Star. — London, England, 1813-11-19 00:00:00

Mr. Ricaisio cleasdant, intiesskot and 'fir. Cooke.; on behalf of the 'statists, the • Jvrever, *Ad defecti•. did not consider , it ivorth repelling: According to Mr. Rennie': opinion, part of the bank had trusted before the defendant's premises ; but independent of that opinion, he could prove, by respectable witnesses, that the bank had neither been formed nor increased by the building. It had been occasioned by the ope• rations of nature, and the effect of the tide, meesing with impediments and projections , under water.— Having commented on all the evidence, he argued that there was no proof whatever of mischief done by the preinises in question. It was a question; whether this species of right was to be. taken from the de fendant on absurd and ridiculous pretences? Mr..Serjeant BEST then called witnesses, to prove the harbour bad not been injured by the defendant. The LORD emu BARON, after the cause had pro ceeded to great length, was of opinion, that it was incumbent on the plaintiffs to spew some mischief done by the premises in question, and as there was no proof of mischief, he held that the prosecution I could net be sistained. The Court being of the same opinion, a nonsuit was directed. Tuesday, two Greenwich coacimirn were fined at Union Hall 8.5 each and costs, for'having thirteen outside passengers on their coaches, contrary to Act of Parliament.—Jelin Carpenter, a baker,, was fined AS. 10*. for exposing to sale a quantity of bread de-' ficient in weight 60 ounces. Five men were yesterday brought up to Bow-street Office, charged with killing the'diiver of a gardener's cart, in Covent-garden Market. They were remanded till the decision of the Coroner's Jury is. promulgated. Saturday last John Meld was committed to Chester gaol, charged , with being an accomplice with l'hoinas 1111, who was capitally convicted last spring Assizes, and has since been -transported for life, for breaking into the house, of Mr. Johnson, of Tattenhall, on the 9th of tabruary last, and robbing k of cash and pro perty to a considerable amount. Ibell was apprehen tied the day after she robbery, but Nield contrived to make his •escape at the time, and has remained at large ever • since, although a reward of £lOO was, offered for his apprehension. He is a most depraved character, end was long considered as a terror in the neighbderhood of Chester and Tarvin. When taken from the Castle onSaturday last, to be examined by the Magistrates, he made a most desperate resistance : on attempting to handcufF him, he . knocked down the turnkey by a violent blow on the chest, and afte,r-• wards fell upon him with his knee. He was, how ever,, prevented' from doing him any serious injury. On getting up, Nield made two or three blows at the Governor, whcrparried them off, and tripped up his heels :, the scoundrel immediately called out murder, 41t1 submitted to be handcuffed. Nield did not re ceive any injury, except a trivial blow on the nose, in the scuffle with the Governor; which caused the blood to run, and in that state he went through the streets, in order to impress the people with an idea that he had been ill-used. BOXING.—The great battle between 4/exasider and Paiater will take place to-morrow, fifteen miles from London. The pugilists left their training stations this morning for the seat of combat. SINGLE STICK MATCH.—This Match, which was played in Salisbury market-place on Wednesday se'n- I sight, drew a large concourse - of people from all parts di the country, although the weather was very unfa vourable ; but the play did not afford that treat to the amateur which has been anticipated. The prizes were easily won by the Somerset-men. A Match of £20 2 three of Wiltshire against all England. Somerset. Wilts. Bouts. J. Walt - • broke - R. Lynes S W. Wall each head , was broke Watts 4 James bun* - • broke - S. Ellis ;ionterset. A Purse of LU. Wilts. J. Croon% • - broke J. Biggs and W. Buckland. W. Bunu - broke J. Sutton and R. Dowse. R. Kr arsley . broke by James Dowse. Edw rda broke James Dowseand J. Long. I 11.1 - broke J. Hughes and W. Bnhops. broke As. Hans U. Wall Potters. Firnesturatosst.---Joilm Boreham, a gmom, started yesterday from Westminster-bridge to go to Sevenoaks , and return, a distance of 46 miles, in seven hours, for A wager of 3O guineas. He reached South-end, more than seven miles, in the first hour, did eight miles the second hour, and arrived at half the distance, without, halting, in three hours and ten minutes. He broke' down near Holloway on his return, having done 38 miles in five hairs and fifty minutes. Time was the favourite. A few days ago, at Wotton-Underedge, as a fine boy, about five years old, named Daniels, was crossing the road, a horse belonging to a waggon then passing, knocked him down, and the wheel going over his bead, crushed it to atoms fvlonorty . se'nnight part of one of the shafts of Wheal Ann 'Mine, in Cornwtil, fell in with a tre mendous crash. A person - of the name of Phillips, who was at work in the shaft, was crushed to . death. Yesterday noon a plaisierer, working at a new building in Ruperr-street, Whitechapel, fell from a one-story scaffold, by which one of his legs was shock inth fractured, and he was taken to the Hospital: Monday evening whilst two children, sons of Mr. AkcnLEY, in Curzon-street, were playing in the kitchen, one of them took up a fowling-piece, which incautiously had bien left loaded, and presented it. The piece went off, and lodged a hall share of its contents in the shoulder of the servant maid. Provi dentially her We is not in danger. TO THE LADlitc. THE celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION•for. removing all kinds of Pimples, Totters, aing.wonniiCar tnincles, &c. from the Face and Skin. " Beauty ---- " That seals so sofily in the stripling's heart, " And gives it a New mast anknaws Ettore." When the AA-powerful Charms of oar f* cat are capable of stimulating the breasts of youth to noble .enterprize and laudable puntuits, who In return expect toberewardedwith the enchanting miles and amiable hearts of these thf auxiliary like SOLOMON'. ABgTEROTINT WTI( so admirably heightens their powers of fascination, e a valuable acquisitioo and appendage to the by Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand, Venders. Price 4s. 6d. and 2s 91 a bottle, duty 1 direful to observe the words, " Samuel Solomon, engraved in theAtansposithout which 0,•••- •ADIES of the first fashion; from ILA perience. recommend Mrs. VINMIT's' LOTION, as the most pleasant anddirMW r plaints to which the Face and Skin sin NAN kind of coarseness, eruption, and utighletillt Piga Bering the Skin clear, smooth, t ampled tepittatien of thie. Lotion having dons. Ladies and Gentlemen are porde:WOOS for " Mrs. Vincent's farmland's Lotion," anCeig e , aped upon the label, on each bottle that is geriulitii The (Wowing is a note from "Lady Vincent: Nu. 49, Charlotte4ltest, lance. Lady Catherine Lenrox presents her compliments • - Imbuing, and has the *Seam of stating. that, I quirt battles of her Garland's Lotion, she it p violent Eruption upon her face and arms ; she . by her lihysician to make use of the Lotion, which her most sanguine expectations. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-Iquart ; Bacon and Co. 150, Orford-street ; Norbery and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler, 4, and Itigge, 65, Chiapeidt ; Bar clay and Son, Fleet Market" Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; and ail the respectable Venders of genuine Medicines and Perfumers in every Towitinjinrope, in quarts. Lis. 6d. pints, 55.6 d. half pints Le. 93. • Likewise Is sold as above, Vincent's Restorative Tooth Powder, for preerreirg, rotor-. I ins, and tresutiling the Teeth, and curing the Scurvy in the I thous, pane Ss. asi. earl bat.. HEALTH AND HA:PINES& NVHEN the spark of life begins to grow dim, Cite circulation languid, and all the faculties Impaired, Dr. VENEL'S RESTQRATIVE BALSAM gives a Snip to' the con stitution. replenishes the exhausted vessels, invigorateithe mus cular system, exhilarateit the animal spirits, and re-animates the whole man. in all eases of debility and retaxatiloo, and in the various and eismpliOated affection* of the Nervous System, the tonic effects of this sublirparentedy are speedily Manifested ; and la those distressing sysipeoms which prevent am:de& people from having families, or which deter individuals from marrying, ridt Balsam is piro and. acktoiriodget td be the only certain remedy. Sew "Dr. Vend's Medical Admoolfloes to Marked People," and his " Hints to tbe Nampo and Dsbilitatel of both Sexes," prieelle. 9t. . Dr. Vlioefelleotoradve Netvots Baloarn is prepared and sold by the Proprietor. at his house, -No. 10,,Altired-place, Bedford square, Lottdm.. where be may hi eooeulted personally, or by letter (post paid) and inclosisig the sennonory fee. It is also soid by rho Proprietor's special appointment, !Mk, by his Agent, Mr M Rickards, druggist, No. 19e, Strand, i re St. Ckment's Church : andretalt, by Mr. Bann, 1^ -strea, opposite Bond-street: Mrs. Allen, 76, o:ford-West, opposite the Pan. theon ; Mr. Bolton, front of the Royal todange; Mr. Crisp, Cochspur-sunet corner of Spring Gardertaarsts. Parsecs, book sellers, 166, Fl eet-street; Mr. Ward, ate, Holborn, near Middle row ; Mr. Watson, 24, Southampton-street, Covent Garden; and by most respectable Medicine Venders in every part of the Kingdom, price los. 64. per packet, or the rantliy of four packets in one for 33i. • IROtER't DAVES, - iiiirlinerCi rr bir elit;' con. , Abed is his Majesty's Gaol of Seiegate, and lace of Jane street, f o ommercial Road, St. Coos :gee in the East. County of Middlesex, and using the name and description of Robert Davis, carpenter and bulkier, and formerty of White Horse-lane, Iftep ney, in the County of Middlesex, and using there the name and description of Robert Davis, carpenter and builder, and before then of Norfolk •stroet, IsUngtpn, in the County of Middlesex, I and using there the name and4seenption of Robert Davis, cars penter and builder; do hereby give notice. that on the 21st day of October, ISIS, I presented my Petition, Schedule, and Oath, to the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, at No. 6, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn, praying to be discharged front custody upon all process, and to have future liberty of my per son against the dvmsnds for which I am now ler custody, and *dust the demands of all other persons named or specified as my creditors, or as claiming to be mycreditcn, In my schedule annexed to my saki petition, and the said petition, oath, and schedule, have been filed in the said Court,whereupon tbesiddCourt hath ordered that the matter of the said petitiot shall be 'manila the...said Court, to be holden at the Guildhall of the City of Westminster, on Monday, the 21tds day of November next, as the hour of nine in the morning ; and the said Court hash judged lit to dispense with my serving Messes. K night and Son, Umber-merchants, Mile .end road ; Messrs. Millinton and SOD, sash-makers, Houndsdltch.; ' Mr. Powell, mason, Cock hill, Ratcliff ; Mr. Macdonald, talur, ;Wapping; Mr. Newton, slopselier, Rat cliff.highway ; Mr. Orbits- Ity,ceepenter, Bath, Sotnersetskire ; Mr. Lunon,baker, Mile-end. • read ; Mr. Hewett, butcher, Mile-end-road ; Mr. Cross, coal merchant, Islington ' - Mr. Clifton, doctor, Islington; Mr. Knight, dotter, Islington; Mr. Taylor, Mile-end-road;. Mr. Netting. bam, Mile-end-road; Mr. Richards. Islington; Mr. Parrott, bricklayer, Stepney ; Mr. Beaumont, brick-deal. r, Shepherd's bush ; Mr. Nunn, painter, Mile-end-road ; Messrs. 'faddy and Co. brick makers, nd-road ; Mr. Dowers, apothecary, Mile end-road ; Mr. Peat-se, apothecary, late of Ratcliffe high way ; Mr. Atlas, schoolmaster, :stern ; Mr. Lucas, bricklayer, Islington; Creditors named in my Schedule, with notice of my application in manner directed by the Att of Parliament in that behalf; and bath ordered, that Notice of the said Petition, Oath, and Schedule, be briertbd In the London Guette, and In the two iers called the Bran and Morning Post, of which my DAM hereiabeforo named, are hereby required to take RODER r DAVIS. said et sunice. Irch-yar ah . . effectuaroettfplessant remedy, i vain, Ift lids lama& and bowetv, gnition,hysierich sea-sickness, niusea stet:dam on pregnancy, relaxation and lartitude arising front stsompteric hear s want of app. cite, injurer; from inclemect we-wher, the also* of sgirituous liquors, and in the spasmodic Action of the stomach and bonds so common to infant, adapting the dote to theorrancy of the cue. As a Family Medicine, or fur the A.rmy or ?Amy, It will be found a valuable acctisitintat • hiNIPCII Est Exca of Pcrtaith Is so well known as a va. luable Family Medicine, that the Val abject of this alvet t tisement It to guard purchasers against the numeniis Ctountef: felts which ate prepared tty Druggists, Ste. especially if tist enter Messrs.. Co. eigislvely prolaidng parVeular eampbeets, lit ceder 1601 deny not be, by a mistak-m few, marbo.d with the •• • so •ust/y attached to the Worm* • - • thaithey bate esety branch of the lir • rr' • - • - from dam* Hospitals,' they have to den • • amy- ' - 'OW lite success resulting trorn their endeavitere best ti - yet she prat tim of the general Practitioner, and they " I that ureic pseteosiotta constitute a 'air growl Ipr_ Are usipseeedgmed eaitAiime w i ts which they havO, by, tbe Publle,, : beei ID so liberally Moan& 'tie ro'u't of Vineland ibdiecolve practice has Ambled atm, by a superior msch to nialliikelealeabl fOmyWtflte , bieW :nveteratu or compligausl, wellefre tekbjectlng the patient to Las ' least restraint in diet or nadir; mid ba reestseComit lebeie art early application Is made on diptevtry litrecees, they fres quench perform a cure in the illset=t e r The tins precedented som of Ode e, malitfoit Ads *ewe been known t period one slugs Ibm! apreedee 'CU peek during sebiehmbrfy 111118111 Md Orsom uf bith se hare bees cured, ems alter sevessibillitleriber onstioNtlaill bees pursued by other Pt ac.itieserswitles; effect), badness them CO thus publicly offer their advice. •To he consulted daily by Pedants et eh!, t er egg; wt. may, delicacy, and attentiono—Lesseps fre,-„, the ggswgrogarignimpg the particulars of the cast, age; 'A ? m ow of going. tndoeirg a remittance, dilly etremlet * hod asides and lisedis tet- Warded to any past tithe kkb i rdapi, GOSS and Co. Sure:ens. lir _ _ - - - • MATRIMort. • NO Mader: have taitributid wore molar ha destroy ffiggriasealEappintle thin those wash are the ccitsequrica of ingeseded plasm. Peep% of twit peg adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but whilretthe OretßiWiM his bee* taiGrA by Mime, a Mores" lon et sirdbilitilli Wham sahly reknlsite. Teretinet.yeana have we i eree malt to the exclusive treannuse of the thillowing and the eat ilittsful result of ow plan gives es additlegfai Udder to tipple, as far as we are obi', dm riseagei of ehoee Compile* wile:km the most inaggaisin in the catalogue of HaMaD liciraltioe. Alter beldrailaimale every branch, as Navtiaigeoris, we formed a wish, as al eaaliaplipod of practice, so resale Individuals from the ig moraucealf=rzen, or dull* tlrtegerous precipitancy • - peke cure of whkill we have d err evoted at. =e r aWl .l9 every species of Venereai •nf. ohm; all kinds .• I 8011111tieer *lying . from the habil - of Waal he yr, she ofmatarer .age; that abisingensaut of the numb which is called. Barrenness or Stettin) , . illmillidit dilualitts, . Glees, Oborort•one in the thethr.; else Sutictures, _ whether meta or of loos dualist alit khale bafiLal• the skill of other Practitioners, are by *Ow proem improved plan ol treercriatt effectually and perms Inanely cured, without the putout suffering the excruciating pan and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently fol!ows the appliel• Von of the luntre,Caustie. In the coarse of our exteathipeartice 1n this metrnpoThs, mammies ease. of slaw 1111 LES have been and arc daily under our cue tbc totes erad!capon of which% et fectcd by a eafe,.eertain and expedittoos mode acute sure/fur to any other yet adop'oel. The weakness, relasariun, and debt bly, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rentewel, sod Patient remise& to sound and vieolrous health. But where elm debility laiss fee years existed, a proper perseverance in cur on remedies is indispensably reepeisite, f 0 reViVetbe sitar • • g sparks of life, end to reevaluate the eonohistion: Numerous Diseases are the result of-ignorance or Aisle in tie "teuenneot of a simple Gonorrhea, anal it not unfrequeently lan. pies that eke seeds of life are poisoned by the indiscretion ot as singitarded boar. By a superior method such complaints so easily cured; and even where others have Wird, we trust Ms we may presume to olive a radical re-eitabltdainent. Few, bole ever, are the rases of complicated 4ln/a la rile disorder, come bated with one calamitous setuatioli cf men . selso, from an i.u!iii trace in a solitary vice, or the prevaiddigisettes of a fashlonabk We, acquire that state of debility which 3, the unavoidable cow csence of such pernici:ois habits. Where the t.nhaupy super Woods over his 'slivery, but tarefilly cerri ads his miefortuttes, it 'May be some teasollttott for him to know, ti-at alThough it.he se object of doubt or tote rtainty with other Pa a:modem the re I of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renovative the acquirenw.ut of oar esperience. 1r the rues o f Bv: 11., . ".2 Venus have beirn to !educe manly rigour, touch at z•c.y *. 3 , be prevented by an earl counteraction of this languid c a c, ire In these cases no great diffiesby will occur. Married Women who have long been disappointed in del expectations of a fad Lily, may be ensured, that in most iCSMICkso such defects are cutabie by Medical skilL The secrecy which is so essential to our uodertsking, mid di goalie - cations which we have presumed to state form lie boa of our pretensions. and in coincidaitee with suet this intimatioll Is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by Or dents of either era with thuireateet matey and honour, at deo Howe, No. 107, Ilattun•rarden. Patients in the Country are requested to state the panteu'l l of their case, age, and general habit of living, and en ii a re. inhume for adviceitand Medicines, when the same will lir o' l°l or sent to any part of the Kingdom. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton-garden' keit 3, 1813. LONDON s MOW by Lavin. Ken?. Met Piece. slid pub"ebed titer*. sod et the Etat-Oat*, re llls o k nar - Att oe' - ,wis tio, ' • gimp? Thames, ' • ..., 4 ',St .. 1 bilk Ail ?-4 *ad Tier* . 4 1 - "" *nuisance* P R 1011.ctrhing or p , 51 =40, 41 0t .. a Mr4lA l l24t2 e, ~ . ~, „ odds rvossip kin . of tb,_case or s , lin to the was. an app ' . 1 1,, , ~. ..:.. 1 . ter f rolvia.. Tivevittat w*llm be tr4on principles ap, corms:aim thit . • tb ~* T—,' • lb a "AO vi 411 harbprisa- RA* ' in gnastion contetoPi of ,' ... 4 ' - ,a'anisance, keno p , *dry of water withoutlieed I "' ." ' •") tn--- ,Y ti .i. ' . Wita i r t tied, there eonl4kpipp iothr coup, . . Yht Tallmj !fl At ilaill. t ": ..._ 2 ,,, r ' ~. 1111* t such nuisances,- • ,Lrecoot, Serjeant takea away float , . •, ' ---:- ,i., it - Ma the other lio 4 o ): :tnialy o usat the bad- -14 s ir e - 6,,,e 40 s o 1. . , , 7.. c. '' ,i had occasion a satict ,b 7 operating as a J. An d w rpr ee eding s at AO ' . Vag is' ; ft to the tide. Their second speculation was, that Me loose io that. ' ' . I ty aesiftraf how 'the tide, tanning in a north-west direction; was block- h a tto i n li s iir e tiligoiso b e ft,pl ll6 l4 o o4.,petionst. ed. and driven acroti'the harbour; and that a sand- his executor, and who only, in focisiette of his trust, bank had been formed by the 'erection of this 'build- applied to :acme the intere st . of the %wit ing. That case , ho wever, was so defective, that he _ • . ... ...I_-_... -- I—L..lr -1 ..1..... (ha 'lnt enneitior if isnrith renellinie: Accordinr tot Law lo r . A im mum. qu o v erntia , ~ , h., .3 ~..)‘: . . lessup puts/ Ask cottony, *Mena lbeetrflllealnabefflther ars At Yo u ",!.. , *See n Coral. lkleisfaiod, fithe si‘c. iaist ellkary has, Modiffd, than Aromas's( aneftenfert Of Ilemp- tirlltitifia, youngest attaghtet it the late ttir b ilitiL '-- • ' . . - . r. „ it: db ear iP" fgr Arr _gbit ". 4 l 7 4 and afte t artli eragi ll 4,ll At 13 , inn. Chides pvtle, piji. _surgeot ‘4,14, t ' - - Mktrel air& Improves the tomililesbu s 116thleghient, 'Eliza Gunis, &tighter WAN lantWlinef appetite, aud IlgasileS 4 Witt the bonallalfront auttitaatinft font, 11• 1 14 11 4047 storekellPervi dintifiatnlt -,:. f. , ba...tr.T. bite, wind, and %airtime; causing a lively sow by d en Ra d ii ,. Saturday, at tpton, Frank,. Frank, Ea* isfALlehingittryt fleshing rest by night. ... to lt a. N o , Hall, Nottinghamshire , a Rrar•Admiral o V th illitii: litlefid. I . Sold ntlly at the Lbrei, t til iir' ' ouse, ft, Fist end of Sr. Eu1440,0114* doughtier 81 W4llllllollltldells Les*. Paul' Church-yard (haff.idy• 'Watling-streaks iron laelissy, Lancashire. - ,4. _, : ,..4_ N, ? „.. i ... I ~.., ro .... .., ._," . ,in Boxes, ak4e:slllL, Mil 'fd eads . -41 DlED.''_ .,.. • L,.. n „ . TO RASTAND WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, AND Rll3a 'Neill*, at Ms house in Portlaniar, l lllrTitsitbill IWO- SIA .MERCHANTS. phllua Metalfe..Bart.,in the filth year utlibliso..... .'. - i. - ir P. HEATH; of Nottingham, inform: the Mee. The 7th October, 'at Ardebel, Persia, Malay Septa. - 0 • chants of England, and Trams In pnaral, that, for thf The 111th Peistisary last, was drowned, at . Wriat, Mr. Chit,» . cons* knee of sale, be has plaeod Ws JUNIPER ESSENCE eat iumby , mid s hip man pith; Maje sty's ship RUW. , - - pEppEßmirr, and other Medicinal, in the hauls of Mr. In , HIGH WATER AT LONDON WM& Tamosuenw: wAa DS, Ge t St. Paul's church-yank.: ,_ ' Morning ..........-- ............... 3 S aststas alter , A 2 This Essence is a safe, effectuaofle'plensant remedy, in Hato- Aftenseen to Yr ICIWif WCNA /v.... r 4O ••••• • . thpie t h e y l or e. a n is for Exportation. ries *sly asetion J. P. fiends cis give, i s to r LOTION,, which see that J. p.HserkNottingham, is engraved on th e Covent- !Mina, tnust certainly mutt Stan*. •:Sold - Wksitie and retail, by Edwards, No. 66 s to toilet. at. Paul's hastnth.rink in Bottles , 2a. std. ,ltd Is ild. d, anti all Medicine olit .11 ' ,S 't ' AUVIC6 ' duty included. Be •'• Ilomon, Liverpool," 1.. • - rMO OF Education and professicnial skill ire .genuine. • . t ' . • - 0 ill endeavours to discover the most sale and .". it . - ~• • • .eiiinarttg a fed prevailing Diseases, ccess- -2tll their oivrl ',, _ ~.-;.„. .• eapertence I. the best proof or . • IT's GOWLA 'te - , .„,,,.„,„. 'I Co . Sae eons, !save ileum i " _c eh ,ffinitienpy, conical:tad in a monsent of into& remedy for &Ile= ' , , ..1.r. • Stye tmlest of their goitieulatifeetep. stn. !, by remoiing overt I' ._ „y, . , aPPearalue; Mid res. eat t ~ '' toncensitMlis. S_ _ „„.. _trammel lid Pietist winch, by 'rent; list the =ex. an batilia.4.plant ate Irn-ddier: ' ll -2 11 ha'r eared; as alit, in. tdtrA wrists *it& blittlMMllthir alai* Dm mollimimtinatmees, long ten. br ip4o lou gn e d to as h deuce tr 'wire eismisolAr averillairtirbie• ten tafratn ea- and see, Mr name haPPill Purtoled AI • • , • 7 . . IMI. J$"") 'n the oust eau*, gennine. • iterillui or i - , . ,J lisjither a a unt , - in s- train e• nat. wine Limn is Mrs. woes disease 4 • - ._ • - ear risnethed, term *ate •I• bar d °. et , P o: 04 1 41 w . t std'- •-• '-' ' *at distressing Kate no &bib. yor ompllments re Mrs. I. '• • Leal al-mach hamlet habits as at, Sy 'hexer dune afiskia frau fan'tcaPialetissises y esidoltsbe powers is ten mini- ,, perfectly cure d of a tutlost become enfeebill* at e rlenbirly educated Surgeons tot ;.on. he was recomm e n d e d don, they oiler a 82 . 111, VI re ; 1 And seedy restoration to sound and t, t, winch has exceeded 'ditliebta beaka- '' Messrs. Gam and Co. eztaibrily profaning the cure of these . { propose ete Ash and ,itb press, \Tot. in sen- 1g :ommenced couse ined, (Op of HAP ict ind- .venal 'OrS t RS `le {i}- _ har certain for ling not \ inal, i ze lich 1 of Barbour.' the' M. KICHAAINS .IItICS CM". ‘riAlnal ull UWaiala vs 5... defendant, angwert in his favour, *stating, that the al- leged aratetneywas not iritentional, as asieher bettor the.laady had-eny kinder;knowledge that she Lady . ' was at the time made a wird of Chancery ; • and fur- ' the added,, that the defendant_had quickly come • Barr Scotiand,iti obedience to his Lordship s order, tonubmit to liellederef the COW, offering to make narks:rex equstalsl9.aitileneent upon his wife, that . the Court should ,or require. There mope* ;CO - iiiirrnstances of aggravation 4: 4- in the petition of Noble Peirtioner, surd :an affida- vit of the respondent, ettitirtg his totid ignorance of the wardship, ... .;..,..:* . - , The LOSISPAI I / 9 0144 - observed, t at this was a very strange caseln.:the statement it, in every point of view, from Mili*parties, and therefore rested on hiin entirely. - klieterdship, therefore, felt him- self called 'upon -to se With special care to attain a perfect knowledge .14 all the circumstances of the matter, • and directed a reference to a: Master to in- quire into the busiirrs, and tb report thereon tohim specially. The final order WAS postponed till the report. COURT OF KING'S BENCkI, NOVEMBER 17. . • • Mr. Serjeant Lpss ;nova for an information in the nature of p quo Warranty, tilting upon a Mr. Set: lets to ships, by . what* *author ite• he • claimed to be Mayor of -Oster. The Learned .Serjeant stated, - that there had been considerable di:pita and double . . •• . ..*O• Awl -4 rho Borough , and in order to settle the • rigtstof-these 'past* it wisuecessary to decide which eleetimarirrete duly iinade.. - -,-Rult Nisi granted. NTS ~' iird.dite • • Patrki _ iwai brought up to receive judg. 0 2 - merit for and obstructing an excise officer ie th e elf . , this duty.' It appeared by tlii re. pkiekakdseevidiatorkat.the trial, that :the office= r ad a' 1 10,atielf a linflas df the name of - Finchey, oy . and t parsidSt....he went to a public house in the Cite, of Loge:tee wbielf be *frequented, and when abent to execute his wahine, the defendant •ald se- veral othetsfell ueonbilr, iild beat him"vielently..... He was sentenced to be imprisnned I Smooths in Lan. 1 , care:Awl. ) . . • • * Wirers Bawd/ and ThOwne . Sanest, who stood con. .7 victed, Bosall for baying the;jalace of Tidesman in -•:' the employ of the Excise, and! Barnett for receiving . '.- 40, to procure the place for him, were both brought up for iudlgment. 'The former was sentenced to one month's imprisonment, Ind the latter to six months iniprisonment. 'ski Pstkr and Parsons, inexciseman and a makster, who were convicted of a consp i racy to de . fraud *. t he revenue by false accounts, were sentenced i to 12 wsuntier . ims4sonmeot each in Maidstone gaol, asci7to)be pillWi l ., - • jtsitert I.)swiriOrtio*ci been convicted of an at. - tempt defraud* revenue by making a falser re- turn of these *4 jiy, his tenant, so as to diminish' his income was sentenced to be fined 030, and en be imprisoned one month. ?horns: A4berts, for obstructing a revenue officer; was. sentenced to 12 months imprisonment in Not- tingham gaol. - : 4c. , John Newton, who had been convicted of pelt*, to procpre a Habeas C orpus, by swearing that his son had never been at yea, Contrary to the fact, with . . . .a view to procure his liberation Nom the impress, was sentenced to twelve months imprisonment iu Not. tivkatn gaol.. . . . ftnford Cotton, for obstructing a Sheriff's officer in • .tiet',execution of his duty, was tined f 59, and sett. ...„.. lideediti one month's imprisonnient... . • i COURT • ' • co OF Y.X.CHEQUER, NOVLAIStit .: 17. . .• Tint .ATTOSNEY-GENERAL v. W. CARVER AND TUX. BISHOP Or WINCHESTER. . This cause, which involved a question respecting the preservation of Portsmouth Harbour, commenced on. Tuesday, before all the Barons ; but, in cause 1 queoce of the number of witnesses to be examined the Court thought fit, at a late hour, to adjourn far ther proceedings till this clay. It was an issue di rected to try the question, whether cestaio premises held by the d -eordant Carver, under the Bishop o *Winchester, on the Zotport side of Portsfirouth Har hour, were or were .not a public nuisance, by obstrUct ring. the efflux and reflex of the • , ile, whereby sand banks were formed, and .the harbour other aLe in jured ? . . Mr. Serjeant LIMB opened the ease, and severs 'witnesses were examined, consisting of Surveyor' Civil Engineers, aud,other professional characters, a *AI as Admiral Knight and Sit.,Roger Curti's. Tb • Velour in general bore the Prune tendency, and dii .feted chiefly as to the degree of injury which the has hour suffered, but all admitting.* evil to a certai e mot.. . ~... , .Mr4Serjeent Bier hildielised 04 . Jury this day fi --p- -the defendant. •anAcieuended, that there wai nothin 1 1 snore than surmise ifor'.theproiecution. It was n( to be consideead'a citikwoceeding : it was csimina and their verdict *Muhl be for the defendant, Uole the nuisanee was !nide o ut. : How did they .propol to shew, that this building *as iiijiirious In the has hour ?. The first proposition was, that the premiss excluded7a quantity of water proportioned to the sir of the building,, and, that it prevented water trot flowing to' the River. • With respect to excludin maw,. the Learned 4erjeant argued, that it was. al surd to suppose thm.the preMises in question, whit • certainly &Coot remove more water than the hull I 1 1 a ship, 'could have any erosible effect on the barbou Could any atm% tall it keeping out water from ti CHILBLAINS are prenented from breaking, and li-1 their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHIT& HEAD's ESSENCR of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary Macy in Rhttunatisms, Palsies, Gouty Affec tions, And Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this certain e remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have I 'actually broke, Whicebead's Family Cerste will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them.—Prepared and Aldby R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London—the Essence and Pills at 2s. la each; the Cerate at is.l id. Sold by every Me. (Wine Vender in the United Kingdom. •„ 4 ' The Genuine has a black ink Scamp, with the mune of R. Johnston, inserted on it,