The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-25 00:00:00

, I .-. t \ II 1 ‘ I T . ' A I. , .oii 5r....—...—.—..........--.......--..-...--.....-.---..--- .—. . . totally unsouod. Mr. White, - in consegoence , had him returne4 and pet up again to sale, ivhin he hiniself.boirsbt Marjo at 25 guineas. He remained at Maya's. who undertook to find a pare ser, end 14 it aprwered by a memorandum furnished ' Dison's bookkeeper; that he had been resold by private con . erect to,Tapjin, jun. at 181. Upon this, Mr.'White, . not having given his sanction, sent to demand the horse; this, however, .was not complied with, and he brovglo his action. Mr, germant BEST. for the Defendant, succeeded 111 heUtiopthe Plaintiff upon every count In the decla 'cation, except the one for money had and received ; end contended that there was no money received by Dixon,. as the sate to Taplin was conditional, to abide the consent of Mr. White ; that the horse had Welovinvd at Dizon's stables to this day unsold, and that Mr. White, upon ,psying for his keep for 12 months' .togetber, 'with the costs of this action, might take back his horseies on these grounds Dimon was entitled to a verciice- ' It appeared by the evidence of Joseph Taplin, that be sent the horse to grass fot three weeks, bison af terwards repaying him dm eupence; that,.hs fact, he bad never paid Mum the 181., hut an ic i count exist ed between him and Dizon, which was settled monthly. 114 n ,cross-rsemiontion 'this witness swore positively (triing repeatedly admonished by Mr. Justice Bur ton), to remember be was upon his oath) that he ne ',coffered 23 guineas for this horse, when put op at Aldritlea. As to thik, fait he was contradicted by Mg,.l3lozam. veterinary surgeon of the Ist Regiment oX Dragoon Gouda and • by another witness who sw• re circumstantially, and most positively to that fact. . . The case went to the Jury upon the ciedihility of Dison's witnesses, opposed to those of Mr. White. Mr. Justice Boast:mar having strongly urged the inconsistency of Taplin'a evidence, and that of Da vie, the book-keeper, as well as the apparent juggle in the defence set up; it was for them to say, whe• titer this was not , a case of gross and witful perjury, by_ their verdict either for the Plaintiff or the De fendant. The-Jury found for the Plaintiff 251.; but the Judge refused to record for more than 18i., being all that the count for money bad and received, would sustain. . SHERIFF'S COURT, MAY 23. EtoTra V. THE DRURY•LANt THEATRE COMMITTEE. Mr. TADDy appeared as Counsel for the Plaintiff in this case. The Defendants had suffered judgment to go by default, and the Jury were sworn to assess the damages between the parties. Mr. Toddy stated, that the action was brought by Mr. Glover, the husband of Mrs. Glover, MI actress of considerable ' celebrity, to recover from the Defendants 1001. being the amount of salary due by them to his wife, for her services, from the 6th of December, 1817, to the 7th of Felutray last, a period of 10 weeks, at 101. per week. As Mr. Glover was liable to the payment of his wife's debts, be conceived himself entitled to her tontines. Several witnesses were then examined, among whom the Plaintiff's Attorney proved that he had an interview with Mr. P. Moore ou the subject, who said, " We cannot look at you ; Mrs. Glover is our labourer, and we• shall pay her her salaty—that is the rule of the Theatre." Mr. POLLOCK addressed the Jury on the part of the Defendants. He commented in very strong terms on the condoct of Mr. Glover, who had the mean nest( end the want of manhood to wish to deprive Isis wife of the fruits of her labour, which were intended for the support of herself and her children—towards whit*. Mr. Glover had nut contributed one farthing for ,ears. it was true, that io point of law, he was justified in making this demand ; but the Jury, _in awarding their damages, had the power lo decide how much he was fairly entitled to. Mr. ButtcHALE,in summing up the case, observed, that if a husband deserted his wife and children, and X • the wife contrived, by her talent and industry, to sup port both tersest and her offspring, they were to consider how far the rights of a husband enables! t' him, under such circumstances, to rob her of the fruits of her labour. The Jury, after a short consideration, found a ver dict for the Plainiitt.—Damages—One Farthing. Mr. BURCUALL said, it was charity to the Plaintiff to give this verdict, as otherwise he would have to support his wife and children. Seven ships, fitted up for the purpose, have sailed, in the course of th'e present year, with horses from Hull for lt.is ia; and, last week, a vessol took Ler departure from that port for Archangel with cows cull two fine Died, on the itth ult., in tile guard-room of Rio. ros jail, in extreme wretchedness, Andrew Nicol, well known in the Court oft 'Session and eartt4ture 111QP4.11.1,01. the.neme of the Kinros - Lax.yer. From a tradesman in easy circumstances ind'of docent cha racter, he reduced himself, by his most litigious and quarrelsome temper, to the state of a beggar, and finally an outcast from all society. Rather than give up his pretended rights to, the famous middenstead, he obstinately refused all supply from the Poor Funds of his native perish ; and in order that he might re. lain what be conceived would be the means of bring. ing him once more within the walls of the Parliament House, wandered about frOm place to place, until at last, from the habit of and his habits both of body and mind, hp.. became such a nuisance, that, disowned by every Maiden, and shot out from every house, it was fowed necessary to convey him to the common prison, which boquitted only for that asylum " where the wicked cease from troubling, and where the weary are at rest." Saturday morning, between the hours of one and two o'clock, on alarming fire broke out in the pre mises of Mr. Putt, cheesemonger, in Charlton-street, Somers' Toon, and in a very short period totally conserned every article of his property, his family scarcely having had time to get s oet of the house with their lives. Mrs. Putt had only lain in three weeks. It is thought the accident occurred from Mr. Putt's set. cling some eggs from his shop to put into his back premises, to keep them cool before he went to bed, and that a spark must have dropped from his lamp ernongst the straw, Upon the shop door being burst iyen, .the flames devoured every thing within their mrh. The house-dog was burnt to death. t THE STAT] ~~ POLRLE. GutLouALL.—George Rpberls, rumor the Cripple. gate Geordies, of the Night, ,wart bioughi up in custody before Mr. Alderman . Aunty, on Friday, under the following circumstances : Mr. George Darwin, a respectable tradesman of Whltecross-street, stated, that on the preceding night, about eleven o'clock, he sent a youth, his appteralce, with a parcel of goods to the Saracen's-Head coach. office. The youth, however, had notleft his premises many minutes, when several of his neighbours came to tell him that he was seized by the watchman ; and, on going out, he found the Prisoner dragging him along. in the most outrageous manner, in spite of the remon strances of many respectable persons who sur rounded thea►, and were exclaiming whose servant the lad was. The Prisoner only re Vied, that he did not care whose servant he was : he'should g o t o prison. "'Seeing this," continued the Complainant, " I interfered, and told him my name and resi dence, and that the lad was - going upon my business; but the only reply I ritceired was, that if I did not go along out of his way, he would take me to prison also ; and because 1 did net imme diately obey his mandate, he lifted his rattle, and gave me . such a violent blow on th e h ea d w i t h i t, as for some moments completely stunned me; at the same time making use of the most horrible and dis gusting imprecations, and springing his rattle unt il other watchmen came up, and the lad was dragged along to the watch-h6use. When there, the con. stable of the night inslantly liberated the boy, and tery . pinperly reprimanded the Prisoner for his most intemperate officiousness, and wished him to offer some apology for hisk misconduct. He was, however, so far from taking his advice, that he he i tan a fresh attack of the most virulent abuse; and his conduct was otherwise so outrageous, that the Night Con stable was eventually obliged to send him as apt; • the Comr' rimier to This statement was fully substantiated by a host nt respectable evidence, and the Magistrate asked the Complainant whether the Poisoner was in liquor st the time? The Magistrate wanted the Complainant to be satisfied with au apology and let the man go, but he very ! -ropetly refused, and the fellow was ac cordingly, in default of bail, sent to prison. BOW- 'fßEET.—Satulday, William Stevens was fully committed for trial, on a charge of !sleeking open the house of Mr. John Moser, of Little Queen. street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, and stealing a variety of property. An alarm was given, he was pursued, taken, and a pick-lock key was found close to him, with which, there is no doubt, he broke open the house. LAMBETII-STREET..--Saturday a man, labouring under every appearance of extreme misery and dis ease, was observed in Whiteehapel. Ile was convey. ed to this Office, where he was known to be an im. poster. Ile said his name was J. Rickabby, and that he came from Appleby, in Westmorland. On search ing him, there were found on his person Os. 6d. in silver, and Is. 6d. in copper. He was committed to the House of Correction for one mouth as a rogue and vagabond. MARLBOROUGII-STREET.—Saturdey Madame Rlif• pint, the wile or the well-known Chevalier Ruspini, of Pall.mall, came to this Office 'in her carriage to answer the complaint of Etiz. Johnson, one of her servants. The Complainant stated, that on Thursday last the Defendant charged her w ith stealin g a pair of scissars, and on her denying it, struck her a blow, which for some hours afterwards prevented her from doing any business. She had a broom in her hand. with which she threatened to strike the Defendant if she repeated the assault, but she did not. Madame Itospini denied the charge, and said. the Complainant was a most impudent old woman. The I truth was, that she had lost some p r op ert y , which she thought proper to examine her servants about, but the Complainant treated her with ulie greatest disrespect, and said her family were all thieves, and threatened to beat her with the broom. She then laid her hard on her shoulder, and ordered her to leave tho room. t.OV is AND JEALOUSY. UNION•11A LL.—Ou Saturday, Jane Murphy, a yet g woman of respectable appearance, and her rather, were charged by Anthony Hart, with threaten. ing him with personal violence, whereby he appre heeded that his life was in danger, or that some bodily harm would be done to him. The parties all reside in Bromalwall, St. Saviour's; and it appeared, from the statement made to the Magistrate, that the Complainant had, for a considerable lime, paid his addresses to the fair Defendant, who, about a *RA ago, bestowed her heed on a more successful swain. The discarded lover, enraged at his disappointment, seized every opportunity of upbtaidieg her with her falsehood; and on Tuesday last intruded himself into a house where she was visiting, and, in a room full of company, called her • common prostitute.—The temper of Mrs. Murphy could not brook thiti attack upon her fame, and' she instantly applied her finger nails with great effect to the countenance of the de famer, who, to avoid her fury, made a precipitate retreat. She afterwards declared, that she would visit him with the same vingeance, should he ever lupin venture upon a similar conduct, and her father would assist her. upon this tlirvat the Complainant founded his charge.—The Magistrate dismissed the. complaint, observing, that Mrs. Murphy appeared to be a young woman of respectability, and Mr. Hart should have been more circumspect iu his conduct. • The population not me Prussian States is at presen . estimated at 10,125,463 souls. The Public Revenue amounts to 48 millions of Prussian crowns, and the expenditure to 41 millions and a hnlf. Saturday evening, an Inquest es aq held at the house of J. Graves, the sign of the Friend-in-liand, the Colonade, Bernard-street, Rus , ell-squire, before IlionAs STIRLING, Esq. on the body of Jane Gar dener, aged 18, a servant in the family of John Crisp, gsq. of No. 1, in that street, who met with her death by falling from the attic window, which she was in the act of cleaning, being four stories high from the a rea, by which she was killed on the spot.--The Jury, after a minute investigation, which lasted some bouts, were perfectly satisfied that no home vr,ii any Nay attached to Mrs. Crisp, or any of the family, and returned a Ve i rdict of —.Accidental death by a fall from a window. .• •• • 1 Ficum rim 1 OAZISIITK,- tif.Cir 23. Dozening•greet, fiffeN 13. . - • His Royal Hithemts*.the Prince Kftent bas been, pleiseed,in the name and en the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. Vice•Admiril of the Blue, to he GoOYaor and Commander in Chierisf the' Island of filiofoundland and its dm. peiident.ies. • MILITARY' PROMOTIONS. War-Office, May V. 241 Regiment of Life Guards. Lieutenant William Elliot to be (.11pditi of a Troup, by purcbase, Ti.e Irby. cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Henry Hamilton Douglas to be Lieutenant, by purchase, sire Elliot. • Charlei Rutkiey, Gent. ti, be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Drought.. Francis Hopkins, Grin. to be Assistant -Surgeon, vice Driuk water, who retires. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. G. Harvey, Lone-end. Staffordshire, draper. J. Nicholson and J. Brown, Bow-lane, Cheapide, pin aad needle-manufacturers. BANKRUPTS. J. Clark, Man'. Isle of 1-.ly, carpenter, Jane' 11, 19. July 4. a the fiets , ge Inn, Chanerts..lsle of Ely. A morale-. Messrs Leigh and Cn. Pew Bridge-oreet t and Mr. Sewell. Chatteris. 11. Fuwey, Cornivall, ships right. Jape 1, R. July 4. at the Ship Inn. Fowey. Atioraies, Mr. Thompson, Gray's I nu-squ ,re t - and Mr. Brown, luwey. W. U Colensan, Wapping, slopseller. May SO, Jun,6, July 4. at firmaliall. Anomie., Mears. Knight and Co. Basiug hall-street. 11. (I. Hinters. St. Mary-isve, merchant, June 6, 13, July 4, at (-Wild's:ill. Anomie', Messrs. Oakley and Co. Martin lane, Cannon -greet.' • . M. and .1. Clitrord, Kingston-upan•lltill. me-ehants, May 99. 3t. July 4, at the Doc aid Dock Tavern. K isagsion.upon- HOB Attornies. Messrs. Rosier uad Cu. Bartletes•buildingst and Mr. Sandwith, Hull. I) Baruh, Houndsditch, apothecary. May 30. June 6, July 4. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nettlefold, Norfolk-street, Strand. J. Ballncke. Cash ,rine-street, Stand. 'bat ton-seller. May 31, June 2, July 4, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Co. Ilisekler.bstry. .1. Omni, Oran's-buildings, Poplar, baker, May 30, June 6, July 4, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Willett, Crow u-court, Threadneedle-sire.% DI VI DF.N DS. June li, C. Jonas, Cannon-street. merchant —Jong IS. T. Colheck, Fewstit, W.Ellis, Bingley, .1. Wilks, sea., Dtley.W. lloldswortb, Brudtord, and .1. Holdsworth, Batley. Yorkshire, flat-spinners—.lour IS. T. Collison and .1. 11. Tritton ' Lom bard street, hankers—June 16, W. Racket, , Ileanor, Derby shire, tanner—June 15, W. Fowler, Leaming'on Minn, War wickshire, brewer—June t 6. W. Jackson and W. Ke Iy, Shep ton-Mallet, grocers—June 16. W. Eielde, London, merchant June 13, C. Rogers, Melton- Mowbrity, Leicestershire, grocer —June 15, C. TiVerifill. Devonshire, innkeeper—June 17, T. Richardson, Norwich, chemist—Jane 4J, 6 R. Maki, Winche'rer. linen-draper—June In. 6. Miller, Charnes ball, Staffordshire. cheese-factor—June 13. b. Scales, Kendal, Westmorland, upholsterer -~lung 48, 6. Colebatch, Milserton, Warwickshire. mealman —June 13, Vi. and P. Ernes, Church row, Feneliorch-street, merchants—June 13. J. Kasen, Upper John-street. Fitzroy-square, stay-maker—,Tune 13, .1. Smith, Tabernacle-a alk, merchant— June 13, .1. Dunkin, Aldersgate street. tallow•chaedler—Jane 13. 1. Holland, Little u helma, Iwheelwright --June 13, T. Chippertield, Much I ladbatei, H era ford.lsire, miller-3one 13, W. Median& Goswell street, oil wan—June 13, 6. Holditch and W llnuuah, Backside, vaul t merchants—June 13. T. /Wahl, Battersea. carpenter—June I% 3. Fitch, Cob !tester; linen draper—.lone 13, 6. Blakey, Bishop Al °tido on, and W. Blakey, Leads. Yorkshire, grocers —.tune 9, T. Nash, Chesham, brewer—June 13, E. slee-on, Aldermanhury, wholesale linen draper-June 13, R. Ashby, Poultry, engraver—June 13, T. Cl.burn, Newland, Oxford shire, a oul•tapler. CERTIFICATES—June 13. J. Russell, li rwey-road, Islington, stationer—W. Brooks. Droitwich, orcestershire. miller—J. Tarr, St. Joitn's-strert, West Smithfield, linen-draper—W. Hyland, Kobcrtsbridge, Sussex. grocer - It. Carside, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spin ner—A. Dreg, North Shore, Ness ca., le-n pon-1 ne. ship-builder —J. Tu Inc. Wapping. ship-chandler—W. Smith, Oxford street. ironmonger—W. Ford, lanchester, bookseller—T. Nutt, Manchester, cotton manufacturer —J. Earle, W incherer. drug. stack ie. (;utter-lane, C h eaps id e, silh . mauufuctu rer — J. Parry, Denbigh. draper. • PA RTN ERSH I PS DISSOLVED. J. Gill, W. Bray, and S. Hornbrook, Tavistork. iron founders—J. Hignam and R. Goodshaw. Freckleton. Laura- shire, coal-merchants—T. Hammond and T. Ynrihwood. St. Saithin's.lan-, coal merchants—S. Benson and W. Ilurnrastle, Ens! Tilbury-wharf. coal.snerchants—W, Brightmore, J. Hyde, and W. :llarsh, Ciaireburgh, Lincolnshire. c , .tumou catriers— J. Holmes. S. Hillatt. and 'l'. Sanders; %%ate! . tithe, Tower. street. sugar 'woken—C. 11. Cowdroy aild W. Itaelobone, Man chewer, printers—A. C. hill, W. M. Glover, and W. 11. Smith, Tortola. de lers—A: llhities.T. Claphais,_and J. W. Rhodes, Lerd-, merchants—E. Lotheringtan and Campion. Great Tower-street, ins•trance- brokers—G. Forwmid and W. Wil , hams. Liverpool, cmansercial- brokers—J. Webb and J. Schu field. Sheffield, kni - e manufacturers—ll. Brine. H. Hippisley, end 11, gcrace. Sheplon.Mallet, dealer—F. Tunstall- and G. Harrington. King-wee . . distillers—C. Davison and C. It. Simpson. Livernonl, dealers—l. Jetleries and B. Legge. Cheltenham, blacksmiths—J. Pierce and G. Gueeco. Basing. lane. merchants—W Stikemnn, H, Stevenson, and G. Clout, I Maidstone, brandy-merchants. MAIDSTONE, MAY 19.—The accounts recei►ed of the state of the hops in this neighbourhood continue to he ►ery favourable, sod there is every prospect of a suer essfill year. Barnet, the celebrated pedestrian, commences on the 4th of June to walk 1,500 miles in thirty days, being at the rate of fifty.two miles per day for six days each week. The place chosen for this extraor dinary i.erformance is from the Castle at Hicksted to Brighten and back. -Friday night a pistol bullet was fired through one of the front windows of Mr. Cut►dick's house, in Poplar-row, Newington, which broke* pane of glass, and Inde,e(l in the wainscot opposite.— Mr. Cundick is employed as carpenter for the county of Surrey, and in that capacity he manufactures the gallows upon his premises, upon which felons soi ree; and it is conjectured that this circumstance bas drawn upon him the vengeance of some desperate thieves. The honour, delicacy, and inviolable secrecy con nected with the Medical Board fur the cure of pre vailing sii4ease•, are manifested from the public con fidence it has acquired. Since the Medical Board has been established at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte street, Bleckfriare-road, and Woedstock•street, Ox ford-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both sexes hare been restored to perfect health, many of whom had lingered for years under the most painful and obstinate diseases, were pronounced incurable by respectable practitioners, and several discherged from Hospitals. Such are the effects resulting from combined talents 1 . !—Mes.rs. Cootie". and Co. of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty years ex perience in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at both houses until nine at night. and the poor have advice, gratis. on Toesdey, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings until twelve o'clock. Palients at a dis tsncet de,cribing their case, immediately attended to. All letters to be directed to Charlotte-house. Black. friars'-read, but none are answered which do not con. tain a consulting fee. smtTisielttLl) HAP.KET. MAT 15. To ;wit the (Witt. per some of sins. ti ce f ... 44. 04. to ss. at. i liras of Gettite this dot i %Puttee ..53. li.t. in 6s. of. Resists • 9140 y en , ... u. o It. to 6%. Ott. Sheep anti Lambs ......14,610 p.w4 ... lo: Ott. in et; ' Oa. raiser. ..... • ... :...,,./.10 L a mb . 74. 01 ts .. SI 01. , Fir, .•...... ..... ... D'..9 • t. . CAR* EXCHA NOE, N( $5.....T.U1P Kirke' pplied Ailn W held thi. mon*); g deft ...l e al E. on Mondat', prices: Foieipo 411s - 4•61. cheaper, , twist.* 4*., Or*., lower ' , bent t F l ngtisn) 65 80 ' Sin Pens .. New ditto Ditto (Foreign.) ~.. 70 66 ON do. Nye 4O '44 !lei do.— - Earthy ..... 54 <tali Idalt Watt. Pens 4O 43 I Feed dn. News ditto— •— Hoe Flour. Ditto Baileys ........ 5' lA. Seconds.... H 4 Y-11AKKET. tiny floter s'. 11. Od. to IL gnaw 7 . 0 .: NIL N. ft 91. Ek 4 1 - KW VOCOV,Att—StIst import. iN thin to the hopeless., long afflieleti, hitherto s tootle, of on Universal Specific Begirds ' ItATA, No., 3. Conowallistreet, Heels most humbly retuna public thanks to idle b Father, for his !vivito; disposed the ininthitio... 'their tints Übe' al andgeoerous encouragement porsuo of a new, and the most happy di.' kind was blessed with. And fur thereby le 1111114 A it for the benefit of mankind. •He ed then approbation, us their generous comet it. A-slacovery, (hot fotintlalgesithe hope, proved, mid it will be more and miser pi beneficial discovery ever side public Is rime. in the huoun would. At (Sr I , rg fewest and frieadis ' 1111 1161, he has nrusrnted is poblish sailor of Dr. CA ITER AT A'S 1111 EUlso ' esVUTICAL sod ANTI-VEIN F . kniao hedged, established, and testified by certifiestiev amt pea Stabil a ehr first le.l,ertabil me to he too U. reed awls gemlentea...l, th e is the LiverpoolSalsarday Adrettiler, *bleb hit wieressiols 'every week, since Auxust Yiy , 1111 loose who lead that Papfr must have seen.. Paper is filed in Lou sots as Messrs.Newtoi ;ten dart* New. , ,,tie-sincl. Therefore, as above testified ao as move's:ll sr. the remedy in • ders imident 10 the Mint so frame, :and their not be doubted, edit hay the most increJulous, take the trouble of perusing the useerous It fait, war, unless their Is have been hard, 1 h tritoli—for it is sit d I tot. "the testimony true," mid inert tore, maw much mosaic a iks dirds published, and many thousands uopabli That Dr. Cafferata has said above, is strangers, who have out seen the ithersoul I who la, testers of the said (+Lax...must ha , tificatts thus published ate all iiiintamloos race disorders, hitherto termed incurable some even of 40 yeas shoaling; tremens - es. Jodi-potable, loaf they sure those various Rheumatism, from 1 1111 46 years so:lading; of Ai, Leprosy ssi 12, Sears, o! 30, Sore Ls int the body of SO, lilioduess S, I/ratites* -pose of 12, Hoarseness, Fol.nic Sickness, Cs `Palsy, Sciatica, Stone, Worms and Worm t.. tress standing ; &Attire , . sit Si), and Colisulopoitin Mandiog ; Head-a. . Ear-uch, Fluxes • Fits, Vertigo or Giddi .ens, Asthma: or 30 .ears siondlog ; Nervous. Complaints, Female Complaints; Joundter, black an: vet, and others too numerous SO be meoti , owel' unsure' so will tat y cure the ..erable Alone all, these Pills Wive hero lomat rennin disease, that o t w o ssit par:mita* have failed, these rills should vs as user so despera e s a n d ever ,43 loud . became succeeded beyond stud ill reas.siebi; twain eit= peclsti was, sine I sasiblished MP the soy• reign of all me dicines as yet known w Coe known world, tuough ant by pi& Halted tes o mks as in other disorders; but it ma could de.epa with propriety. Dr. Caffenou could soon gise the mot tog proof. of their noraculims e ffi cacy, even is eases i lt worst son ss biro the mind cats conceive; fur they would mho be the only medicines used for that disease in the unarms.--w They have been itivetited only IS years, stud since that taw nary have saved mote lives as a medicine, in private practice, this till the medicines is Gro;land. fiItATITUDE. Captain Abraham Bonsai, who les bees switched from the very rens of 'lentil by 1)r. Cuderates Auti-gatitut; A nit-veitereul Pols (its welt MI me Ayes of missy thous:m.ls tar km hint, us oil Lay. rpool know.), tbinkirre himself ill gratitude Imolai to his God, and ass Isis foliose- tudi.rrra , , in speed the re iutuader of that lift- so inisaculously prolonged to a.im 111 its iv. save life Ill.'', of ill many of his 'elitist-sufferers. deemed iocurabe (as he was), as the Divine Providence Oa I' d 11, to hint. Captain IL. s lingering case of elirdoic R hsesmu tisits. of Susie thou seven years standing, and which had ailed the skill of many eminent Gentlemen of the Faculty iv toter. I land other p.,rts of the w, rid, is onetime& Mutinied, oflio I sinners that could he adduced of the superior efficacy of Dr* Cafferato's Mem. suits. • The folloo mg is as Copy of no agreement betsseeolueepis Carreto mod his grateful patient Copt. Alsrasham *mad : • It is this this thrift Os) of March, in the year of oar lard otie thou ant ei,ott hundred line eigateen, agreed betweee Jo septa Calletaia, of Lives tool, in the Doutt of Lancaster, side disci.verer, proprietor, mad peeparer of his anidera - Pongees. or Ustetess (tenets /1011111111.Vely desperate ditealUf lot% 504150155 g, nutia 110 deemed iticurabie, is cidetit to the nuns( flame, as far as /meter 'di tednedies cats ewe, by beginning with 611111i11 dues, said isteradoicg mid decreasing as. &Kowa may ter quire, amcciarditig to the bills of duiectionsvonsmed or called Vra Curet atu's Ithcutnalte, Ante-venereal Pills; it the oue past ; and Ablations Bound, of Liverpool atimeady mdster-mnriner, of ,is other purl. First, the said Jomph gam Idiots agrees to 111,1)01111, timid sloth hereby tippet:l the ahem said Captains Abraham llouir!, his sole Agent, for the . salehed diaposat unit ndomintstratiou to she hopeless, long afflicted gins above-said Rheumatic, it latiagouticul, Amt-trei,ereol Pilb, god . his otter published Nactlieines, in the city of London; ,and he dignges to supply b m with web quantity as he may nigger tot est . . edit% Imre ssillloa. of Pills annually, oust Soo leas ilia Col awn a. stall), at the rate of fourpeore-loalfsietoy. English mo n ey, each Pill, by retail ; but the who esak ptiee id, signed smeivreen prsvately. Secondly, Or ad Ale:swim Bound engages and pt owner faithfully to do all its his potter to pi (mote oat sal- of the dbove-said Psi's, for theca' sit the hopeless, 4s his uwu life Me been saved by theaMme• gild Pills, gird (us hi e sawn Imeoellt and that of the said Joseph Calleratu in the said city of Loudon, mad elsewhere la tie (JO led Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; awl tot le bed or adintuister nay other medicines under Joseph CAteratio name but what are prepared by him or his been, a from la recipes, and mot tie purchase less anuttally thou the awe qua. lily of thirty thousattat Pills, and to pay ready money for taro occortiiiig to the wholes she price, under the prissily es. lb* agteetreut becoming void, Mal of the sum of live losedret, pounds, British sterling' mosey, to be recovered by processld law from the said Abrahams Resod. And Midis , the ad Joseph .Calleratti hereby gives and giants to the said As Boamd full power to spoilt( as mutiny Agents in his, dead Joseph Callefuta's moue, as he shaFilhak proper, Weser, tit, and srarket toads tarrogisout the Dared Karats solaGrest lain stud (related, and in every other part or she world %An' there are au agents ter venders already appointed by the 0 4 Joseph Carrion, or has Agents, such appointments pimento lees to be subject to the Rept Alaimo of the wild Joseph Cale-' rata, or his heart, exceplaux those which may be appenue+ br the said Ahnmhant its the city of Loudon, and Mamma* approved Agents out to act nu der coaditious similar to name contained heaelu. except as to the quoidity of Pills to be nished, w Stich is whey ut the discretion of the raid Joseph Catrerata s that the cud Abraham Booed .18 sot to have MY outliers. except in the city of London, without Joseph Cade* rata's ~rubaloon, but may . have partners hi any puny( the w orl A with Joseph Callentia s approbatioo, or that of his bras Al *Wits) the hoods of the.purties, (Signed) JOSEPH CAFFERATAt ABRAHAM bBOUND. Captain Bound, foe the good of the hopeless, may be rglt sulteo, tiratts, ruler pen...welly or by letter, post-paid, y ine those alto hioterto have tern deemed Incurable byordinal pluelice of plOyble Of our tones, io the world, at Ni'. 1, Greet Tuner-street. Conisueroisti-road. by l t 'i l l ie fi ll i o t : l t * or hu , g it iU N e o d . l S r . "* C li or u n r :al p fi r s -era sir r e ed et. a lt er" pO ld'olWthbad°lellll:4 also by Ina Agesits, Lcupuld Henry, at Glom, Flamder, I's • "" Aussierdwa, lion:tad; Jeseph fo• sun win. Peel's 44. lecoonviirahle * .TAVE' 10 _ . immommlomono.6llll4 • • ",1 . . 6 . ritti sera. ebowleorm 4k at a retitle( ism o f • heaper.-0-arky 8. 4 • .46 80 • ••••• 40 48 • P• ••• /0 3i I • i4l, •• • • • • Id 0 18 ir 7it ; • • • • I. Os. Oil. • I. 7a. 01. I. 0 , 04 "'"'""'•"""""e=a'!efra:' ap?rtant informal: hitherto d-ewed he.• ly, by I)i.. C.4FIE• • p sot. Dr. Cain% hied arid Heaven: ' tte.t, of Liverpool, ag. neat giten Kim, to thi ) • lisrovery rnery hAt . ng been tea[le l l • ( e b wets he has *blab: *r wawa:einem jetdil e t I hoe bevel rioved. t.. 1-e site a the amok of int 44. iregyea of hi!. pallet*, pehlivh it hailer the BUM ATI C ANTI. PILLS; o•.• Ile, ly Pet rral hwtdred,.( ,bility, ammo,/ wir n ee . the Gelidly, pablithed • ch lateisero palstished di; IS 13, at wads!' • reit. mid tee, width, 11 at.d Co.'lWrigq/kl. • above odd, they sine in rill desperate dime. I ( heir great 0611141 111. 1 1%- inns. who hill , or will ow testimonies is their narde.teo I.ke that stony of two ;refloat tit that Hi. "'trend has. publi,Sed. a, intended alertly for d Nen rilaper ; as this have •resa. ghat the cei l • IS ewers of must despe. le be other meliorates, re, if the proofs are* • inis di.nrdraai, •ie. R; Gina of 16, l a ntelio Lritt. 111 'Ater old Sorel ear of 9„ put in tLe • , Coosulrions, orm Fe , ass even of 'lb itorloptions of 4 mai a sal km& ' !Ironic Bkortrie.- o Breasts nY , littious Cootpariuts, all td yellow; Yellow Fr boned therefore, how e oars. tied originally sally fora anti all owreartai pre• .1 cure ti.at disease if it stardiing ; they hate !raucott 'Aria tiostia, at Auwierdwa, Hollow; .'. , Fr ut La Awl ita; JaastiSaker, Ddrionallti Win. Joluettine. ; of Mean,. Batter lied 80 111 9 Peal% Chutattlard ; Mr. F. Farber, Coarch-ttreet, Gaol" +rich ; and ar Mr. Abraham Boma, Nu. 1, Great Tir ler-tsret, emulates coal Read, Loudon :—H i, Rheostatic, Arid* toutacul, and Auts-settereal Pills, la boxes, at Ilt., dollLir laded A att.drooteul jo boxes, at Its. each I lig= %g et , bare-, 6tio eld aid , n hastier, at lid.; Aatt•toUrbutical Drop', la tid.; l ' ufatittote 'I antit.ach Powder. iM papsts, Mt lueurapurattle To-th at Vs. 9 4 . 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