The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-23 00:00:00

LAW INTKLLIGENGS. . .* „ COURT OF CIIMCCERV. fritify Dec. 22. 4 !. h c OCKEREL V. SAltatit. Mi. HEART stated that a new claimant bad star up, asserting, that he was next of kin to the late Mr. Barber. It wiH perhapi be recollected, that a great deal of litigation has taken place, betb at law and iu equity, to ascertain who were the via* heirs of a Gentleman of the name of Bar. bFr, who had acquired a considerable fortune in and very soon after his return s died in Lon. a It. The came haul been sent to a Jury to decide between the claims of different parties. An ap. plication for a new trial was afterwards made, which the Lord Chancellor refused to grant. Mr. HART having stated, that a petition had been presented by the fresh claimant to be allowed to prove his ease, requested that the bearing might be postponed to give him time to prepare the best evidence..;—Orderad. MURT OF KING'S BENCII, FRIDI T, Dcc. `21.. Slu rag: before Lord ELLz.vnounrcre and Spe. cia? Jut ler, in Guildhall, London. LF.r. Ann_ ANOTHER V. WALKER kV, -OTlltaf. .11111 ATXURZIEY.GF:VBRAL stated this to be one elf tibiae au (160101 IS 'actions of which so Malty had occurred of late, for net delivering a quantity of Aix, according to contract ; the untie of which had arisen out of tha fluctuation of that article, and that of hemp, in price, in the market. After a very long dicussiun of this cause, it was agroed to leave it to the arbitration of Mr. Gibson, an intelligent gentleman, one of the Jury. LIVING r. This was an action to recover the difference he. tween the price at which the Plaintiff had sold to the Defendant a large qsantity of tallow, and the price at which the Plaintiff was compelled to sell it, in consetteencc of the Defendant refusing tit take it. It appeared, that the Plaintiff hail sold his cots: modity to the Defendant at given prices, for which be was to take a bill at three months, of the Dn. fondant's own acceptance. The Ditfendant offered such hill to fhe Plaintiff, who he,itatetl, saying, he did not know the Defendant sufficiently to rely on that security only ; therefore wished him to draw a bill y and get the acceptance of some other person, which the Defendant peremptorily refused, a< he had a right to do, insisting tin the terms of this cuutraet.—During this dispute between these parties the price of the commodity • fell in the market, and then the Plaintiff offered to take the Defendant's bill ; but the Defetidaut then said, he would not take the tallow, alleging that the Plain. tiff had rescinded the contract, by his own refusal, and only wanted to get more for his fallow, more than the then present market price for it. And he sthled, that, if the article had risen in the market, he should have brought as action against the Plain. tiff, for refusing to deliver it up according to the contract. . Upon this char case the Plaintiff was, of course, svosuitt.4l. 14 ALM'S V. SOAVIV. Mr. SPANIIK stated, that this was an action by the Owners of the, ship f• _ye -111tte, to recover damages for an injury occasioned by the running against her by the Defend ins', ship the Francis. Thu ATTORNEY-GBNISAL haring statedAito to a orthe transaction, the eatiscafterwards occu pied a considerable portion of the day from the contradietovy nature of the evidence. The Plaintiff is the owner of a ship celled the Fame, • Wast-Indiaman. Thu Defendant is the owner of a coal-skip called thu Francis; aid the action was brought to recover compensation fur tits injury which the Plaintiff's vessel had sus tained by that of the Defendant's running against it is the river Thames. There was no doubt of the injury being done. The only question was, who was to blame for the accident; and there was, in this case, what almost constantly occurs ott'oecasions of this nature, a great deal of coo: tradictory swearing. But five Witnesses for Vs' Plaintiff swore positively, that those who wets in the Fame did all they could to avoid the acti..l dent, and hallooed out twice to those who were in the Francis, that they would strike the ship if they were not careful ; to which warning they were inattentive, and they did strike against the Fame while aground, into which situation she gut, by her aptness to gut out of the way of the Francis. On the part of the Defendant two witnesses, when were on board the Francis, inure they did ant hear this ; and several others swore that the Fame had come up the River before the tide , w o. sufficiently high for a vessel of her burthen t and that she was le a wrests positivist at the time eldest happened. Lord ELLENBOROC6III observed,.that many:per. sons entertained very invasion opinions an the settjuet of rights of the River, and of the 'They supposed that if a person's carriage walk open the wrong side of the read, they 'might roe' against it ; or a vessel in a wrong position while navigating, they might run it down with impunity. :That was nothing like law ; fur in all matters el. this nature, a kind aid neighbourly. attention was to be shown to others ; and although a person should happen to boon the wrung side of the road, or iu a wrong position in sailing, nobody had a right to do him an injury If he could avoid it. The law only excused a person fur an injury when be bad done every thing in his power to avoid it, and the person who received this injury was in a wrong position. It was not to be ell. dured, that if a person tumbled down ou the wrong side of the road, another should _say he bad a right to ride °ref him. Verdict for the Plaits tiff.—Datnages to be settled out of Court. • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, GUILDHALL, Fricfas, Dec. 22. BIC/OCE lla JAMSS MANSFIELD. GOODALL V. DOSIIINS. This was an actioa as a policy of issurance. .~ . The Plaint*, it 'will he recollected by our readers, was an Admiral in the service of Christephe, Em. peter of Idlayti ; and, during last Term, brought an nation against a person named Ogle, an under. writer ) to recover part of the value of the cargo of a •vessel named the Earl of Ha(hard, laden with cotton and toffee, hound from St. Domingo to London. The present action was brought au similar grounds ; the evidence was nearly the same ; and to recover part of the value of the said cargo, which was insured with ilifereat under. writers, and amounted to nearly 35,0001. The Jury were absent nearly two hours, and found a verdict fur the I'Llintiti—Dasaages 3001. On the result of this action depended the fate of six others. An officer, who has just arrived from Badajos, gives a most interesting account or the patient en. distance and persevering spirit of the native Por tuguese, lately under the orders of Sir Roam' IVt t.sow. Three times his cavalry were dismount ed by the superior numbers of the enemy, arid as often were they remounted by the courage of the detachment. It has not lust a horse or a piece of artillery, that it has not regained ; and the ter. ter of the enemy, at its approach, is so great, that he avoids it every ss nere, unless he possesses greatly the advantage in comparative strength. We are extremely sorry to find, that the neglect Jr the necessary supplies fur the We of this valuable eortle has obliged its Commander to leave his ins. portant station, personally to apply to Ministers to obtain those resources, since every intermediate reference to their humanity, justice, and policy, bad proved ineffeetual. By a Proclamation issued by Sir GIORIII P o ne. •osr, for apprehending the offenders, it appears that, ea the 13th day of September last, John Kelly, mate of the:schooner Three Sisters, belong. itsg to the province of Nova Scotia, together with one Edward Jardaa, who, with his family, were passengers on board the said vessel, bound from the Bay of Chaleur to Halifax, mutinied, and rose on John Stairs, the master of the vessel, being then in the prosecution of hit voyage; and having piratically got possession of the vessel, ran away with her, (Nether with It valuable cargo of fish on hoard,. having previously, with the assistance of the wife of Edward Jordan, murdered in a must cruel and barbarous mariner, Thomas Heath and Benjamin NI at thews, the remaining part of the crew; and made every exertion to murder, in like manure, John Stairs, who escaped from them by jnmping overboard, and preserved his life in a wonderful manner by floating un une of the hatches of the vessel which lie carried overboard with him, and was providentially picked up by an American vessel. A melancholy instance of hydrophobia (secured a few days since in Upper hiarehmont-stroot, Bronswick-squaru :—About five weeks since, the eldust child of a poor woman, nho had been to a shop iu the oeighbourhood, was followed un her return home by a strange slug, who immediately seized one of her yoonger sisters, who was playing in the kitchen, by the cheek. Symptoms of hydro. phobia appeared o■ Wednesday last ; and Although medical assistasice was immediately procured, the &Ind died on Friday morning, exhibiting all the horrors of that most dreadful malady. it may be proper to apprise the inhabitants of the neigh bourhood, that the dog, when driven fru►n the house, seised several dogs in the street. A monster, supposed to be the same mentioned to have appeared in Croydon, mails his appearance at Plymouth Dock some nighis since. Ile ill used two women by throwing their petticsats over their heads, and tearing their flesh with an iron. toothed carry-comb, down their arms and thighs. Several stout shipwrights have dressed themselves in women's clothes, and have gone single and in pairs through a 'limber of bye-lanes, but hitherto without success. Tuesday evening last, as Mr. Thomas Gladston, Land Waiter, of Berwick, was coming on shore frein the Batchelor schooner, he stumbled, and, catching at a boy who was on the plank at the same time, they both fell into the river ; the buy was - soon picked up by a man who instantly jumped into the water, and who did not give up his philantrophic pursuit until he succeeded also in res. cuing Mr. Gladston from a watery grave. A shocking accident happened at Aberdeen, , during a violent storm. On the l4th instant, be. 8 and 9 in the morning, thiseater part of the-rope work, lately erected uoile link., was 1 blown down with a tremendous crash, and ?Vvel led with the ground. Of the numerous work people then employed withip the bonding, provi dentially the greater number were in . that part which withstood the fury of the storm, and were ther i e l y re ;nabled to. escape. Those who were in the part of tisii wort Ore buried' In the ruins; one boy was killed on the spot, the fore. Ma and another boy were got out so severely byuisisd sed.siangled, that they are considered in imager; two others were much bruised,' but are v ia a !avowable wired' recovery, and some of the { other workmen ars also variously injured. The Ladies on Wednesday honoured the GnAno Plasm, by placing themselves at the win dows of thole streets he passed along, and very gallantly waving their handkerchiefs ; many of these looping, no doubt, that he will return the compliment, when opportunity snits, of drop. ping kis own handkerchief at their feet. • Between liredoesday night and Tharsday morn ing au alarming fire broke out at a cooperage in New-eoert, Peter-lane, Cow-cross, which de stroyed the whole of the premises, together with two adjoining houses. CIIII3IIIIAS BOXES AND New YEAR'S GUM.-- The very best that can be given or received, are to be had at Citratit's, No. 8, Charing-Cross. By the purchase of Lottery Shares, you may se cure to yourself or friends an absolute fortune.— The risk is what every one c.tii afford—the fortu nate consequences arc what every one desires. Instead, therefore, of merely wishing childten or friends a happy New. Year, make it one, by giving theta a probable chance of prosperity fur laic. bIARRIAGE. Thursday morning, at st. Gaargr'i. lianover-square, by the Rev. %V. Pools, Tromso Darby Lutentry, Esq. to Nli%J Lam, of liAlfsoon-street, Picourdly. DLATHS. Stuldeitly on the morning uf Friday se'sinight, at Bally money, county of Kilkenny., turd in the prlnie or life, Mrs. Pereeval, wife of William Petereal, I.sq. Ou Tres(lay la‘t, at his home at Eitisaia. in Kent, mach and unaversally lamented by a 'lnforn '. cirkie of frietils. Sir Rickard Welen,litie Sheri& of the City uf Con4ou and Coun t' of hliddieses, aged b 7. I Tbursda), Mr. T. C. Cr 0 1 ,4, rifting Maallfe of the present theatrical establishment iu blanche-I,er. Litely, Mrs. Baalte,,teed Mt, n idols of the late it iehard Lim. of Suers; and Park, county Carlow, Ireland. • POLICE. Bow-rrazur.—Yesterday John Baker, Joke Lee, and Robert Blake ; were brought before Mr. azAn, from Covent-garden watch-house, and charged by liumphries t the messenger, with being asisembled in the Piazza, at Covent-garden, fur the perpose of picking pockets. Humphries stated, that he watched the Prisoners on Thursday night t when the company were coming out of the The atre, and observed them make several attempts to. pick gentlemen's pockets; but did net perceive that they accomplished their object in any one in stance. The Prisoners nut being able to give a satisfac tory account of themselves, the Magistrates or dered them to be conveyed on board the tender. One of the Prisoners is a very desperate cha. reeler ; and was one of those who was tried for breaking open the house of the Countess Morton, but was acquitted. Yesterday, on his being put under confinement, at the Brown Bear public house, previous to his being sent on board the ten der, he procured a large case knife, by means of a woman with whom he cohabited, with which he cut his hands in a most dangerous and shocking manner, so as to disable him from being sent on board. UNION HALL—Yesterday Maly Masson, alias Minton, alias Melinda Gray, was brought before the Sittig Magistrate, charged on suspicion of waving colon - lined divers felutties. It appeared that in June last, the Prisoner applied to a lady named Watts, who lives in Arnold-place, Wal. worth, and °fend herself as a servant, giving a reference fur character, tinder the name of Middle ton, to Mr. Jeremy, a linen-draper, in the Strand; a young woman of that name having recently quitted Mr. Jercmy's.aervicc, he supposing the Prisoner to be her, immediately gave Mrs. W. sack • character as proved fully satisfactory, and the Prisoner went to her place on the Saturday even. hog following. Daring Saeday, her conduct was such as did credit to the character which Mrs. %Vans had received from Mr. Jeremy ; but on eumiug down stairs, on Monday morning early, that lady found the Jour open, it , ld her servant gone. The Prisoner, it appeared, :iossever, did not go away empty-handed; a large basket of table linen, and a considerable quantitl , of wearing ap. pare!, kc. to the value of 201. basing also disap. peered. Mr. Dignurn, of New-street, Covent-garden, recognised the Prisoner as having lived with him, fur two days, in February last. She left his house, however, on the evening of the second day after she came, and contrived, with the assi,tance of a man, whom she called her husband, an'', its soch, admitted into the house, to take away a qmsotity of wearing apparel, Asc. to the value of several pounds. The husband has , since tint time, been sent on board the hulks, for another °Bruce. From the statement of Mrs:Carter, of Chan. crry.lane, it appeared, that having occasion to be absent from hums on a day in February Inst, the Prisoner, who was known to her, tiered to come to the house during her absence; her otter was accepted, and Mrs. Carter having left her'alone in the house, she decamped, taking with her a coat, tiro waistcoats, two gowns, a black silk cloak, &c. Several other charges being expected to be made against her, she was rectialided fur another exan I. nation. DIIE I.4IiXE -raw— UXBRIDGE. Cora-lespeetor's Retare.—Tatt D v, Dec. 21. Wheat, per load 241 —s. to SUI. —s. Bark!, per quarter 3Bs —cl. to &Ns. —d. Oithi BOLA Otis. —d. to (14s. —d. Peas its to Us. —d. NEWGATE AND LEADENDALL MARKETS. ( Hy the Carcases.) Roof 3.. Bd. to ,is. 01. Veal 4.. 4d. to es. 4d. hlattua I Ud. to is. ad. Peek tN. 4.1. to is. 4d. PRICL IF 110 PS. BAGS. Kent, O. 101. to 31. 10s. Soots, 41. W. to 51. Us. libsez, 41. W. to 51. ss. YOCIIC ETI. Kest, 41. IL to 61. 16. Susi:ex, 1.35. to 41. 3s. Faruhont, tI. th. to It.ll. W. PRICES OF 41Y AND 3TaAir YESTERDAY. IT. J MT. 41. I). ud. to 61. 1(1s. Straw, 11. 51. to 1114 x. Ud. MUSTS, U Hay, 41. 1.14. t i Os. Cluver, 61. lUs. to 71. 7.. Straw s 11. las. to PRICK OF St. James's Market ss Ud Clare Market 5. 41 Whiteckapel Market is 0.1 per it. of Sib. lin Old Average ss Ud TALLOW &e. Town Tallow Ms Od OpsOd Yellow 'lowa 9tis Od kM Qd W.bite ditto BSs Ud Uty Od Soap ditto .... Ikl UUI Ud Aleliiug 712 Od —9lod Ihtto rottAil 466 Ud 480 Od Drit.eN Good Dregs 1149—Pieces, 101 s 8d —Curd, 7) a A'S. los. 1-1.1 Od —Moulds, 15i Od Ti low Soap, 10514-14Mtled: USs—Castile Price of Candles, per dint —..nr0L.... COAL NARK ET. ships at Market. Sutra mid. Price. 130 Piewraotte 34 Sotadert.utd I Ca1der........ V l2 In the gale of Friday week, the Dflance and the Success, two Severn (rows, and the Peacock barge, bound to Bristol, foundered near the mouth of the Wye. Tlik (rows were heavily laden with Manchester and other goods. The crews escaped in their boats. The troves have since been weigh ed, and put of the property has reached Bristol. BIRTH. On ties MO instant, at his Lordship's hon.e in Harley street, Lady keit., of a daughter. UNCOMMONLY CHEAP TRAVELLING. Exeter, thmkster, Plymouth. and Plym,mth Dock, through saft.su.y„ front the Hell Satitgr. Ludgate-bill, and (in 01 Tek , rlll and Coach-Office, tau I)ust.. from Leather-la;r, ripliE Public are respectfully informed that NEW and ELEGANT COkEIIES, at ietv pat , sideratelt. reduced Fares, tat nut every Tte,lay, theis t:ly, cad Sunday Afternnuta, at a gastrter pat Three. through Saltsherv, Mantua. W wanton, Sherberew, Yeesitr Ereakberse, Chard, At ulin-ter, rwd llnnitan, to the OM I.ondeit Intl, Exeter, thruugh 'fatness to Plisestls set Durk. iic;iursted by PROCKT I II !o LIATCHA.M. COLLINS se a. if. looide Frres from London to Plymouth and Dock 2 1 i t only. to Exeter - - Y 5 ninth, to Salibhur? 1 I U on.ll, &Oxide Fares to Plymouth and Dock - 111 o y. to Eseter - 1 5 0 $9 Salisbury - O 12 Omit N. 11, The Propriety's will not be answerable for a:4 Parcels, enutainiii: Cash. Plate, Writing 4, or Chisel. C.14.•••4' C. (hOWC Cr aluall in Value) unless specified at Tim e of Delivery, and paid for atcoMingly ; nor for any Panel, er Pamienger; Lia74eige, above Five Porn& val i se, if hft, (.r damaged, unless specifie:t as web, stud paw for aceardeagl%, either at their 011tves in London, isr Agree', in the CountrN. Passengers and Parcel* booked at the White Bear, and the Three Kings, Piccadilly. FROOM I. stud WA RNIINSTER NEW COACH, Tuesd-ty. Tbursdap and Sanday, at Three tit:lock. STROLOWA I ER, C-IRLNCLSTER, 'fI.TBUR.Y ROYAL MAIL. evert Erman. and Coach, klitud,e y , pa Wednesday, and Friday, at hall-st One. YORK and LEEDS UNION COACULS, every Morn ing at half-east Six. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. rrilE inserter of this, a Profossional Ilan, wha AL has, for the Lot ten year", attended many Permits ta b.:airing under the above Disease, and by hi,exteasive Prat /ice has been so fortuuate as to discover* MEDICINL tart Is an /NFAILII:LIi. GUILE for CONSUMPTIONS. by whirls Medicine be has cured many when Raton over by emi nent Physicians, autl whew in the Isst stage of a Catustuptititi„ attended with Cough mod spittitig of Ul,rod , &c. Uurkr !hes! circumstances ' awl at the request of his ra c isd., wi g * the many Persons he has cured, be Ihrrelon• nit.% publicly offers it ills those who are labouriogmsA. i ttoe abuve.-I..eitres (post 'saki) addressed fur I. li. Nu. i, Joint-au -et, North, New-road, Mar)-le boor, Loudon, will hose inateediaks attoutiun. MINERAL TEETH. ON A NEW AN I) IMPROVED PLAN. MR. FALEUR,Dantist, N. I 14, WOI3PRN 1.1..tcE. begs leave to announce to the Public , that in consequence of various evperioseuts, he is eisablesl to re commend ARTIFILAAL TEETII, of a Mineral Prep ira fiats, so as to give cosoplcte satisfaction to those who wrap have occasion for such imbstitutes.—Alr. FALLUR eozaxes to *apply front one Tooth to a whole Set, without c.m. L ic pain, or irrit alum, and of an appearance so very natural. Ali to defy the Hunt critical observer, at the same flout that the Teeth sei sOpplithl will aiuwer every purpose of tuas. lc:t ibia, give to the voice its haunt lime psi imoslntsti out Anse • their construction is so incorruptible. that Mr. FA Ll:Vit erl cars to replace them free of expels e, should Ikev v 4 e a u ,c volisur.-11r. I:Suet:Acta also:idly au Attitirial Pr late iii a nianner..peculiar to blunelf. stud never before at tempted by any ti.dividalll.—Mr. E. is CA:llllCti to ht ret:•- rence6 to many respectaoir chisraclers in Toots anal t'isuiser who have felt the betwiicial etrects of his mode Treatisseot. and who have been equolly vanished with Isis fair awl svasea alat, chair's. No. 18, Woburn-place. Russell-square. SELk-PILESERVArION. THE cfmArated Safe, of Y()/tti MEDICI NAL SOAP, in Ow prevention Gra certain Dis ceder s 6 ago v H kno w a and ectabipinc , l iu time Yr.t circle-, to rea der obtersation-aiccewiry t but tit* rYd icqu toted o n to.t preventivipowers of thl4 us% iskrattle composition t :u :M! the pernicious effects of Vewereal Couiniriou, seed only lie trifli of its virtu:-s to he a sure recorniii-mtution. Sold in packets af three hotel, ;la.—Single bun, is. St. Treatise isselsified. wholes:4le ass.l setnil, at Nu. anspom-sireet, retail aim at NU. .1, %wetting's alley, Revd EAcitange; nt No. 46, Cannot]; sad at Nu: JO : PieestdiK). When. st:sio intsv he had, ALEXANDER'S SPECIOID INJ gentse deter rat sews in sr g re.' t eaters by the I:ste Surgeon Unifier, as its prefer it Wall Neal c i s4i . pistons; and for Carets, Weaknesses, &. is perlsapy superior to no) Remedy ewer WI. red to the Public, .nosing elferted a, speedy and radical Cure its outs of 4J years itaudsuk erine 4s. tid. N. B. Sent to nub part of Ilse kingdom, by i.e amount (pobt paid) us Alexander sad Lo. southampoto street, Lust .on. For STR ANGUA Y DROPS Y EL OB STRUCTIONS ita the URINARY VASSAGE—DIA ESTES, and GENERAL WEAKNESS. W'ESSELLS' J ESUI TS DROPS-. 1N his Majesty'. ivory these Drupe have far Neu ItlU yean past maintained their character in a spe eitic fur the Scurvy, Gravel. I)rupsY, Strut miry s Weak ness and Ob-tructioes the Urinary Pamage, ma Gemmel Debility 4—but particularly fur their absolute tai , speedy sure of the Venereal Dmew.e, W IiSSELLS' JSUIT* DROPS and SP/it IFIC REMEDY, are the only safe and expeditious Cure, and are so in.mcent in their nature, as to regime little or 113 restraint. As a restorative fur General Debility, Wesselle Je.aits I)rups, have heat lung, knot; a and rstieined t wl s the Debility anises front the two (-optima use of Mercury or in tense heat of Climate, they ore equally serviceable : --sari as have the misfortuae to he troubled wish old stubborn Gleets, Seminal EMs,io*t, or any weakness ofthe kidneys. rs Urete ur Bladder, Itiabetes or Ditlicultv o f making Ka— ter, will experience a complete Cure by die perseseraucc. SHAW and CO. 66, St. Paul's Charch.3ard, haviar 'Wf - shamed these Medicines of Mr. WessAls, name MN 1044•01 bi be genuine unless a Black Stamp, eagraved with their ad dress. appears on tile outside nievery bottle. Ail. fur Wessell,' Jesaits Drops. . '2.s. !s.—and per bottle. STRENGTHEN IN Prepared by Dr. Ilannstrotw. No. 89, Greg Bartholomew-. Close, West Smithfield, Loodoa. rIMESF: Pills cure Asthma' anti Shortness of Bre i thia g , Abscesses on the Longs, Nervosa. Clo plaints. Cough. 4. Female Weakngspes i'Vtl description, the di,tressing coakequraires of bit L:aboor, Se mina .oWooirmemea_iss Mem npeolos hem teMlas or ea causes: and as a bracer of tile Solids nod promoter of I)igev tion, they are kept m a Family Mealionse Ist the Ent PNOUlif of Distinkin in t King:boa, and are I.e recoomseaded hv the long entihrsat Physicians, to Bra mai for De bility its rather Sot. Peter is. the box. Daly Meladed. Also. 11A:tlISTRONli'S FF.,IIALI•: Vic:GETABLE PI I.LS, for female, only ut the commestrensent end der/ino of the '&4 critical perio4 or their firths awl are also toe mo.t proper Ploy !'or Women after I.yitai-in or Nliscar riage. brim( the only Medicine in the World to be depended on fair coring lugaus:nattalici, Obstructions, add 11 Ice's to tier W um b . TO DR. 11ARMSTROMG. is iwiitaible to du joilee to the meritA of yenr Strengthening ,'ills: 1 Aare been the mother of 'kneel chil dren, and hAve. also bad 4.:veral tui*earriagri., and far six eans have been in a luw declining ;tale of health. I um .4-xi-rely tabled wltit violeutleins is sly stomach an I Imek. and n ht-ary weight in my bead raid e)es, issmiblin% and patio in toy lower extremities, LI a mold unpleasal.l ;ion of bearing down; mint fortsesiely I is as- ree.insubsidedt to it the a trial of vonr Strengthening Pills, fi ns/ notes oG whorl; lave restores we to perfect health. Yours mum respectful y. MAtt Y SAMBROOK, At Mr. Falsoyes, No. 10, Alinint-qtreee r Jan. I. 18,19. Grubtemor-iiseare, Loudon. Them Pith max be had of the ()odor, E, Greet' liarthislomen•elam, West smithbckj, proatesl direo- Rum, 4uxied by the Proprietor's ware, describing a number at. well authebntieated caws; turd by hi. xlipiiietteent Om, are sold, wholinmle and triad, by Messrs. Harries , and Si*, No. 93,. fleet-market, Landau; Bolton, Rossi Exchange; IYairdi No. Holborn; Rennes, Oxford-item*. opposite hound-strut : and at Crisp's 3lrdit ine \lllr,twiew, elle:- garden. ; nod all the respectable bleoielie Venders lu rosin 11011 Gemiltry. LON.DON and fisslaii+ll(.4 ts% 11. 1.0 V 111.1., at• i.e SCA r GIIWA N 01 I'LL I, b 7, fleett-Arrert. I 4 .11 t ~~