{ for for a Rale to fet afide the verdift of 2001. obtained by the Plaintiff, and that a new trial flipuld be had, upon two grounds. Fira, the incompetence of a Juror, and fecondly, on the grounds of exceffive damages. It appeared, upon the affidavit, that one Jnhn Mangle had been (worn upon the Jury, who, upon inquiry, it was difcovered, was not a freeholder of that county, but the Con of a man of the fame name, who was a freeholder, and regularly fummoned ; but, not choofing to attend himfelf, fent this young Irian in his place ; and, anfwering to the fame name, he was fa orn upon the Jury, and ailed for tome time in that capacity, before the conflable, who ferved the fummone, difcovered the miltake. It farther ap. pealed, that he was only in his one and twentieth year, which was a further incompetency. In fup port of this obieftion, the Learned Serjeant cited the cafe of Norman and Beauman, in Will's Reports, and feveral oil-er apprept iate cafes. Mr. 'attire LE BLANC afked how many mill's had been tried by the fame Jury, on that day ? as they all molt be in the fame predicament. Mr. PAR K anfwered, that it was on the following morning the incompetency of John Mangle was dif covered. Mr. Setjeant COCKELL contended, thht the fecond grounds, namely, of exceffive damages, was Rill 1 ftronger. The Plaintiff, in this cafe, James Dixon, Efq. was a Colonel in the EAR India Company's fer vice, and a native of Scotland. One of the Defen dants, Mr. Crothers, having a writ againft a perfon of the fame name, was informed by Mr. Allen, an a.iorney, another Defendant, that a gentleman of that name had lately arrived at Harrowgate, from the North. Crothers, accordingly, tent down a writ from London, with a minute defcription of the Defendant, which exactly correfponded with Colonel Dixon's perfon. Mr. Allen, accordingly waited on him, and, telling his bufinefs, afked his name, which the latter told him, and Paid he was not the perfon ; but refufed to give him any further fatisfac tion ; threatening to kick him out cf doors. Mr. Allen retired, and being thus infulted, he had the Co lonel arrefled Coon after ; he again raid, he was not the perfon, but perafted in his refufal to ;rawer fur ther interrogatories. The Sheriff fi nding it a very peculiar care, the debt being confiderabk, and the defcription anfwering fo exactly in every particular, obliged the Colonel to give bail before he was en larged, which was done a very fbort time after the arrelt. Upon there grounds the Learned Serjeant fought a new trial. Court—" Take a Role to thew caufe on the lad grounds." THE KING V. ALLEN, HUGHES, aaanr, AND OTHERS. This was an information filed by the Attorney Go- neral, against fix Defendants, for a riot at the late election for the Borough of Knarefborongh, in tBo4. The three Defendants, Allen, Hughes, and Abbot, had been convicted, and the other three were ac quitted. Mr. Serjeant HEYWOOD, on behalf of Allen and Hughes, moved to fet affile the convittion, as againff these two perfons, and for a new trial, upon the grounds that there perfons were in a different place from that Rated in the indictment at the time of the riot ; and alli on the informality of the five firf counts in it. On the evidence of Sir John Ingleffiy, who was High Bailiff, it had appeared, that as he was proceeding along with Mr. Wilfon, another Magif trate, to hold the eleftion at the Town Hall, he found the Reps filled by a great mob of people, who talked a great deal of nonfeafe ; among whom the Defen dants were foremof, and prevented the elation from going on. The fall, however, was, that there De fendants were in the market place. Lord ELLENBOROUGH—fi Where a part of the riot was carried on, and anfwered the general put pole of the rioters, it was . fiagrante &multi', and form ed a part of the whole riot." The next ohjeElion was tothe five firfleounts. which Rated many circnmftances technically ohjeded to by the Learned Serjeant, particularly that part where two Bailiffs were mentioned ; this, he contended, was erroneous, as thete•never was more than one Bai liff to the Borough, and the precept was never di reded to.more than one. It appeared, however, that there were two Bailiffs, though the precept was directed but to one, a fecond perfon, even on this occafiun, had officiated in that capacity, and tire Court accordingly affumed that there were two. The application was therefore refufed, and Lord ELLENBOROUGH °braved, that when there per fans were brought up for judgment, and that the Court had the Judge's report before them, they would further confider the subject. RELDON V. LI-ET. This was an aelion for breach of agreement, and tried before the Chief Baton the latt Aflizes for Cam• bridge, when a verdict was entered, by contest, for the Plaintiff, fubjl.6t to the prefer - It application to the Court. Mr. Serjeant SELLON Elid, this was a motion, either to fet afide the Verdict, or for the Plaintiff to anfwer the matter of an affidavit. The Plaintiff was a Brewer, and the Defendant a Publican. It was agreed between theft parties, that the latter was to ilitVe a hClift, which he (iambi keep open at all hours, far he entertainment of guefts in the ufual way ; and it scar fut tilts Ripulated, that the Defendant was I to fril the beer ana ale of the Plain•iff only, at the rated prices. But, in this latter point, tire breach was ailign.d, as the Defendant fold the titer and ale or other perfani, in confequence of which the action was brougin. On the part of the Plaintiff but one witner, was called to prove the agreement. Tire De fendara, however, (hewed, that the Plaintiff had rehired to Ripply him with beer or ale, and the learn ed Judge directed this application to be made to the Court. Lord Ex z r waotoucu.—." When he would not fup ly him with beer himfelf, he ought not to prevent Rim from buying from any one elle." Mr. WILSON. for the Plaintiff, anfwered. that the Defendant owed him a large account, which be could never get the former tu fettle, and that Was the realm be gelded the beer. The Court ordered the Plaintiff to anfwer the affidsvits. ItMING V. EDGAR. Mr. PARR Rated this very long cafe to be a dif pute between the Lowther family and the Graham, refpefling the right ref fithing in a river runninir over the Snl"m and the Rockcliff manors in the North, upon which a verdict had paired againft his client, and he obtained a rule to thew cattle why there fhould not be a new tri.il, the Court intimating a with to tutu it into a cafe. NOV. 12.-WILSON v. BARBER. The Sot-mil-out GENERAL faid, that this was an aggravated atfault, committed by the Defendant on the Plaintiff ; that was a matter which he was oblig ed to admit ; he applied, however, to the Court for a new trial, on the ground that the damages were exceffive—they were 2001. The Plaintiff was a 13ar bar, and the Defendant a Sheriff's Officer. Lord Essetisoftouc tt—" It was as aggravated an affault as could have been committed by the Defen dant upon the Plaintiff, under all the circnmltances —for it appears by my note, that the Defendant went to the Plaintiff's houfe, and inflated him, be caufe the Plaintiff had brought an adion agaidhim, beat and ill-treated him violently, in his own boufe, where he carries on the bufinefs of an hair-dreffer— fpit in his mouth : and then, by way of triumph, or dered a glafs of water for the Plaintiff to waft it down, which was the greaten of all ;:offible indignities ;and the Jury judged of this ;atilt, which was fhewn to a man who was not in the leaft degree offending againft the law ; he had only fued the Defendant for a debt, as he had a right to do. Perhaps, faid his Lordll:ip, I fhould not have given fo much, but I do not know that that is a reafon why the verdia lhould be fet afide." Souctrott Gtmsam..—" It would be much better for this Defendant to have a fentence of tranfporta• tion for fourteen years pronounced againft him, than that fuch a verdift as this Ihould (land—ln the one cafe he may, Come time or other, have his liberty ; in the other, he never can." Mr. GAaaow•--" The Defendant carried a boy with him to fee, what hc. called, " the fun," of beat- iag the Plaintiff." SOLICITOR GRNERAL•••••" My Learned Friend will have an opportunity of faying this in (hewing caufe againll the rule."' I Lord ELLINIOROUOH then read the evidence as it I was given at the trial, on which his Lordthip ob• ferved, that the cafe was an aggravated one ; and, although a verdift for sot. might, perhaps, have pleated him better, or have been nearer to the point, as it appeared to him, of Jutlice, yet, in a quellion of pure feeling—as this indjfputably was—he (horrid be lorry to interfere with the province of the Jury in judging of the quantum of damages.—" I remember," Paid his Lordfhip, a Cafe, in which soot. damages were given to a man who was ()ruck over the head by another for not pulling off his hat in the play houfe ; it was a cafe in which Mr. Jullice Wri.sorr was Connie'. The Court would not interfere with the verdia of the Jury, becaufe the quetlion was a queftion of filing arifing out of an infult." SOLICITOR GENERAL.—" I did not open this other. wife tl aa of a cafe of aggravated infult—but in which there is no material injury. The only quetlion I venture to put to the Court is, whether the damages be exceffive ?" - - Mr. Janice LAWRENCE. If a man's month be fpit into, are we to cohfider, like Surgeons, the cot. poral injury he fuffers." SOLICITOR GiNERAL.••••• 44 Certainly not ; if the Court think that tool. is not more than enough for what has happened, I have nothing to fay." Mr. jUniCe LAWRENCE.—" Would you inquire into the degree of pain the Plaintiff endured in his mouth when the Defendant fpit into it ; or would you allow the Jury to make an allowance for the nature of the infult ?' ..-....- ... . Lord Et.t.ssuottouc H " The damages in this cafe are fomewhat more, perhaps, than we fhould have given. if the cafe retied with us ; but if we are to take from the Jury every decifion in which we might not have entirely concurred, if we were among them, I am afraid the province of a Jury would be altoge• ther done away. If the damages were of fuch a fire, that the Court, from them, mull neceffarily infer improper motives in the Jury ; or, if they were of fuch a fine, as, from the circumflances of the cafe we mutt infer a mifunderftanding of it in the Jury, it would be the province of the Court to correa that error, or rather to put it in a train of being cur - r eaed. But .if we cannot fee that any improper inference has been drawn by the Jury, for want of falicient underltansling of the cafe, or that they have been aEluated by improper motives, I do not fee that we can fet .fide their verdiet, on the fcore of i exceffive damages, without encroaching upon their province, and laying, that th , ;r verdiCt (hail be fet afide, whenever we think that the damages are too large--Motion refufed. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DoCTORS'COMMONS Saturday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following fhip cafes Vrow Elzina, Kerter matter—This veffel, under Pruflian colours, laden with a cargo of various mer chandize, was captured by the private fhip of war Vengeance, S. Elliot Commander, and brought to Plymouth. Ship and cargo condemned, and like wife the claimants in colts. The Hannah, Pierce mailer—This fhip, under American colours, with a cargo of coffee, fugar, and other merchandize, on a voyage from Bonen to Am flerdam, was captured by the private (hip of war , W. Guy Commander, and brought to Dover. Ship reftored, with freight and expences, and further proof dire&ed in regal d to the cargo. Vigilant, Dodd matter—This American (hip, with a cargo of ivory, fugar, coffee, and other valu• able tnerchandize, on a voyage from Baton to Bour dcaux, was captured by his Majeny's fhip of war Cantina, B. W. Taylor, Efq. Commander, and brought to Pottfmouth. Ship and cargo tailored, as claimed. Cornelia, Soubry mailer—This veffel was under Pruflian colours, with a cargo of fi(h, with which Se was proceeding to the port of Embden at the time of the capture. In this cafe further proof was directed. L9NDON MARKETt. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, ROVEMBER rt. The market to day was well fupplied with wheat : the trade dull of tale and is about as. per quarter lower than our latt—Rye is dearer—Barley and Malt fupport lad quoted prices—Peafe of each kind like wife—Small old Beafls ♦ery fcarce, and this trade is dearer—Oats anise in but middling fupply, and fully maintain their price.—Flour likewife, and a thou fupply. Wheat, 44i. 55 OF CCIIILENCY AS UNDER t 4. Mk. per qr. Grey Pear.. 34s 391. Fine Ditto, 701. 721. 6d. Brans, 481. 565. Rye, 325. 376. od. Tick Ditto 331.461. od Berte7.:l Bl . 431. od. Oats, 2ss. sos 341. Malt, 761821 od. Poland ditto 35,. 37s od. White Peale, s6s. 625. od. Rape Seed, 4 01 . 44 1 . Per 14ft• PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 655. to 705. Seconds 6os. to 655. per faiat arralla PRIOR OF GRAIN, ON BOARD *Mr AS lINDBR I Wheat 446 55s 66 s Suffolks to 621 leol Fme 68s 71$ Grey Press 35s 391 cd S u p er fine 72$ Beans, new 44 6 5 21 od Rye, new 335 37s Ditto, old, to .. Barley 36s 428 od Tick Beans, new as 3S I Malt 768 82$ od 01 1 —s 474 White Peas 449 Su od Oats 25$ 305 34s Boilers 553 6os Polands 35 5 37 6 od Rape Seed 361. to 441. per laft. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 24th of (Motor to the zd of Nov —Total 16.132 Quarters. Average 64s 91d.—ts. 3.1 d lower than hit return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 26th of Odtober to the tit of November. Total-16.934 facks-.-Average 695. 6d.--. cs ild. higher than hilt return. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, Nov. 9. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns coding the ad of November, 1805. Wheat. 1 Rye. Barley. 1 Oats. Beans. 1 Petite. s. d. s. 4. s. 4 . s. d. s. d. s. d. 78 to 4; 6 40 2 27 Ix 47 1 45 11 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending Nov. 6,18 476. 9d. per hundred weight. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Conaway new 7os to fibs per cwt. Coriander, 13$ to 156 do. Trefoil tos to 289 do. White Muftard Seed, 6s 64 to 1 4s od per bufhel. Brown ditto, 98 64 to tBs do. Turnip jog to Os per bufhel. Broad Beans 32s to 7os per quarter Long Pods 34s to so , Tares 36s to sos oil cos cd Rye Grafs iss cd to 3os od per quarter. PRICE OF HOPS. SACS. FOCKETS• Kent - 71 OS to 71 15s Kent - 71 cs to 91 —s Suffer - 71 os CO 71 LOS Suffer - 71 Os to SI 16s Mx 71 co to 71 nos Farnham set —s CO 141 06 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 71 7910 81 tos I Pockets 71 7s to 91 95 SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV. 11. This day's market exhibited a very good lapply of different kinds of cattle. Beef and Mutton have experienced a trifling reduftion in price.—Polk is rather advanced, and the trade was but indifferent. The Hay Market was tolerably well attended, Hay and Straw keep pretty Ready in price.—Clover is ibmewhat higher fence our lall.—The undermention ed prices and numbers is a corral flatement. To fink the offal—per !lore of 81b. Beef 41 0:1 to 4s 64 Veal st 01 to 65 od Mam I a as od ro 48 rod Pork 4s od to st 64 Lamb 5s od to 6s od. HIM') 01 CATTLE Tilts DAT . Beats 2673—Calves 3oo—Sheep 16.74c—Pigs, 540. NEWGATE and LEADENIIALL, November it. Per (tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 29 8.1 to 38 lid I Veal 3s od A 45 0.1 Mutton 2. 81 to 3s 8 4 Pork as od to 5. od Lamb --- 45 od to os cd. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Old Hay, 41 os to 51 5s New Clover, 31 tos to 51 58 New Do. 21 tos to 41 45 Old Do. 51 5s to 61 os Straw, 11 16s to 21 os. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 3 3 oto4 13 0 I Hay per load 3 16 to 4z6 Straw 1 to OCO 2 2 0 Straw I 12 CO t 18 Clover 5 oto 6 0 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 45 2td Town Tallow 7os 6d to 08 Clare Market 4s aid Yellow Ruffia 69s to 718 cd Whitechapel Market White ditto 691 od to os (pet !tone of 81b.) 48 Id Soap ditto 68. to os od ----- Melted Stuff 58s to os od 1121 691 Ditto rough 395 od to 4 01 Average Price 48 ad Greaves xis od Good Dregs too to cs Yellow Soap, 769 to 08—Mottled, 86s—Curd, 9os Price of Candles per dozen, its od—Moulds, x ss od RAW HIDES. Hides (per ftone) 3s 6d to 4s od Horfc Skins 16s od to tSs Middling 3s ad to 3s 44 Sheep Skins 3s 61 toss od Ordinary as rod to 3s od Shearlings os od to os cd Heavy Calf 129 61 each I Lamb Skins 3s od to ss cd PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 24d to aid Ditto, 60 to 651 b end to 27d Merchants Backs 1344 to 24d Dreffing Hides aid to 234 Fine Coach Hides 231 to asd Crop Hides for Cutting 23d to 244 Flat Ordinary 2o 4d to 2214 Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb per dozen 334 to 431 Ditto so to 7olb 384 to 424 Ditto 7o to Bdb 36d to sld Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s od to 3s 64 Large ditto cods to acs per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides ass to 35s each COAL EXCHANGE MONDAY—South Moor, 45% 6,l—Seodwond s,o—rites Tan field Moor 495 31 —Wall's End 62s 64—Whitefield 4os 94 — Allan's and Printrole mixed Os—Bourn Nluor 49s—Riddic k New Main 456—Bourn Moor and Low Moor mix-d 471 6d—New bottle Bourn Moor 47s 6cl —46 s 64 —Eden Main sos—New bottle Bourn Moor Primrofe mixed 46o—Urpeth 456. \Vents esoer—Flatworth 443. -Haig Moor 47i—Pi.t's Tan field Moor 49 , 13Ci1tiTiplei Main 6:s—Walker 58- /,d—Wall's End 628—Biddick New Main 445 64—Ufworth 43s 64—Allan's 43% 64—Ilirtley 44s 64---Leefield 4 t s—Primrnfe cm FRlDAY—Benton 58s 9d--St. David's 415 64—South Moor 44 1 9d—Allan's 4 ts 64. Owing to adverfe winds our fupply has been fort this week ; but a confiderable fleet is at lea, and may be expeeted e.irly in the neat—Only' (hip of Bourn Mow unfold—lmportation lalt month 7493.974 chaldrons, being an excels, compared with laft year the fame time, of 2c891 chaldrons. Delivered at las. advance on the above prices. NEW COAL MARKET, November tl. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Priers. 67 Newcaftle Coals 62 39% 9d 64% ad ts Sunderland . • 10 425^,d 52s 04 1 Cinders t 4os 6d COURSE OF EXCHANGE. AIIIIICTCI2DI 35 10 2 Ul. Cadiz pap Naples 41 A Do at fight 35 0 Ditto 333 cif. G evIUA 47 Rotterdam 1 t 7 a Uf. Madrid pap Liltroo 62 Hamhurgh 32 9 2 UI. I Ditto 3o off . Oporto 62 Al to na 32 10 2 UL Baton 3o elf. Dublin 14 Paris, x day's date 2 5 4 Uv. Leghorn 53 Cork t 3 Paris - 25 12 a Uf. I Venice 594 tivresPicoli effective Bourdeaux as 13 ditto per 11. fterli:•g. Ago on the Bank of Holhnd 54 per Cent. Portugal Gold io Coin, per ounce Co o o Gold in Bars ditto o o o New Dorian, pasta:cc • 5 6 \ . . , BIRTH. The hat of Matrons liantiltnn. jnn. ffq. of : 1 7- enr. Ira, County of Meath, of a fon and MAIM* D. At Donglai, lilt of Matt, by fyecial I c nce VC. B op . to Mifs Suah Meredith, third daughter of B. C. 111 eredith, I.; 1. Broadftone Hoar, near Dublin. - NUT A. few days fine, ohn Potts, Etc. late of the Cullom Fivec, London. At Roehampton, on Wainlday, the Seth eh. Mirs Brodie, Lethen. Monday fe'nieght, Mr. Robert Sperce, wr:tcr, Dumfries. Tueiday lait. fuddenly, in Dover C. Mr. Reynolds, one of the tit:dicers of the works there. Thurfday, Mrs. Longford, v. ifc of Mr. T. Longford, of the White Hart Inn, Wideomb. She was in perfect health on o, s preceding evening, but was taken (odd: my ill about half lidt twelve, and expired before twu in the morning ; de has Ltt A s affsdtionatc hufband and eight children t 6 l amen t her lois. On Sundapafternoon, Julas Gran4way, Efq. at Drool - J.IJ, hi dte county of Ihrby. NORFOLK, SUFFOLK. and Cambridtefhire. WANTED, for Seven, Fourteen, or Twer sy Years, a good Family Hook, with Sixty to Eielsty Aort sit Land, in either of the above Counties, nut more tLau ei F ;ltir Miles from London. Particulars, with an ma defcripiion, will be atterukd to by Mr. Smith, Nu. 6a, Broad-ftreet, ne ir the Roy al Excht fige. - - MANOR and FR EE HOLD ESTATES between ',VDU SHREWSBURY, in the COUNTY ot SALOP. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITI At Garrawars, on Tuefday, December to, at Twrive o'Clorts, unlefs an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contra t, .OW and '1 'HE MANOR of EATON, extendinz over Minot 60:0 Acres, fines, reliefs, quitrents, rig!.4. apd irnmuni• ties belonging to the fame, with a large and valuaNe p ret b ok i nate, containirg 1500 Acres of rich Arable, Pall ure, and Mea dow Land, well fstuate for markets, lime, and coal, near the turnpike road leading from Shrewfbury to Ludlow, tyt he free, and land-tax redeemed, near Church Stretton, in the parilh of E2tOII. and county of Salop. The Ellate is highly improvable. interfp ed with wood lands, and well adapted for the prefervr.tion of gam:. with which the Manor abounds, with fuitable farm•houfo. bdr , s, and rut-huildings, fever.l cottages, a water co: n-mill, and fine Bream of water running through the lands. May be viewed, and particulars had any time previous to the fate, of the Printers of the Woreefter and Oxford Journals, and Skreselbury Chronicle; at the White Hart, Bath; Bulb, briftol; Angel, Ludlow ; of Mears. Baxter and Lloyds, Solicitors, Lud low; of Mr. Vidkcrs, Cranmcre, near Beidgnorth; Mr John Broome, Church Stratton ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Stnah„ No. 6*, Broad-Rivet, Royal Exchange, where a map of the cane may be ken.— Fen thoufand pounds of the purchafe money may remain on mortgage. MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATE. near Bolton. To be SOI.D by AUCTION—by Mr. SMITH. At Oarraway's Coffee houfe 'Change•alley, Cornbbl, London, on Wednefday, the toth inft. unlels an acceptable offer la madc in the mean time by Private Contract, ARing -feed FREEHOLD ESTATE, paying no Tytbes whatever. The buyer may. at his option, either pay down the whole conederation in money, or a moiety thereof only and for the othermolety grant up,. certain aged lives fundry annuities, to be fccured on this eft de only, or Tome other of not lefs value, on a plan highly favourable to bins, and affording a molt eligible opportunity to monied men The Eftate confilts of Brothertoft Manor, Towuthip, and the entire Lands thereof, near Bofton,in the county of Lincoln ; toge ther with a valuable Eftate in the pariah or WyluTton, contiguous, liwing a Manfion houfe, with the cuftomary appendages for ufe and ornament, with fundry Earmdionfes and Cottages, a Horfe= will, a new Steam Engine for tuner). operations, Granari.", Corn and Straw Barns, Stables, Cow hoofing, Smiths' and Carpenters' Shops and all forts of Farming conveniences. with sty (more or Ids) of uncommonly aich Lend, interfeatil by a Turn pike-road, bounded by two feparate navigation', with wharfs at the two principal barns, and a coal-yard in each navigation. The prefent net rental of the elate is upwards of 2300!. per annum.... May be viewed by a letter of introduCtion Vartieulars and every information may he had at No. 5, New man's-court, Combat, by applyine to John Evans, eq. Solicitor, who is empowered to treat by Private Contract, and pirtieulars may alfo be had of Francis Thirkift, Efq Bolton ; et :he Printers of the Nottingham Journal and Stamford Mercury; at Carriway's, and of Mr. Smith, No: 6a, Bread.ltreer. For FEVERS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, RHEUMA TISMS, the YELLOW FEVER, ST. ANTHONI's FRE, and for INFLAMMATIONS of the LI NGS, BOWELS , BLADDER, See. DR. JAMES'. POWDER. ]'HIS MEDICINE, which is fo luperior to all others in efficacy, certainty, and fafety, Mould ever be given on the tirft attack of the [Wonder; for, if it be not IllthCieln of itfelf to died a care (as in intermittent and putrid Fevers). it is allowed to be the belt Preparative for, and concomitant with, the Bark and other remedies, which the Symptoms require. But as the genuine Powder has been often known to reftore the Patient, af ter its fubftitutes, and every other febrifuge, have failed, it ought to he tried even Li the lilt extremity. Great benefits have been derived front the Powder, in diforders thought beyond the reach of medicine, when taken every night as an Al"er.tive; and, from the fuccefs of the Reverend Mr. Singleton [Jaipur, of Dublin, there is reafon to believe that it may prove a Remedy in this drocephalus,or Water in the train. Sold only by F Newbery and Sons, No. 45. St. Paul's Church. yard (four doors front Cite:4Ele) London ; and at Dr. James's late heufc, in truton-ftrect, in packets, price 3S. yd vat*, duty ircluded ; or in bottles, containing twelve packets, price 245. U made up for the Army and Navy. N. B. None can be genuine Ora have not the words F. New bury, No. 43, St. Pasire; engraved in the Stamp. TO . 11“/ S. .1 A 1 . 1.01 t., Llq. No. y, New Bridge-greet. I endue. SIR —I confider it but an aff vf jut:ice due in the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recrutly been performed by them I —An acquaintance of mine, who t.y the breaking cut of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a 0-.ll3oc:don of Dif - orders arifirg therefrom), was reduced Limon to a tkeicton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could. he obtained. and tried a 'fart's) , of patent medicines.nothimi could Ne procured which teemed to fuit his cafe, or to do him ally knice ; lie remain ed in a moll reduced ;end pitiable foliation for two years, unablato follow his prideflion, and fearcely a hie to walk or even to Rand on his left-; in nu% noon(' who knew Mot ev:r turpoted it yollible for him to recover. He was advifed at fait to try rur . LEA ICE 4 Ptenii--he did fo, aridly adhering to the directions eve., with i them—he had not taken more than two boxes i before he found An alteration for the better : thiii ancour.led him to proceed, and by taking a kw tunes more he found his appetite and ttrength gradu ally return, and lA now as healthy and as aunt as ail. ma:. I know. Yuu arc welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to a e Wu* confirmation of the above account if it Ibuuld Lc dolt tad. I am, Sir, your obolicut humblc icryant, Lit.rary, Folkttone, July to, 180 t. MO. PURDY Pt%Tared and fold by the foie Pcovictor TUOS. TAYLOI'., Me::hcr of thc Itoval Ct4i. se of Surram I ', don, at his hada, No. 9, New Bride: fireefi • Where, after a c , .ttltant reMence of more than 40 years. al praelice particularly dirented to the cure of VenTraleour,dan.t , and thofe incidental to the part; of sknerzt ion in i;oth res.!, wizt that inviolable fecn cy which men of his prat:Bon thauld ata , V ohferee. ti • flatters hilltf. - 11 . he :tdviee and aflidanee gratuimuily ad/alders to pinion. taking this medicine, will he e ermcd. a nth:Train,. pantie, as an atlyanta4c fakir.; to bed tabled, mo void of ambiguity. Mfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of chore !Tv , ng at a diltance, at the Kammer's. No. 35, St. Alhan's.ltrcet, Mall; the Toyitop, 103,0 ciwiNftreet ; Mr. Dithorough, 7, Pita ttreet •Itill ; Mr. Baxter's. Snuth-hridge. Edinlv rgh ; Mr. MT,. nald's. GlAmw ; Mr.Callwell's, Dublin 4 Mr.Billinges. LivaPnnie Mr. Atkincon's, Manehefter, and by ene perf,3n In evert carli• demble v.iwn in Great hrileiti and Ireland, in boxes of only .gi yd. each, fenled up with full ai,d plain diet-Minna, %sq.:ere") , perrws of either fee m y cure thernft Ir::s with Otic, 1 - 7etv.l, feerecy, a.,si faiecy; N. B. Ever? Eox fold in Gre:lt Britain is feitied up with a ii.:ol l Ps . ,. on which, by favour of the Commifhoners, is printed at the Office--T. N0..9, New bridge treet--to imitate w)'- V klatch and all °theta are counter kit. !..ONDON: Parted and Pea Ned by LEVET. KENT #:0 , Cap.. terlsury-pine. I.llMhet6), It STAR OFF.%ric NO Tr L . 0"4" (tree:. Pyr 3ed dfo n the S reit Orrice Tea r 1 0;41 , ..c. l