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- • EiITAPH ON A MAN AND HIS WIFE. Two of my bones have taken a trip, My rib is departed, and so is my hyj 1 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF DELEGATES; SERJEANVS INN, JULY 6. NULLITY OF MARRIAGE. 5511111 4J. liElirt+ON.- This case came on for a further hearing, before Mr., Justice BAILEY, Baron' Wool), acc. It is an appeal against the decree of the Eccleaiastical Court, dis charging the plaintiff from 'his matrimonial contract[ with E. Hewson,his wife, ipasmuch as they were ma riad by a licence (she being a minor) without the con.. sent of her parents. The plaintiff, a grocer at Croy don, visited at the house of Mr. Hewson, a plumber of that town, %%here he was received as the admirer of Mks . Ilewson, a young Lady of amiable accom plishments. Her lather expressed, on cne occasion, that he could•have no objection to the plaintiff as a son-in-law, preivided his father would make some, settlement in life for him ; but it did not appear that any direct consent was given, notwithstatuling which they obtained a licence k and were married at St. George's, Hanover-square. In consequence of some Jisagreement, the plaintiff afterwardi obtained a de cree of nullity of marri.ige, on the ground that this maniage had not been solemnized according to the Marriage Act. • Mr. HOLROYD and Mr. BROCCIIAIit argued, that the marriage had not been performed according to the provisions of the Marriage Act, and that it could only be considered a nullity. Mr. LEActt and Dr. SIJABEY contended, that the witnesses had proved the consent of the father to the marriage, inasmuch as he received the young man into 'his, house as the admirer of his daughter. The' young Lady was described to be a person who had great cause of complaint ; and it was urged, that their - Lord Ships ought not to suffer a ceremony so sacred to be set aside, when there was a reasonable presump tion that the consent of the parents had becn obtained. , The Court expressed a is ish to leave time to delibc. :the on a case, of so much importance ; and it wbuld be, perhaps, next term before they gave judgment. .• ' COURT OF-KING'S BENCH, JULY 6. • • WALKER V. ' B ENSETT . This wa; an action braught by the plaintiff, who bauerved as armourer on board a privateer called thebLitcy, against the defendant,, Captain and Owner of the vend for a breach of contract. • - It appeared that the Lucy had *tined letters of ,marque to cruize ,ainst the French and Dutch, and • the detendant -engaged-aureveconsiging, aaf • 56 per pasts,,.of Whom the plaintiff was.pne, to serve for 12 months. The crew wereto receive no wages, but in lieu thereof, they were to have a certain proportion of the prizes taken.. The Captain, on _his . part, eon: ft:lett:l3'm providethe veiselivith aritatuttition and all 'itifficient surto. • Jr apPearetl firm the evidence, that ,she sailed to the West Indies, and in the course of 'hdr entice made several prizes ; but it also appeared,' 'that the defendant hadpefformed his part of therrin: l tract so ill,' that they, were several times obliged to give up vessels when in their power, for want of am munition, and that they were several timer in the .greatest distress for want of provisions, and that ul timately the defendant sold the ship and cargo at Port-au-Prince, the crew were put ash-re there, and did not find their way home for four years and a h elf, and even up to the present time had rece;ved no account whatever of the produce of the prizes really taken. • , The plaintiff failed to prove the antount of die' prizes taken ; but it appeared from the evidence of an Officer in the East India CoMpany's service, that the wages generally paid to aimourers on board their ships was £6 per month and it also appeared from the evidence of the Captaites Clerk, that had . the Captain fulfilled his part of the contract, there was not a doubt but the share of the prizes which would have been taken, would have amounted to double that sum. Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, the proper course for these parties to have adopted, would have been to have filed a bill In equity against the defendant— The case, however, having come before them in the shape it had, they muss do the best they could with it ; he was of opinion, that the rate of wages stated by the Officer of the East ,India Company, as that given by them to Officers in their service, of the same rank with the plaintiff, would be a fair criterion to go by. The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, tor his full pay, for the whole period he was absent from this country, amounting to £353. 10s. and forty shillings costs. • OLD nAILEr. , -Yesterday Nutt was indicted for conspiring *ith J. Smith, to defraud -- Weaver. It appear- Lid that the defendant rented a house, No. 2'2, West -- Smithfield, and, in Conjunction with Smith, set up'a •Itind of Register dike. An advertisement appeared 'ln one of the Morning Papers, holding forth that • clerks were wanting for important situations, and by • virtue of this advertisement the proselcutor applied ;1 and he was informed that Jones and Co. bankers, at Norwich, were in want of a clerk. A letter was , written by the prisoner, in recomMendation of the p r osecutor to Jones and Co. for which l id. was paid Sy Weaver', and which sum was the subject of the I ; 'fraud. It turned out.that no such persons as Jones and Co. bankers, at Norwich, existed ; and the Post- Master proved that no such letter eier•was received at Norwich. For the defendant two witnesses were called to character, but all they could state was, he . . ?t at Spalding, in Lincoln.l knowledge bow he lived in • / for Stealing a gold, , f C. Taylasay • and same. Blak e was watch was lost off prosecutor challenged ' she confessed hay s in possessioriof ir. her box. In defence given her the watch this he denied, and was acquitted: stealing a Watch and had recently been a bankrupt at Sp: shire, and they had no knowledg London.—Gi;ill. Elessor Bide was indicted for watch and seals, the property of ( Elzabeth Cauida for receiving the the prosecutor's servant, and the 1 the parlour mantle-shelf. The pro Blake with a knowledge of it, and ing taken it, and that Cassida was An officer found the property in ht Blake said, the prosecutor had gi for favours granted him; but th Blake wit found Guilty.—Cassida M. Athoity was indicted for ste; • • . • i- t' . . /appendatels the pesterty . of A: Mitchann The pri- . 1 Isoner was stated to be an East Inilin, who had il'ent ; II me i: a considerable slim of money in - piolligacy, and was Simon ' at length reduced to beggary. In this situation he i rouna an asylum in tha house of the pr.-vies-m(lr for one night, wheq he stole the piopertv.—G iiilty. The following were al.o c‘snvicred of ft•loniei, viz. Eliz. King. fur stealing t%% o hanoizerchiefs, andether articles ; S. Reynolds, for stealing two lbs. of horse lriir ; Prances Wilkinson, for stealing tWo pieces of ribbon ; Maty Banks, for stealing a gown, and.other articles ; I'. Gannon, for stealing two time-pieces ; Eliz. Hart, for stealing several pewter-pots; J. Hesse, for stealing a quantity of paper ; Jane Smith, for stealing 7s. ; Mary Taylor and Sarah Spence, for stealing three lamps ; R. Webb, for stealing 10s. in halfpence ; Mary and W. Williams, for stealing se veral pewter e pots ; Sayaltlmeg, for stealing a blanket, land other articles ; J. Parsons, for stealing a 3s. piece ; Mary Perry, for stealing a cloak ; S. consent and T. Saunders, for stealing a coat and waistcoat; J. Adams, for stealing a pair of breeches; G. Cock, for stealing a 'pocket handkerchief; W. Clayton, for stealing a watch ; Eliz. Jones, for stealing a bed stead and bed ; and T. James for stealing 9 brushes. The following were acquitted, viz. C. Bullock, T. King, J. Atkinson, W. Hollis, J. Jones, M. Harring ton, W. Moss, and J. Jones. BOW-STREET.-A few days since several casks,con tnining hickle-pins,*used in dressing flax; for the ma nufacture of linen, w. re seized on board the ship Eli zabeth, clearing out of the port of London, for St. Petersburgh, the exportation of such articles being illegal. The two principal persons. engaged in this transaction, were yesterday brought before the Ma gistrates at this O ffi ce, and ordered - to find bail, t!,em selves in £4OO, and two sureties in £2OO each, to answer the misdemeanor. UNION HALL—A publican, in respectable business, residing in the Borough, was brougl;t to this (Ace, on a charge of having violated the person of his aer• *ant girl, 15 . years age. He was Comrnittia to 4ptison to take' Vs trial. COfiONEtt's Inquest !vras . yesterday itrld at Tattetsaq's Stable-yard, Hyde - perk, on the Il l odies of R..Trott, and J. Cpx-, who dull , in conse queUce of the injuries th ey !received on S.iturJay,.by the powder-mills blowr a t es. u d p at Hoonslovr.heath ) as suited in our . Paper of • ty. Verdict --Adoitted tal Death. . : • .. FIRE.--A fire brolccnut in the premises of Major ' Webber, at Oak Common, Middlesex, on Saturday night, occasioned by a youth imprudently taking a candle into a hay-loft, when racking np the horses. The stable, together with the dwellinsg. house, was ,consumed in less than cn hour, .Two hones were also burnt. A wiarb'.e statneof the late Mr. PITT was erected last week. at the vntzente of the Senate House, Cam bridge. The only inscription on the pada:A is the word sd Par.!' • • , . I 1 A Meeting of - tke inhabitants of • Pontefract was held on Thursday, at which Thanks were voted to their Representative, R : P. Mint" Esq. and the other Members of the House of Commons who voted a h , liinst Mr. CANNING% Mr:don, in relatiOn tothe laws affecting the Catholics of United Kingdom. The Provincial Papers afford the grateful and sa dsfac tory proof of the happy effects of the repeal of the Orders in Council. Trade is er,,ry where re vived, and the dibcontents hich its late languishing and reduced state had occasioned, have begun of course to subside. PEDISTRIANISM.—Captain ACRES finished a most wondei ful performance in Somersetshire, on Saturday last. He had matched himself for a bet of 200 guineas, with a Baronet, to perform 300 miles ;term days. He started from the Edgware-road, and did 90 miles within the first 24! hours ; 80 the second day; 72 the third day ; and .58 on Saturday, having rested but six hours during the time. He had much diffi culty in getting through the last day. PIiaLIPPON I the runaway French General, has, it seems, hitherto eluded die measures adopted far his apprehension; no tidings, it is said, having been heard of him since his departure from Oswestry.— Three men are strongly suspected of having assisted him and Gamier in their flight. They are well known ; and information respecting them has been sent to all the out-parts. It is conjectured, that they are secreted in some inland place, as from the pre cautions which have been employed, it is nearly im possible for them to have reached the coast without discovery. T. &in, Cobtractor with. Government for the Small Lottery of 10,000 Tickets, to be all drawn on' the Bth September, in grateful acknowledgement to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very I liberal support he has always experienced, begs leave to present them (ifs aidition to thezumerous C the Scheme contains) with Eight Extra Benefits of Packets of Tickets, which (it is a curious fact) are I so arranged, that a Blank can gain £50,000. , Tickets au.l Shares are Selling at iissit's Offices, 4, LCornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; and by hii Agents in the Country, where Schemes may be had gratis, with the Numbers of the Tickets to he sealed , up in the packets and lodged at the Bank of England. , MUNOO PARK.—The doubts ' which may have ex isted of the fate of this' eminent man are new re moved, by the certain accounts lately received from Goree, of his hiving perished, through the lu.;tility of the natives; on one of the branches of the Niger.-- The particulars have been transmitted to Sir JOSEPH BANKKI, by' Governor MAXWELL of Goree, who re ceived them from ISAOO, a Moor, sent inland by the Governor, for. the Mrpose of inquiry. In •a letter to Mr. DICKSON, of Covent Garden, .brother.iu-law to Mr. Panic, Sir Josarli thus writes : " I haw% read Isaco's translate 4Jonestal, from which it appear,, thaw he numerous European retinue of Mungo Park quickly and mist; ably died, leaving at the last, only himself sad a . Mr. Mar tyn. Proceeding on their route, they stopped at a settlement, fri in which, according to custom,they tent a present to the Chief ' whose territory they were next to pass. This present having been treacherously withheld, the Chief considered it, in the tra vellers, as a designed injury and neglect. On their approaching in a canoe, he assembled his people ate a narrow ehanuel of the rocks, and assailed them so violently with arrows, that some of the rowers were killed. This cansed,Mr. Parkand Mr. Martyn to make an attempt 14 swimming, to reach the shore, In which attempt they both were drcisvmd. The anon; shortly-ale:wards sunk, and only on liked native escapod.• Eves pnitertance also of the travellers was lost had destroyed, except atswor,d belt which • had belonged to Mr. Mingo; and Whish !sago redeemed, aad j brought with him to Gorse.? nose, the greatest part of my face WHEN Men of Education and proteseginal ski ded with the most acute pain that could possibly - tole persewerins endeavours to discover the wow safe and bead was also distracted with pain, and my tiyes 50 "IX certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success- , eel that I could not bear the light.. and obb:ed ale to `sat ;p' ful resit/COE their experience is the best proof of superiority. ' together with my head oit my knees or some ot her Messrs. Gqs.l and Co. surgeons, have been induced to Make log nty affliction I tried dariutts medicines, as we a llfsl o ,4 l dist Me of the following the object of their particular study, via. culty, as cithe,rs, without receirug the least relief, 'a Certain Disorder, frequently contracted to a moment of Mtoxt- luccrased'elaily; worn out with pato, on prorpte elation, and Its concomitants, Strictures and Cleets, Which, by havisigfahstissed the little eakersiss of man! lad in improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured;, as also de- was almost redueed to a stateAf despondency.wben, bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgenc e s, long resi-* to MIL; trtat of Dr. Gilbett's Vegetable Atritsentwo ow dense in warm climates, our a secret solitary vice, too stem tin- the strong Tecnnunentteilen of•tilose fttinl.tsi happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one catnips the medicine 'gave me hope it would suezt: , ll,,, and sterility or barrenness, and in the others num e rou s ' train *fuer. realiNeel by the time I liadtakci , the second hot*, two roes diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in tirefy 'Oat lie, - the wound doily ipollailittilehlitiff.. .. . fence and consumpt:on. Ir &trebles --- • - =Minty, whether the - theft from any on become em they art 7 health. - result of a tong and itsitimploake— by a impeder method inveterate or fienplielto least restraint in diet early application is .- quently perform:. precedented success been known to fail it during which period been cured, e'en P ' pursnedbf other . thus publicly offer tn.- To be consulted ally. I either set. 'Letterofioht duly intended to, and sr' van of tire Kiesdent. GOSS and Co. F u unparPal T ekdent i i : am ine . . . F ' OR FOltrift7Yetlti,:Ai.:;uagrebangsr jr:int.. l t.ti l oudb a ccoya : en:dinAdtv t pat h anatrah i reN i deemerysy tel liaufacioirs e ssecnoueye b a:l 7 witiiaupla :e tprinruotibe d eetocelac and .:o:64lby:reaksig.l : ', ka*C :41. 1 . ... ' . BANItIIkIPTCV SI/PERM:Mb. I tAtotttitiltistrgAta Arri-triNtllE • . ' ... - umuel Skirper, of Norwich, grocer. bASKRUFfs. • Simon Field s of Hooleisb•Park; parish of Reigate, Surrey, dealer isn a hr c l i lie lf u in restt L ff oridall ec".*"etimi. b n : PA and itine6ikitih-siartgreets Oxford; and Mont; and chapruan, to surre n der July 11,11 , and August 18, at 11, at G a l ldball, latildon. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, St. Thanes's- Street, Southwark. Ca may, at No. I. • S los ti r . r i o i t m a-sr ., a s e n e d r at , facing lames Smile, of Chelsea, MOW .* - July t 1 s ct , and .a.Ugu - - 18 - --, at eelseexe•ens,uartge°Guaildal:alld apothecary , . Attoney ,•a.Mr. William Smith, Bedford:low. *John Mark, of Queenbitha,.London, s r alt-factor, July 14, at 11, orders *post e ch uted. • Also by , g X July 25, and August 111,at tett, at Guildhall. Attorniti, Mess% s. ureilla Panther atie Son, Lesdowatreet, Fencburch-street. . James larches, of Hips Holborn, Middlesex, baberluher, dealer PAWL BREWING. . . • and chart:an July 23 ; 28, anslAngust 18, at tea, at Guildhall. BY THE KING'S ROYAL I•RITERS PAIIDy Ansa ney, M r. i Farren, Church-court, Lotbbury. IEEDHAM,1 EEDHAM , RAWLINS, and Co. - 'llamas Wait, of Portsea, Hants, house-carpenter; dealer and solicit the attention of tar NobilitGentry, tes4 I t. dial:man, July 13, at one, July 14, at eleven, and Auguit 18, to their POR FABLE FAMILY BRE W ING Me - . 1/ 1 at one, at the Blue Posts Inn, Broad -street, Portsmouth.- combines all the Utensils in ONE ; ia d a A- an- Ici cm . , . Attorney, Mr. R. Han,Poitsmouth. Compact in its form; takes to pieces with ease , sod h John Beware, of Tarporley, Cheshire, cay-maker, dealer and order with little trouble; its coosumption a fuel is . - 1 chapman, July.lB, 19,.and August 18, at eleven, at the Sivan- Inn, Tareorley. Attornies, Messrs. Eddleston and Elwood, . Nantwicn ; or Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday- 4 , i 'n A idli : e iip : m r i t au h , h c oe :k .fu st. A egml 15 ,t : i .: . , N g 05,, , ,,, , ,, i,, , , ,,E7 . ,: , ~.:.I . l .y. i... .,R ;i _u n ii :E.H ., :a n. :;:. .01 '4 . s Dr."i Kt-Q(IISW 'dial street, Chearside, I.ondon. George Henry Browne, of John-street, Bedford-row, Middle- ri A 2 lll lsl Y v sex, scrivener, July 11, at eleven, July 21, at 1, and August la, FLAVOUR, which becomes perfectly tr il lim at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Louses and Cowburn, Sold by the Proprietors , 6611100. v azui • , ~ . , i Hare-court, 'l'emple. , Snow-bill, London and Wine -street, Bring'. tira Richard Fearns, of Twickenham , Middksez„ poulterer, giggler, ment, by the following Furnishing Ironniongars! ki. " dealer and chapman, July 11, 25, and August.lB, at twelve,. LONDON: Messrs. Fehhann • 105, St. 'sarong. , . ' ' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kyall, Cron-street, Newington. Summers, 105, Newsebd-;treet ; Messrs. g L e ' John Yates, of Manchester , ironmonger, dealer and chapinaa, - Co.66,ozford-street; Messina Downer and - fa July 20, 21, at two, and August 18, at four, 'at the Star Inn, street ; Messrs. Lisitios and F.ade,Wholeest a , 's. lis Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Milne, Serjeaut, and Milne, Chiswell-atriet ; aid Mr. Palmer," 51, Cu 1 Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. WARK : Messrs. Benham end Prentice, laie 16 g Richard Hedtien, of the Upper Priory, Birmingham; victualler, DORSE Meturs , Thorne,Sherborne.-WILU, dealer and chapman , August 1,3, at one, sod August 18, at 9, sell, Marlborough; Messrs. Whadaurcb aid lltieng i uk y • a; the Swan Tavern, Bull-street, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. -SOMERSET I. Mt. StOtbeit, Bath. ..t D . , Egerton. N 0.3, Gray's-Inn-square, London ; or Mr. oesocitus ar agfel Kingdon,Exeter ; Mr. Narraway,South-aaga ss Benson, No. it), Colmere-row, Birmingham. ~. ,„. I , '' 2 • - Richard f Worcester timber-merchant, yglnea.ller- man, Plymouth; „gca,,,t,, n r i ,entuas,N Mr. Mendell, Threrili % Williams,, , Messrs. Afg , ,,c ahake;„„, aa: chant, dealer and chapnian, July 28, 19, and Abets' It, at 11, Mr. 'Taylor , Heck iron. nest swards M. • • .: at D.glis Green-house Worcester. huoniles, Mr-fames Platt, WARWICK: Mr. Tiarborne. Birmi ' f Tantikld-court, Ttinp • le; London ;er Mr. Platt, Worcester. Mr. 'lonian, Hereforsl,-LANCAsallt,gir. - I'• M r , Abraham Whitehead, late of hart. within Saddleworth, York- tett, 37, Prineeks-street; Slancha-stee, -Nog , ~ ell e shire, clothier, dealer and chalnian, July 29, 30, and August :. LAND: - Mei *Meehan- Mather, Newcaetlse '7 , 1 1141 K eleven, at The Globe Tavern, in Ashton-under 1.1.ne•-•-• W A LES ; mr..parigd Thomas Newcastle, erasion. Ars Attornies Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-bne, Lott . , Just pqbalshed, ... . i . ' se `don; 'Oralkr. Mellor, Ashton- under• Line.• InitgC now foi.iittx.WiNo with the Ppr w i t t I ir Wilii.lP, Nekton, of paaenPorta within the parish of. d.upirri ,- i t :mi li gus LY B.4 llßE .ih rra othilloy 'llj oi k le CT .o l t ?ry ti; : t cot, ti ' o t s :.: lm ing d die Cleshire, coca-dealer and grazier, dealar and chapman, Sll, 23, and August 18, at tleven,at the Cat e Inn, Stockport. ' i &swine PORTFR T A LE, TABLE AL7.," and • , Ili . poorea,,, Mr. bate, ltnierTutupk, Loud"; oa filig? t!'" 1 1 ) ! I Sold by the Trporiews and by all their fagots; htnekrort. , following Baekselleta: Mr. Chapple.riG,lNl-Xiail; 1k Irdtkis Bioalierst, late of Nerfclk- street ,. Stritid,Affitileser, • 4 en t. lansea'sstreet; alr.lione„27,High skeet , . nterehain f dealer and chaentati, (but amp! a, ewe"! Is+ the tggecte B e gt. v ,aa.-e assp i e I s , g ri era: Kirg's 'es ch prison,) July 11, is, and. August all, at jot; ~ .. a - - esbo a lowttkic otassts , „ 44 , mama ..... , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lys, 'lleatieleaSuet; •thirsitera NEEDHAM, itsbWi..ll4s, and C.n.. brow fig . AB stessa, Chancery-laae. ". , ••t" - 'I •li 's-, ' , .eg . fissailny,lpikinttcr 7 sueet,.Lisedefs; and" . ,DIVIDE.NDS to be made at GUILDPiLIis. 4. . t July to. John Howes, of Stroud, Kent, garderee,Wrataelsks , a•••J -' , • - July 2u.'l'. Woodward and 'F. Kelton, Stratford, Easte r ; dyer., 11, 1 e •• •. / .ir -14401.1T . Y., fl MC fIIKE.Spoc, . uni at ;en. August 1. J. Brickwood, stn. J. ErckWood, jun. John , tatf t 44 . ~ . avtlli it c o nsci o usness tin; . , Rainier, W.'llilotgan, and J. Starkey, Lombard surer s hailkets, ' 4 elation irons t !rent rat gdaa has been highly' ' • at ten. July Mi. J. W )11e, Lupthall-court, nu:reheat, at ten... 194 k others, tied improved. in Abell. professionataetea . .. . 6 - 28: J. Short, St. Catherine's-lane, East Smithn, la, vic,Ualter, at, f ana - suaiy 'al near e'aentY 'Tel" esPedonees Wow. ail • • ; C twelve. July all: J. S. Gill; Great Parket street, upholsterer, at : Ca. continue, with rumba. ed ardear.the eradicaties et • . twelve. July sat W. *haw, Long-Acre, cheeeentonger, at t.n. , eiders which are tic consequeete o. ilk'sindulante,,er • a, August 1. D. Eckens:ein, College-hill, merchant, at twelve. Jury structive habits o' tee inconsiderate sehaolhoy. lisp refasai a • en. &Warren and L.Smnb, of Ausun l•riars,merck.ans, at our. cure of these complaiuts, they_ hold nut no lotiuminet Ow • tekullunl./..W. Blow, /laniard, tanner, at one. Joy I I..k.Ciarke. but sent.hle as all men must be of the' ahem, et ibtil 0 of Exeter, draper, at teu. July ati. T. '1 beams, t-smemile-street, Wracks, they offer their manual* as frothily blood ~ rtitechant, at test. • ; *eons . pf Lesion, as ow ssf Royal Ceatee at... ~ , "\ DIVIDENDS to lig made in the COUNTRY. iln all cases 'of Syphilitic safection, auJ su,wery t sw . . a August 20. M. Parker, of Ripon, shopkeeper, at one, at the • debility and deticiencv, whether arising fratlithel . ....d - AA Uescorn, Ripon . JOY 29. 0 - Crossley, Manchester, silversmith,'. certain destrec.tve h abi t , lorgreald We la wiskienasst. 4 at three, at the Dog, Manchester. July 80. J. P. a cett,of New- living, or any ether cameo predating deb:Wary ot laity • , . castle-upon-Tyne, grocer, at eleven, at the George Itai, New. 4e patient may rely on a speedy reeturation te_e'. ,_ d a, castle. July 29. W. Couch, of Axminster, Devon, bulkier, at 12, a heir improves plan of caring strictuqe4 of threes* aOa w i at the Dolphin, Honiton. hly 23. J. Bolt, Portsea, green grocer, attended with peculiar success-Erhatifes cf tedulteisist ye , i t at one, at the George, Portsea. July 28.1. Dawson, Liverpool , duration have yieldial tertbeli treatment' la the Oki .. but stow of St. James's -street, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, i three weeks. A.,' ' '. il .',' a at Guildhall. August 10 , J. Watson, York, Imendraper ' at 11, Several Noblest' owned Owed/risen of tar 'Ste( • . • at the Red Lion, York. August 5. J. Barlow, Newport, Hants, who have laboured under that painful and • - • •• 6 mercer, at two, at the Bugle lon, Newport. August 4. Joshua 1 604 re-eeiyed a *Aral 'and permanent cat s, , Haworth, ji.n;Hull, merchant, at eleven, at the Neptune, Hu/1.. request that refer e nces may be nude' d alien' as • August 10. 1). Chandler Stewupland, Suffolk, corn-anerchant, 1 evidences of the 4eekteil lopttiorley*of P&4.& CW11044 06 at eleven, at the King's Head, Stowmarket. July St. C. Moun, plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen Italbsawhie A Southampton, druggist, at acne, at the Dolphins inn, St:utile:rip- care of Messrs. Home, fikayisida, aad ether ton. July 29. Win. de Bart Jacksuu, Hatfield Peverell, Esse:, eminence, who attempted their curs: by Ilse = 1411 67 1 4 innkeeper, at one, at the Aitgel,Ca`clwster. - hanaeseustie wlt'iuut esteem. MARRIED. . -MA WIEF&WOVidirIPOPIIIIW4m4seir slresralsis se • i es:tat/nisi of a faintly, May be mewed 66 Is ma i Friday , at St. Anne's Church, Cork, Lieutenant - Colonel Ward' their cap - ' eigadakkuittalical ' ss _ lase, pf the 76th Regiment, to the Hon. Anne Lake, youngest . e. , tn . I. daulliter ofahe late Lord Viscount Lake. DIED. ...•a . minty with other's, a et thast i.t ard rqU ef lu n c llsl h tr a de; 6,.14 - tbe rid el l progress of retibviildi, is de/ ecieleesillia i f Utah optima At IPencaitlaad Manse, on' the 28th ak. Mrs. Pnpare Wife of ledinara. Curs-se and Co.-navy be coasulted by dot la \ 1 the Rev. David Piper ' minister of that place. a greatest delicazy, eafacy, ten! Igehoik, at LBO no l 4 4 . 'At Peterhead, the Rev. Dr. William Laing, clergyman of St. Hatton-Gas dell s I tilt thk couhtty are lli "Peter's Chapel. the particulars b[ &r bat i r gssi, age, and genetal • • . - lii Bally mahon,Dr..Crulse, Roman Catholic Bishop ef Ardagh. !nelosiag a reanimate fat adrice 164 clayi I HEALTH AI)N REFRES.HMFNT. !wilt he even' or seat rr, aay part df thttil i tZla• --- 'RODA- WATER of a very superior quality, may •- ' ... ....LA) •TliSPt M4C. --: . iv 'la be made by any one in a Moment, withou t the least trouble, DR•.GIIXEctro VEGE'rAIILIg ... • and fa for immediate dralkingt by mans oi"DESORMEALITS lU l l* -D1(011, _ in Miffed it'2 m. SODA WATER POWDER. : i 44. ed.• •:fhe variety •of **see that Prenlikabuno a The Fluid produced by it is peculiarly gratefol•antrlilikeik a l feu: . generally or,illa.atiaa from i.„4, :r , t ,,:th.,_164.g.. , as a• summer heverage; preventing and: removiryg ' ted statnieh,•or dowruttest petspiratbni, le tar Miens attacks, calculpus complaints, nervous iudispos= its tlidence of squill 0* we‘trevaPsec thildirhe ' mg obstructions in general. 'the article above described, Refer .. . Oats t Enedicine to public notice, ;lasing a mule ernartf_Ze, xi. in keeping, and Is se portable that the quantity reqtrlred . timAte Tor numerous dinner; partltataWthe bad insesWw _ II six separate tumblers of the Soda Water, (price ortby.sio.o4l.) w r i eery, • King's Evil, ulcerated Sore Ler, running W . a eupies less space then the size of a wajtsit. 0 4,-. L .: -, 1 Tartj s the hody. Le Er _,Erlaktottftnig the Mealy Prepare d by Daipanaau a, Apotkecary, Chia* ? • Jitc. I - i 'M , inglinnnlalhni In As Ilk*. •II "ll° r '"' of Guy's Hospital', ) No. 99 ; Great Titehtieldaareet, t r i. xlionkinck illownsittiatiegt. thwowitmisavglifiegli i "lT. . -, • • whidlib.square, London, by whom iho It b sold rer - .:1; ardent i and .31 thll!i.ralater' --- • rd . ere which sand the srer`l beheld of every dealer in Patent Medicines in the United Kiallb t"l._e_._ . r -2_, - cnkess. , . dope, who are suppled by Messrs. Barclay . and Sons, Fleet. monism= %awl , r r " CN N" . an fir! FaCe i *befi t . Minket, London, the sole Agents for the Proprietor. the nose was cinisunied, the face led eyes area..:3 4 yhere also may be had , Desoanitautesßarrisu CiMENT, I MCI the Head distracted with pain, which (bets 4 tht which claims the priority of every Cement, with regard to. its' oath of Wm. Crnitt ; the following is the copy "Valuable peoperties as well as to the date of invention. Prkt Pit 121 milk the Slat Dec OM- • en at the Guildhall, ..yatt , , a . is ii Is, 61 , per bottle. It Is adapted for distant application , and ada THOMAS EALES, Lisp r...r . " - .. ,itnirably calculated to join ornamental China, Glass, hatellery, . ' • 1 6r any substauce whatever. a, William Croitt, late 4 the Boroagh of o,ollia. 161 . I,olc. Borough of Plymouth, in the county of Davila& a .__... Also, DLSOAMEAUX'S PRZSllliftl or STEEL *ND laoh.l'iliske caoh, of every description, from Rust, at 3s. per box. 'oath that I was a ffl icted wish a cancer in ara fare wa n.. ., 1 wards of ten months, I bad a very paistful weasel owl IX/ HEN Men of Education and professional skin nose, the greatest part of my face was tireaafully ballants4o` did with that most acute nun that could peed*, be -Ai,. Isumpt:on. In that distredsing want of debility' or tike five bottles I pitted fi? eektreB!re• A .,. wi ewe-% bother the contequt nee et such. blissful babitt, or "Witnest my Dann' -atrto ugh. doleful o ° 4 any other cause, by whlitt the of. We coati- ',;. • fivrordbehirsiris at et illAklielk Ph 0-4---, _ - ir g r on e enfeebled,. as reetd4 d hchatittire all.tilw AlmoThee. 1AQ1.... ~, ,i, ~_ TY gee" 1 . 1 *".,1 eta been, bah, wad I itallillatisoltiliNhite aoff ..." - Ilie.,t,olie iretatrem AfffiaehrtititktrOpsaretto kb. ••<<. ..1 : . arra 0.7 , ' ...,-. ..- +OrA .S bitiedrairalo "ft liv.Dr. OA. Mika. ille,4 l X :a a ton; mit IltArbliVOWailtite lift Ismitortfida. %•aear,Exqtfri 3 l l 7 e r" t=" F t ' . lOW • method, to remove vent waVimispialors,• bowsaw ' ha td,' ntau,l4, "af u a*, ;'l' • • dbmplicated, vitiator% Wentz the ^patlint•to ilia tYltatts:bolserNrow, Lamtla.:Twgre ..., ,pkiti u hy ' 411 t fa diet or eldraltal i Wen* Castle where " L Wes". W_ aroma- 4114 1,.. %MT?: f rer " qffir ' ion is made as dharrery of the-liffectioo, they ire- ttiddih ; • aroma - and a, ' awe Curt In Nalliliiirt RA.* of two days.' 'The an- Sherborne; Wirolrner,thesortg/Votheelli• ' tureen of tbeirloodiref treatment (width has never ata4.l.l tl gtoplail r arryy„.Southaolgrir 4 fir. t• to fail in oneal=anco Ma praatico df a 5 ;wets, k 'citift ; 44; Noisieoetir A period many , 'Otani of boot` irritators be lieldpoilt i kfAA.-altitn;bffikfi Mr - 8 " 1 .• -, erect after savant antinjorkwe ~bads tad bats toiph, riktp o jicAtirp t : I I sriZtt 1 4 other Practitilwriellitlifirt • affero)/414ucea desks° MWll.lf; . im brlnhertee e • ' offer 11 inked their aelftiel...i: if • ' lr ' • '- - • -% ' Z i e g a u tt , _ 'A . • dully peettaffiliffe trf littaf4 4 !"; 1 0 " n ~ I 1Mr50105ai5..04.ae1.434..;..N.0w:..4.e. 3 • 1 . Letteroffoin the comm. coot a itank-note, • . ; •elli I to, arid advitwilliff -*Add& t it. 'any f . 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