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LAW IAnTEr.LIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. z 6. INGLIS V. .101.010• was an atlion on a policy, on which an info- Id been efFeiled to the amounv of 3oQol. on and wool. on the freight. The name of was the Phcenir, Captain Redman, and fhe ,ed in thS, declaration to be 101 l by peril's at ASIIIIIII, for the Plaintiff, faid, that this vef. It Charleßown in May 1798. There the was fo ertznfively as to be made almoß a new id adapted to the mitt difficult and dangerous ion. From South Carolina. the p-oceeded to ,in order to be laden with fugar. At_ the iace the was again repaired, and pronounced 3e future voyage. The next Rep of her pro = to St. Kitt's, end before the arrived at this the fprung a leak. At St. Kitt's the was ex• under an order of the Admiralty Court ; declared incapable of continuing at fea, and irefented to be rotten all over. 'The Jury learn, however, that the furveyor who had that the was in a Rate of- utter decay, and tate diffolution, found it convenient, for his irpofes, to put-chafe the vette] for 15001. and ms a fudden, the became perfect ; the proceed- England with the cargo of fugar ; the was to the rank of A T in Lloyd's book ; the had rice to the Baltic, and was now at Leith, in . miry of the Learned Cotnifel. Mr. rt. a tancloded, by laying. that h; ihoold prove b to be fra-worthy at the time the failed, and tkes give evidence to the nature and cif.' races of the injury the fittlained. Ei.t.shaorteuGu--. , How do you pot ynnr Do you mean to tar, that the loft was onea by a handl:lent furvey 3 It ferns to he g the fraudulent judgensent which condesn aad lots by tke hand of man is not'a rifque again& SoLictroa GllllltALi fol. the Defendant, ad , that the Plaintiff had a right to an average the (hip was lea-worthy. ,tin Redman Aid, he was matter of the Mas en the was condemned ;he fir knew her at llown,in May, 1798 ; the had been complete. tred ; the (uck bus eye as a valet worthy for Lvigation. He failed with her the latter end-of to St. Pierre ; the made water in eroding the EMI trades. When the plunged, fhe made a Table quantity of water. -He arrived at Marti where lonic part of the cargo was delivered; ts laden again, and failed for Grenada, where feliarged her cal go in lobo. The veffel was surveyed. and made in a fit fate to proceed.— repair was done that he withed, and, of courfe f ired that every thing neceffary for her feevrity be done. .He recommended the head to be out, conceiving that the leak was tinder the rails. Her fails were bent for the voyage, when is taken lick ; but hoping he might recover, he' to fea with her ; fne arrived with the convoy, Kitt's. but he never had been noon deck, te m his firll coming nut of the Bay of Si. George. is arrival at St Kites, he went into the country tie atth ; and when he returned, he found her had hem opened. During the pear. to St. he once heard the mate making a tuaif; in the and creating the f o rt of alarm Initial when any is going en upon deck ; he added. that he was le to fay whether the had encotaittered any bad ter, as he was never on deck. He admitted that of he. timbers were rotten at St. Kitt's, but her le planks were. good. Iptain Sti7.er fail, he law her at Grenada, and th e was tea worthy for a voyage to England. tptain Shields fpoke to her artival in the port of ion in a fea worthy c•intlition ;.Jse rated her in tcl'i book , . am' ~ g the fir fl • le Smacstroa GOISItAL, fur the Defendant, ob ), that this was one of fi• fe infiance, in which Underwriters had been in danger of {offering the fcandalous frauds in the Weal Indies,which much more reams th'us the perils at fea. fie Id lay, out of the cafe the queltion of total It fs, tufe there was net a tingle circumßance to fop. fuch a pretentien; and bee:peeled, fuccefsfully, labia the propotition, that the (hip was not fca iy when the left Grenada ; that the received no r during the voyage to St. Kitt's ; and that the :mnation was an at of fraud. She failed from iuinter • place on the 20th of Odober, without tittering any weather which could ditlrefc a vet . - r to enter the water, and yet, at St, Kitt's, a or was demanded, the cargo was difembarked, the was declared utterly rotten, and unfit for .ce. Lord ELLTNllONOUGH:interrupting the further pro. of the cattle, remarked, that these was no inju gained by the perils of the fea : it did not even tr that the water came in, In as to endanger her it:km' to the Plaintiff WAS fclely occasioned by •andulent fns vey and condemnation at St. Kitt's, :onfequently there was no preterce for c harg :he toickrw: hers even with an average iofs. to PlAintiff.was accqrdingly nonftti;ed. WA IDSNS AND CONIbtONALITY OF THE. COLD IMITH'S COMPANY r.VICKARY AND LLO'.O it SOLICITOE GENERAL, ful• the Fltintiifs, this aBiun of ejetarnent rots brought rt,r a f“r ,e. On the t5;11 of November, 1736, the Smith Company dcmikd the premile , io yid fituated in Primrok•tlreet, Bifhopfgate-ttreet iout,tofienjautin Hunter, for the term of eighty 1. In tile indenture there was a covenant, rt• log the *Henrys of the dime to deliver to the dens Of the Company, a copy of the terms and Imftances of the alienation, and that alt writings tis fort mould he drawn itp by the Clerk of the )pany: The premises afterwards became veiled ilbert Lloyd ; they cunfifted of four hoofer ; and of them were Afterwards demifed to Clara Su -1 Bland, and the remaining two to Thomas itt, Mifs Bland and Thomas Allen fubfequently /married, and the latter was cauitled therefore to whole. Thomas Allen dying on the 25th of Ja• try. t 783, the prernifes were ztequeathed to Clara iefki Allen. In 1801, being thus Rarefied, The rated to make a conveyance of them to Henry (herd, on whole behalf this au ion was brought Allen applied for an advance of 500 guineas, on not of there prernifts, and received it, in the pre vi Mrs. lilderton, her daughter. The alEinment teas executed in Calm of Mr. Shepherd, and the rents were paid to him. On the tlith of 08oher, 1:3oz Mr. Shepherd was furprifed at receiving a notice Mr. Heathcnte, informing him, thflt, by the will of Clara Sohiefki Allen, all tliefe meiruages, for which he had paid his money, were conveyed tr,' the Defendants. In this &nation of thing., Mr. Shepherd brought an ejectment againftqiickary and Lloyd, but did not fucceed, becaufe he could alone fuprrt his ow:tclaim by his own rights ; the Plain. tiffs, therefore, in this a&ion, bad interpnfed in hi , favot.r, and contended, that the right in Clara Sobi efai birder which the Defendants claimed, was forfeited ; b.:caufe, in the alienation to them, the covenant, neceffai v to render every alienation valid, had not been complied with. The cafe (landing entirely on the admillions in the caufe, no evidence was produced. Mi. ER3EINE, for the Defendants, defired tliAt the indorfement on the leafe to Mr. Silrepher d might be read by the Clerk of the Court. . This indorfetnent was by Clara Sobieriti Alen, al hiring the kale to Henry Shepherd, and Vi3S dated thy loth of Augnft, iSot. This alienation was IC cognized by the, Plaintiffs. • Mr. EASKINE Paid, that the mere recognition of this Irani:it:lion was an acknowledgment by the Plain tiffs, that the right to the leafe ezided on the toth of &Igoe, any, in C. S. Allen; and that, therefore, tbe - Pleini ill's, at leak could not fupport a forfeiture prior to that date, under which, Henry Shepherd mutt be entitled. If a forfeiture bad been incurred, this a6l was a waver of any rig ht incident to it. Lord ELLENBOROUGH." They admit an inte. tell was yelled in her, and they give to her a fpecial authority to her to affign to Shepherd ; but this is no recognition of that right for the pnr;sofes here contemplated : for they were not apprized, at that time, of the caufe of forfeiture." Mr.'BURROWS, on the fame fide with Mr. Erfkine, took another objection, on the ground, that thefe were only perform' covenants, which do not rim with the land, and that Inch perfonal covenants only bind the covenanters. This objection was aim over-ruled, on the ground, that the covenants relate to the means of taking pof talon, and therefore mull be condrued to run with the land. VerdiEt for the Plaintiffs—Damages, One Shilling ; colts, forty drillings. From tie LONDON GdZ"•TTE, Decmd,er t 7. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.VED. Ann Park, and Jane Park, of Newcaftle upon Tyne, linen dm- I pers.—February 20 1 8 0 4. Margaret liinde , and Ann Robinfun, of Leeds, linen drapers. July ty, 18os. William Diekenfon and Jnfeph Shore, of Birmingham, mer chants —November 19, t Bos. Mofes Barlowe ai,d Samuel Lythgoe, of Liverpool, fpirit mcr cha,,tx.—Decernber ma, tBos. Fdward Lyeett, James Lyestt, John Tacncr and J. Dickenfon o' Manchefter, Initials and calico manufadtut. rs.—Dec. 9, 18 DS. . Witham Roper and James Tyrer, of Wigan; Lancalter, farriers. December t, aos. ; 1 V • Th;s wa •• r..nee had the 44, tl e Ihip w was ;laced fea. ••• Mr. ER fel was at repaired (hip, and ; navigatiat ! Grenada, latter pla; fit for the I•refs was rand, flt arnined, -" flat was d .." even rept would le t &lined t inunediai 11 OWN' purl then, on r: cd to Ei railed to been. twi; the coin . sal:: a C. the !hip he lhoub , • i cunillan; Lord cafe 1) finned I Infs by lied her, infnred ; Thee !of., it I Ptg tit whei Charlefi Vi l 1y rept; the navi June to ki.;rth confide? fie was fhe difc thete tU Ere' y T )I he delis &mid taken 'o head 14 he was • went to at St. I , 4 ceps on On his f..r his wales 1 Kitts, night, ; thing unable • weathe fi r m ! ol outride Cap; ant oh Cap; Londe Lloyd' The I ; ' (erred, • • the U from tl were 21 would • beeauf k ort fu to edal worth) ' * injury modal /' the fix encour fd 6r r Purvey and lb fervice Lor r ry appear The it k the fra I and c( ing th The THI S! f :hat tl Ititurc Golilli tion, I ; Witho years. Ward • • circus; of thi Comp in Gil • two biefki Allen intern the w 1 I unary Sobie t tonheriP" S} Mrs.. sernit :met ; BANKRUPTS. Edward Coats, Theme Malley, and Jofeph Hall, of Horninglow, parifh of Burton upon Trent, Statfordthire, brewers and part ncrs, to furrender December ;o, at four, Dec. 3t , and January 28, at ekven, at the White Hart Inn, Burton-upon-Trent.— Attornh Attornks,•Mr. Fowler, Burton-I.lton recut ; or Meffrs. Owen and Hicks, Barttat's Buildings, Holborn. London Samuel Giil, of Hot bury, parilk of Wakefield, Yurkthire, tallow chandler, foap-boiler, dialer and chapman, nrconbir 30, at fis, DLit. 3t. awl jai.uary 23, at ten. at the Woolpacks Inn, Hor- Itat 7 afors.r.iii. Attornies, Mr Scholefteld, linrhury; or Meffr. 67kes and Knowlep, Burwell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London. John Alain, of Longdou upon Tern. Salop, miller, dealer and chaynatt, January tu, it, and 23, at ea yen, at the Lion Inn, Shrewfbury. Attornies, Mr Tito nas Panting, Shrewfbury ; out Mars. Jenkins, James and Co. New Inn, Lundun. John Thomas, of Manchefti r cotton.fpinner, dealcr and elin;tran, Tice. sc. 3t, arid January 28, at four, at the Royal Oak Inn, in Manchefter. Att.:rides, Mars. Kay and Retifhaw, manchcfter. George Ortnrod, of Manche:ler, dyer, dealer and chapinap, Jan. 3,6, and 28. at elevdn, at the Paelt•horfe Inn, Bridge Iltact, Mancl.etk•n .Attornies, -Mars. Foulkes and lligfon. Man• cheffer ; ter Melts. Foulkes and Lohgdill, Gray's Inn, London. Henry Nicholfon, late of Bridge P.rect, Wellmudtcr, but now of Bi t topfgate-ftreet, London, :ilk mercer, dealer and chaptuars, Ike. at, January 4, Tina 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Meffrs. Coil ins and Waller, Spiral ft-01.re. . William England, of Little Waifingliant, Norfolk, atopkecper, January 6, at five, January 7, awl 28, at re a, at the hat I inn, Lit t le Walfing,ham. Attorney, Mr. Duktr, of Little Walling ham afortddid. DIVIDIINDS. • Dec. St. James Bell. of Conn:.;Ay, Ltacolnfhirt, miner and baker 1 wt ....vim, at t.uilelball, London. Dec. 28. .ilenry Lea, of Rope Makees-ltrect, Moortields, and of Billeopfgate ftreet, London, tobaceonilt, at ten, at Guildhall. Jr.nuary 4. George Burr; oft Maidflone, Kent, mn ey Icrivener at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 3t. jams Eaton. now or late of Livetpool, Lancalbire, rect. chine (partner with Atidrew Aiken, now or late of the fame place, merchant„ at one, at the York Hotel, in Wllliamfon Iluare, Liverpool! Dec. 3t. Ckriitopher Joknfon, of Great Stambridge, Ftfes, met chant, at ten, at the Houle of John Seabrook, the Angel Inn, Cclehefter. Dec. 3r. James Sutherland, of Little Tewer-hill, Middlefex brandy nterc!iant, deJltr and clopman, at ten, at Guildhall Dee. 30. John relz,r.r, rur.7 or late of Blackburn, Lancallite. dealer and ehapman, at twelve, at the Caine Inn, Blackburn. Dec. T. George Tird.fer and John Rdk,of :Ward's court, War dour-flrc..m, Soho, IViddlefet. leather f Arra, dealers, cli.ipmen, and coyartnrN, at ten, at Guildhall, London. tee. st. jofe.rh Trysa, late of Sit. inzbourn, Kent, fhovkeeper, de;.'.r and Chapman. it eleven, at Guii,lnaN, London. Dec 5s Wit lam Gurden, jun. of gtoney-Stratford, Bucks, lace merehant, dealer and chapman, at t xelvc, at the White Horfe • Itn- Stoney-Stratford. Dee. 31. Herry Ittenti, now or Ide r.f Tipton npnn Severn, woe - eeftrr :Lim currier. t..t ten, at the I inn !nn, Uptonmon Severn Dee. 3t. Burta.rdi, of the Sun Wharf, Wapping. and of Green Bank, parilh of Ctor•;.• in the Falt. liddi atx. velt•Arfi; ger and eqal-nn•rcliant, at cloven, at ttuildha!l. The cafe. of Scrophula we have fithmitted to the public is extremely interetling as i molt convey to the raolt prejueiced minds the importance of a me dicine which fuccceds fo admirably when the glands are difeafed in the worn Rages of the King's Evil. This elk does not (land tingly in the lif of cures performed by SfILSBURY ' S Patent Autilcurbutic Drops, when given in this difeafe, which proves the merit of this antilcorbutic, fn will known as a fpeci tie in Scurvy, Gnut, Rheumat;fm ,Ernptive, Nervous, and Bilious Complaints. To thole Ladies who with for a pleafant Cofmetic, to allay trifling irritations, SIPILSBURY'S Compound Eifence will anfiver !readi ly.' Be-careful, to afk for SPILSRVtY'S Patent Anti fcorbutic Drops, pith the words By the King's Patent" expre (Ted on the botts.:, bill of direBions, and futfide wrapper ; (he Hemp alfn (the King's duty) is printedin black inftead of red ink. Bottles, price ss. 6d. las. and 11. is. duty inclldcds Dirpenfary, N 0.15, Suluriquara To the 2DITC R N77-IL7 rtfeiGAZ e'N E. SIR —Wlten i addrcred the Editor of tbe• Animal Review. through the mrdittra at the MiZothly Ma'arine, at, the foiled of " errors v.•;l'.ch had inlinuateti tionr.felves" wtothat wntle, under the title "lie wick's Bridal riots," and at the fame time called upon him fur an explanation cur h.,%:tit to far'overrepped the boundary of reetitedc, as publicly `.to lay down dlrettione to hqr. Bewich, whereby hr mi ht dome a feritios in:hry--initead of tint explar.atinti which I tr.4,11t reaft.m.hly h et espeeted, 1 find rot - lett under the neeeCty of puitlicly addraing you, Sir. en a flthjett of miteh atore importamcyo Inc. Wl.ltever it might have pleated Me. Boric% to lave written in anfwer vi troy addrefe to the' Fdirt.r of the Antrial Review, I could not have rum- died it poilible that yo I, Sir. would have inferted a diced attach on my morel cl a. reader in the pages of your work ;dated lgoveraher aft); fcr fueh th : latter part of Mr. Bewick's :thirds mull. be contidered by every • , biaßed reader. I than, I din r lrfttadvi. have no diCieulty in • lablifhing this charge before 2. proper tribunal. In the mean , Wide, it is a duty incumbent on me, in tbc pub is fituation in which I ltaed, to repel the illiberal otifervations you have been the moats .of circulating to the world; left, unanforered. Vt, y might in;nre me in the mind of the public. For the prefent, "I %Ail pais over the other parts of Mr. Bewick's addrcfs, with ob. 1 felting, that bad it not been fur the " uncommon ardour of Mr. riodgfon," the " humble notions' of Mr. rewitk would proba bly tie, tr have affunted a more refpctlable form than the celt brat - I ed Hato• yof Three Hundrei Animals; and confine my anfwer to . the flawing extrod : ... " In [lima death deprived tut of Mr. Solomon Hodgfon, after r " h: had printed four edittuns of the q2adrupeds, and the lira .. , vomme of the Birds. With him we ought have gone on peace- ... " ably to the end; but we foun found widow and ram)- " trie to be a very ditrcrett perfui, And diroves without end " were what we liAd to tool:. to. In order to avoid this cloud of " ruifchief. Mr. Beilby foto me his bare in the Qasadrupeds, and " left me in the publication of flirt book to do the belt I could " with my new alfuciate. With o.lr fquahislcs it would be in pertinent to trouble the world : They have been painful to me, " they have been with the widow of my dteeJfed Wnd. fly thee " difputes I was compelled to introit the printirt, of the Wrter " Birds to another office, where this hind of work had not pre. " vioully been attended to; and, confcquently, I had to rim the " hazard of an experiment which might have ioisired the repura " eon of the work. Fortunately this expetinschcfneceat.l ; :at •• this, I believe, is one motive for Mr;. Hodzfon's attach." In order to give a full refutation to the above quotation, I Cull divide It into fentenees. " With him we might have pone on peaceably to the end " As this paragraph is infidioulty introduced to throw a r matt r degree of odium oa my charazter,to point out the falfelsood,arbd counteradt the mikhlevorts tendency of this affertion, I Bull e duce two cireumftanees,well kn.swis to many rcfpedtable perfons, both in this town and in London. When the Hiltory of griadru peels was firlt publithed in 1793, Mr. liodgfou, as b.aokfellir, wan appointed to manege the fate of the impreCion. Meffrs.Robinfou of London being Mr. Hoilgfou'a correfponilents, were of cootie appointed by hint as fule agents ifs the metropolis. Mr. Bewick, however, without confultine him, not only altered into an agree mean with Mr. Dilly to fupp °l 7 him with the work, but altfolutely promifed that Mr. Dilly's name flmuld appear In the title page-. Vatioua other citetintitances occurring which no man of butinefs ertehl well tolerate, when the laft edition of the Quadrupeds was :catty for puhlicatien, Mr. Hodgfon divided the imprelfioii into three equal parts, and left Meffrs. Beilby and Bewick to difpofe of their (hares as might belt fult their inclination and conveni coca. A price was fixed, at which the trade were to be 'applied; anal it was likewife agreed that they were not to temie,Pl each otner. soon after tbeCe arrangements were made, Mr. Beilby fold hie:there, in one let, to Mr Bell, bookfeller, of this town ; and, by fome,means or other, Mars. Laeldrigton and Co. (in their next catalogue ) were enabled to offer the work confiderahly wader the ftipuleted price l'hefe circumstances will, I think, cherly point out the falfchood of the affertion, " With him we might I have gone on peaceably to the end" " But we loon Lund hia widow and exec:aria' to be a very dif trent perfon, and difeutee without end were' what we had " to look to. In order to avoid this cloud of Mr. Beilby fold me his there in the Quadrupeds, and left n.e io the publi " cation of that book to do the Left I could with my pew afroe'.- "' ate. With our fqualobles it would be impertinent to trouble " the world : They have been painful to ate ; they have been, " with the widow of my &veered friend." leis very well known in this town, that, far nearly two years after the death of my hufband, I lived in the greeted harmony with Meffre. Beilhy and hewick ; and every thing of an unplea- Cant nature which had occurred in Mr. tiodyfon'a life time, feem. ed totally forgotten. I printed an impreXon of the f sere, of the firft volume of the Birds, and reetiVed Va!intli• other favours from them both : They were, indeed, molt allidotran in reit:keine me acts of kindnefs, and profiled the greateltiriendfhip for me and for my family. The cuts of the fecund volume of the Birds were proved at my face I fundflied famples of piper for the work, and made other arranger:inane for varying it into execution. Hi therto no "cloud eirmifehlef had compelled Mr. Brae to fell hi. there in the l e ti2adrupeil." nor had Mr. Bewick fignified his intention of removing the fecond volume of rue Birds front my office. On the contrary, all was peace and good fellowthip emceed its. " By there difputes I was eompelled to introit the printing of " the Water Bird, to another where this kind of work " had not been previoufly attended to ; and confequently, I hail " to run the hazanl of an experiment which night have injured " the reputa"ion of the work." II eying already Rated the friendly terms on which we had lived; 111.:11 now point out the origi.: of " thefe disputes;" by whi i'n•wick lays, he has been compelled to eels the silk 0 ; L e d. fii ing his reputation as an artilt, contidering that fo much depends on the minter in the execution of fuch works.—About this time Mr. Bewick and I bad leveret interviews; and when we ;ante to calculate What quantity•of paper would be nreelfary for the f.cond volume of the Hittory of Birds, lie pretended he had found our a ntitialro in an account which had been fettled tome years before Mr. litalgfiin's death. This ntiltake he rudely fixed on Hoag- fon, an!, wit:lout ceremool l ', deds&ithe Iwo of el. 131. 3d. from :he belanee of an account due to me from elient. I could not po:- tlhly eequie'..ce in this unprecedented treatment; elpecially as it tea. dare in Web a manner, that the integrity of my late 'tabard was infolernly called in queltion.—Here, is the origin of " thefe difptitee "—Many warm expreflions patted between us at this meeting. At length, however, we aereed to lease the matter to reference; :tad the ktg Mr. William Chnroley, Bookfeller, and Mr. Eaward Wither, Printer, both of this town, were appointed refereet.—'4l42. Gentlemen, aneieua to adjoft the matter in dif piste, readily undertook to ineeft.eate the one Pion; and, to ac commodate Mr. Chantiv, the whole of the cireittnltances were committed to paper. During the rime we were preparing the written evidence. I found the original account ; whereby it appear , el that the mistake in queition had I)mila:tilled at the time ut fet tling. This was confirmed by the refretive - fignatures of Mr. llotlefon and !Sierra Bcilby and kewick. After this, f did expedt it would not have been needier, to trouble the referees any fur ther; but 8.-wick broke out into fuels totjuitiriable language, that, at my particular requelt, the referees went on with the invert:igen don. Such of my hoe' , a. were iteceillity to elucidate the bufinefie were I - nimit.ed. neythete went down to Mari. Beiihy and Bewick's. where, I fuppole, a Emilar examination took platy—' Soon after the, Mr. Chantley came back to me, and Paid that Mr. 'Ben fee wee perfeelly convinced tl.e :oaten: had Ina nib Jib% and all we: to be forgotten. lie then de fired me to write a note to Mr flew iek, whieh lie ( Mr. C.) die:red. As t litre to regret the lois of my good old fri• od, I beg leave to flete that this was done in the pretence of my thopman.e--it molt be re marked, that, during the above tranfaelimi, Mr. heilby interfered very little: Indere), he writhed the matter to tie burled in ohthrion, and abfolutcly ordered the money to be paid me,withoirt trouhhng the referees et it fo happened, that, at the very initant the referees were examining my books, I received a curd from Mr. Beilby, withdrawing bu (.IVtIiKA from me; and I have not ex changed a word with Him on ally (abject finete—Not many days afterwards, Mr. liewiek came to my printing‘iffice, and carried away , all the blocks I had belonging to hint—and obit:reed, that he meant to talus his favours to another office.—Confeious of cot having dcfcrved fuch illiberel treatment from either of them, never even laid, why do you treat me thus Eitar POUND.S, FIFTLEN LLI NtiS AND TIIIttrPENCE! ap pears, then, to have been the price of the future favours of Melia. Beilby anal eircumflances are welt known to many refpeeteltle Gentlemen in this town ; and as all the papers are in my poffetßon, they may he ken by any perfon win: will be at the t.ouble to read them. The haft Edition of the Qjiadrupeds was publifhed in the be ginning of the year 18m I have not had a tingle copy tot fele fur tbelittferr years : Of cootie, I have &tied every means in my power to have the work put to pads; and, after every other application failed. I laid the cafe berme a Counfellor, and tidal by his advice. As 1 tovki act lave asykit is this point without doubly kiwi... 4 Me. Bewtek. ft !wilt be ntovkata an what differ. we have acted, when I date, that he took a Cmil to know, 311 beheld the Writs is tree, ;whether be me of the benefit of printing the worki nod he hs. .1;li • plied to :Vie. Walker to print it, who, I Iselit vs.;,•io his offer. Rather than fubmit to this adt of rstjuftiee on the of Mr. Devikk, I have determined to fell toy than- to the IL of Quadrupeds. Mr. Iftwic>. has long been ha the habit of viftryirg • rity ee. • rarfter 1.1 the circles of his pnrticutar herrelintance ; hut, fel rr. natebt, read aflsti at cooisl rrotlure little or no effect. orrered tea statement of well-known mast. am! in a town raliert our refitedire ehameers are Likely to be jettty appreciated. IStz it was ryferved for yhu. lfir, to :Pre his simike puirlicitf, by it:L ik lne MS tecrard q::reon in thick pzgcs of the Monthly is.szaeatt. As Mr. tkwick muft have been allsamcd to affign the mare of all his malevolence to the widow of his dceeafed 1' it will not, i trust, bethought impertinent tots:noble the world" with this esplanation. Fortenately this ma/invent hweeedal; and this, 'barer a Is one motive far Mr- Hodgfon's attack." Could the failure of Mr. Iterriek's ezprriments have RISE, me the leaft fatisfaetiou, I m;ght have hien gram :Ord to my h e at: a ct.ntent (fur. ge 71:cod ea: iw t lu. frani sera.. of tAr . .y : but I trial I have more elristian err than Mr. Pewit* i• pored to allow me. I pryer atta-k,4 nor. Bewick's protedlondl abilities: m. the contrary, I think bins a great 41. fire, aid ae ussrivAllevl woodrenttrr; and do him th...juttlee to add futthe• that I believe he dviigned and eivoavcd Ai the itl;:tres and vil nettes in the honks shore mentioned, bitn'A.ll. What I have laid will, • troll, hear fads !irong swots o tt,+ thentietty, that perfuns even at a diltance will he convinced :1 rt the latter part of Mr. llewiek's addref.. ref - peals.; my ebarae,er and conduc2, is exadilty the rertrfe of what he has Itated. I am, Sir. &C SARAIi IiUDG6DIC. Kcwcaßie Chruniek (Mee, Dee. to, DIF.D. On the xictt infant at Qrcat Oad:.crion Parfonage, 'Ham after a liugaing Hinds, Samuel Crawky, fig. of Ramat kia4, Nottlnghamcodu. FOR. At COUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, EXEMPT' FROM THE AUCTION DU IY, MS1(11E:OLE 'lO ACT OF PARLIAMENT. On Murkby, December 19, at Four o'Clock, in the Afternatet„ art on Friday, Dec. to, at 'rwelee in the Forenoon. ER.N.C, SON, and CO. will put up to Ptilii•z ivx Sale, at their Warehoures. No. 78, Qneemlltntet, the De. lowing Affortment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. 230: Pieces liatoores, Shawls, &e. scoo and Fancy Cambric'. 1200 13COre!S, TaILZOLIC3, &c. 6co Don!: Muffins. Lto2 Wh to and Printed Callen , ' and Shawl+. 4 000 Pali taut, ftladras, and Malabar Handkerchief., 7.0 Nal.keens; Je Ike. 7to Dimities, Quiltin^ &e. )s m ) Superfine Woollen Chths, Iferferneret, &c. 7c.) Serge', Flaonele, dc.c. sec Red tantlannues. 1130 Colo - anis. feven Se-ons Vigo is Wool. I To be viewed a. Ativc, where Catalogues nay be had, and at New Ynrk and Tom': Coffee linufes 101. L NIERAC, jun. Brukci...... T_rAVING dedicated tcy'elf to the !lady, and bean nari3ed t! %e niat cour..teral.le pruflice in that branch weicla lil•nught proper to felea., I trait that I have not more In mqp!oyed my time than thofe who, in the extennaa field of tf~ profe 4 ,4on, ass occa.innally thsfnerfol is uncertainty, sod PROM slanys attain that fuCe..ia whirl: is atquired a y osumntratlng On Intellollual ;Aiwa to one eb.fs of dVew.to.a. The dl cafes of DR7.nLITY are peculiarly 4...4trettc, for day bring with the= a train of coaeontomt freq toms, an. , by it do. pr , Efut of a.l vital energy, =inane Well' become* annlttcred.—. tirlitther they arise from the proader...e at Cl crimple, tbe,ldtrne tlrehthits of it , .00l blys, or the Imlikences of maturity, they so. quire the tr...-ft alliduous prof-ffiOnal Oda ; loot the Ignoraacit of uneJtiea r irtrn, the Synaptamsare aggraum-d, mak the cosh tueon is r ettriled. A. a PATtf...:ll{R of the ROYAL LOLL e[ SURGE3tIiI. I fe:..un , l m 7 • r retenfinns on regularity eel:cm:ion; and polfrfruis ev,r psi v:lev to pradtlce. I feel myrtlf twitted to that conideam withw7lich i :save hitherto been In Itb , rzi:v honourwl. :A the avft funfadons of local weaknefs, earl; apprattkn win preset* the calamity of a dehllftated - frame; !,:st where the fut. ferer, from a colicioufners of the untnanline.'s of the vice wittatt eatfed his misfortune, is fearful of the Contempt or caufttre of ld fsm9y phyftion. and broods over his inarmity with careful con ccrize rit it molt he fatisfadery far Mtn to he 'Mired sot only of capatlidil of trtatment but afro of .he mot inviolable feercey. And in raw* V m-1 , :al Complaints it is poffildeteprev.nt pals, danger or &trek ; c moft cam:T.:aced rides it is the acquirs man of etch:five cafe:knee in this LT= to awl* Wei mild& and (needy re-eftabliihment. I offer the advantage of this eiperleorte to thole of either fel who arc %thou] with any kind of DASZITY, of any fymptoses of VI.2th<REAL INFECT:Oh% and in an cafes the terms of tame amuck% :re waled on the firft interview. P teams in tare country are expedted to inetore a Bank aote s sall are tcqusded to [pacify their age end. manner of living. 11.1AJLIIN Aletn,vr of the Royal Co3ege of Surge** in Londe& tie sq Arusslel-itreet. Strand. neat Tempts bar CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. . This day was publifbcd, price 31. Is one volume odes° of near zoo pales, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Llition (with Additions) of A GUIDE TO HEA LT11; or, ADVICE t• bah SEXES in a variety of Complaints: Explaining the moll fimple an. I efficacious remedies fortune rEg rates which are treated on unit, r the following heads, vas. Ab.ifttno, Addrefsto the fait Sex Inenbu., or night mare Mar el's to Parents,BtGuardians Irregularity about the turn eta' Advice to nervous Patients l.eprofy, Lime water, Air, Appetite, Alla= Loreleis of fsirits, Lowe Barren, women, flaChfulnefs le laids of a weakly coollitutisal Bathing, obfervations on .Nan, Mentes, • PirtL, pnrricul: relating to tviemory, ta , or defeat id Body, unfavourable ' , alert of !Rind, difeafre of I llincels, Bubo, Mothers, their duty Chloratis, or Green Sicknefs Nerves, wr , h Child h.artiig, Child birth, Ohfcene conwarfation,bandA Chordee, Cancers, Clap, Cold effeas of Cinfuns ption, Conception Parents and Guardians Cure for Nervous dikafes --addrefs to Dancing, Daily examifes Paraphymofis Dejetlion Phthi6o, or conformities:a Deficiency of natural Brength Phymofis, Pregnancy Difference between Venereal Quick digettion fymptoms anet titofe often Itbeumatifm, tritiaken for them Riding on horfebaclt DI'S ion, Dreams Riling early Esereife Scurvy, Ser "Nis Female complaints, Fite SapprefEnn of the menial Flannel, swoonirgs Finis knee or wind complaints Symptoms of Pregnancy % Fluor Albsi ft, or avhitv Tea, Teciptranec,Timiiity Girls, Gonorrhoea. Goat Tiitis of life G•auty (palms in the aturiach ricers in the throat rarer reboots V ei.ery. excriTive, de feerek Heavy fii:lpeTS Venereal difeafes. Virgins Hereditary riifeafes, Voyages by Tea, Walking Heart burn Water, Wealings Wind , . _ Hypochondriac complaints Windy liquors, Wine, Hyfteric affedions Wt.nicn's milk, Women immoderi - to evacuation Youth Internal finking ► By S. SOLOMON, M. D. Every perfon, rung and old, flumid purchafe this book, tbrve being fcarcely any individual who is not intcreited in fame part of it. In particular it is recommended to young men and boys ;as an early attention to the latter may ferve to guard them front & fatal rock on which thoufands have ;Xt. and be the means of par (crying their bodies from difeafe, aad alfo their fouls, tbek colas. and all their faculties from deft, maims. London ; Printed for the Author, and :old by H. D. Syrrond-t, Paternofter•row, and Mrs. Made w:, Str n d; Dugdale, Dedio lia tter, Edinburgh ; Haly, Cork ; kiluzee. 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