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PUGAIsg LAW INTALLIGENCI. COURT Or CHANCIRT, MARCHts. The only intereaing matter that came forward this day was one of the long pending Outfits between the Earl of Strathmore and Mr. Bowel. It wis upon a Petition.of the latter Gentleman to re-hear as Or der •of Lnrd Rofslyn, under which Mr. Ferrer, his Lordthip's Solicitor and Receiver, had been charged by theCourt,and Lord Strjtthmere had been let into poreffion of certain elates,' ia the county of Durham, to which Mr. Bowes hatt'been entitled in fee fimple, in the year 1781, his title to which hid been recngnifed twice by t h e Court of Rhig'sEench, and affirmed afterwards by the Houfe of Lords, but he had to this day been kept out of poffeffion under t Order of Lord Rofslyn, which had been made fwo or three years before the judgment of the Hoag of Lords. This application therefore to the Court was lubllantially on the part of Mr. Bowes for the polfeffion of the elates, and the recovery of the tents from the time he bad been kept out of poffeffion. Mr. Plowden had, on the preceding day, pro duced a valuation of the Mines under this property, by Mr. Edington, at 61,6001. After tome warm (partings by the oppofite Counfels, the Comicectoa (poke Clr a confiderable time, but did not upon the whole, complete his decree, though he went to far as explicitly to recognize Mr. R s right to the pro. perty, and ;eland Lord Refslyn's orders. thee good Rory, better dna all. about foam my.« The Learned Judge here interpofed, and Paid he was afraid he co'ild not hear evidence of thefe ries. Mr. Garrow certainly told thefe (lodes, very pleafantly t but they were not at all available in the caufe. Mr. Gaaaow then reamed. He told the jury he always bowed with refpee to the opinion of the Learned Judge, they would, therefore, in their Ter did, give no damages for the poncy and the fence ; but they would not abate of the real damages in the tank, but give a recompence for the lots of the clover, and the inconvenience [Whined by the Plaintiff, in being obliged to fend his cattle abroad to dePallure. He would not now tell them any more fiories ; but, if he had health and fpirits to revifit -them the next Circuit, as Mr. Filewood always had a cask, he • would then tell them the Rory of the carrot. feed, which was better than any they had yet heard: He then called witneffes, who proved, that the Plantiff gape notice to the Defendant to take his to r tythe, o a , ' szd of Auguft, but that it was not taken '.. the ground until the toth of September, and t in confequence the clover was dettroyed un der the oat cock., and the Plaintiff was obliged to fend out twenty feven head of cattle to depafttire at another place, becaide he could not turn them in that field. In croh, examination, however, it ap peared that the field would not have depafturedthem for many days. Mr. Seijeant SHIPHERD infdled that this aftion was the mere effect of fpleen, and not for recom pence for any real injury. He denied the truth of the ftories told by Mr. Gaitaow, in their application. He did not mean to deny that the fence was pulled down, or the poney impounded ; but they were ca pable of explanation, which would give a very differ ent afpe.t to the cafe than that which Mr. Garrow had given it. He admitted that his client was wrong • but he had sifted under a mifapprehenfion of the fay?, conceiving that he ought to have had no tice before 6x o'clock in the morning. Verdi& for the Plaintiff. damages tel. 6s. This was the only caufe worth reporting on the Civil Side. No trial of any intereft occurred upon t .e Crown SA:. Maacir rt.—Higgs v. Wrenn and Oihers.—This was an ataion of affault, tried before a Special Jury., Mr. GAIROW, for the Plaintiff, Rated, that he was molt pleated that the Defendants in this cafe had thought proper to alterable a Special Jury to judge of their eondua. His client, who was but a poor man, was molt glad to have gentlemen who fliould, decide upon the amount of the damages he ought to receive for molt &meld ill-treatment from men of a rank far fuperior to his own. His client was but a poor innkeeper, and it was a bold thing, and might end in his rum, that he had bad the hardihood to bring an anion againft them ; for the Jury could very well conceive how an innkeeper in the country might be ruined by the influence of the furrounding gentry. He would now Rate to them who thefe De fendants were. The Defendant Wrenn was a gen- tleman of fortune, near South-End, in this county • a Mr. Afplin, a dotter of phyfic, a Magiflrate, and a Commander of a Volunteer Corps ; a Mr. Mar tha') Turner, a refpeetable farmer, for fuch his in timations called him; a Mr. Sumner, a Mr. Kennet, and Mr. George Afplin ; one of efe was alto a Clergyman and a Magißrate, and ought to have been the left man to have mixed in the fcene he was about to difclofe.—Thefe gentlemen ordered a dinner at the houfe of the Plaintiff, at Rayleigh, on the ad of No vember lag. The dinner was ordered for is or is, but only feven perfons came to it. They continued drinking until ten at night, when the bill was called. Is was brought by the Plaintiff, who delivered it, and, as nfuaT, withdrew. He was told that the bill was a molt unreafonable one ; but he would admit that it was the moll extortionate that was ever pre tented by an innkeeper; yet even that could not jut tify the fubfequent condo& of thefe gentlemen. Mr. Wrenn was the sat to pronounce the bill an extor tionate one, and the landlord was again called in, and told he mutt alter his bill. His reply was, it was a very reafunable one ; that he confidered the bill as moderate ; and that he would not abate any thing of his-demand without admitting that he had been guilty of an attempt at lean to overcharge them, and he fhould cpnfider that admitGon as an impeach ment of the charaaer of his houfe. They infißed that he &old abate a guinea of the bill. He Rill declined, and offered to refer his bill to any innkeep er between South-End and London. He Ibould have thought this a molt reafonable propofition ; bnt not fo with thefe gentlemen ; they were determined to carry their point by other methods ; fat fume of them getting to the door to prevent the Plaintiff's re treat, ethers violently feized him, and they molt in humanly dragged him about the floor, and beat him until his cries brought the furrounding neighbours to his affißance. It was found neceffary to call in the alEance of the Peace Officers, by whom they were thsured; eft a* lean tome of them. If the matter bad retied here, although certainly they had now aged moll unworthy of themfelves and their charac- ters, yet the matter might have been accommodated without bringing it to a Court of Jußice ; but the molt ferious part of their mikondua remained yet to be told. Some of them who efcaped, immediately affembled a part of the corps which was then on per manent duty in the neighbourhond, and they came in military array, and forced their Commander from the cultody of the civil power. He &mild prove, if neceffary, that not only they were determined to releak the delinquents, but to releafe them at all ha: tads, for before they fet out, tall cartridge was deli vered round to all the party. Several witneffes proved the affault. Mr, Jußice Ronal intimated his opinion, that as it was admitted the Defendants were all gentlemen of refpeaability, and the corps Rood alto high in public ettimation, it would be better not to go into a fur ther expofore of this unfoitunate affair, but to it . Mould be left to any Gentleman of the Jury to fay, what recompence the Plaintiff Ihould receive. The Counfel on both fides acceding, it was re quelled that one of the Jury would take the reference, but'they all declined to take it tingly.; at lag Mr. Conyeil 4 l l 4r. BoCanquet. and Mr. Smith agreed to be the referees, and it was iccordingly , referred to them. We heard afterwards, from good authority; that they had awarded the Plaintiff 3,41414 1 !.. • : Yeflerday morning a very hard pitched bat& for forty guineas, was fought at Wilfdon Green,between lownyfros Town and George Oker, pugilifts of no. tottery.. This match was made a month fince, in confequence of Jemmy having openly challenged and ridiculed his opponent, and the flakes were depo fited by the parties. Jemmy from Town, if not a pu gilift of the firft rate, poffelles many accomplithments in the pugiliftic art. He is a long•reached man, who is noted a right hand rallier, and who will take a confidcrable deal of beating. Oliver is a leffer man confiderably than his antagonifi, but he is a well known fcientific fighter, and a man capable of beat : , ing any man in England of his weight. On Satur day night cuts were drawn by the pugilifts who (tmid fig the feat of anion, which was won by Oliver, who fixed on Wilfdon. Early yeflerday morning the road leading to the fpot agreed on was filled with the ufual number of vehicles of every defcription, followed by groupes of admiring pitdellrians. At eleven o'clock the combatants entered the ring, accompanied by their feconds, Tom Jones and Blake for Oliver, and Wood and Crib for Jemmy from Town. At firip. ping, Oliver, to all appearance, was unable to Rand again( fuch a man as his opponent ; but his skill, however, was known, and the odds were rather in his I favour. At feting to, the combatants appeared thy of each other ; Jemmy extended his left arm at full length, while his right was placed on the defenfive, ready for a rally. Oliver kept himfelf clofe, and as confi derable bets were depending upon the fir(( hit down, they were both careful of themfelves. After (parting for nearly a minute and a half, Jemmy made a hit, which was flopped in ftyle by Oliver, who hit his man a fevere blow on the temple, which knocked him down, and caufed a copious effufion of blood. The odds, which at facing to were rather in favour of Oliver, were now 7to 4. Jemmy faced his man in the fecund round, without paying attention to the blow he had received. although he was covered with blood. Some hard blows were exchanged, and Jem. my was again knocked down. Oliver at length SC- Cane acquainted with Jemmy's mode of fighting, who was knocked down•nesrly every r o ►nd. Jemmy became very thy after they had fought 20 minutes ; he bore the marks of Come very hard blows on the right fide, which was touched by Oliver's favourite hit alniott every round. It was feared by the friends of Oliver that Jemmy would wear him out, notwith (landing the heavy blows he had received ; but 01i. ver fought Heady, and hit off moll of the blows which were aimed at him, and at the fame time put in one of confiderable force. The 28th round was nearly decif►ve maim part of Oliver, for after hav ing (truck his opponent five or fix times very hard co the body, he gave him a dreadful one on the left ear, which caufed the blood to rufh forth. There was no material alteration in the fight after; Jemmy fought refolnte, but fearcely a round was fought in which he was not knocked down. He haeno chance dur ing the whole of the fight ; he was unable to put in a blow, for they were all dexteroufly flopped. The fight lafted until the 4gth round, when Oliver, who appeared to have regained his ftrength,knocked down his man, after having put io Come hard hits. lemmy lay on the ground until the expiration of the time for meeting, when he again attempted to (land up, but he was unable. His head was (welled hideoufly, and ' from his right arm pit to his kidneys he was beat raw. Oliver received but very little injury. It is Cuppofed that Jemmy never can recover from this beating, but if fo, he will never be able to fight again. The battle afforded a high treat to the ama teurs, and one mote fevere has not been witneffed fence that with Blake and Holmes a year ago on the fame ground. This fight ladled one hour and twenty minutes without lots of time. A confiderable num ber of the (porting Nobility and Gentry were prefent, and moll of the pugilifts or the day. MARRIED. On the 13th init. at Farodon, in the county of Cheer, Licute eant-Colonel H. Maxwell, to Mlfs Ann Thames, daughter of the late Walter•Tbottuaa, Erg. of Chao., and niece to Charles Good • win, Efq. of Farodon. At Liverpool, Mr. Young, to Mifs Griinani, both of the Liver pool Theatre. At Lymington, Hants, Jame' Molar°, Efq. to Mils Sambcr. daughter of James Samber, Efq Captain in the Royal Navy. On the syth ult. iq the ifland of Iflay, James M'Nab, Efq. late of the ffland of Jamaica, to Mils Margaret M•NeiU, da..ghtcr of Makom Efq. Ardelißer. Oa the 3d In& at Chichefter, aged 59, the Rev. Edward FIE , , M. A. Redor of Merlton and Vicar of Wettbourne and Surpham in that Dioccfe. Saturday morning. Lady Charlotte Bingham, feeond daughter of tbc Earl of Luean, at his Lordelip's hook ha Hertford-ftreet, May Fair, in the 9th year of her age. On the 13th inftant. Mrs. Talbot, wife of John Talbot. Ertl. of Stow Cattle. Kern. On Saturday. at Knight!bridge, in her 94th year, Mrs. Burton WA of Colonel Francis Burton, and mother of Francis Barton, Efq. M. P. for she City of Oxford. Tuefday tan, at big boars at Hatarttead, Jonathan Key, Efq. in tie 69th year sf has age, PREGNANT I.ATIIPA, Whole &nation requires a tcutp•nr,y fettrement. MR. WATSON, Surgeon,and, Malt Midwiii:, offers to aecemmodite Ladies in an a:ry and mired fi!l:l• Lion, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms fuitod to their circum fiances and fituation in life; their infants pat out to nude, and hdmanely taken care of ; and as Humanity inducer him to ott:r his affift.mce to alleviate the horrors. of coucealed Prei,mancy, he flatt, rr hinifelf Ladies will find on ippllcation to hint the grcdtelt attentioniand mutt profound feerety. Letters (poll paid) to Mr, Watfon, Surgeon and Man-Midwite, or to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife, No. zi, Charlotte-itr:et, Stirrc y - fide of Blaekfriar's-bridge will meet the mutt pointed attenti.m. Where may he had, The PILL BENEDICTA, 11. Is. per box, a certain and effectual Remedy to remove all Obitrudtioas and irregularities, and an excellent Medicine after bad Liings in. E LIZABETH LEEK had at firfl a fmall fpot, of a brownlfh caR, on her wrift ; the paid no attention to it, conceiving it required none : It began to fpread, producing a wa. tery humour, accompanied with a dry (turfy furfuee, inflamed, with violent itching. When the applied for the medicine, SPIES. BURY'S PATENT ANTISCON EU TIC DROPS, the difeare had fpread over both arms, and they exhibited the appearance of a continued raw furface, fo that the was unabl.: to draw on her gloves. Hav ing taken the Brit bottle, they amended furprizingly, and after taking fix bottles, feared?' any thing remained rave a rougbnefs of &in. ELIZAIIETII LEEK. Jofeph Tucker, No. tt, Tottenham-ftrect, Tottenham Court. Road, vouches fur the veracity of this flatement. R [MARKS ON THE GENUINE ►t[DICINC. " By the King's Patent" muft he expr-lfcd In words at length on the bottle, in the bill of directions and wrapper covering each bot tle of Medicine.—The (tamp (that the Wes duty) is print.d in Mack ink instead of red Ink: the cork in the moods of the bot tle is always fettled with red Pealing wax.. -Mr.SriLSIIVItY attends as ufaal at the Difpcnfary. HAYMAN's GENUINE ORIGINAL. MAREDANT's ANTISCORIIU I IC DROPS. MR. HAYMAN ( Author of " a Treatife, explain log the Nature and Affinity of Scorbutic Difeafcs," med. Bvo. 4s. who may be confulted perfonally or by letter inclofing his fee), neceffarily continues to prepare theft Drops, as the fecret of the pro cefs reit, with him ; but the vending them and fupply of fubven ders is veiled in Mr. R. Butler, Medicir.al Vs'archouf... No. 4,Cheap fide, corner of Pater nolter-row, London, to whom ail orders for the 45.6 d. t Is. and 225. bottles, mug now he addreffed. Beware of Counterfeits—Nu Maredant's Drops can polEhly ha genuine except the addrefs, "J. Hayman, Goldensfquare," be found engravcu in the Ramp affixed up..nr each bottle, for the fa lutary efleets of all which, though purchafed of the remoteß ven der, Mr. Hayman anfwers with his life! ! ! Their virtues are briefly theft—they renovate appetite, enliven the fpirits, perfett digeltion, currcd a co4gulum of blood, open the excretory duets, fatten and free the fkin of fetal and ichorous pimples, eradicate ulcers, caries of the born s, tumours, abfeeffes, fairies, Mules, piles, &c. examples of which, fufficient to confole tufferers in every poffikle fpecits of Scurvy, Scrof ula, Leprufy, and the tong train of difeafes allied to them, are contained in each di redion bill. See very fhort al:drat:ls from a few of them only Mager Davidfon's cafe, whole arm was rneireled with deep fetid fcrofulous ulcers, perforating the bone, and prefaiting the profpcet of a mortification. Mils Cheetham's tale—The fame (pecks of difeafe affediling the feet, and endangering her beirg a cripple for life. James Scottccafi., whom tic Rev. Mr. Elliott, wlio'c rarifili cerr he ia, defcribr, to have been a pethel Lazarus. s Wacker's cafe, whole bead, face, neck, and borom, by the certificate of K. Callanclar, M.D. had been three years incrulted with a fcatdous hum u:-. Mr. Hunter's cafe, whore difeafe was attended with a hamper fo cerrofive, as to have left fuzee a band breadth of &in on bill whole body. _ _ Such b;:ing the power of this alterative over the moil drips rate and latent Scorbutic and Scrofulous difeafes, its influence on the more local, without further references In point, cannot poffibly be doubted. They arc fold by the general Medicine Fenders throughout the United Kingdom; particularly by Callwell and Ball, Dublin ; Hulband, Elder, and Co. and aeott, Edinburgh ; M•Donald, Cha gos" ; Garden, Aberdeen; Craigle, Montrofe ; DIA, Dundee ; Phorfon, Berwick ; Wheeler and Louts, Ayleibury ; Cruttweß and Huard, Bath ; Smith, Bedford ; Knott and Co. and Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; Gluon, Brldgenortla ; Gregory, Brighten ; Browne, Briltol: Simmons and Co. Canterbury ; Adeuy and ' Chalk, Chelmsford; Kepner, ColchelliT; iith, Crawley ; Frew- Exeter ; Wright. Hereford ; T. Brown, fen. and Rofs, Hun; Harmer and Co. Ipfysidh ; BrantLwaite, Kendal; Wright and Blunt, Leeds ; Sw.nfen, Leicefter ; Lee, Lewes ; Drummond, Lincoln ; Adams, Loughborcngh ; Tyrrell, Mailftone ; Stains and IA arrop, Manche-tier ; Wilkinfon, orpeth ; Sneifon, Nant wich ; Walker and Brown, N, wean ; Marfhall, Northampton; Stern:fon and Co. Norwich; anu Co. Nottingham ; Slat tor and Mundy, and Jones, Oxford ; Souiby, ?enrich ; Will.. Ply mouth ; liedgeland, Dock ; Moore, Poole ; Belem, Ponfmouth ; Smart and Co. Reading; Collins, haiiihury ; Adams, Shaftelbury; Penny, fiherborne ; Baker, Southanipton ; Newcomb, Stamford ; Chriflopher, Stockton ; Coy, Tunbridge ; Evil, Wells; Blgeney, Windfor ; White, Wifbcach ; Trisha, Worccfter,and Tye, Wrex ham. To T. TAYLOK, surgeon, No. iy, New Bridge-ttreet, London, SIR, Edinburgh, May z, tgao. IN the fpring of 1794 I was afflifted with a Vene- A. nai Con:plaint, whirs, I treated with indifference for free months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfieian,who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafc (by mercu rial applications) for Come time ; but 'growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was redeced to a Rate aline& unparalleled and beyond dcfcription, being an entire leper, and ulce rated front head to foot —My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, &c. have been alteniately in danger of becoming ufelefs ; In Mort, I have had front so to 3o eating nieces on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to par ' ticularize all my cafe--furice it to ray, there never mss, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a mere complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by any friends, and imagined my - felf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more than miferable Rate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a molt miferahle exiftence,till Divine PROVIDANCI threw In my way a nevrfpapee containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth--my friends real it, I could not.--I feat and procured Come of your LEAKIL'S PATENT Pitts, which ,by ufing from time to time ant now, and have long been, (after more than four years indeferibable diftrefs), in as good a Rate of health as ever I enoyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving heal, thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature ferviae, I requeß you to publifh this ; and you may at any time refer palons, who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine,and none exceed it, I have from experience every reafon to allure mankind, that in your LLAKC's PILLS they will find a fore, fpcedy, Cafe, and radii' , cal cure, far that mint dreadful Rage of tha Venereal Difeafe, which is calltalA E 0 N FIRM ED a. u es. .1. T • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tuosces Tar 1.0 e . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London,at his house. No. 9, New Bridg,ftreet ; where he will give aLlvice. witl,6ul a fee, to perfons taking there Pills and will arifsvcr patit;'ts IC P. tees, if poll paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all cales t:se mull inviolablti lei:tsty, no Perfon's name M cafe having born rut :lona', but at their tram particular reqi...it, b' the Proprietor, ^ ring the cocrfe of more than 36 years that he has had the con ducting of cc:, :Irme Pale of the above elicit:eine, and the prz.. tire ariling there:: int. They are alfo told, by his Appointment, for the convenience el thole hv;ng at a diltance, by Mr. Baucr, South-bridge, Edin burgh ; Mr. Menrons, Printer, Glaik:riv, to wt ons alfo Mr. T refers f•r his adde,:fs; at the Perfun.er's, N 0.35, St. Albans- Curet, Pall Mall ; Mr. Robertfon s Toy-lo(, No. 103, Oxford iirca ; Mr. Difborough's, No. 7, Eifh-Itreet-hill,nearly oppofite the Monument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, No. 1, Union-row, Little 'Power-hill; Mr. Callwell'■,Dublin ; and by one Pi rfon in every confiderable town in Great-Briuni and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. od. each, fealed up with full and plan) Dime - none, whereby &foal of defuse Sex may cure thanifclves with eat:- and feert-e. HIOH WATER AT LONDON Mora* •• • • so hates after 4 A Penmen • • • 9 mimirres atter c LONDON c Prtate.d and pubElNcd by LEV !!..1. KEN r, IP' terbary-tel ma Lambeah), at the STA, 0111 C t, Na. C.ircy• Anat. alio at the St - as Orgies, Tetnrie • • ' .• . . 1 . pasmoseamemomosearawitermagem s they good Rory, better than all, about toting tams PEIGILISg • t . PREGNANT LADIES, whole fltuation requires a tentporral rentaltent. . LAW INTALLIG ENCL. lod • The Learned Judge here interpofed, and Paid he Yetterday morning a very hard pitched bat& for MR. WATSON, Salrget,n, old, Man Midauile‘, -1-YL offers to accommodate hatffev in an a:ry and retired fitt.a• COURT OF CHANCIRT, MARCH:S. was afraid he coald not hear evidence of thefe Ito. forty guineas, was fought at Wilfdon Green,between lion, with ApamnenU to lymin, on terms fultod to their circuit' The only intereffing matter that came forward ries. Mr. Garrow certainly told there nodes, very lainnyfrota Town and George (Myer, pugilifts of no• ftances and fituation in life; their infants pat out him tool ar out to 'lurk, and this day was one of th e t mg pen di ng cat*, betw e e n pleafantly ; but they were not at all available in the toiiety.. This match was made a Month fence, in hdoranaly taken exit of; and as Hut:lenity : the Earl ot Strathmore and Mr. Bowel. It WO upon cattle. confequence of Jemmy having openly challenged I tlatt,rr hinifelf Lathes will fit:4 on application to bun the greotelt ! his affiftainte to alleviate . the horrureof coucealcd Pregnant. ) , lie a Petition.of the latter Gentleman to re-hear as Or- Mr. Gaaaow then returned. He told the jury and ridiculed his opponent, and the flakes were depo- t der •of Lord Ronlyn, under which Mr. Ferrer, his he always bowed with refped to the opinion of the feted by the parties. Jemmy from Town, if not a pu- Letters` (poll. paid) to Mr. Watfon, Surgeon and Man-Midwite, attentioniand molt profound feerecy. Lordlhip's Solicitor and Receiver, had been dif. Learned Judge, they would, therefore, in their ver• gilift of the firft rate, poffelTes many accomplithments or charged by theeourt,and Lord Sty;thasore had been did, give no damages for the poney and the fence ; in the pugiliftic art. He is a long-reached man, who fide ofßlackfriar's-brid . ge, will meet the molt pointed attenti tn. to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife, No. to, Charlotte-at: et, Slimy- but they would not abate of the real damages in is noted a right hand tallier, and who will take a Where may he had, • The PILL BENEDICTA, point ; 11. ts. per box, a certain end effedual Remedy to remove all Ohltrudioas I let into poreffion of certain elates,' is the county of Durham, to which Mr. Bowes hart'betn entitled in the eaufe, but give a recompense for the lots of the confiderable deal of beating. Oliver is a leffer man and irregularities, and an excellent Medicita: after bad Liings in. I fee fimple, in the year 17 8 1, his l i ck to which hid clover, and the inconvenience [Whined by the confiderably than his antagonifl, but he is a well — ----- ----- beenPlaintlff, in being obliged to fend his cattle abroad known fcientific fighter, and a man capable of beat : , VLIZABETH LEEK had at firft a (mall . Iyot.nl recngnifed twice by the Court of Kris's Bench, o attention to it and a ffi rmed afterwards by the Houle of Lords , but to deo:inure. He would not now tell them any more ing any man in England of his weight. On Satur. - 1 -4 ,p odaci g a wa ' he had to this day been kept out of poffeffion under ftories ; but, if he had health and fpirits to revifit day night cuts were drawn by the mins who fhould t e ery ° humour, accompanied with r a g d a r i y tee P rry fur r face, i l t i tftioned. nce a lvi br r il i trit e c u a i ft resl o n n on h e cr • w lt r b ift ; t ib t'O p f' Li r d ead n bat Order of Lord Rofslyn, which had been made 't hem the next Circuit, as Mr. Filewood always had fig the feat of action, which was won by Oliver, who with violent itching. When the applied for the medicine, SPIES. fro or three years before the judgment of the Hoag. a ciente, he • would then tell them the Rory of the fixed on Wilfdon. Early yeflerday morning the road . BURY'S PATENT ANTISCONEU 'lc Daors, the difeafe had fpread of Lords. This application therefore to the Conte carrot feed, which was better than any they had yet leading to the (pot agreed on was filled with the ufual heard: over both arms, and they exhibited the appearance of a continued face, fo th wto d. Hay- was fiffillantially on the part of M r . B o w es f or t h e number of vehicles of every defcription, followed by ing taken the lint at theas bottle, t unahL hey amended raw f on her g urprngl loves y, and after poreffion of the climes, and the recovery of the •He then celled witneffes, who proved, that the troupes of admiring pedeltrians. At eleven o'clock raw fur taking fix bottles, fearcely any thin g remained rave a roughnefs of rents from the time he had been kept out of poffeflion. Plantiff gape notice to the Defendant to take his , the combatants entered the ring, accompanied by &i n . ELIZMIETII LEEK. Mr. Plowden had, on the preceding day, pro- tythe, o, e sad of Auguft, but that it was not their feconds, Tom Jones and Blake for Oliver, and ' Jofeph Tucker, No. Ir, Tottenham-time, Tottenham Court. Road, vouches fur the veracity of this Ratement. canted a valuation of th e Mines under this property , taken the ground until the toth of S e ptemb e r, Wood and Crib for Jemmy from Town. At (trip. RZNIARKS ON THE GENUINE MEDICINE. by Mr. Edington, at 61,6001. After tome warm and t in confiquence the clover was deftroyed un- ping, Oliver, to all appearance, was unable to Rand " By the King's Patent" mat be exprttled In word, at length on (partings by the oppofite Counfels, the Cessciczos. •der the oat crick., and the Plaintiff was obliged to again& fuch a man as his opponent ; but his &in, 1 the bottle, in the bill of diredions and wrapper covering each but- (poke Car a confiderable time, but did not upon the fend out twenty (even head of cattle to depafture at however, was known, and the odds were rather in his tie of Medicine.—The (tamp (that i 4 the Kitt i es duty) is printed whole, complete his decree, though he went to far another place, becanfe he could not t urn th em i n favour. lin ulack ink inftead of red ink: the cork in the moods of the hot- as explicitly to recognize Mr. B.'s right to the pro. that field. in crofiexamination, however, it ap- At fetting to, the combatants appeared th y of each 1 tie is always reeled with red feeling Wale -ma SPIL IL SBVY wends 1 as ufital at the Difpenfary. perty, and eekind Lord Reftlyn's orders. peered that the field would not have depaftured them other ; Jemmy extended his left arm at full length, for many days. . while his right was placed on the defenfive, ready HAYMAN's GENUINE ORIGINAL MAREDANT's Mr. Seljeant SHIPHERD healed that this action for a rally. Oliver kept himfelf clofe, and as confi ANTISCORBU FIC DROPS. 4881EES. was the mere effect o f cpleen, and not for recom- derable bets were depending upon the firft hit down, MR. HAYMAN (Author of " a Treatife, explain- pence for any real injury. He denied the truth of they were both careful of themfelves. After (parting M R. ing the Nature and Affinity of Scorbutic Difeafes," med. Bvo. nee . et w ic l :ril o m c a , y m be tin e u o e n , f t o o lted perf e o t n h a d ll e y or by , l a et , t t e h r e in fe c c lofin l : f h is fee), r Cit 11.116101 Di MARCH 14.—Yefierday the Judges the ftories told by Mr. GA a sow, in their application. for nearly a minute and a half, Jemmy made a hit, arrived inthistown,andread their commiffionforhold He did not mean to deny that the fence was pulled which was flopped in ftyle by Oliver, who hit his c eft refts Y with him ; but the that ' and fupply of ruin/ P erk o. . ing the Affixes ; and this morning they proceeded to down, or the poney impounded ; but they were ca- man a fevere blow on the temple, which knocked him dela is vetted in Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal Warebout, No. 4,Cheap- bufinefs. The calendar is very light, and there is no pable of explanation, which would give a very differ- down, and caufed a copious effufion of blood. The fide , corner of Patel nofter.row, London, to who m aa orders for, great deal of bufinefs on the Civil Side. • cite afped to the cafe than that which Mr. Garrow odds, which at fitting to were rather in favour of the 41.6 d. its,.and 225. bottles, mull now he addreffed. Beware of Counterfeits—Nu Maredant s Dro P l" can Vile ha RAMP v. VI LIWOOD. had given it. He admitted that his client was Oliver, were now 7to 4.. Jemmy faced his man in genu i ne except the a dd re f a , "J. H ayman , Golden-fquare," be This XIS an aftion by the Plaintiff, a farmer, wrong ; but he had abed under a mifapprehenfion the fecund round, without paying attention to the found engraven in the Ramp affixed upon each bottle, fur the fa- Willa the Rev. Mr- Filewood, the parfon of Heding. of the law, conceiving that he ought to have had no- blow he had received, although he was covered with lutary effeds of all which , though perehafed of the remoter yen- barn, for not taking off his tythes, by which th e Pl a i n - lice befor e fi x o'clock in the morning. blood. Some hard blows were exchanged, and tem- der,. Mr. Hayman antwers with his life! ! ! 1 heir virtue are briefly theft—they renovate appetite, enli tiff's pafture was injured, and he was obliged to Verdi& for the Plaintiff, damages tel. 6s. my was again knocked down. Oliver at length Se- the (pints, petted diration, coned a coagulum of blood, o pen pea fend his cattle to depanure elfewhere. This was the only caufe worth reporting on the came acquainted with Jemmy's mode of fighting, the excretory duds, fatten and free the (kin ot fcurf and ichorou Mr. Galeow, in addreffing the Jury, told them, Civil Side. No trial of any lateral occurred upon who was knocked downatearly every round. Jemmy pimples, eradicate ulcers, caries of the bones, tumours, abfeeffes, that in this cafe they mull put their hands into the Ile Crown S4ll. • became very thy after they had fought 20 minutes ; fatties, Mules, piles, &c. examples of which, fufficient to confolo fferers in every poffikle (pecks of Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprof , and pockets of the Rev. Gentleman, who was the D e f en- Malice ze.—Higgs v. Wrenn and O th ers.—This he bore the marks of Come very hard blows on the I th u e long train of difeafes allied to them, are contained in ea ch di- dant, and wander fome of the money to be found was an valise of affault, tried before a Special Jury. right fide, which was touched by Oliver's favourite re gi on hill. See very Rion alattrads from a few of them only ; there into the pocket of his client ,• and ho was fare Mr. GARROW, for the Plaintiff, Rated, that he was hit almoft every round. It was feared by the friends Mailer Davidfon's cafe, whole arm was I neircled with deep the Rev. Gentleman would himfelf be diffatisfied no. molt pleated that the Defendants in this cafe had of Oliver that Jemmy would wear him out, notwith- fetid fcrofulous ulcers, perforating the bone, and prefenting the profped of a mortification. lets they did it, becaufe he was quite certain that Mr. thought proper to affemble a Special Jury to judge (landing the heavy blows he had received ; but Oli- e fame fpecies of silicate affedting the Fikwood was known to be a lover of ftria jultiee. of their condo.% His client, who was but a poor ver fought needy, and hit off molt of the blows tea m , i an fi a C c h n e c e ta tti ngeri i n e e a a k e — r be Th irg a cripple for Ilfe. and would certainly wins the fam e meafure meted man, was molt glad to have gentlemen who ffiould, which were aimed at him, and at the fame time put Jane. Scott's cafe, whom the Rev. Mr. Elliott, whore parithi- e, e i e te n ck, and Worn, by the againft him as for him. He had not the happinefs decide upon the amount of the damages he ought to in one of confiderable force. The 28th round was curt he is. defcribei to have been a pet-Gel Lazarus. et being one of \ Mr. Filewood's parinsiemers, or it receive for molt ffiameftil ill-treatment from men of nearly decifive matte part of Oliver, for after hay- Nits i W e e o p iL er's c cafe, , whore m herd , Dhad b three years inctulted would have been great pleafure to hear him defiant a rank far fuperior to his own. Hit client was but ing (truck his opponent five or fi x times very hard cn with a fc t ablous hums u llu - ari upon the test, which he certainly fometimes did, of a poor innkeeper, and it was a bold thing, and might the body, he gave him a dreadful one on the left ear, Mr. Hunter's cafe, whole difeak was attended with a humour "Do unto another as you would another thould do end in his ruin, that he had bad the hardihood to which caufed the blood to rufh forth. There was no to corrofive, as to have left tune a handbreadth of &in on bis unto yob." And if there was any validity in this old bring an anion againft them ; for the Jury could material alteration in the fight after ; Jemmy fought wimle h body. g th e power of this alterative over the meat dc maxim, Mr. F. certainly molt with that the Jury very well conceive how an innkeeper in the country refolnte, but fearcely a round was fought in which rate and latent Sco rbutic and Scrofulous difeafes its influ e nce rP°. Arnoldmaxim, behave liberal to his client, as they would fee might be ruined by the influenc e of the furrounding he was not knocked down. He had'no chance dui- on t h e more l oca l, w i t h out furt h er re f erences i n ' point, ca n not by I Rory or two he would tell them. The Jury, as gentry. He would now Rate to them who there De. ing the whole of the fight ; he was unable to put in poffibly be doubted. farmers, very well knew, that if they did not let out fendants were. The Defendant Wrenn was a gen- a blow, for they were all dexteroufty flopped. The They arc fo'.d by the general Medicine Venders throughout the United Kivgdont; particularly by Callwen and Ball, Dublin their tythes, they were liable to an action for treble damn of fortune, near South-End, in this county ; fight ) aged until the 4gth round, when Oliver, who Hatband, Elder, and Co. and aeon, Edinbur g h ; M•Donald Gist- the value • and if, while the tythes were on the a Mr. Afplin, a dolor of phyfic, a Magittrate, and appeared so have regained his ftreagth,knocked'down saw ; Garden Aberdeen; Craigle, Montrofe • Disk, Dundee ; . ground, they pot in their cattle to graze, they were •a Commander of a Volunteer Corps ; a Mr. Mar - his man, after having put in tome hard hits. Jemmy Phonon, Berwick ; Wheeler and Loggtn , Ayleitury ; Cruttw e ft liable to an &lion of trefpafs. Thus far the law !hall Turner, a refpedable farmer. for fuch his in. lay on the ground until the expiration of the tutae for and Hazard, Bath ; Smith, Bedford ; Knott and Co. and Swinney sirn;nl G o i t t ) t s im an , S d ridg . enor a i n h te; ed the parfon, and jolly to, and in return the &odious called him ; a Mr. Sumter . a Mr. Kennet, meeting, when he again attempted to Rand up, but .'",' C rb " u Pegory g rig y htc a u ci L u r i a% fast e r MA have a little proteaion ; and if, by the and Mr. George Afplin ; one of Sete was alto ahe was unable. His head was (welled hideou fl y, and "r ca l ark u . e Ch h. c s t i nu il ior r. d: Kerner, colehen,r ; siiiii,, r : ; Crawley ci r i rew n - - Obffinacy of the parfon, his crop was loaned, he mull Clergyman and a Magiftrate, and ought to have been from his right arm pit t o his kidneys he was beat lIIID,EXCICE ; Wright, Hereford ;T. Brown, fen. and Rol',, Hull ; alto have a little 'edicts. To facture, it fometimes the laft man to have mixed in the fcene he was about raw. Oliver received but very little injury. It is Harmer and Co. ipfoLit ; Branthwaite, Kendal ; Wright and happened that the clergyman was annoyed in the to difclofe.—Thefe gentlemen ordered a dinner at the ruppoled that Jemmy never can recover from this B L i i l n in c s :i Lec A ds ci4 ; ol S7 t a ai n n t. • InZ e n ou , ~L b e io rc e e n f teh r ! Lee, Lewes j Drummond, • gathering of his tythes. There was a cafe recorded honfe of the Plaintiff , at Rayleigh, on the 2d of No. beating, but if to, he will never be able to fight and iti n r l rop, hlan'clietter g ; Wilktfon, Y lk7orpeth ; ' S ft ne c rfi e tn i , N S In the law books; where a farmer gave notice to the veMber lan. The dinner was ordered for is or 14, again. The battle afforded a hi g h treat to the ama- wtes ; Walker and Brown, N: secant. ; Marfhall, Northampton ; parka] to attend. and take the ty th e of turnips ,• his but only feven perfons came to it. They continued teurs, and one mote fevere has not been witneffed stevedon and Co. Norwich ; liurba g e ants Co. Nottingham ; Slat- ter ao h d . M . unciy,a ,, n n d a, J D ot o te c s Oxford ; . p soulby, ?eolith ; Will., Ply- parfon and his deputy accordingly attended, with the drinking until ten at night, when the bill was called. fince that with Blake and Holmes a year ago on the ;Sat i ins, SLithu o r le y ; ; B A c cl ia a lu m's P Sl n a f fn t c ' Ib u ur t 11 .4 - cart ; when he came, the farmer laid, " I. don't It was brought by the Plaintiff, who delivered it, fame ground. This fight hatted one hour and twenty in Smartitui ~ , ,JH a 1 much like the weather to day . Mager parfon, I (hall and, as utuar, withdrew. He was told that the bill minutes without lots of time. A confiderable num- Cu. Readin g; Penny, liherborne ; Baker, Southanipton ; Newcomb, Stamford ' : only pull ten turnips, and there is one for your was a molt unreafonable one; but he would admit ber of the (porting Nobility and Gentry were prefent, Chriftopher, Stock ton ; C o c, Tunbrid g e ; Evil, Wells; Blahency, i tythe." The patron, angry, would not take it away, that it was the moll extortionate that was ever pre- and molt of the pugilifta of the day. Windfor ; White, Witbeach ; Tymbs, Worcefter,and Tye, Wrex- but left it upon the land, and the farmer brou g ht an tented by an innk e ep er; yet even that could n o t j u t. ham. action of trefpafs, which was tried in Weftminiter illy the fubtequent condo& of thefe gentlemen. Mr. LONDON MARKETS; . To T. TAYLOR, surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, London, Hall, and the Court laid they could not approve.of Wrenn was the sat to pronounce the bill an extor- SIR, Edinburgh, May a, rSao. the cantina of the farmer ; yet, they (aid, in aria tionate one, and the landlord was again called in, and CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH ill. IN the fpring of 1794 I was :aided with a Vcne- A RETURN OF FLOUR, a• r e al Con:plaint, which I treated with indifference for fi ve law he mug have a verdict , for it was a trefpafs to told he mutt alter his bill. His reply was, it was a Front dw ad of March to the Sth of Marek. months ; but was then obli g ed to apply to a regular Phyfician,who leave it on the land. He remembered alto another very reafunable one ; that he confidcred the bill as Total—Lassa facks—Average 941. ad.— put a temporary (top to the viruienee of the difeafe (by inercu- cafe, of the parfon of Batterfea, who, in all probabi- moderate ; and that he would not abate any thing os. id. higher than Taft return. rial applications) tor tome time ; bur g eonin g , in fpite of all medi- Et y, was not In mild a man as Mr. Filewood, nor fo of his-demand without admitting that he had been RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including wily Rees the elite and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, much admired in his neighbourhood. The garden- guilty of an attempt at lean to overe.harge them, 4th of March to the 9th of March—Total i x,,417 qtlarters. worfe and svorfe for two years, I was redeced to a ftate alinoft Average toos 711.—as. bid lower than laft return. unparalleled and beyond dcfcription, being an cotire leper, and u!ce. • en of Betterfea gave him notice that on a certain day and he fhould confider that admit on as an impeach- PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. rated front head to foot —My head, throat, mouth, note, legs • they would cut cabbages, and required him to fend ntent of the character of his honk. They infißed Bags 41 cos to SI toe I Pockets 41 ass to 6! 6s arms, Sze. have been alteniately in danger of becoming ' ufel'efs ; —' for his tythes. He fent his waggon at the appointed that he (herald abate a guinea of the bill. He Rill PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD. In (bon, I have had front so to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and • time, when they cut ten cabbages, and gave him one. declined, and offered to refer his bill to any innkeep- Hay, per .per Load, • 4L a. to ol os nearly totally deprived of fight.- 1t would be voluminous to par- r - sk os. to et os ticularize all my cafe—fuffice it to ray, there never was, or ev er The next day they gave notice that they would cut er between South• End and London. He Ibould have Straw , per L oa d' .- - al. cos. to 01. DJ. will be, ate of a more dangerous, or of a mare complicated =- again. He thought he would not be hoaxed any thought this a moll reafonable propofttion ; but not SMITHFIELD, March tB. • tore. I was long looked upon by my friends, and ima g ined my- more, to he fent his maid with a ba&et for the tythe fo with there gentlemen ; they were determined to To fink the offal—per lone of 81h. felf,bcyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi- cabbage. They then cut the whole crop on the funny carry their point by other methods ; fail' fume of 3 ",,, 1 41 114 to 6s oil Veal 41 ad to 6s 44 tion, death was preferable to my more than mifcrable Rate. In this fide of the hill, and all the tythe cabbages werefpoiled them getting to -the door to prevent the Plaintiff' s re - 110115200 S. 011. 20 6s ad I Pork 4 Sdto 6s oil dreadful flotation did I drag a moll miferable exiftenceoill Divers 1111A0 or TRH DAT. PROVIOINCI threw In my way a newfpaper containin g the cafe of before he could procure a cart 0 take them away. treat, ethers eiolently feffied him, and they moll in- Batts about woo—Sheep_ 1 soaeo. a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends real it, I co uld not. —l f ent However, his client had not ailed in this way, he had humanly dragged him about the floor, and beat him NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, March 18. and procured Come of your LEAKE ' S PATENT Pitts, which, by really let out his oats aceelding to notice, but Mr. until his cries brought the furrounding neighbours to Per Rene of Sib. by the outafe. ufing from time to time ant now, and have long been, (after more Filewood refuted to take them away. He had al- his affillance. It was found neceffary to call in the lied 3a 8d to pod Veal 45 4d to 6s 4d than four years indeferibable diftrefs),in as g ood a Rate ofhealth ileum pSdto 6s ed Pork 4s 81 to 0 4d as even 1 envyed ;as a proof of this, 1 had a fine, thrivin g beat, weedy told the Jury that the Reverend D e f e nd ant atffßance of the Peace Officers, by whom they were COAL EXCHANGE, March ill. thy child, born to me a few months ago. In g ratitude to Goa- was an ob(erver offiria right, and always exalted Ms tbenreCdo at. iota fome of them. If the matter Deft Coals, In the Pool, per °mildew Os. 6d. and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature ferviae, I requeft f; own moll ri...idly, and mull of courfe be inclined to bad refted here, although certainly. they had now Delivered to Houfekeepers at 601. 6d. you to publith his; and you may at any time refer psxfons, who do aria juftice to every other man. He would jug ailed molt unworthy of themfelves and their charac- Sunderland, per chaldron 41$. 6d. with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, Delivered to Houfekeepers at sp. ed. to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. tell them a Rory or two, as he had promifed, in or- tern , yet the matter might have been accommodated As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine,and none exceed der to prove it. There was a fence between the without bringing it to a Court of Jußice ; but the BIRTI4B. . it, I have from experience every reafon to .?lure mankind, that in As Farringdon, B er k e. t h e Lady of Joreph T. Hone, Efq. of a son. lands of the Plaintiff and the Reverend Defendant. molt lesions part of their milkondud remained yet to your LLAKE'S PILLS they will find a fore, fpcedy, fate, and radii , On the nth Weans, in Park-lane, the Hon. Mrs. Codrington, which belonged to them both, and both were bound be told. Some of diem who &aped, immediately eta fon , cal cure, far that mint dreadful Rage of the Venere al' Dileafc, which is calltal-A co N FIRM ED a. u es. .i• T • to keep it in repair, and being moll miferably out of affembled a part of the corps which was then on per- At Trevalor, in Cornwall, the Lady of Role Price, Efq. of a Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA T 1.0 r . I condition, the Plaintiff thought he had better repair manent duty in the neighbourhood, and they came daughter- - Member of the Royal Colle g e of Sur g eons in London,at his house. lit entirely at his own expense, rather than have the in military array, and forced their Commander from MARRIED. No. 9, New Brid g e-greet ; where he will give advice. widow' It parton's hoax rooting up his crops. He according- the culled, of the civil power. He &cold prove, On the 13th ing. at Farndon, in the county of Cheer, Lichee a fee, to pato= takin g there Pills and will anfaver paticos It'. 1 ly repo. et, it himfelf, and the Defendant let him go if neceffary, that not only they were determined to aant-Colonel H. Maxwell, to Mifs Ann Thomas, daughter of the tern, if poll paid, on the fame term*, obferving in all cales that ; mutt inviolable ie . cresty, no Perfon's name of cafe having bor . n nit a. F on urr,ll it was quite finifited, when he ave him no- releak the delinquents, but to releafe them at all ha: late warter.Thornas. P. 4. of Chefta, and niece to Charles Good • • :toned,but at their own articularp re it. by the Proprietor, de- bwin, Efq. of Firedog]. tice that unlefs he pulled it all down agent, he would earth, for before they let out, ta ll cartridge was deli-ring the cocrfe ot more than 36 years that he has had the con- , 11 bring an Aaiun of trefpafs againft him. It was ac- Yered round to all the party. cordingly pulled down, and the parfon, finding his Several witneffes moved the affault. At Liverpool , Mr. Young, to Miff Grimani, both of the Liver- pool Theatre. At Lymington, Hants, JaITIES Mono, Efq. to Mifs Samba, dueling of ..n eat afiu tale of the above raed;etoe, and the prza. tice ariling therc:4; on. i . hogs continually in the pound, at his own expence, Mr. Jußice Roos, intimated his opinion, that as daughter of James Sat:ober, Efq Captain in the Royal Navy. They are alto nd.l, by his Appointment, for the convenience et On the syth ult. iq the Bland of Illay, James M'Nab , El l . late thole hv;ng at a diltance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edw. reltored the fence jug in the fame Rate it was before , it was admitted the Defendants were all gentlemen ofburgh; Mr..Mencons, Printer, Glalkaw, to wt ont alto Mr. T ! of the Eland of Jamaica, to Mu Margaret M•NOU, d er of he made his neighbour pull it down. But, however, retpedabnity, and the corps flood alto high in public PAakom M•Neill, Efq. Ardelifter. refers for his added's; at the Perfumer's, N 0.35, St. Alban's• be had the pleafure of pounding in his turn, for Mrs. ettimation, it would be better not to gu into a fur- DIED. fereet, Pall Mall ; Mr. Robertfon s Toy-top , No. 103, Oxford- 'treat • Mr. Ditborou h's No. Fifh-ftreet-hlll near! • ofite ' Kemp had a very pretty little horfe, which, teeing (ber expofure of this uufoitunate affair, but that it •On the d loft. at Chichefter, aged 59, the Rev. Edward FIE., the Monument ; Mr. g Stee'rs, liejtk' feller, No. t, Uni' on- row, Little P . tome colts go pall one day, joined theohaind, by way . Mould be left to any G e ntleman of the Jury to 14, M. A. Re altor of Mallon and Vicar of Wallbourne and Surpham Tower-hint Mr. Cailwell's,Dobtin ; and by one Perfon in evcty I ' of fellowlhip and good neighbourhood, followed them what recompense the Plaintiff Ihould receive. in that Dioccfc. confiderable town in Great-Briuin and Ireland, in Boxes of only 1 into the parfon's yard. No fooner did the,litter afpy The Counfel on both fides a cceding, it was re . Saturday morning, Lady Charlotte Bingham, feeond daughter 25. oil. each, foiled up with fun and pinto Dircdiene, whereby ihim, than he called out to flint the gates, to trap him, quelled that one of the Jury would take the reference, ce l iac Earl ot Luean , at his Lordthip's hock In Hertford-ftrect, I arms of either Sex may curt thanifelue with ear, sod feerc-v- -,'i and fend him to the pound. His man at firft heft . • but 'they a ll declined to take it tingly.; at lag Mr. lk ay F tb ai e r, l i s ti th eh t e r, 9th year of her a g e. ptt Talbot, wife of John Talbot. Efq. of kilOki WATER AT LONDON att 11/ills To-M00...) 0. ' 1 I gated, and obterved, that the hobby had done no min Conyei s, Mr. Bufanquet. and Mr. Smith agreed .to &me Cattle. Kent. Montag •• • • So .. fouta after 4 ; thief, and might as well be (pared ; but his protects he the referee', and it was iccordingly, referred to On Saturday. at Knightibridge, in her 94th year, Mrs. Burton Afternoon •• • 9 :nitrites after c tor was inexorable. and the poney was fent to the them. relitft of Colonel Francis Burton, and mother of Francis Burma, ----- 7--________.... $ pound, and Ids ma ll et forced to pay a guinea to re • We heard afterwards, from geld autitority , t h at •" i . . Elm M. P. for i,c City of Oxford. l'aefday left, sr his hoofs at Hainyttead, Jonathan Key, Efq. in LONDON & Primed and pi/MAO Kby LEV SI. bN T, k IP: f'ao• tabstry-teL esi Lambesh), at the STA, 01/ICt, Na. 1, Carer t • hole him trona his imprifonment. There was also. they had awarded the Plaintiff Soo t . . . . ilueas. . tie 69th year 011115 ap, (treat . alto at the STO a Oeric-a, Ternrie- no:, • . L . I • ASSIZES. CHILIMORD I MARCH 14.—Yellerday the Judges arrived in this town, and read their commi ffion for hold ing the 'Mae: ; and this morning they proceeded to &slitters. The alendar is very light, and there is no great deal of bufinefs on the Civil Side. KRIS? V. VILIWOOD. This was an adion by the Plaintiff, a farmer, ;pint' the Rev. Mr. Filewood, the parfon of Heding barn, for not taking off his tythes, by which the Plain tiff's pafture was injured, and he was obliged to fend his cattle to depallure elfewhere. Mr. Gaaaow, in addrefEng the Jury, told them, that in this cafe they mull put their hands into the pockets of the Rev. Gentleman, who was the Defen dant, and transfer force of the money to be found there into the pocket of his client ; and ho was fare the Rev. Gentleman would himfelf be diffatisfied Ws they did it, becaufe he was quite certain that Mr. Fikwood was known to be a lover of firift julliee, and would certainly with the fame meafure meted againft him as for him. He had not the happinefs of being one of Mr. Fdewood's parintionen, or it would have been great pleafure to hear him &Cunt upon the text, which he certainly fometimes did, of 14 Do unto another as you would another lbould do unto you." And if there was any validity in this old maxim, Mr. F. certainly mutt with that the jury fitould behave liberal to his client, as they would fee by a Rory or two he would tell them. The Jury, as farmers, very well knew, that if they did not fet out their mites, they were liable to an zillion for treble the value • and if, while the tythes were on the ground, they pot in their cattle to graze, they were liable to an ,lion of trefpafs. Thus far the law guarded the parfon, and jottly fo, and in return the a mutt have a little proteftion ; and if, by the obtlinacy tithe parfon, his crop was (polled, he mull alto have a little redrefs. To be Cure, it fometimes happened that the clergyman was annoyed in the gathering of his tythes. There was a cafe recorded in the law books, where a farmer gave notice to the parfon to attend, and take the tythe of turnips ,• his parfon and his deputy accordingly attended, with the cart ; when he came, the farmer Paid, " I don't much like the weather to day. Mailer parfon, i (hall only pull ten turnips, and there is one for your tythe." The parfon, angry, would not take it away, but left it upon the land, and the farmer brought an aftion of trefpafs, which was tried in Weßminfler Hall, and the Court Paid they could not approve-of the coodua of the farmer ; yet, they (aid, in aria law he mull have a verdift, for it was a trefpafs to leave it on the land. He remembered alfo another cafe, of the parfon of Batterfea, who, in all probabi lity, was not In mild a man as Mr. Filewood, nor fo much admired in his neighbourhood. The garden en of Batterfea gave him notice that on a certain day • they would cut cabbages, and required him to fend for his tythes. He fent his waggon at the appointed time, when they cut ten cabbages, and gave him one. The next day they gave notice that they would cut again. He thought he would not be hoaxed any more, fo he fent his maid with a balket for the tythe cabbage. They then cut the whole crop on the funny fide of the hill, and all the tythe cabbages were fpoiled before he could procure a cart to take them away. However, his client had not afted in this way, he had really fet out his oats according to notice, but Mr. Filewood refuted to take them away. He had al seedy told the Jury that the Reverend Defendant was an obferver offiria right, and always exalted Ms own molt ri,idly, and mull of courfe be inclined to do Rrift jullice to every other man. He would juR tell them a Rory or two, as he had promifed, in or der to prove it. There was a fence between the lands of the Plaintiff and the Reverend Defendant. which belonged to them both, and both were bound to keep it in repair, and being moll rniferaWy out of condition, the Plaintiff thought he bad better repair it entirely at his own ex pence, rather than have the p at r on '. hogs rooting up his crops. He according. ly repai.ed it himfelf, and the Defendant let him go on ur lit was quite finiflted, when he gave him no. tice that unlefs he pulled it all down agent, he would bring an Aaiun of trefpafs againß him. It was ac oirdingly pulled down, and the parfon, finding his hogs continually in the pound, at his own es:pence, rettored the fence jull in the fame (late it was before be made his neighbour pull it down. But, however, he had the pleafure of pounding in his turn, for Mrs. Kemp had a very pretty little bode, which, feeing Come colts go pall one day, joined them,and, by way of fellowthip and good neighbourhood, followed them into the parfou's yard. Ns fooner did the, litter efpy him, than he called out to that the gates, to trap him, and fend him to the pound. His man at &ft hefi gated, and obferved, that the hobby had done no mit chief, and might as well be (pared ; but his protects. for was inexorable. and the pony was fent to the pound, and his mailer forced to pa La guinea to re • have Lim frost his imptifustmem. There was ano. LONDON MARKETS; CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH iB. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Prom the 2d of March to the Bth of March. Total-14458 tacks--Average 945. rd.— es. id. higher than hit return. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only Items the 4th of March to the 9th of March—Total 11,4[7 Q2arters. Average woe 7id.-2e. bid lower than loft return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 TOW to Si lOW I Pockets 41 kfi to 6! 6s PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD. Hay, per Load, 41. 41. to of Os • Clover - sL oe. to cl. 0e Straw, per Load 21. zos. to 01. ca. SMITHFIELD, March 18. To fink the offal--per ftone of 81h. Beef 4s 341 to 6s od I Veal 41 ed to 6s 44 Mutton se oil to 6s ad Pork 4e 84 to 6s od 1111410 OW TRH OAT. Bea te about woo—Sheep 12,000. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, March 18. Per Rase of Sib. by the autafe. Beef sa 8d to se 04 LVeal 4 , 4 d to 6 s 44 Mutton pSdto 6s 24 Pork 43 81 to se 44 COAL EXCHA GE, March Beft Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldean 48e. 64. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 601. Sunderland, per cluldrou 413. 6d. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 531. 6d. BIRTHS. Ag Farringdoa, Berks, the Lady of jofeph T. Hone, Efq. of* fon On the nth What, in Park•lanc, the Hoe. Mrs. Codrington , of a fon. At Trevalor, in Cornwall, the Lady of Bore Price, Efq. of a daughter.