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LAW It*TELLlcittiCE. COURT OF JUNO'. BENCH, MARCH 3. • WILLIAMS V. THOMAS. This was an iffue out of the Court of Chancery and the only queflion in the Code was, whethEr a cer tain partnerfhip was a general or particular one.—lf the former, then the plaintiff to have a vet did for the amount of his bill of exchange ; and if the latter, in that cafe a nonfuit to be entered. The educe had pro ceeded but a Ilion way, when it appeared that the partnerfhip was particular, and that the bill in fret lion was not recoverable, as againll the firm. —rag Plaintiff was accordingly nortfuited. euroisa V. DOWDSLL. The plaintiff is a haberdaker, and the defendant the :nailer of a public.houfe, ;he Three Tuns," at Portfmouth. The adion was brought to recover the value of a parcel alledged to have been left in de fendant's cußody. and negligently 1011. It appeared that the plaintiff's travelling clerk went to defen dant's and demanded if he could be accom• modated with a bed? On being anfvrered in the air. mative, he defired to be &even up Rairs, which was accordingly done ; and. according to his evidence, he depofited the parcel in queilion by his bed ode. He then went to the town of Portfmnuth, and ram bled to another public houfe, where he flopped till ten o'clock at night. On his return be miffed his bundle, which he Paid had been Rohn out of the bed room in his abfence. To rebut tbis ninny the defendant's fervent' were examined, who oil declared they had never feen the party with a bundle, nor did he mention that he bad left a parcel at the time he went not of the honk. It alto appeared that he had made enquiry at the other public houfe after the parcel, as if doubtful where he had left it. It was contended that there was no pretence for fay hit the publican was refponfible: the parcel had nut been left in his care, nor was any mention made of its being placed in the bed room. The Jury were of opinion. under all the Circumftences, that the dent. , dant was not liable, and therefore gave him a verdiet. MAILCH There were three Special jury caufes fet down for trial this dap, but four jurymen only attending, two ware put off, and the third involved an quettion of commercial importance. It was an ;talon brought` by Sir Francis Baring agaioß the %I'd Exchange' Afore:we Company,' upon a policy of inforance.--• 'the defence was. that the relic! loft was not fee worthy, but the defendant failing in his cafe, the plaintiff obtained a verdia. The following Common fury caufes were alto tried— Will V. MACKIN. This was an %Sion for goods fold and delivered. Sir V. Gress, for the plaintiff, fiated, that this salon was brought to recover the value of two pair of watches ; and although it was not dual to put. Ade a pair of watches in this country, as you would Wy a pair of gloves, yet thofe in queflion were for . tie Todd& market, where fuels a commodity was always fold in couples. The plaintiff wasan eminent watch-maker in the City, and the defendant a Turkifh merchant, reading in Maidenlquare. He bad come to the Plaintiff's (hop, accompanied by a Turkifh demean, of the name of Bentalib, dreffed in the of his country, and an interpreter of the sane oleclano. Having examined a great varietral F Tie 'watches, they fixed on two gold, and two Chet t bat, in order to make them faleable in Turkey, k • As ameffary to make fume alterations ; the dial. i . Oita were altered to Afiatic chars/tett, double cafes were made for them, and chafed or engraved in a peculiar manner. The defendant agreed to pay at the rate of ed. each for thelgold, and Isl. for the Myer. The defence, the Learned Couctel ondetlood to be, that Ur. Bentalib was the purchafer, and not the defendant; but it could not be fuppofed the Plaintiff Amid credit a total aranger, who, perhapei May pay a vifit to Mahomet before he could Gad him again I or, if he Ilsould die, there would be ire equal difficulty in difcdvering his perfonal reprefetetro rive. In the courfe of the examination ' it however ap. -geared, that there WU? a rumour of an Extraordi nary Envoy from the emperor of Morocco to this country, and the Plaintiff having a quantity of polar watches to difpofe of, he addreffed a circular letter to all the Turkifit and other merchants, who could alaft him in this line of bufinefs, and.' among the' re% to the Defendant, who, in confequence thereof; brought Bentalib to deal with him; but the defen dant did not appear to have taken any refpoofible part himfelf, only accompanying him. He after. wards offered to pay for two of the watches, which was refufed. The Plaintiff was accordingly nonfuited. NOWCROFT IN SITTON AND ANOT/1111. This was an ailion brought by the Plaintiff, a tradefman at Bolton, in Lincolnfhire, to recover of the Defendants, Elizabeth and Eleanor Tritton, the rum of three hundred pounds, advanced to them in their bufinefs of haberdafhets and milliners in the fame town. The Defendant, Elizabeth, pleaded her bankruptcy in bat of the a/lion, and Eleanor pleaded that (be was only a fervent to her filler s and not a partner. The quellion therefore was, whether the Defendants carried on trade as partners, or whether Elizabeth, the bankrupt, was a tole trader? The only evidence of the partnerfhip was that of she Defendants having a board over their limp door. I,,iegibed " Trittons, Haberdafters and Milliners." On the contrary fide there was an abundance of ter t i mon T. that of apprentices being bound to Elizabeth ; th it of her regulating her Wanes according to her .).rn pleafitre ; taking journies to London, and Eleanor defcribing herfelf as only the atrittant of her filler. Lord Et ern eranuc n Paid all the evidence wasn't, one fide, and the Jury found a verdict for Defendant. FENWICK V. AItMbTRONG• '1" ' was an aftion for tf,i. under the following tiro .nc..: , : TI .laintiff is a (hip owner and the Defendant a man who fupplies the merchant fervice with feamen. In the prefent cafe he gave his undertaking, that three men, defignating them by name, should con tinue on board the Plaintiff's brig for the (pace of one month, the Plaintiff making the required advance of i6l. and upwards. The men were (hipped on the ;nth of Oetober 1411, and failed to Ramsgate, where, on their arrival, they deferted and left the (hip. The Defendant's undertaking was proved, and the Naha i.lT obtained a verdift. Intittit m.IAA*. This was an anion, brought by the Plaintit t bricklayer, to recover of the Defendant, the keeper of an illegal lottery, called a Little Go, the feat of 391. which he Paid his wife had expended in inftw epee, during his abfenee in the country. It appear ed that the Defendant lived at Camberwell, and that Mrs. Walker was conllantly in the habit of infuring with him ; but as the Plaintiff was unable to thew that his wife had expended more than 151. the Jury gave him a serdia for that furn. MARCH StLftOat w. WAZOLOP. This was an *llion for ufe and occupation in the Plaintiff's bottle, at one guinea per week, for twelve weeks, and four guineas for attendance. The Plain tiff, Mrs. Lyons, lives in the neighbourhood of Corn. hill, and flut proved, in evidence, that the Defendant and his wife lodged with her the time fpecified in the declaration ' and that they had excellent attendance , and genteel accommodation. Mr. Lewes, for the Defendant, did not objpft to the time,but the charge. He Paid, the excellent at tendance, and genteel accommodation, was at an oyiter (h op, in a back garret, and upon a truckle bed; for the fellow garret to which, the Plaintiff only re ceived two &Wings a week, and with refpeft to the bed Well, he might repeat the couplet he had fosse where read, • Why Codraea that bed made tech a rout • Wm, dim his wirea Overt lep hung dangling out" The Learned Counfel concluded by Paying, that he thnuld prove that the lodging bad never been let for more than keen Shillings a week, and that the Defendants were entertained as friends and acquain tances. A witnefs of the name of Manning, who paid two (billings a week for the front garret, (aid, that Mrs. Lyons ufed to let the back garret to fingle gentle men, and did every thing for them, for feven Shillings a week. The Jury allowed the Plaintiff eight (billings a Week, making the furn four pounds Sixteen (billings few twelve weeks ; a (um recoverable in the Court of Coilfcience, and confequently exempting the De fendant from cons. CLARK V. This was an anion brought by the Plaintiff, who is a merchant in Rhode Mind; againd the Defendant, a common carrier, for the non-delivery of one out of 31 boxes, which he undertook to carry from Man eheller London. The anion was tried upon ad miffions. It was admitted that the Defendant was a common carrier, and that the agent of the Plaintiff, on the sod* of July lall, delivered to the Defendant's fervent. 58 boxes, addreffed t 3 Captain Soul, New England Coffee Houfe, London. It was alfo admit ted that one box was miffing, and that its value was 601. 6s. 6d. Mr. Gaaaow laid, he could not tell what the de fence could be. but as the common carriers had of late made itch innovations upon the common law df the land, he expelled Tome new law would that day be let up ; he had, however, proved the Plaintiff's cafe by the admiffions, and would not attempt to an ticipate the anfwer. Sir V. Gists laid, it. was true that the defendant bad admitted the receipt of the boxes, but he Ihould prove, that Captain Soul called at the Axe lon, in Aliermanbury, two days before the arrival of the waggon, and afked • if the boxes were on the road The bo ok keeper Paid they were, and would be in town in two days. The Captain Paid that was un lucky, as the (hip they were to go by was not ready, end begged they might be kept in the warehoufe.— The boolc-keeper replied that it was equally fo with them, as their warehoufe was undergoing repair, and they were obliged to warehoufe goods in another place, where they were not in fo much fafety as In their own premifes. Captain Soul made no reply to this, and bent away, without giving any particular diredlions • the Learned Counfel therefore contended that the b oxes remained at the Inn at the plaintiff's own rifle. Lord atansolovait differed with the Learned Counfel, and laid, the defendant, to have difcharged his liability, Ihuold have tendered the goods to their direnion, and if not received, they would then have remained at the office at the plaintiff's own title t that not being the cafe, be thought the plaintiff entitled by law to a verdin. The Jury found their verdia • 601. 6s. 6d. ... COURT Or COMMuN PLEAS, MARCH S. 91411.1.1.1115011 9 _ _ This was an aftion on a Policy of Infurance, to recover from an underwriter the average of the lots fallained by the payment of falvage. Ir appeared, that the fhip Mary, with her cargo, confining of fugars, to the amount of 9. tool. and upward*, had been configned to Metres. &Connors, Mobile, by Croffman and Co. merchants in Jamaica, as agents for the Plaintiff. in the month of June lan, the Mary, having taken in all her cargo, proceeded on her voyage, hot had not been long at fee, when the was taken by a French privateer, in whofc cullody the remained for a (bore time. She was in her com pany when the Flying Filh armed (hip hove in fight, and, bearing down on them, took the privateer, re captured her, and !nought her back to Jamaica.— i It became neeeflary to pay an eighth for falvage i and the flip not being in condition to proceed on her intended voyage, the was condemned in the Court of Admiralty, and fold by public auftion. Under , this fele, Croffman and Co. who were the agents of the Plaintiff, became purehafers of a great part of the cargo, and remitted the amount. On this ground the underwriters had refuted to pay the amount of `the average lots, and feveral anions had been com menced in confequence. Serjeant Suarneen, on the part of the Defendant, addreffed the Jury at conliderable length, relying on the circumflance of the Plaintiff's agent being the purchafer, and in fad feller alto. The goods, for aught he knee, we. e fold under value ; and, at all events, (bould have been fent to Dublin after an eight had been fold for the payment of falvage. From thefe confiderations, he hoped to have the verdift in favour of his client. The Loan CHIEF Juavies addreffed the Jury, and obferved, that according to the evidence, the (hip was not in a condition to proceed to Dublin, and that (he had been fairly fold by order of the Admiralty Court in Jamaica, confequently Croffmen and Co. as well as any other perfon, bad a right to become the pun- Chafers ; but Ise left it entirety Wise ury GO tOeft- der of t hefees. The Jary, after a very Mort aintlderition, found a verdie for the Plaintiff, damages 1301. to. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 3. MOW V. VITALI.. During Saturday, Monday, and this day, the Court was occupied in hearing Mr. PIRCIVAL, Mr. HART, and Mr. BILL, for the Plaintiffs and the Ar- TOINBY and SOLICITOR G.FORRAIL, Mr:A[4IIOIDRR, and Mr. LIRCH, for the Defeudanu in this fuit. It is an application praying that the Court will ditnlve the legal conveyance of a very large property in the ifland of Jamaica, made by the Complaisant to the Devifor of the Defendant, in the year 1785, on the ground of a fraudulent fuppolliop of the actual va lue of the elates, on the part of eke perfon to wh , km the conveyance was executed, and who had been fome years acting manager and truflee for the Com plainant, and other refiduary legatees, under the I will of the teftator, from whom the property de. fcended. The Complainant's inter& therein had been fold for a confideration, alledged not to amount to a fourth part of what had fence been proved to be ite actual value. The LORD Cs AnCILLOIt being obliged to leave the Court early, in order to attend in the Morfe of Lords, the caufe hill Rands over for further dift:ufGon. MARCH 6. At half paft one o'clock, the Loan Cemscat.t.oa rofe, in order to attend at St. James's, but his Lord. thip expreffed his intention to fit to-morrow, until the cafe of Morfe and Royall, which had been arguing five days before, fhbuld be difpofed of. The aftlifted with nervous diforders, thofe (offering from heat or change of climate, and thofe who labour under weaknefs and relaxations, originating in a va. riety of other caufes, as well as thole who are grown old before their time, by having unguardedly plunged themfelves into the commit on of a folitary vice ; a book, entitled" Soleorox's Gride to thalth," has hap pily been the means of recovery of the mind as well as the body, and exalted them from a Rate of melan choly and defpair, to that of health, peace, and hap - pinefs. The delufive habit here alluded to, is not confined to the gay, the giddy, and the vain --for, alas I the rich, the poor, the young, and thofe of riper years, even there of a ferious and religious difpofition, are often drawn by an unaccountable infatuation to the commiffion of the melaneboly crime. All fuch mould ferionfty attend to the ohfervations and the cafes defcribed in the " Guido to litabh," price 35. In that mirror they will behold the dreadful conic. goatees they are procuring to them(elves, and may then, perhaps, be perfuaded to retire from that road, which, though (hewed with flowers, is fore tolead them to deftruftion.—Sold by Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand ; H. D. Symonds, Paternoller.row ; at 3s. only each copy, of wear 300 pages, with sag ravings. DIVIDENDS. March afia=s=doefTavldhelt ffils= of St. Pen- Mar , at twelve, it Much 7. Clardon, late at TAIMI7OOI, dealer and links. at the York Hotel, I.lvorpist. . Mari i,. IllehtlfiNedhan, st Iliddlstaida. Mel t% ale and plow namdlinh, stdommat *BOO Ammo ImaiNilkiwMh. 27. kihik Taylor, of Ml swhl, MAIM unllfadltnr, -• *divan, at tin Lag's hewn ba s hilagateleh. Moak so. War Fry, lam of DrUkol, Shaer, at the Bulk Ta iron, Briftal... March 18 Trufte, of Fore Itreet, Cripplepte, London, Sloe maker sod boot-maker, at twelve, at GuildhalL March tp. John Blades, of Bath, Samara, lisetsksper, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bah. March t 9. Robert Anderfoo, of North Sunderland, Northum berland, cornfalor, dealer and cliapmao, at ten, at the Queen 's Head Inn, Newcaftle-upon-Tyne. March 14. Edward Marlton, DOW or late of Uttoreter, Stafford &ire, cork cutter, at twelve, at the Three (bleats, Burton upon Trent, Staffordlhire. April az. Curates Gale, of Tower Hill, London, merchant and Infuranee broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. At PiereeSeld Houk, EN. of a the Lady of N. Wellt, MARRIED._ Yelterday, at St. Mary-la-Boone Church, by the Rev. John Lloyd Crawley, Thomas Halliday, hfq. of Wimple-area, to Ma ria Margaret, fecond daughta of the Rev James Morrice, of Rower, in Northamptonfbire,aad of liwlkneoer,lo gat. On the 17th ig. at St. David's Chords, Meta. Montague Par ker, Efq Captain lo thelimeb Dm. Regiment of Militia, and (Adak Em st iltkileinE Prier, Efq. of Whiteway, to MIA Newcomb, of Jain Neareonsts. Efq. of Teigemouth On the aoth ult. at Yarmouth, dm Rev. Charles Langford, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, to Ws Seri*, of Yarmouth, daughter of W. Smith, Efq. A few days ago, at Leeds, Mr. William Buck, of Bank Newton, near Gargrave, to Mils Hardacre, of Long Prefton.— On the evening of the fame day, Mr. John Buck. an eminent grazier, and father of the bridegroom, died fuddmily while the marriage was celdnutlng in his haute. Lately, Mr. John Stanton, manager of the Theatre Royal, Lan. caller, to Mn. Francis. On the 13th ult. Mr. Harr Robert Bowles, manager of the Theatre Royal, Norwich, to Mrs. Alckln, late of the Liverpool Theatre. Mrs. Newfon,of Ipfwieb, tome evenings Once entertained a large fly whicb a ifembied to celebrate ber birth day—.fhe retired to br.t apparent health, but In the morning ber banned found bar Tad(lag, MrsClaridge, the wife of Joko Followes Claridge, Efq. of Steen Oaks, Kent. Wedoeftlay at the Hot Wells, Brlftol, John Collins, Efq. of Ber ner•ftreet. Sunday kit, after a fbort Maul's. Mr. Wainwright, as years a faithful fervent to the Right Hon. Vircounte Creniorne. Lately, In the Weft Indies, Captain Brownell's, of his Majefty's hip Dart, and Captain Orde, of his Majefty's Oilp Nimrod. A few days fince, In the. prime of life, lieutenant Baker, of his Majefty'a tbip Ce , berus, and brother to the brave Captain Baker, late of the Phanix. He had the ailing command of the Cerberus, during Captain Selby 's abfonee, and went on Dare at Guernfey rather hxlifpnfed, whete he died in a few bouts. Lately, at the advanced age of 113, Mrs. Roar, of Marton, Norfolk ; Ott lived to fee her fifth generation. On •fuefday fennight, aged ;8, after a long and tedious III:leis, the Rev. Henry Robinfon, 17 years Vicar of Kendal, and a 11e1 ow of Queen's College, Cambridge. Thurfday morning early, of an apopicilic fit,while giving direc tion.. to fnme of his men, In College-Brest, Wiuchcfter, Mr. War bins, builder. Lately, at Conftantinople, the Sultana Valide (mother of the Grand Seignior), at the age of 73. She was indebted for her clays. Lion to (rime very fortunate and extraordinary eircumftsnees. ISt t►e barbarous euftoms of the Kings of the Ea% which are 11111 perpetuated by their defeendaute, they can only give fugedfors to the Empire by an union with Slaves ; and to prevent ardbitious contentions, all the female children of fueh conneairms are Inca pacitated from becoming mothers. The Sultana Valide was a Georgian Slave, the properly of Veil Effendi, a former Grand Multi, who made her a preens to Sultan Muftapha. As the was handfome, and a good dancer, the captivated her mafter, obtained the handkerchief, and had the good fortune to give birth to the prefent Emperor But the molt amiable trait In her ehtraiter is, that the refteeted the high favour the obtained upon the fon of her former matter, Vaiaside, who lives at Conftautinople, whet c he is at the head of the law, has raft indacoce, anti has amaffed a prir.oe ly foamier. ROBBINDS's impßoveo BALA AMC nom ; trt, COUGH DROPS. Rived Of a Letter front Dodge Miceli; t L MAD, of 11.aties. dated April t s. SIR —I molt beg you will forward immediately. by the firit Packet for Halifax, twelve clout) of ROBBIRDS'II BALSAMIC Etna' or Counts DIOPI. which I firmly believe to be the very heft remedy met isegmed for Coughs, Colds, Althinas, and OwifirwpCleas. Maggot! received fume frum you, I was afildtlag wigs a dreadful Coup ook Inflammation on my Lungs. attaillailigids gaena's lad pia on my bereft, fo chat it a. was gum I odd drew my breath, (alit& I mug sada my otrololl From the 1'4414 mom -11 wita bodored to makers iiims&te t p rla= *bleb save sae Wiwi Mkt s and iu a vetylboet daze ;doted me: I beveling witactfid their goad dads in away elalkinate Cafes, sod dank. lhatl, for the fume, mow be whit& them A Cautious...lib ktajclty's Honourable onoiddlosiere Iwo Wm pleafedtro ardor*. Hops of R. &tem Na 441101,0 k. to be Eng gird on a 111 ( o= 8. mbleb Stamp is As* MI lack Bottle all others are Sold wholsCas and rod" et Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplide, corner aPmenolternows Lynda, Aikidos. end Status, Man • defter; Scoot egg Ingth. Ildeberiki t Mills, Rogers. 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In the Serephals, or Evil, If ufed early, the Cure will be keedy, sod the ulcerated glands will bpi--and ft has been known to rekue the patient even shirt mogul fps oms had appeared. But pedals matted with Gout, Rhesa am, Cancers and with btlitins sad nervous Wolfe% would do well to perste The Philafophy of written by the Inventor (to bs had at Symonds:a, Paterooftcr-row, or of the Venders of this Malkime), in which its extraordinary efilcacy be Omen In oakum Maances. The Powder does not contain any Ingredient redliendly to the human conftitution ; and, indeed of weakeniughita eintkney M to invigorate and to Improve the geo nerd health. le emadeen mama from cold , and re-quirts thither coadannent nor change dad. Sold by F. Newbery end Sone, at the only Vrarthoure for pr, jtmes's Powder, Ma 43. In St Paul's Chords-yard, London ; fn Packets pries cs lid. each, containing four papers of eight tam. in ail s dam. Othrve that dawned' F. Newbery„No.4g, Paul s; ant agraval in the Imps. 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TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge.ftreet, Leaden, sit, Edinburgh, May a, IN the fpring of 1794. I wan 4fflitied with a Vetter real Complaint, which I treated with indifference Inc five month.; but was then obliged to apply to o regular Phyfacian,who put • temporary flop to the virulence of the difeate (by mace. tial application) far Tome time; but growing, in (pate of all meal. doe and the advice of the fiat Gentlemen of the Faculty hoe, worfe and work, for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almo* unparalleled and beyond defcriptlon,being an entire leper,and Mos rated front bead to foot. My head, throat, mouth, note legs. arms&e. have been alternately in danger of becoming of leis In fltort, I have had from ao to 3o eating ulcer, on my body, aad nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to par. ticularift all my cafne-fuffice it to fay, there °tsar was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of .More complicated tea. sure. I was king looked upon by my friends, and imagined my. felt beyond all hopesof recovery, and, indeed, in my then condi. tim, death was preferable to my more than miferahle Rate. In ail dresdfd fituation did Idrag a molt enterable cliftence, Paovio !Nee threw in my way a newlpaper containlog the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymmelt—my friends read it, I could not. l• feat and prociwed fotne of your LS Ak ell PATE UT PI LLs, which, by ' sting from timeto time, am now, rnd have long been, (after more than four years inddcribable diftrift), in as good a Rate of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving,heat thy child born to the a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo , and io hope. of rendering my fellow. creatures fervice, I regatta: you to publilh this ; aod you may at any time refer pe rform, who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, tar further particulars, to me or my Mends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for bullies will ever equal mine, and noneraceed it, I have from erperience. every reafun to affure mankind, that in your Litaa.c's ?rite they will find a furs, fpeedy, fate, and radi cal cure. J. T. T. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor, Tonnes Torten' Member of the Royal College of Surge, ns in London, at his honk , No. 9, New Bridgeftrett; whets he will give advice, wlthoura fee, to perfans taking theft Pills, and will advice relents letters. if port paid, on the fame term., nbferving in all e,lcs the moil in- , violable reamer, no perfon's name or ca(e having bree mentioned, but at their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor during the courfe of mate than 36 years, that he has had the co:Attain of an eateolive tale of the above hledicins, and the praelsce *riling therefrom. Th e y are alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience or thole living at a &lance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge. Edinburgh, Me. Mennons, printer, Glafgow, to whom alfo Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Alban's-flreet, Pall. Mall; Mr. Robcrtfon'a Toy-flop, No. to 3, Laford.ftrect ; Mr. Dilbtroutth's, No. 7, Filh.ikrtet 7 bill, nearly oppofite the Mona. meat; Mr. Steel's, book', Iler, No. t, Unioo.row, Little Tract- Lill ; Mr. Callivell's, Dublin ; soil by one p..rfon in every cianfidie able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as 91. each, felled am with fell and plain Direetiona ' whereby Parlous of either km *AT curs thenifains with cafe andfacrecy. ro-moßtow. Sue Wee I Soo feta I Mow fete sl R ft er 6 4o 'bats after 5I 58 minutes alter zo HIGH WATER Al' LONDON sainoe To-MORROW Mot-Ging g MAIMS Ater 4 Afternoon • - a 7 minutes deer 4 LONDON I Printed mid pahlithed by LEVEL KENT (of Car terhurylhee, Lambeth), at-the STAR Orrice, No. z. Carcy ltreet. PublitbcAl aliv at the STAR 017ICI,Ter•ple-Str