Star. — London, England, 1806-07-31 00:00:00

LAW IN7ILLIGENCIL important caul! of Batt us Efq. v. Coat. libel, which has excited the greatefi inte commercial world, was to have been tried y fe'nnight, in the Court of King's Bench, wuneffes, from various parts, were brought to •, r d Ext.wasoaotton being under the ne ling out on his Circuit, intimated, that s urged it, he would try the caufe, after <r exudes were difpofed of, and wool(' fit up night if necefrary. Upon this, the Counfel on both forefeeing much inconvenience, agreedto its be pofiponed till next Michaelmas Term, to which 4 now Rands oven—The damages are laid at COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY 15. OTIIIRS O. lONIC •51) •Lsil•aosit LW. Dig $0 N. wit filed by three creditors of Meas. Ron one for 2gol. another for 1844 and the IL Mars. Anderfons were allied to ist the fame honfe, to the extent of vPirartit Rnfs was refident at Berhice, and lb . remained in Lond..n; the Litter dying. Mr. John nderfoo was at firil appointed Adminiftrator, and Afterwards becAme executor, in coofequence of a Will being difcovered, in which he was nominated to that Mutation by the deceAfed. Under thefe circus:Aimee', •-- no reprefentative of the houfe of Rola in this country, on the occafion of the eonfignment of 132 bags of cotton wool to Sinclair, tnjunaion had been applied for and granted on. Chancellorthip of Lord Eldon, to put this under the hands of a Reviver of the Court; • - in which it was conveyed being cap iunaion was of as atoll. Mr. J. Ao s charaaer of creosote, bad received . gd and A 110.28731. Wu id. which the admitted was received Anis the joist pre. Roli and Sinclair. It was sow fought by • the alias hi the bands of Mr. J. As. be paid to a Receiver of the Court, the future receipts on account of that lh.uld devolve into the lame hands, with tan of the fira item of 14021. 171. gd. which defendant retained as executor under the will SOLICITOR 131111111LAL and Mr. *RTNIRRLL, 4 this application, raid, that the fame Ina indoctd Lord Rums to grant the in. the firk inflame, would operate oa his interpofe at this time, face there was no" A a fin le fie, excepting that Mr. John was before Adininiarator, whereas now be se relation of Executor. The only claim Anderfon had was an equitable iaterell, did not commence until all the creditors were While this fait was depending, he took advaa ' his fituation, and acquired poffetEon of the .ty. The defendants Paid that they were note entitled as executors; but as creditors. and that had a right to give therofelves the preference. is, kowever. was not a some view. Tbe doctrine A retainer might be thus eaplainil. An executor canaot foe hinsfelf, and therefore be might retain bit bent claim peri AA, but there was no power of retainer where he could foe, and in this particu• lar cafe Ikea. Aaderfois might rue in their fitua tie° as • creditors. That law was not founded upon any fuperior right of the executor, but from the knpotribility that an executor could proceed in a feet rigaialt hirdelf. Where an executor had merely We demand, he could not retain out of the • Mid Ow t was an acknowledged maxim in equity, that its heh claim could be eafOrced, Idefa be came sisEarifr# with ct editors of equal rank. The LORD CRANCILLOR.—. I 4 How can a Coon ad. =Folder the property of a trader, unlefs he become Imaelltrept The ipplication is to appoint a Receiver, Milian pay into Court the mosey received by Ander km, as executor. What is to become of the raid when in Court 1 Suppe. Mr. Anderfon fhould foe the fur viving partner, Mr. Res, at common law, and obtain a verdid, molt he come here to pay him . (elf I The Court might have the whole perfonal elate el this country in its hands, if it were to interfere with a trader's property prior to his infolvency." Thelinucirne G .••.." The cafe of Muilmaa noel *uos, of which Mr Cooke has this 'moment troalenW me, is an authority for this application, and I do effort your Lordatip, that I would not per fill in the rapport of it, if conceding to it were not the acknowledged practice of the Court." Mr. Harr (for the defendant)—" If filch an argu ment as the lilt were to be ufed, I may as fitly emp lo y it as the Solicitor General, and I do attire your Lord !tip in the like teems, that I would not perfifi in op potition to it, if conceding to it were the acknowledged practice of the Coen. The injunction granted hyLord Eldon was wholly parte upon filing the bill,and there fore afforded no precedent. Rots was the furviving partner, and he had committed no se of bankruptcy to place him in the hands of the Court. Not the (mallet title had been (hewn by the Plaintiffs, and no party can recover by the weaknefs ct the Defen dant's title ; he can (fleeced only by the arength of his own. The parties for whom I appear are not only exe cutors, but alto equitable creditors, and in this double character they may retain the property. Mr. Sinclair was not only a partr,er, but he was in the fituation of confignee of the effeAs, and to him the bilk of lading were afligned : Mr. John Anderfon, therefore, who San& in the thiscsof Sinclair, acquires the, ights which would have devolved upon the deccated as alliguce and confignee." The LORD CNA e t LLna entered at tome length into the fa& of the cafe, and the equity conneActl with thole fees, commenting upon both as he proceeded. He (aid, he did not fee what jurifdiAion the Court had, to take the property out of the hands of Ander fon, or the furviving partner ; but he thought he fhould do well to let one fun at !call go down, before be decided between the parties. Between nine and ten o'clt.ek on Tuefday morning a fire was dikovered in the houfe of Mr. Bufhnell, painter and glazier, No. 8, Artillery. Ilreet. Spital Fields. In the courfe t f about half an hour it totally znanmed that houfe. communicated to the Cock and, Hopp adjoining, and did Come injury to three other honfec. It is not alcertained how the fire began. but it was obterred that it commenced in a part of the bottle which i► occupied by lodgers. ASSIZES. M.Until'ONE, JULY 39. The judges an ived in this town Itift night, and this mornhiK they opened their Commiffion. After hear ing Divine Service they proceeded to Winds in the taloa' manner. EAKIR.—This was an w/lion to reco ver damages for an affault and falfe imptifonment. Mr. Serjeant SNSPIIIILD Rated that the Plaintiff was a poor man, a higler, and the Defendant was no other than Sir John - Eames-, Knight, Alderman of London, Colonel of Militia, and an eminent trader. It happened that on the tath of June laft the Plain tiff was going down to Greenwich in his one horfe cart, and he was as near his proper fide of the road as the bank would permit him to be. It was jet op. polite to that part where the public houfc, the Dover Cattle, is fituated, and there, if the jury recollected, there was room for at leaft five cartiages to pats abreaft. What induced this City Knight to take the wrong fide of the road, he could not tell, but fo it was that he drove fe dole that the wheel of his cur tide became locked in the wheel of the Plaintiff's cart. He inspediately jumped up and began to ex ercife his hoicewhip mall aOtvely on the head aad thculders of the Plaintiff's fervent, who was driving the cart. The Plaintiff then interfered, but intend of obtaining redrefs, the irritated City Colonel treat ed him with the like difcipline—exclaiming, " I'll teach you to run spina me—l'll let you know who I am—l am Sir John Earner, Knight, late Lord Mayor of the City of London, an Alderman, and Lieutenant Colonel of Militia." His client was alarmed at all Ihefe tides, And inflead of perfifting, made mot bumble prayers for mercy. Indeed, he mutt fay, that the Plaintiff was but a dung-hearted fellow, for if he had had thetrue (pit it of an Englifli man, and that fpirit which he hoped moll Englid pep poffelltd, he would have given' the City Knight and Colonel a good drubbing, and have faced the circuity of an action to obtain redrefs. LORDCIIIIF Baaow.--" Perhaps, Broiler Shep herd, you don't know the power of the Defendant, or you would not wonder at you rel ient's lot bea ranee." • The Serjeant replied, he did recollect that the Knight ha a fill fornethmg Ids than the knuckle of an ox. but notwithftanding that he ought not to have been fo tamely beaten, and in Inch the landlord of the Dover Cale public houfe. when he came out, al though he was gouty, and hobbled only with a crutch lick. and having interfered. he received a blow from the tely Citizen, immediately told hint, " If you ta li/rat that blow by G—d I'll knock your Knightfhip down with my crotch." The Defendant, however, perfißed in dragg ing the Plainti ff to the watch-hoofe, and there would have delivered him into the cuandy of the con (table of the night, but that officer finding no jolt ground of complaint, wade' not take him into, caßody. and he was difmiffed. The Jury would now' fay what damages they would give to amen who had . thus been wantonly &faulted lir one who, from hi& rank and fituation in life, as a titled man, a Magic trate, and a ( oldier, ought to have far diff erently con dulled himfele Thomas Holford, the matter of the Dover Cagle public honk, in the Greenwich-road, Gated, that about half pall ten o'clock he heard the (bock of the wheels coming in costal He immediately went and found the cart and curricle wheels locked, the cart was dote on the upper fide of the road, and the tor rid* on the wrong fide. Sir John Easier was then exercifing his whip at a great rate, and attempting to jump out, his foot got entangled in the reins, and be fell down. He, however, fazed the Plaintiff by the collar and pulled him down with him. The Witnefs then attempted to interfere, but he received a blow from Sir John Eamer, upon which he told him that it he (truck him again he would knock him down with his Rick; Sir John then dragged the man away to the watch houfe. Captain Clarke, of the London Militia, Rated, that be was in the public houfe waiting for a brother offi• cer, he law the trent:l/lion, and thought be was bound as an Englifibman to interfere, he went out, and addreffing the Defendant, be laid, " Sir John, you are very much in the wrong, you have ufed the man very ill." Upon which Sir John replied, "If I have ufed him ill I am very lorry for it." The man was taken to the watch-houfe, but the conftable refuted to take him in cultody, laying, as he bad reins to his hunks he bad no jnrifdiaion. Mr. G avow for the Defendant, intreated the Jury to compare the evidence with the flatement of his Learned Friend. He had, in his opening, contrived to repielent Sir John Earner as a very ridiculous character : he was fuppofed to fay, "I am Sir John Earner Knight, Colonel, sad Alderman," not one word of which was in proof. In truth, Sir John Earner was as Konen, open-hearted, and liberal a man, as any of that holpitable Corporation, of which lie was a worthy Member. It was not the Plaintiff who had given thefe inftruaions, it was Come one elfe who had to intrated his Learned Friend and the great object was, not fo much damages as to make a dilplay in the columns of a newfpaper, at the ex pence of railing a lough againil the Defendant. He would venture to allure the Gentlemen of the Jury, that this caufc would appear in Tome one or more newlpaper., and he hoped that thofe who attended to report it on the prefent °melon. would not at tempt to !soli& up his fi lend's wit, but give it as he really (poke it, tar it was much better than any they could fubtlitute. He then deprecated the idea of giving heavy damages; the great object had been obtained ; Sir John Ember had been turned out for a day's (port, and they had had it. There was an old bury of a black leaman heii.g about to Ise flog ged, and the Captain having firti harangued him, con chided by °Hying him to the gangway, upon which the black oblerved, " No preachee and So gee too." His Learned Friend had preacbce, but lie hoped the Jury would notfis f e. too. Verdi( for Plaintiff, damages col. On Thurfday Oxford Affixes commenced and ended, before Mr. Jultice LAwa sacs and Mr. Jullice La BLanc. Nothing of any public intereft occurred. Not very long fince, the Miniiier of the Church of Crallwaill, in the vale of Kcfwick, Cumberland, which has five chapels belonging to it, had a Itipend of 5!. per annum; a :710fr.jr114 or the right of coat mooing his goofe ; r eahirt4- lair, or the valuable pri vilege of ufing his knife fur a week at a time ft any , table in the parifh ; and. 'Alba hartlited fans, or a thin of coarfe IV-MORROW. Sua dip I lea feu I Moan rife* 20 minutes after 4 4O elnates after 7 2 minutes after t MOH Want AT LONDON NIUDOB TO-IcOIUtOW. idanting • - 9 minutes ,roar Afternoon - - 13 /4011 tel ►fter 3 FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR T 4DIES and GENTLEMEN who will' the Or. ausatt of a FINE MEAD oflidAlli, nod Mei WM Mot of the &Cast nOI L, wbl fripsiosa• the May MOB, Tot alp. awed he oak* tba Nair, ram Vat sod Loom eyes ea bald =MA& Ain. 04 4 ,111buii Aler• Frente akt Nak alk =alba /41 for dr want at kastai Pr. Par to bu r l s4l°'‘ = let the males of MIMI b4414/1111( Waft 11111 Geo tleawa.obobeve bun bdtler yeetethieldielefedi lOW him the Rolla es sigi f Satess siseembglissues an* wind with Hs& intese vibe weer Tamar NNW toot be derived yang la. la k win fens ea 9 liabilikete ter peenatom. Nei is a fare peaoreras spina perindeiransoing the bah pay, • watt which coo whim Onatikr It MOM. modoi aa=as as leppapiege to Ade MIK particularly as the ale of 011oci ari a t ow s limadi to oeeetrary to render motiture to the !latest* Tba kilo Oil for that permit is now became In alb by albs Itlldreles of Aaiun who allow It to and rilay of dos Mad yet dikovered, as it not only wamabat and proves its growth, but renders to the hair a aloft beautifial glob and fragrant perfume, and mates it always to retain its natural laskror. To eannnent on the many valuable mw- Wks it polkas Is oklefs--it need only be (aid, it ought not to be omitted by thok who have the ornament of a fine head of bsir, and wait to retain it; alto thole deficient, who want to profit by Its virtues. Its invaluable virtues have been fo much approved as ao bring it to the ate ti the Royal Fatally, and molt of the Nobi lity in this Kingdom. Prict 7a per bottle; or one containing four (mall. at a Guinea. To be had of the Proprietor, 333, Oxford Erect ; and, by ap• pointment, of Finch • . Berkley-firm ; Smith. Perfutner to his Majtity, t to, New • .I,d Rreet ; Hendrie and Sans, Perfumers ' to her Majefty. Tichb.rne-Rreet ; Bayley and Blew. Perfumers to their Royal Higbuerf, 'he Prime and Princef. of Wales, and Duke and Duehe(, of York, Cackfpur Brett; Bacon, 130, 01- toed.ftreet ; Ward, ,414, Holhorn ; Butler, 4, Cheapficle; WI. there, sap, Strand; Holmes, Bolton and Tutt. Renal Exchange; Bull, Dame fireet, Dublin; Bochum, North Midge, Edinburgh; Shepherd, Briftol; Millen and Crutwell, Bath; Flindal, Truro, Cornwall ; Weimer, Exeter; Lynch, Manchefter ; Lee. Lewes; Jones, Oxford; Hodfon, Cambridge; Warn, Ponfinostb ; Bit tinge, Liverpool; A. Granville, Nn 30, Fore (tree', Plymouth- Dock t Gregory, Brighton; Burgete, Ramfeate ; Srlden, Chel tenham; and by molt Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Tows aad Country. N. B —.The Ruffia 011 win he found Infinitely fervlceabla in m ikado, the Ida of hair On Harrel, which often proves a great dlr. liguremeot to thnfe valuable animals Beware, as none are genuine but thole Manta have the RueLan Peale on the made, and filmed In Red Ink by the Proprietors— " Mnc riser r ar and Parana," to muoterfdt which is felony Orders from any part of the Country will be fent by oath, by remitting the money, diredled to Mr. Prince, No gja, Oxford.. timer, London.—Good allowance to Merchat.to and Captains ter eapertatlon.as it haste= bead infinitely fervissable la warts and ciatiscabic climate". ) .. . • AX IMPORTANT Discnvr.R Y. MESSRB.CUIt itl E mad Co. Antations, haying fat 0 loot fates of years mad; the !hit/H/4CM. lIISIAtrE the particular a. or their InvcAnt•llon. are now Anablid to tsp. mance the liliiissry of a htens %wrier •••• Idfeicity In 'dry • Cure of that Mak. It Is at pref.:lt fufhelent for *so se *Wave , that lie &ea" I if 4: y . oppollte to theft of Mercury, firr r though it rodicate• tray reitice of the masa iu Its amik fooli Rego. yeti/ dost non in the lala WWI Of Old* adii, or the compkata ;on the domfaff. kYldrt klll2 ql cfreas 401 V ea lilt litsmonwal fewasila promote mr, saw sem ~„.taiitewcizzimxttt Wm. o polpoloal umithilkop to bodily dablifty, whether OW: awallos s inWo 4 ,i inpV n iteli:V:g x em ce : PUP gas i MOM pliadik.ilim i' fa* • " Ze7Nrabdtok Wiriati(Of 41167! •Asieglal2lll:ctilraositi4 and nt l irtra 'a d2 P9D prev il errt n. or' AWN. Illatilliiii: 1 1 Itata.The wretched Wait Wads &t it alb to ft* rtikf till It Yoe Itramdat Non tit. iamb a sass of •as to rendre lifeniprekie. - To Oafs vlmo 0- le ows ha • esefolily allorliari miaow tivir day pry, by a n M sad lufalliiiie nu* tut tatogoope, b. p.p. ~ 4, •4 1 meat * of di human laleMstge. a fixoag, manly, and i , i; r• , saglssaoks: kto I Verfewalkt tei ;*rrotcl Co . flt X . pt l!g . , t wl iP # iiii ed. l) ! Ps. l l9t, 4-. 41 3 ' . illieflPiMikito inakikva a BMA Moto, mks the s a Asset 11461" will boOkYln qf pe t t a xi e SOT Path Op ,• does. -o.Paticuts lsk tic Co r n 3 . 7 are to Rats . 7 3 - 1,.. SCS $l the* ofklidag. . , , O. toy. WM •. . yo ma.'o4lo.' A Intabitif. ll ... • Slit' -14, SON was •feisd "on the aid rune lani . .witb a female( Is one of hislqw, which I &Mitt remade. ' from a Sprain, two des Mkt day thfifier kg*" pr's MO ink kots c.inse not all over his holly, whity 'vs", stomata with a elo lan band" Pa twin Idol Pinw, Co that ha apelike* midair eyed swrik- 4- miivzirch , :z.-4 f l ea ...=hi, flOtWithitaill. t imir VOIIII; my __ _ ... . In the moil atoning tawnier is weds, daring radii& air' , wpm pith was tried shove time kostdrad dome, which le Whit f Zig alleviate the pains, but the taxi was only may to became a reefed fkdaton, his back Yana leattroodted and coming through the Ada. It Wee 10. hot Y. Winsl preens; one night he fell' for me, and am Jo itirmdi kstrit . dying : I pima with him, not atreeltioat he could yes cut die eefiladoopt in tag saarkeili hearing At puns. km r. his room, and tonne klia,"lf poll3bie, wort' &Ws I had . • de eat tame I was tinnily rocoonseadod to wake trial 'o; Leedodasr sod an unity him the ilta defa *a freed Amu swim, sod ridded a great quantity of I lib. Worms in a platiti flue. I gave him a fecond gib, Istesable to the primed dirwßione, whka tad a Snider ef ha. sag us hilellilholos a Nikki ittife he voitiod a litaatlty of piss Asher, Asd Irma tbas dos be Isse bid on ravers of y e ses sphionnistever, but le owl - Itt opeite4 lloya of health. The dergyhoie ot pay partly and el say oelibboart, ate ready to tolaniony to theft facia. i ass. Modems. papa. Year very Oratefeti boat* (moot. 10. u. RICHARD irrAlS ~. ogles sod ret tioao at all sa. at aldn a Lt Ifi t riee i, oath , t a r. Is e , i dal* Ihrsike. is Boxes at as e. gash. ...--... ' dedicated maifelf to 'Ai ..----"-- t, ea d r .(teeei apost..Alse . .'hit 'both oft were mil: A Add of dm , ad wan ' oiattatetbs,tbe , ....;:if fiel HAVING) . iii tlii Wit IT then _._ _ Alit prates Is f width =grays slab& I MIR thee !lath si =rq dies Om girth whoebe the ethelgths , as ossilleselly ingeried Is ussuisithy, shim MIA sb, kerb width le replied by rthees,._ goesmisthiposser to nos ebb et dithriets, —• • 4 /0/111114011th DABILIZIrsth . gm they Mofidi Ober a r byein at sod s doe allibadenergy, • aidateest..L dry *die has the pesesieses et illitthimilithe Needs! ties isebiesth ;;;; g ll= ain et Ver ist etsee i r e I,,bey sz ' "kg ill esolilsairbderiodeu 1,0 inz t risti 4 7* 4704 11 1ir lies le Asa sawn itifie ROYAL OOLLEOII el SURGEON% I growth 'systemises ei Np si idoories, end pothers ovary ww 1 parked* grOZ as sthildgms ith ider gies lo dr frig folidou ef rely selli = "t =fi f ths o; b its singl e radii ggio:toesiorblidetsgtholdroirethet ee cm 10.4 lip twig lllP=mad bolds antlhis with orilW s fatisfielorl tor bilm i to b .4 i 4 eat wily e a rZ; :ot onimmort bnt alto of lite spa ferry. ' Ned be fl em Vehred Corgbistek le es prewar pith drips es dined' ; fathead' gobs it Is dr segysinw at • is Mg es sthedi a Ode, petal% sod I Vl' edthategs gide sepulture rebore of claw fez with with Ida et 01111LitY, of sag filigrees of 7111111111 AL MIN, sot brig miss the sings of raw ool:s ai nitated as* ROO bdordlio• . Id the copotry olin =Peed to lads* a„. . 3 0 1119 4414 ui i rin to tgar their Sp sil iw assomr of wisp MARIIN , g, Wilber a am girth Critic of buigesse. be Lestlos. It No. sg, Anmeiralf.• itlidcwor Tomb Rig. , • HIM T wr: a lift ass% part Al 6 a r Arai I . . 94 0 4 14: • =WWI. to Go Pas Rick o. Vol A Map Peale A: I .!.Ak .. . .. Ter. TAYLOR,Surpen,No.n, New Bridgmilinet, Leaden. etas Edinburgh. May a, zioo, I N the fpring of 1 , 794 I was &elided with a Vow. real Complaint, w I treated with Indifference Ibr km menthe; but wee then alined to apply to a regular Phy6ciathwAta i pot a temporary Rap to the vindence of the difeafe (by dal application) for e et t growing, In fpite of era eine and the advice of the fiat Gentlemen of the F acu l t y h eels work and wale, for two yearn, I on reduce! to • Rate alms( 9 Hotlutituaßeled and beyond defcription, besot an entire loperated Moo from head to foot. My head, throat, ease* r te Isle, A alkc. have been alternately in danger of beeepideg old* r— tics; ti have had from so t o jo eating uleen co am Maly, and Prim otally deprived of fight. It would be wilatiliftwi to pin ~A , ,„J ' dadarik all my cafe—fulhee it to ran d i m asses was, or nor we be, one nt a more clsognuos pr of a mare moopikated no , two. I was long looked upon by my fricaday 90(1 Intlahltd_ sir felt beyond all hcpes of recovery, and. hawing. army taw maw don, death was preferable to my more than edfirollit lbatalie this dreadful fituation did I drag a molt inifarable amlllitaadittanita Paov mance threw in my way a aelrikar collar *RV* of a Mr. B. of Plym out h— ft Plymouth.-nary friends read ,f KW not. I let and procured dame of your I. ' PAT CWT PILLS. WU* by afing front time to time. am now. and have long been, (after mom than four yeses Indere ri Noble dill ref.), in as grad a Rate et ;malt as ever I enjoyed; so • proof of this, I had a fine, thrinng,ldial. thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Coa, and in hopes of rendering my fellow.creatures terrier, I reimell you to publilh this •, and you may at any time refer pectoris, who with to be (added of the truth of this, qv further pa/diatom, to me or my friends, by letterer perfon. As . few cafes for hadoefs will ever eqoal mine. and none ratted It, I have flmm esperiener. every matron to allure mankind, that In your 1. Brat a's Pit.i., they will bud a finv, fmtily, raft, end min cal core. . ! • Prepared and fold by the Sole Pr o p r i etor , T WOMAS TA ": 1 1. , a . Member of the Royal Coneor of Surgeon s in London. at his hnt.'t . No. 9, Nov Bridgedtrect; whet* he will give advice, wnhuet fee, to perfons taking theft Pills, and will aiifwer patients biters, if poll said, on the fame terms, obferving in all cotes the molt in. violable Carve) , , no pyrfett's name or cafe having Len mentioned, but at their own particular request. by the Proprietor, during du courfe of more than JO years, that he has had the concluding of an extenfive tale of the above Medicine, and the practice adios therefrom. They are elf. Gibl e t, his apponontent, for the convenience of thole living at a Mance, byldr. Baxter, South-briOga Edinhinit, Mr. Menace., ;influx. 01..4puw, to whom alto Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at the Perfumer'., No. 3c , St. Alban's Erect, Pall. Mall; Mr Roisucfores Toydhop, No. ten, (.:ford -ftrect; Mr Ml:borough's, Ne. 7, Filh.fireet.hill, nearly impolite the Monu ment ; Mr. Steel's, bookfdlcr, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower - hill ; Mr. Caliwell's,Poblin ; and by one pirfoo 10 every confider able town in Great Britain and Ireland, In Boxes of only as, 9d each, fc-led up with fill and plain Dinctious. wiertby Perrone of either fel may an thernfahres with cafe anal honey. - - --- - - - - with] she ~~} jut LONDON Petaled and pubMbed by LPN O I. UST, (of ran. terburrylme, Lambeth), at the STAR ORRICR. No. t, Cleat amt. Pabdated Oro at the STAR ()met. Tcmok Bat. r Duch -t1 I .1 The very irr P..fq• fur a libf ' 4 ) Tea in the eon ( on Monday fe and witneffis, town. bard ' ceffity of fetti if the parties I • the other eau! all night if nee fides tortfeeini log pofiponed time it now ft . 1 Schoool. • eoui NINITN AND 0' This bill wa and Sinclair, t 1 third for 3251, creditors of thi of oy.oool I . clair remained Andetfoo was i afterwards bee being difcover ' fitaatiun by th i there being no and Sinclair i confignment of an injunction 1 der the Chane property andel but the thip it tared. the inju darfon, in his 14021. tys. 9d • executer admi petty of Roli this bill, that 1 ' - derfon &mild and that all tl partnernsip 111' the exception the Paid defeat of Sinclair: . 1 ' The Sower in rapport of i titres which it juntlins in thi Lordfhip to it variation in a Auderfoo war Rood is the r sir. Jolts As which did sot paid. I ntik Ws 4 MP fi = e l efte7 had • ri Thi s titre . 1 Sirs of 114ef reneligir • lar eak tile sacred upon any fur the irnpoffsbil fa *Raise, h Jamas Dawsrus, aged 24.-4 t the age of 18 he I was admitted a patient at the Difiletifary, Nr. is, Soho fquare, after being difcharged from St. Bartho• lomew and St. Thomas's Hofpitals. He had the abfceiTes, one in the gland near the pit of his neck, and another in the gland under his arm, which together bowed his head on his brealt in walking. There were thought would prove fatal to him, and yet all the other glands in the neck were difeafed. Two years of (even (his apprenticefhip) he was unable to follow his employment. On Red taking SPILSAUILI'S Pa tent Antifambutic Drops he mended, aid in four years he beca,me well ; and though fince expored to cold and wet on volunteer duty, he has efeved a re turn of his difcafe. Be careful in purchafing this medicine, that the wards " By the King's Patent" are expreiTed aelength on the bottle, bill of directions, and nuclide wrapper, and that the flame (the King's duty) is printed in black inked of red ink. Witnefs, WILLIAM Tyson, ISt, Tooley-Rreet. This medicine is fold in bottles of p. 6s. tot. and li. as. ditty included, at the Difpenfary, No. is, Soho fquare, London; and by molt refpeetable agents in town and country. MARRIED. Oa Monday evening, at Ns Grace the Dube 1 Drowdere's book, by lonia! licence. Lord Infrosat Oadhaii, NY de Oniaatoet, ride* daughter at the Dube Is Ceedramwet, aid grawklewgbur et the Duke de Par we —The Dabs tie Owes went Mlsd suldrLeolt XVUL et &Ott" the airbelde was eves away by *Dube st DevaNdelet. M imisdlatdy alter the se IKON the hippy mph hi ell thrhiiiiiiiipsia, &Mot et die Esri pi Dilherwash. . • - At UMW Metis.l4o..ftraribalas. AleaandsrOaaa, Mea der et Meer.. beh Mate% de=be ties. Rabat Ar• Jar. Pikliter at Ms~il salt Tystkii Allawth, Wry Ileattett, eras ytab Reegowt. So§ mith~eir a the has H. 311411"11 , 1 , 1 =.4 gm*, the Ref. Awitad, Vicar Ziagthar="yante="4l""er " lag Catt thrtelaba l tiedlalaiee= latiter Ca l i f hue Mr Nary SafFhaasel. DIED. At Locality, saw Perth, as the eta left. lAr. Walsall Moe , ea the 1 0 lei. PAS MAlr ai rat 011ib' ter et die . 7ol7ls;Jewses lewillaiphyllelanift T At Ms Itimnot filmic In DAdAlintsk we lag liNft Wt. Cirtab I =j . . I IW of the ealiatared wo, after id, waft NW. egad snivel tea; tip . lkolutrt L DA ' Oa the eids ingot. Awe ilea drys lira iuner lime Is SW It hire logN, of Z d d. nuerly e AdloS ia NANIAryi In e a e .mi, vie of • dery . Widow end iht ' dafeL Ow iley. deo elk wit. at Rind* after a hare M usk. r. 2411 ti llea ko llarrean et the faip win. of Livorpord. Andes 1 . Newell. the liftp lewd Wks. Mew* y, In the It ft year of ageolto Rev. Robot N om, et wreak,. Lail* iltiship•-ftivott May Fair, CRC S. amulet of the. Royal Navy. Oaths tyth loft. at Edsitalton, war. Ihselooition, Mr. J. P. Marinate, one of the aide* merchants IN Not Ow. At hie feat farm of Atkin, (the property otthe Duke of sac dough) sear Lefties:dm. as the kph July. lola iiyilap, spa 86, who fee upwards of so years smelled as canter between Mil burgh ;ad Caddie. Ors the tpdi May Wt, at Jamaica, Fr ineuthe after his arrival, at tic yellow fever, Capt. Phili Armitreag, of the Royal Arta lay fan of Dr Aratftrong, of Chedsets *net. Fkaeoptsnare. Oo the filth of Mabee beard Ms Majetty• biped Repoinwe, el Carthsgens, an tin rout of Spain, aged fifteen each Charles Forbes,yourigelt fon of Sir William Forbes. of Pldiem, pAllhiti iinao,of the wounds It received in the tAinn. intathetd is the London Gazette of the sth of July, in suiting out a Spsolik litioacer. BARTH& Oa fh• u MY. la *bc area% Seth, the Lady of *An. T. ef t au. Lit*, the Lady of Meier Jere, of Knoylo-ho ire, Wilts, of a daughter. On the lob July. at Milewail, near Cakliefter, the Lady of the Wm. Ward. of a da*Wer. Thuriday, at Dandtall, ba44rd, the Hon. Mn Oliphant Mur ray, ore daughter. On the istia of Jens (0. et de. Peteraihrgl, the Leap of Robert Hulk Efq. hnglida naerchant there, of a tea