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1000 S LAIV INTELLIGENCB. BISHOP OF LONDON'S COURT, DOCTOR'S COM MONS, NOV. is. PLETCIICR V. PLEICHER. This was a question of alimony. In this case it appearod that Mrs. Fletcher had instituted a suit against her husband for a separation, on the ground of cruelty, and this matter came before the Court by way of petition presented on behalf of Mrs. F.-pray ing a suitable allowance for her subsistence during the pt.ndency thereof. The Court, after hearing.the merits of the petition, allotted the wife 5501. per annum. COURT Of KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 18. THE KING V. THE REV. arataitam asitwoltm. The Defendant was brought up to receive judg ment upon two indictments, at Lancaster Assizes, on which he had been found guilty, of committing in decent assaults upon Mary Ann Cl;llibrand and Mary 13arlow. The Defendant had been a schoolmaster at Preston in Lancashire, and these were two of his pupils ; the former of the age of foul - teen, and-the latter only nine years. The case was attended with every circumstance of aggravation, the Defendant being an elderly Clergyman, and having a wife and eight children, six of whom were females. Affida vits were put in, in mitigation of his punishment, stating that he had educated several children to whom he had never shewn any indecent conduct. ' Mr. Scaiii.e.r, his C•ivasel, admitted that his case was of the deepest dye, and that after having de feridenl ;tin' at the trial, he could urge no topic for hie, in mitigation of ;;liniJiment, except his good character, testimonials of which were given from se veral ladies who had been his pupils. Mr. Justice GaosE, in passing the sentence of the law, reprobated the conduct of the Defendant, in those severe terms which it deserved ; and pronoun ced the judgment of the Court that he should be im prisoned, in Lancaster gaol, 1 S months for the first offence, and at the expiration of that time, IS months more for the second. TIM KING V. JOHN BEr.L. The defendant was brought up by a side rule, to plead to an indictment found agaikst him of a, crimi nal nature, on :he Bth of July. 18173, at the Middle sex Sessions. For svant of bail, he has been in cus tody for a considerable time. The prisoner wihed to address the Court,by saying, that he expected that this indictment had been quash ed, in virtue of a motion made to that effect by Mr. Marryatt, and that, in consequence of an anonymous letter he had received - Here he was interrupted by Mr. Justice BAYLEY— " The Court cannot go - into these matters now, you MUST plead to die indictment." The prisoner then pleaded “ not guilty," and for want of sureties was committed to the Marshal's cus- lady. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. WILLINNISON a. CLEMENT. The Plaintiff - in this case had lost a Bill of Ex change which he had received from the Defendant, and consequently had no means- of compelling pay. tarn; when it became due. The Defendant, however, agiool to pay it, provided the Plaintiff gave him a bond to indemnify him against any future appearance of the Bill. The Plaintiff consented, and the bond leas credited, but the Defendant refused to perform the promisc.', or restore the Bond. An action was brought to compel the DeGdant to pay the amoqiit according to his promise. It was tried on Wednes tsay last, - before Chief Justice Mansfield, and the de •-ttc.e was, that the promise was not absolute, but coupled with the condition that one Batt, the acceptor, should pay the money to the Defendant. Batt, how ever, had hcceine unfortunate, and absconded with the Bond in his posession. The Jury, however, con the prumise to have been absolute, found for the Plain,:ifr Mr. Serjeant Ezsr now moved for a new trial, first, upon the ground that the promise was conditional ; and , econd, b.:cause the Defendants had received no consideration for the money. The Court were of opinion, that there was no rea son to disturb the verdict on the first gromid, and as to the second, the motion ought to have been for an arrest of judgment.—Rule refused. DEBT° RS.-NI AN N V. BLOONf FIELD. Mr. Sergeant Oxsr.ow moved for a rule to sheen cause why the Defendant should not be discharged from the custody of the Sheriff of Essex. By an Act of the last Session of Parliament, this sort of applica tion was mrmitted, when a debtor had been impri soned twelve months, solely upon a debt which did' not originally amount to WI. exclusive of costs. The present Defendant had been imprisoned for eighteen months upon such a debt. He had an affidavit of the amouitt of the debt—a certificate of the gaoler a% to the time of confinement ; and that there was no other cause of detention, with an affidavit of the siv nature of the certifisite.—Rule granted. 7DEMURRAGIL n.zravia V. EINPICAOR, WILSON, 'MATH, &C. The Defendants had freighted a vessel of the Plain , tiff to go to Surinam, where she was to remain sixty • days, and then to return with the first convoy that sailed after the lapse of these sixty days, or if she remained after the second convoy, the defendants were to pay demurrage. The vessel was ready to sail with the second convoy, but Wilson, who was Captain of the vessel, as well as one of the freighters, upon going on shore to procure some necessary papers, was illegally arrested by the Procurator Fiscal of the Set tlement, in consequence of which the ship was de tained till the sailing of the third convoy. The De fendants availing themselves of the delay to tate :a additional cargo. The Plaintiff brought his action for demurrage for the detention beyond the sailing of the second convoy, and the Jury gave a verdict in his favour, subject to the opinion of the Court, whether the D efendants were liable under the Charter-party for damages arising from a detention whiCh they had sot occasioned? Mr. Serjeant Laws moved, that the verdict should be set aside, and a nousuii entered, on the groimd, that the vessel had been ready to sail with the second c Invoy, pursuant to the terms of the Charter-party, and that the detention arose from causes over which she Defendants had no controul. The Court, on examining the issue, appeared to be rather of opinion, that no breach of the Chartervarty had been committed, as the Defendants had been ready to sail with the. second convoy whatever cargo they had, and had actually dropped down the river with that intention ; and, that therefore, the verdict ought to have been for the Defendants. The Judges, however, took time to inspect the issue more minutely, before they gave an ultimate decision. COURT OF CHANCERY, NOV. Iv. ' RUNNING AWAY WITII A WARD. Sir &twat. ROMILLY informed the Court, that Captain Impey, under contempt for running away with a Miss Castles, a Ward of this Court, and mar rying her at Gretna-Green, was ready to make a proper settlement up on Mrs. Impey. He also ob served, that with respect to the rank in life and situa tion of the parties, there was no material disparity. The parties had met at a sister of the Captain, at Teignmouth. Mrs. Castles, the mother of the young lady, resides at Exeter. While on the visit, the young lady was induced to go on a matrimonial excursion to Gretna-Green. These were the short facts of the case. Captain Impey is a Naval Officer. The LORD CHANCELLOR ordered that Captain Flymley should be committed for the present to the prison of the Fleet. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, NOV. 18. THE KING V. BROWN AND PARRY, &C. Counsel were heard to-day in this case, which had been reserved for the opinion of the Court. The question was extremely short, namely, Whe. ther the Defendants, who are the Proprietc,rs of the olden ; lane Brewery, were entitled to deduction from the duty payable to Government of the 12 per cent. 'allowed by Act of Parliament to common Brewers who sold in wholesale, as contradistinguished from retail dealers? The SOLTC ITOR GENERAL and Mr. LETCFSTER ar gued the case on.behall of the prosecution, contend mg that the Defendants, who were victuallers, and as such retailed porter, in becoming partners in a concern of the kind, while they knew that their cha r:Teter of retail dealers still attached to them ; and the other partners of the Golden-lane Brewery, in ad mitting as partners with them persons also exercised an inconsistent and incompatible profession, must each have calculated for themselves, on losing the ad vantages possessed by common Brewers, over the re tailers of beer and ale. Of the six hundred partners of die Company in question, it was admitted that one hundred and twenty of them were publicans, who,, of course so'd beer by retail. What ground, the Learned Counsel asked, mild there be in reason, in law, or in justice, for giving to those persons, be cause they, the great consumers of the article, had taken other partners into the concerts with them, pri r vileges and exemptions which they would not have possessed had each of them separately, or the whole of them as partners, without the addition of others who were not retailers, brewed their own beer ? Mr. D.s r.reAs, Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN, Mr. Serjeant ROUGD, Mr.' MIIRTATT, Mr. NOLAND, and Mr. RAINE for the Defendants, contended that there was no ground for distinguishing this case from the gene ral one of common brewers. Those partners or the Company who were victuallers, and who bore a very small proportion to the other partners of the concern, were not known to the Company in their capacity of retail dealers. Like every other pur chaser from the Company, they paid the fair and • established price which ...ay stranger must pay.— They were not, therefore, as partners Of the Coin pany, also retail dealers. The Company's right, in the beer brewed by them, ceased the moment they sold it, whether to a retail dealer, who might happen to be a partner, or to any other. The character of retail 'dealer did not attach till the beer had ceased to be tinder the dominion of the Defendants, as a Com pany, and the fact of its being sold by them either to a partner, or to a stranger, who might or might not afterwards retail it, could not add or detract from their character of common brewers. Suppose the East India Company were by their charter restrained from selling tea by retail, and yet that one Proprie tor or Director of that Company should, as a sepa rate and distinct concern, sell teas by retail on his own account ; as for instance, Mr. Twining.— Would it be contended that they had forfeited their charter by this act of a single individual ? If this principle was just ag to a single individual, it must be equally applicable, however great the number. The Court postponed delivering their opinion. A MANIAC.—On Wednesday an elderly woman applied to the porters at the Queen's Palace to see her Majesty, informing them she was come. by order of the' Queen, and had brought a parcel for her.— The parcel consisted of prints of elegant and highly - finished buildings, purporting to be the representa tions of palaces and other public buildings for Richard Brothers, the prophet, when he reigns in the Nev Jerusalem, and a large piece of cambric, with hiero glyphics, marked with different-coloured silks, with reliiions sentiments ; the centre was called the Throne of GOD ; several letters addressed to Mrs. MO3RE, Worcester-street, in the Borough, signed R. B. the initials of the name of the prophet ; a letter ad dressed to RICHARD BROTHERS, signed by the name of MOORE, and a print of an excellent likeness of Bro thers. Her conversation evidently proving her to be deranged, Mr. BAKER and Mr. WAKE endeavoured to persuade her to leave the palace, telling her the QUIFY was not there ; but she peremptorily refused, saying, she was sure the QUEEN was there, or she would not have appointed that time. They, however, persuaded her to go, telling her to call again at twelve o'clock, when the QUEEN would be there, and they would in troduce her. At that time they expected the Bow. street Officers would be there, to attend his MAJESTY upon his arrival. She, however, did not renew her visit. The present Lottery consists of only Twenty Thou sand Tickets, one thousand of which the Contractor has permission to make into two extra Prizes of Five Hundred Tickets each ;' of course there are but nineteen thousand for sale, and as there are greater advantages than in any former Lottery, it is highly probable every Ticket may be sold before the draw ing begins. At present, Tickets and Shares are to be had, in great variety, at the old established offices of T. BISH, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, where the last £25,000, and the two last £30,000 prizes ever drawn, were sold in Shares, and where all prizes . arc paid on demand. LONDON MARKBIS. , CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, NOVEMBER IL OSNLRAL CUARINCT AS ONDICRI Wheat, 681. 781. 905. Beans, (Old) 765. 821. Fine ditto, 945. 975. Tick ditto, 68s. 745. . • Rye 545. 395. Oa ts, 375. 406. 445. Barley, 465.51.. ed. P Malt, 82$. 891. Potst°l4nodeddiittt°toi,444sl44t 6d. White Peas (boilers) 1305.1405. Rape Seed, 451.t0 481. Grey ditto, 565. lies. Fine Flour 85s. ells.-Seconds 80s. 891. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 51. 10s. to 61. 10s. Clover 6!. Gs to 71. 10s. New ditto 51. 10s. to 5L 19s. New do. 01..0s to 01. Os Straw - 11. 14a. to 11. 18s. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOR,OUGH MARKET. SAGS. POCK ITS. Kent 51. 161. to 51. ss. Kent 31. 16s. to 51. Ss East Kent 41. 16s. East Kent 51. 8s Sussex 21. 16s. t• 31. 16s. Sussex 31. Os. to 41. 41 Farnham (Pockets) 61. 6s. to 71. 7s. per cwt. SMITHFIELD MARKET, NovrMaea IS. To CIA the Offal per stone of alb. Beef as. 3d. to 4s. bd. Veal • ss. 64. to 6s. ad Mutton 3s. Id. to 4s. 10d. Pork ss. 64. to Os. 6d HEAD OP CATTLC THIS DAT. Beasts, about 750-Sheep, 3,200. - Calves, 180-Pigs, '2 00. NEWGATE AND I.4,ADENiALI. MARKET. Per stone of 81b. by the carcase. Beef Si. Od. to 4s. 44. Veal 4s. Od. to 6s. Od Mutton 2s. Bd. to 4s. 84. Pork 46. Bd. to ss. 8d i PRICE O 1 LEATHER IN LEADEN TALL MARKET. 1 Butts I9d. '2o.d. Calf Skins 265. 32t Ditto 244. 254. Ditto 995. Mos Merchants' Backs 184. 214. Ditto 325. 361 Dresshig Hides 174. 16d. Sme ll Seals 3s. 2d. 3s . 4d Fine Coach Hides 181 d. 204. Large ditto 11)06. 1.50 s Crop Hides for tett. 194. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides 19d 9.o#d I Ditto laid. laid. Goat Skins 00s. 001. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market eli; Gd 'Gown 'Fallow 110 s Od ' Clare Market fis 6d Yellow Russia. 1176 -s Od Wllitechapei Market 61 44 White ditto 1145 -s 'id per stone of Blb. 19s 4d Melting Stuff 84s 86s Od Average 6s 5d Ditto rough 54s GO. Od Graves 14s 04 Good Dregs 14. 04 Yellow Soap, 116s-Mottled, 12t1. 04-Cord, 130 s. Price of Candk s, per dozen 16s Od-Mouldi, 17s 04. Inferior ditto, 17. Od per doz. COAL MARKET, November 18. Ships at Market Ships sold 7 Newca-lie Coals 5 51s. 04. to sns 54. I Sander land 1 445. 94. to Ous ud. '1 HE COITRsg. OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam, 23 4 2 U Palermo, 92 Pence per oz. Ditto at sight, 1.:2. 9 I.ighorn, 57 Roam-J.l'v, 10 6 2 11 Genoa, 50 Hambuq,ll, 31 6 2i P Veolce, 52 Liv. Piccolo Altona, 31 7 2i U ineffective per 1. stet. Paris I clay's da. 21 14 Liv. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. '22 0 4..isbon, 6St Bonrdeaua, ditto 22 0 Cp'srto, 69t Madrid, 44 Flrct. Dublin, 9t Cadiz, 44 Effect. Cork, 10i ililboa, 41 tffect. New Dollars, Os. Od. per oz. New Doubloons, 41. 6a. od. Arlo on the 11. wk of flollesul, 5; per Cent. I..CCLESIAMCAI. PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Ilarriscn Thoznas, of &litigate, Appleby, West moreland, has been presi:nted by I.nrd I.onsdale to the living of Kirkbamptnn, in Cumberland, vacant by the death of the Rev. Mr. Wheatl•:. The Rev. John Vickers, A.M. has been inst;tuted by the Bi shop of Bri.tol to the reciory of i.ytc!rrt Matravera, Dtvons'aire, on the presentatiln of Wm. Trenehard,Ell. BIRTHS. On Thursday, at his house at Kensitteten, the Lady of Captain Codd, of a daughter, being her 13th :hilt!. Saturday last, at Church Judi, }lash:mere, the Lady a C..ptain John Dia, •f the Royal Navy, nt a daughtt r. Wednesday last, at Cottles House, to tr Bath, the Lady of B. H•dAtonst., l'sq. M. P. of a da:.ghtt•r. 11IAREIRD. Henry Vi tch, of the island of Madeira, to Margret Anteinetta, cktughter of the taw Thomas Harrison, E. many yeara At , orney-General of Jamaic:t. At Waterford, E. Popham, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, to Miss 1 Nftoore, klanghter of the late Capt. Moore, of the 40th negils:entel Wednesday, at PA:try-la-Bonne Church, the Rev. James Stuart I Freeman, D. I). of St. John's, Oicord, Prehenda?y of Leekford, Hants, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mt. John Augustus Richter, of Newman-street, Oz;ori-strect. On Tuosday last, at Hackney, Mr. Francis Wakefield, jun, of Nottingham, to Eliaheth, youngest daughter of the late Gilbert Wain fielst DIED. On the I Tth instant, in Beaumont-street, after a long illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mrs. Phi/ells ; Wife of Isaac Philips, Esq. • On the 9th instant. in hfsrldoz-street, at an aevaiced age, Mrs. Jean Campbell, of Carrick, niece of John third. Duke of Argyle. At New, on the sd instant, Mrs. Forbes, widow; of the Rev. George Forbes, minister of Leochel. kIIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO .MORROW. Morning - - 48 minutes alter S Afternoon - - 6 minute , after 4 THE extraordinary and well-attested Cures which have been performed by SPILSBURY 'a PATENT ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, for thirty-live years and upwards, have justly raised their celebrity, and the Proprietor only wishes a trial of their superior efficacy in the Discuses of Eruptions, Scurvy, Scrophula, Gout, Rheumatism, Bilious Complaints, and the Ner vous Affections connected with the Stomach, to judge what confi dence this aqtidote deserves. The &rouble Medicine has the words, "By the Kiu s Patent," expressed on the hint*, bill of direction, and outside wrapper ; and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, N 0.15, Sohn-square, London, in small bottles of ss. t;d. ; double bottles 105.; and larger Li. 2s. Corn patina Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, Bs. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. DOCTOR SOLOMON prepares his ABSTER GENT LOTION, for pliblic use, which for a series of years has been the wonder and admiration of his private patients ! It is the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe and valuable Liquid orWash for Scorbutic and other eruptions. It gently restores the skin to a degree of fairness and purity beyond the powers of description. Ladies may rely that it renders the Face fair and delicate, and re moves every kind of stain, tan, sunburn, or freckles, which rouge, long illness, or fatigue generally produce ; in short, it is the only cosmetic a lady can use at her toilet with ease and fomfort, or a g_ntieman have recourse to when shaving is become a dreadful operation by an eruptive disease on the face. It.triay be used with out the smallest hazard, for a more sovereign remedy cannot he devised for even the most delicate frame. Ladies and Gentlesu may rely on the good qnalities of this Abstergent, as the bestllearer and beautifier of the skin. It also removes speedily, without pain or trouble, all kinds of pimples, teeters, ring-worms, spots, redness, swellings or carbuncles of the Nose,. lVotches, and every species of eruption on the surface of the human body. The Abstergent Lotion never fails of success with those who give it a Lair trial, and as its price evidently shews that no private emolument is sought for by the proprietor, so also may the public be convinced that nothing but a certainty of its success could in duce Dr. Soloman to hazard the good opinion he is honoured wish by all ranks, in presenting them with this elegant Cosmetic. Note—A Government stamp is pasted en each bottle, with the name and place of abode of the proprietor, thus," Sand. Solomon, Liverpool, 'engraved therein, to counter/tit which is felony, and punishable with death . . ; L I-, The most respectable reference* are given, but by the par ticular desire of many persons, no cases will bcputiishad of those who use the Abuttrgent Lotion.-1 he Lotion maybe hadof ovary reepect4bl2 medicine vender la the Milted Kingdom. On Friday, NAVIG; THE NEATH CANAL NAVIGATION, fi le Sham and a quarter in this excellent improvie t exix „„ from the River Neath to Os? Aberdare Railway, the Divid e" lately paid was Xi S. pet Share per Annum nett, and by th rong advantages it posses►aa the Dividends maybe expectedo ectin " increasing. The Swansea Canal, four Shares, an established Nvelpi atsthe last Dividend was £5 per Si are per Annum nett. Also Shares in the Grand Junction, Ellesmere, K iwi ub Avon, Ashby de la Zouch, and . Wilts and Betits Cush, ei tt Road Bond of £l9O, bearing £syer Cent. Interest. Particulars at the - New Hotel, Birmingham; HrehttesHotl, Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scott, :is, New street, London. BUTLER's CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOWN POWDER. IREAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fty tures, are allowed to distinyuish the Brltish Fair; Ltd fi Proprietor of BUILER's TOOTII POWI)ER would beg h i , to remind his Country-women that the lystre of their Che ml half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or tinri rotten and unhealthy appearance—this Is the mere inexcuolde 4 the present preparation affords the intallible 'nears ut rem every blemish of tie enamel, and is safe in its applitaiioo,b e i t composed of Vegetables. . _ _ It . is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as cle% away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decsydli enamel of the reeds, as rendering the Brunn sweet and ddes ble, and making the Gums of their; proper blmix: and Yemen hue; And a certain preventive against the Tof,th-ache. No sr position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, ha met such universal approbation; and the Propriztor bag to WA that it is in daily use of lioyal,y itself. . . _ _ Sold, wbolesle and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheeps* corner of Paternocter.row ; and reran, by Crisp, corner of Song Carden; Piddling, 76, Oaford-street; Clarke, 369; rorotiii"; Paxter, Edinburgh and (...laxgoiv, and by trost Country Medici as 'enders and Purfunturs, in boxes a: 1s 9d. eat. THE ONLY GENUINE DR. WALKER'S JESUITS DROPS. *T° prevent the ni . any depredations, the Palk art reipyrrfell7 intorined, :hat t'le late Doctor WALKERI6; vista! his Ri.cipe. for the preiaring Dr. Wa Jcseits Driest. his Daughters, the last Ain - lying of whom %V.li Mrs. itaVeIUFTA; and that Mr. Ravenscroft, her husband, did, by D•cd, ke a fa luable consideration, assign all their interest, and iiiditrpat an r Seca r for preparing the said Drops to Mr. 'dialer, No.; Cheanside, London, where the Public may rest assurti theiss4 and the . only genuine, Dr. WA LKER's JESUITS DRON, prepared. Au Extr act of Dr. Walker's Will, and the lase. of Mrs. Ravenscroft is wrapped round each and theta of R. Bur Lea engraved on a black stamp, which is oe the oois wrapper of each bottle. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr'. Butler's, No. 4, eheaptiilN corner of Pa:eruoster-row ; and may. lie ba w l of nr•st P.fesduat Venders In every Country Town, in Bottles at 2b. 94.r4Ch. For Dropsy, ;:trairguary, Clem, Weakness..s of dr Kidoi , a, Uretrers, or Bladder, the Jesuits Dior, are an ahrolutesivsifa. awl when taken on the first attack ut Venereal lafection, thq will infallibly accompli.rh a cure ; should the disease br our vanced, it will be necct.sary to take the specific Remedy with tit Jesuits Drops ; and front the first stage of infectioe to a cue. firmed I.uts, the patient win thesetwo Medicines! peed antidote. Price 2s. Std. and way be had as ahoy'. , • DIXON'S CEI t .PDRATED AN'fIIItLiOtIS PILLS. MHESt Pills have long obtained a just celebrity • in the private practice of the Proprieto'; Mr. Dixon, Apt• thecary, and from their great success in many obstinate hilito Disorders, our numerous patients of distinetion and others, pun• cularly tl : e Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir. Gregory Pip Turmr, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the,Viscountess Bulk ley, fcc. &c. he was persuaded to offer thus lo the public, under the approbation and unction of their mane. The following is a proof of their efficacy " Deal Castle, HaverfOrdwest, South Wales, Feb. 24, ISM " Ca;itain I loyd presents- his compliments to Mr. Dixon: aF though net peraonally •sequidetted with him, would take it as ate your, if ho would send him four or five boxes 'of his Pills aims as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used tie Mad. cine, is now pregnant, and very unwell; fur the greasservice del have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and all la family, Capain I.lnri feels it his duty to recotentend the wherever hu goes; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would *Se seine persons as venders in this county, it would be a hi:Defeo the cot:iota nity The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy foe reesnif the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for prises* crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations sago lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiventso 4.3l headaches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by Prtrs"S, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the urinary tit,. redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to tzars Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, ChaspA corner of Paternoster-row, Lonsion ; Baxter, Edinburga Glasgow ; and retail by most country Medicine Venders, ist.bal at .2.5. 9d. and 6s. each. _ DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS.—CAUTiO , N XTHEREAS BENJAMIN PERRIN has obtittN . hinbelf upon the Public as " the original and only per , who ever prepared the Fever Powder and. Analeptic P 11$ 'it tate Dr. James, they will be enabled to judge of this mad, i• dons, when they are informed that he was a labourer in the ' ; tor's garden at Lambeth, at eleven shillings per week, aeu ' 4 ' r ' wands employed to make up his pills, the ingredients d wtil were weighed out and delivered to him iu marl for that lit j pose ; and that he i never did assist in any patt .of the prottla the Fever Powder, to which the Analeptic Pills owe Meier culiar efficacy. It will be evident, therefore, that Mt. Pe' rin's are not Dr. James's Pills ; and the Public will dew' mine what degree of credit is to be given its one who hat that he was the " original and only person" who (fete ago° Dr. James in preparing his Powder, when it appears that t Fever Powder was prepared many years before he worked fop'. James, anti even before he was born. The Anakptic Pmt (which Dr. James contrived as a remedy for himself, and at . preserved his life to an advanced age), are admirably calculate' for Disorders of the Stomach and Rowels, and for the Hted-At• and other bad effects of free living, as also for Rheumatic, bilioal and Gouty complaints: they gently open the ports by night, 34 the bady by day; and are excell-Lt br Colds and slight Fe' ol and should never be omitted at bed time, after any excess of ing or drinking. Sold only by F. Newberry and Sone, N0..46, R. Parrs Clott* Yard, I.oneon ; and at Dr. James's late house, In Bruten-ttet* in boxtF, price 4s. 6d. each, or a 1..; in one large 'aux, File 11 , tt duty included. ir r Observe that the words, " F. Newim7, ro. 4; 11 Paul's" are ehmaesti is the ttatnita., T Rai T►a, T 1 .~. .~ I;pa flfr ~ .T 1* Cot part Of 1 s 0 NFe wR Ezi SHEERN ESS .,kH . i 9j i SALES B Y AUCrrION. • , ~.... toltilealPyropaitruiletteor,at ar • 4.. 11" t DHOal.l/ISCIESLcEASE •-1. • VOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT . By Mr. ROSE, at the Swan Inn, Sheerress, on Satunla; thee 26th inst. by dir a ee dv ti an on F oGEs i . l:4 2 ,T i p LOTSGROUND , STABLING;of advantageously Naval Row, Mile Town, Sheerness ;in front of the res; neat These Esta tes are particularly desirable to persons en 1.4 4, 7 11 Z I,J 'his Majesty's Dock-yard.and Ordnance arSheerneu, bei f : e a few minutes walk from the Dock ; and 'each purchas e r “i ' : . o. Freehold Lies will be entitled to vote for Members of pari i ,„... - for Kent ; and, from the great increase of c hi pp i ng and mil •,t 1,,, .'m the intended new docks, and other I provement s at t h e eelL4 ' sea-port of Sheernesa. is presumed to offer prospects sf 1 11 , 4? . and permanent source of trade and emolainent—Land'i a , • . • dactned.—The Estates have been allotted in small Lets, 1 . 4 , • .' convenience of purchasers. • May be viewed, by leave of the tenants; and particeh z , be had, ten days preceding the sale, at Garraway's Cleffee.l).;„ ut; London ;of Mr. Thomas Ashfield, High-street, St...d - ' Ship, South-end ; the White Hart, Graves“nd; th.: !ism T , '' H's} Chatham ; King's Arms, Bromptoo ; th e Pl ace o f &de; ~,,,:. ,f on Mr. lts:se, the Auctioneer, Stu erness. . is o " d .... A 1 NAViOARI.F, CANAL SHARES ANU A CITY RO6, BOND, By Mr. SCOTT, , Lie:don, On Friday, the 2d of December, at twelve o clock, at Gartai rafc p to V