The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-25 00:00:00

e• • ..1 , ' , I l i I it? • 1-% - - r t e -5 , 11P 06- 41 1 1P7: .x • - LAW INIWLLIGFANGE; COURT OF CHAM:EttY, Jinx 21, 1812. Tnox.ss p. stonao?czast. ,/ Mr. RICHARDS again mentioned to the chsanslior the Petition for payment of the Duke of Queens ber4vis legacies and a t innitie . s. . Mr. RICUARD4 stated, that the,Dtko had given legacies and annuities to his servants, and neetlY sums to other,serrants and poor persons, the parti cular objects of his Grace's bounty; and that al dheugh these persons were represented by him in the Petition, as they were in fact the Petitioners and Plaintiffs in the suit, yet their peculiar situation, which were that of extreme distress, called epos' him particularly to notice their claiMs to his Lordship, and to request that his Lordship would direct pay ment of the arrears of their annuities and weekly. allowances, and interest of their legaci?s, at least up to the date of the Master's Report ; or that his Lordship could direct the Executors to p4y them. The Loan CHANCELLOR said, he had thought of these persons before, but could not at present make any other order than ho had made : the Executors had not admitted assds. Sir SAIICLI. ltommt.Y, as Counsel for the Execu torS, said, the Execntors lamented the hardship of the situation of the persons now applying, 'Etna 'were vatly to act as the Court should direct; but they could not admit assets sufficient to answer all the de massifs against the Duke's estate, after notice of the Scotch claims, otherwise they inigkt make themselves personally liable. The CHANCELLOR said, the Executors would have done wrung had they admitted assets after notice, mid after what had h; m reported by the Master of the amount of the S,•eteli claims, and which *pear ed. to be enormous ; he lamented as much as any one t the situation of the persons who this day particular ly applied to him, hut the Order he had made ens the only ono he could snake at present, under the cit;:umstauces. ItIWELL, A DANXSUPT. Sir SAstum R0311 . 1.11' morA, on the Petition of the Bankrupt, that he might be liberated from an •ttent excruterl against him, while attending his examination before his Commissioners under corny! ;Alcor) process, pursuant to t►eir summons and no tice. _ _ On the examination, at two o'clock. iu the after noon., it apoeared that a creditor, then on his way to tow n fro.n Ipswich, was necessary to be present, and wns expectpd to arrive by six o'clock iu the even ing. w hich nappened. On the pos;poorment of the examination till six in the evetting, at two o'clock the Prisoner retired into another room in the same house, and under the same i roof, to an ai, the time appointed, and was accosted by a Revenue °nicer, who entered into conversa tion, and drank with him, pending which a Sheriff's ! alicar, iet for the purpose ) arrested the 13anIsrupt, and held him under a* extent from the Crown, till the ,! hour of examitiation, and °tiered to let him be ex amin. d K bile in his custody. The Commissioners, said the Learned Counsel, very properly refused to examine the Bankrupt ; in r• ch a predicament he was detained in custody. This a rest was, he contended, illegal upon principle and toe law of the land, al:d net by the Statutes of Bankruptcy, which he admitted did not bind the Crown la such cases, aad prayvd fur the liberation of the Bankrupt. Mr. Coot:z opposed the motion, upon the Statute of the 4.41 of George 11. chap. 5. But the Learned Counsel did not press this further than to take his Lordship's opinion upon it ; and in the event of granting the motion; to protect the Otlicer against evil consequences. The Lours Cuuvcattott observed, that clearly the Statutes of Bankruptcy did not bled the Crown ; but that it was not on such Statutes this motion was foeuded, but upon the general law of the land, and upon principle, which entitled the .Bankrupt to his Uteri), and he should, on principle; order him to be discburged, even against the Crown. Tue Prisoner was ordered to be forthwith liberated by an order not upon the (Meer, but the Gaoler, to that edict. ESSEX ASSIZES. cuzi.msi ORD, T 14011110.11% Jett le. IstAims V. ceoennu. ifils case lasted the greater part of the day. It vres an action by a farmer, at Epping, against the Defendant, for the art of his serri-At, in carelessly di iving a calf-tart and overturning the Plaintiff in his. chaise, by which Lis..l:all was fractured, wain was *Ulm-vise very much injured. 'f..e 1,!04t.1 of Oa case depended, its a great tnea. sure, on the contradictory nature of the evidence ad- Amend, as to which Fatty was in fault. The case on the part of the Plaintiff, as proved by srverai witnesses, was as follows :—That he was (Hem; his chaise through Stratford, when the D 2. fenctittes servant, svho was driving his master's calf. eats, i n a uanton manner, chose to drive furiously, or at lea:. intemperately, between him and the bank, its whiA there was not sufficient room to pass ; the consegaence was, that he caught the wheel of the Dal:sties chaise, and overturned it. The Plaintiff was thrown over, and taken up senseless. Mr. foo3. Illizzarsl, who attended him, said, that be found him in a state in which he daily expected his death; his skull was fractured internally, and he Lail no doubt, from the symptoms, but that the frac tuni cp!amenced at the right ear, because he bled from that ear, and had been deaf on that aid.) e'.l-r since. Ills own domestic Apothecary also stated, that he day. - continued to visit him down to the present __-.r, .and ;. more than WO miles from , nt ,gi it a t ., be was now Imlay blind of gest*, though the ac- : As the latest of the occurrences referred to in ..tr. eitlent happened on th. 5414.4447 411' December last, I , Algirausxes• Letter took place more than threc and he had no hopesbelNNilliMor -again recover to !. weeks ago, the complaints of that Gentleman would 'lnfect Lealth; and .dt_* but the greateit ,certainly not have had less weight, if the publication abstemiousness would to enjoy even tole.; of them tad not been delayed till it was rendered im. Fable health. t possible for Mr. BROUGHAM, proaptly end persos. For the D4endant, the servant, who drove the , ally, to vindicate himself; or tcr refute them in sods tell. was called ; but lie gave his evidence Was au- ! a way as he might consider it most proper to dem *feeling a manner, as excited the disgust of all who I We repeat our wish that Mr. Ill'licaau.kollad boned him thought fit to publish the precise word tilei l ha,did • tioverat other witnesses• were called, who stated, use, which would have patltte public in thatentsity that the flaintilf was driiing his *lsaias is a careless 1 of forming a true judgmout en the matter. 4. , 1 :f: 1.! it t ;. :,i7 1 lil . l ) 4' , i 1 li ro i •,,„ , F A i , •' 'r • . . •••.. ~ . ~ .•~•. ' , usei t nee on tlie.wroog side of the read; bat from. their testimony it appeared, that the Defendintls , serv a n t r ipi K ht have avoided the accident by the slight est itttention. . . . Mr. Seejeant SuLetrxen, for the Defendant, • corn. : stinted ou the hardship of the Defendant being obliged to answer for the misconduct of his servant, and that the Jury would be perfectly satisfied he was . f negligent iis his conduct bi.fore they found a verdict 1 against a man who was personally innocent. The I,OIID CHIEF Bartelr stated, that the law I wisely made masters answerable for the acts of their servants,, in order that they might take care to em ploy none who were not trust-worthy. He then de tailed the evidence on both sides, and said, if the Jury thought theAefentlatst's .servant had acted neg ligently, they would find for . the Plaintiff,' With such 'damages as they thought reatroo . ible'compeusation. ...Verdict for the PlaintkltLbetbitOS 891. . . S tri: AEI'S e.S.OOATS.. John Smith and Pan Anderson Were yesterday In dicted for feloniously stealing.a shirt, a hat, and se -1 - verak r os her articles, the property of Mr. S. Hitch cock, a slopseller, Tooley-street.—lt • eppeired that Ithe 'Prisoners went to his shop on the I.lth of July, land represented themselves as sailors returned from a long voyage, and in want of several articles of cloatbing, which they named : he made up two bundles for them, amounting in value to ltl. and wrote out two bills of parcels with them : the Pri soners said their ship not having been paid oil they ` bad no reoney about them, but if he would go to 14r. Brown's, a pilot, iii Jamaica-row, he would be paid: hi accortlingy delivered a bundle to each of them, and went with them—he sass Ms. Brown, who expressed great concern that he could not pay him 1 till the following day. Wl:ilst he was in conver- . ; saline with . Mr. Brown, the Prisoners had left the room, taking the things with them, he was therefore obliged to go away without his money : on enquiry 1 In the neighbourhood he heard that they were cuesi- dered as no better than a nest of swindlers alto gether; upon receiving this information he applied for a warrant, and the Prisoners were apprehended next morning. Brown had escaped. The Prisoners were also •indicted on a similar charity brought against them by another slopseller, Mr. Coverlev, from whom, by a similar artifice, they had obtained goods to the value of 161. but on his ' applying for payment at •the appointed time, he found LIE. Brown gone, and the house shot up. _ The GliNlamas expressed his regret, that the Pri soners should have been indicted for feloniously stealing, when, as it appeared .from the evidence on both cases, the goods had been voluntarily delivered to them. They must, therefore, be acqui!tech The Prosecutors, however, might consult their Solicitors as to prosecuting ihent in another shape, where of fenders so notorious would not escape punishment— atidto afford them an opportunity " of doing so, he Would tint permit them to be discharged tift the Sessions wore finally concluded. 1 1 FOLIC'S. BO VV-oiTit E Monday night Mrs. Gladwiti, of Havre, was a'lrmed by her female servant knocking at her cham ber-door, and sa, ing she strongly sespected there were thieves in the house, from the dog harking vio lently, and ether circumstances. A ligot was pro cured, and on examining the lower pelt of the pre mises, the kitchen window was found open ; a ham per basket packed fun bf plate and other valuable ar ticks, and another full of china and valuable proper ty. No violet:l:e had been used to 'he premises, nor could any trace of the robbers be made. The cir cumstances caused considerable alarm and uneasiness to Mrs. Gladwin; she examined her property, and discovered that she had lost several articles of plate and other property, and in consequence gave inform ation at the above Office, and applied fur an Officer. Taunton, after hearing a full description of the cir cumstances, gave it as his ppiciiou, that there had been no robbers in the house, but that it was a scheme of the female servant who had alarmed Mrs. Glad win on Monday night under a pretence that thieves were in the house, and challenged her with having stulzn the preverty that was missing; and she, after some difficultraod hesitation, confessed it, and that she had pledged the property at Mr.. Nichols's shop, the pawnbroker's in Old .Brentford. Yesterday she underwent an examination, when the pa,wobroker produced the property, and identified the Prisoner as having pledged it ; and Mrs. Gladwin proved it to be her's. The Prisoner as committed for trial. GUILDHALL. .tt•i:!•Iy a Journeyman Shoeffiaker was summon ed heroic the Sitting Alderman by his employer, who complained that the ll.dendant had unlawfully de tained the work given him to make it up, and had brought him a pair of lady's boots of different stuff to that given to make up. The man expressed con trition for his conduct, and nffered to make every allowance to his master, and finish all his work, which his master and the Alderman consented to, • and lie wits discharged. HATTON-GAR DEN. • Yesterday a woman underwent a final examina • tiou, charged with going into the shop of a haber dasher at Somers Town, and purloining two pieces of sarsnet ribbon of the value of 30s. She was fully committed to Newgate for trial. It is to be lamented (as it applies to the feelingaof Mr. B R OUG11.1)1'S friends) that Mr. M'KutaELL should hare delayed his attack. on that Gentleman, which appeared in a Morning Paper of the 20th, until MT. Elitout; n. 131 had set oil on the Northern Circuit on Ins professional duties, and was probably miles fr.( • bondon when it appeared. Mr .* • mg...TWITS% ~lA. * _ r... ie Lord Cranborno• has 'commenced his canvass Hertfordshire, and doubtless all. toe ititere4 of 'the Salishury family will be exerted itt<•his favour. But we are glad to see that the Freeholders taite . .o.ery 'opportunity to evince their ,diSinclination to desert their present Repiesentatives; Mr. Breed and Sir' Ji,hn *bright, whose steady adhe•etice to their_ knowu liberal and enlightened pritaciples, fled tutu.. nus atteutien to their duty in Po rliament, has se cured them the deserved "esteem of their Constid. ents. This disposition on the part of the ,County stowed itself pretty evidently at a late Agricultu ral Meeting, and tit The Sheriff's Dinner on the corn. mencement of the Assizes, - last Monday, which was Very numerously attended by the Gentlemen of the most respectability and weilit in the County.— I After the usual teats, the Shelia', J. Currie, Esq. I . rive " The County Members," which was drar.k. with throe times three by general acclamafo.t, and followed by the most ardent and enthusiastic apt . plaits°. The healths, of " The old County Men-- . bers," Mr. Plummer and Mr. Baker, both of whom, 'it is understood, zealeusv support their two most re. spectable successors, was drnitk in a manner that must hare been highly e,ratirving to their feelings.— The healthy of air. Halsey and .Mr. Giles were also drank with tokens of distin,guii:ted regard. We trust that this genuine spirit of independence, so cre. ditable to the County ci Hertford, will manifest it self mosfetTectua!ly on the day of trial, should Lord Cratiborne persist in his threatened opposition. But we think hie I,nrdship, who (as well as all the above named Geotlemen) was present at the dinner in the Shire.liall, can have derived but little encourage ment to his hopes from what he• witnessed ou that occasion. A few weeks ago, in the parish of Kirkconnel, •near Satiqultar, there was found in a partridge nest, a young partridge, with two distinct bills, three eyes, one of which was in the centre of the head, four wings, A"-i four legs. The young bird was alive when found, but is since dead. It is now in the possession of Mr. Thomson, surgeon, in Sauquhar, who has preserved it as a curiosity. On Thurs:ay last, Mrs. I win % of Great Ceram-street, of a daughter. MU). Oji Maturely last. at Baekoorth liont,e, in the county of Nurthusube.liwol. Ralph %I illiaiu Grey, liaq. in the tiith year of leis age. -SJLE6'. Singularly pleacant Cottage, with Shrabbery, Darden, &c. 11- mate la titel!rrf,:nll4e port Peutonvilie. By At their Spacious Roams. Piazwa, Cnvent-garden, on 'TIJESII DAY, 4, at Twelve. A REMARKAB LY Pleasant COTTAGE RES& DENCE, delightfully .itunte on the rite of the bill, at Pentooville, and kunwit and jtotly admired a: ULNA ES COII'AGE ; calculated in every respect for the complete s t ecommedmion of a roulerate•sized respectable Family, surrounded by • thilying Young shrubbery, inclined with railing, a ,green , nsid rummer chaise h.suse, stable. Arr. ; the whole supplied Niih water, and in perfect order ; held fn- a term (462 }ears from Michael mas next, nt a ground rent of Si. per ann. • Mav be viewed till the Sale, with Ticket; only; od Parti cular:had on the Premise.; and in Colent.garden. Brighton.—Long Leasehold Estates, with view of the Sea, Iligh-strut, and flitch-street. Hs Mews. ROBINS. it their Spacious. Rutwis, Piarza, Covritt.gardta. on TC ES AY. Atatua 4, nt ;1* a rive, la Tu.t. Lat., ASU 11:i TA NTI A L weliltuilt DIV E ',LING. novsE, Id the nerummullutims- of is relit et able Falun,. pleasantly startle N. St, i.:h-.treat, Brighton, gluing a view or the Sea, cunt • taitte tau amid I , OIIIIIS Oa ait •. ta oh all rtypii.ite duates.tic eunvestieners t held fur a tend of 'tear YD cat S. at A t rutel-rent of I. lilt.. 61. a yonr. A 14.), a smaller RESIDENCE, in Rurk-street , held for up wards of 9.1 crt'rs.:.n 1 not subject to any el - mind-rent. Masi be viewed ten dap' priur to the Salr, ;lIA Particulars ha 1 of Mr. kichardsuo, Gastle-stpoitre. Brighton ;nod in Covent garden. Five Wit It•Tice ttridg • Ttiva Worthiog Poring Bond, nod a Bund uf a tientlinaiiii, resident at Widtbiug, uf great credit. • MrAifs. 11014 INS, At their Morino , Rone.. Pi;.aza. Ciorein-garden. nn TUES DAV. Aogu:4 t. so 'fnelvo. in Lots. withoot any restriction, 1141 1 E WICII-TREE 11R10(;E TRUST JL: 110 N OS, acrios the Mire, Taney, Minvagan, of 501. each, Wm thing Pasirg. Liztiting. dtc. Patild of 14/01. enrit heating inierest•of five per cent. ; also a Unlid of a ("it'iIICAGIII. a Stir. grim. &v. of great credit. residing at Wortit.eg. SiLivest, for 15s. 44. payable on the oil, of lic:oraary, ISI3, ant on the sth of February, 1811, with intereFt. Particulars tray he had six cloys prior to the Sale, of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Ilampoeu4l.—An Escedleat Family Residence, in perfect Or der, with immediate possession. By Messrs: ROBIN a, At their Spacious Roam., Fiakcis. Ciayeinspirden, on ES- I) August I, by direction of the Aistgimes, and consent arks- Non:nit:lots. - ARES' DENCK,huilt within the last four years, with a view to the comfortable oreopatinn of A RLSPIXTA !ILE FAMILY, and w ill be found in all respects to answer the purpose ; con taining suitable servants' beef-rooms, pleasant best cLitinhers and eressmg-rutim, a complete motile of drawing-rooms of large dim ot en-its and elegantly finished t.a breakfast parlour, stable dining imalutir, est, aace-hall, water-closets, capital kitchen and offices on the ba-eaten. near fure-i oat t, and garden well laid out. The situation is remarkably vtensant. near to the lop of Ilautkasteadslaill;.the subtler by of the air, fiat ..Yieltasand rides, with the easyiecess.to town, are too well known to re etire further csousuveat; a term of SI years at et banding reut of V.Y. per nnuum. N. 11. The elegant Furniture may be taken by Valuation. May be viewed every (lily tit the &Ile, and Particulars bad; also at the Mart; and in use ria7.1.11. . Recipes, Valuable Property in Public Medicines, &g. By hirers. ROBINS. At their Spacious Lame; Nam!, Covent-garden, on TUES DAY. Argtiti 4, at Twelve &Cluck, in Five Lois, Ti!iRECIPES, and all the PROPRIETOR'S tIMIT and INTER EsT in and to several PUBLIC EDICIN and other Preparations. held in high estimi-' lion, atidlowingoosinnt mice.. The whole trill be sold w ithou t the l‘ao reserve; atm/ as the prosession of any nue of the Lets would be stallicient to ell talc an industrious iudividual of either sex to obtain a genteel mid easy livelihood, or even adlueoce for life. the present is well a.. opportunity as ose seldom occur.. Printed Particular 4 may be had sin days grieciiellig'S.ile, or Messrs: Robins. Gwent-gardea. • • - • . I .. • Litiagiitu Hills, Essex.—Ereehold Farm of Pear Sixty Acres, 1 with possession. • 4 .0 By Messrs. ROSINS. • l' At their Spartan. Rooms, 11 ilia. Covent -garden, on TUES. '1) jY. /tugs:A.lB, nt Twelve tiClork, • t • 1 AVALUABLE and h ighly Improvable FREE- HOLD ESTATE. comprising a Fran-house, with all requisite buildings, farm-yard. Ste. together with . • FIFTY-SIX ACRES • / 'of eery excellent Lands lying within a ring-Mire ' a nd corn pleiely eneirrii!sg)he ninsainunr. the grounds of which extend * l ' /,'-' - - ' - '"'" tonspike-rond to,Soutit-end. together I" &date is situate in the ' -.‘ Billericay and South-' ' • - -..t•ctitse of Mr. 1 valise of Eighty ~.. ~~ • * •SALE,Y. Within a Mile of Sittvh-end,E-sez.4.-ElLible Fara of Thit threw Acres of Capital Load, im a liDakfeime, * so, Gbarch. _ • • • • Wy Iteir:is. tiOlFllfg, ,At their Sanciatis !Lot em, Pioxis i Covets/I'lolm ea; TJJI • DAY, August IS. at Twelve'. 0 Clack y,,. lin-Ji•a Esteuton of Hrs. Elizabeth !icor. VALUABLE aud. 11.414y:improvabl e COI' A HOLD 'FARA, connistiag of Vairty4itre• Arm- of azirkabl v. g att Rtstare a n d .Arable Iris: • rr:mi envoi act, and within a Ogg-fence. plentstatle *et .irk at s., rCherrh o within a ;dile of (he villige`of Prriti&s.ll, et&l sane distaure from • "FlIFIAl)llIREDW PLACEOF SOUPII-E! on Lena, winch eiitiretrat 1819, t, Mr. 11 11:&•reitt, at ;& tiCrgr old law rent of Forty Guinan, bat or presumed ialue . ,tf Eleatylloinens a )ror. %Inv be viewed till Sae by pernitaion• Alf •itte Team and Partiral•trs bed at the Irtay:d. II .t, ti.14411.-rad ' Frittiatoll; G 4.1•41 Lioti, ttatmgb ; New i4,4p, Tart ; Crown„ ; the Auctito ;-..art, le:alto:14 Canouf-gortleo. • Kiilt. Elelighlforrreehiild itesidetwe, el: 2 l4*W eaten ice ' Pleavere Grotit.ds. sio I PI: a rtgysav, and Otte IL,, d F lei wte Avers of Luoi, iti A non fetll e b :weeu Dr. an d cooky: taco , great pl 4 O Vale ti cc. and Lae slide e; crated from Laitcl-14 t . ttOPANS, Al their Si/swine's Rams, kli;ft.go„ Cactioils‘den. tin It DA IF, A it..ust 13, at Toelse.,• . (aoless pre, iuitely *by I n C.'ntractl, a • . A SING ULA.ItLit desirable. FitE l .llo' LA. EsTATP:. 44111 i ring of a Sotietsintiai d eict rilosive.ofwaiideta architecture, fn,hed•within a ea y ,I s le ealllll.llollilfill with ilie ii tot ppr.ived •:;•1 , -. Met iviraMv eileabwed for t uc complete i.Lcisal4n..dation of a hi, respectable Family, met railed WANS HOUSE ;MANSION, Dellitstfolly situate brio ern Devices and C hip timbale, and • judicious distance. from the hip,n turnpike-toad. The to dater is vorrouoded by its e ttetifille Inwir, 441`rirsti. aati o gni thaw, which are of great cairot iiatt bootie, uwifir iluiv' order; the deutehedvitlices are ontscrotn and c anplor. T. iher with several Cleves of Arable, itlendow, and. Pie Ground, and en estenaive Coppice, aboundin with Ar cutup rasing in it.e ho:e apwarav of ONE HUN 1/11 ED AND fl.'-1'H•0 ArR This 1- s ate is particolas ly inwilb g, and well cal a! ii d• S i nittonao, turd pow u on may b. nb a ned iouae:i•itel i. Punka:ars nicty'' be had - 21 d,iys . p•i•ir to the Sale, 44 Premiss ; Mr. Salmon, Mice, Devizes, w ho will give an t to view the i'st..t;•; at the principal ['meat Chip! Villain, f; Ilion, and Nlarl!mr;vue It ; and in emvein-gardeo, where a and Dri.vv ii of the Properly may be WO. WOKS. By Nle;srs. KING awl LOCUM At their Great. Room, 3.4, Cu-street, Covent-girel MONDAY next, mid followiuf day, ut Twelve o'Cloc r i miE remaining STOCK 10 TRADE of a BOC 11 ShiLlitt, ii.cludhig several goAl Classic and Authors, a few Books in Q.dees, &e. , May We vieoed on Saturday, unil Catoingues now kid. . _. • • Cottage and Imn4, Kitkern. . By Mr. iI.PIIILLIPS. • *l At hi. Great Room, New ItoOd-etreei, on moxpAy, ", 3, at T.,e1. 1 eci9cl4; . - A L FREEIIO4.II neatlyAtteti COTTA , and ... A RES' r) ENCL. with all reqiilette domestic olli"., s, ,built coach-house, stilthree.eall iflibbt; teated . iiii , &Avisi. esivirossed by the paddock, orchard, pleatiare:pedantij aid i deg. situate about two milcs fr.grt London, Is to l.i*.geis rand; forming a igeri int retreat, abouridiag In Wormed. and uniticumbe red withu•.eiess essperke, , u i c ti6 r a t Cottage is arranged conveniently for,door.tie rieresontods and cumin ises a drawing awl dinine riuval../A 4l e , PEihe'ral secindary chambers; au anti ncd dresint-etions, Ain, 11, dairy. &e. _ •, ~ May be viewed. by tickets, after the 1154 lost, to be he Mr. l'idllips 7'l New ;rand-.treat. where Mao may now be printed Particular.; of Me.sri. Jennings wait 4;idlier, C. street; at the Clic it, l'i Banco; and lit sae MlllB. Stock of bhdice Viihett. of tsfe.ori", i h ales Find bans. By Mr. ti. fl At his Gloat Rooms. Nevi Bood-sireet, ws, FR I) AY Jul. 3,, and frill.. %i..g t md on the -P.emisr., ;Jewry. on TV t.SIDA Y. Amgose 4, and Two following Un 'orivr, • .. ?VHF. Extensive anti Valuable STOCX of Cho JL FRL•:hCU and fi Olt I%ION WI3 ES,. of tile r0%..0 hi* ed VintaAps, HO I •oloerior s, compined of needy THOUSAN'D DOZENS, The genuine and entire Stock of imitate Sim of t HARLEM and DICK lAN. Dissolved .Partnership, and by whim this Stock ell at liberal et rare, in the purchase. of Wales- ii(*the quality, from evert import(' that, and whereby the Howie came diwinguithed for prime Wows of every elect.—Ai which tire. Claret ad Ports V illofllll Iturguitily Buren .a . Pat:ire:a I. legtso Sherries 'Brandies Ma/Wires Ruin, The Sherries have. beef' MU( k m. it •rated by voyages Ili Indies, and ore lieculiarit fine ; the East and ISew lodia deems are rick and of high deviser ; aad iu the stock 141 r o hite brandies, old rum, cherry brutdy, ale, porter, and Ste. Ste.. Samples may be had, n,ma pay log fir, at the Vanlei, Je arty, a , d Catalogues also there bad; and at • Mr. • Ptah 73, Nea n od-►loeal; ; mid at the Maw. -1 DEBILITY ke.—Messrs..aaii. Cu time to direct their attention In those Di. nett, by the powers of the conistitution h-Totne enfeebled ; rindjltri perienee its .such cases, during to I.one mid successful pet enable , theitt 11/ inks to toersons so stillietetl x a's,ife suit-onion to sound and vigorous health. ' rors..isidi.order, quetotly contrneted in a inomeot of hotovietitiotro 11+ tit frequent conconnilantp, strictures stud • 4 1evis. aro by plan of treatment ( without restraint in diet or CUT speedily and effectually -cyred ; and where an early St. eNtiell le Wade, un ttitentery of Ilia infection, the room is freipiet.ily removeil. V.sso days.. stiy proles-mg . sively the cure of such compinints, ms.l iis order tl tot may not he marked by A nsi4taken fens with the obleclo ju.ll:chttarlicd In the ignorant entpirist. Messrs. Om toe think it bit illStite Is theintrtvet Its mate, thor they have re4al.lrly educated its every tironcb . nf the lorafe-sion (frith of whleb free% clisferron hosPitods, and t.stionotoinls foot most eminent Pity icitont, they Intre bs einlittllV sissy iugtta that the site‘'.'si remoltinK from their endenv.ou vs fora tetl them so twit the practice a roe vostral pcurtitlonor r and presume Out their pretensint6 constitute!• fittigeasad foe aistsveredontold confide-tier 'A it n :IWO die, tme, stoj . loe Fal been so liberally humoured. 'ro enn:illted At 'heir V doily, hysither sex, personally or 1i:1/eller. InoitiCteeree! otleacy, itnd Attention. letters are expelled ttreintorls it .1 note f or ' 'Advice nod medicines, (foes :Atli 'Cu Sistoeorts -• lionverie-sweet, Fled -slog's. . • TAK NaTIU.E.• A PERSON in. the Neigilhourhood of this), TS called a few daVvagn twist, Mr. Arita M+[ ,aid, Hi wick-place. in that City - , and informed hort l 'bat Iris Wilt been dangerously affected with a UAltirriaz to her Longs (i Surgeon termed ii), attended with :0 aiming kineuties. 'inflow, dif fi culty of broothiog, kr. Ike. lo..viog ,ztven Mei tinoe , ,, One Half Gnieta Battle of Or, SOI.OM( f:OItDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, .lee recovered in Cie mannor her health and iiislrfe, her compliiiit ha , beeH ilaireby removed nowt tairactilini-ly, &;:r Mr. AP Donald ha. perutiasloi; Su refer restroctable gaiter% In the intrip.. Decembec, NIL • .• : • Appletharsite,.near Needal, -Peiliiirsiy U To DR. SOLOMQN., 'Vac 11•11•111#4,014 Sitt.,—lnstars , vd With viOttr . s of •mtr celehratediltrdicine; the COMM A L RA , LM or GILEAD , mysellhounden its ice to son. soak for Iho Iteuent of Public, to Inform you., that rarl hot 'tiring I had tt yin pain in toy 'breast, nectitapanied with difitruHy of Neat:ling ;.. esetwsire weakliest, to that 1 cinild scarcely nail,. I .riliai fused fur sante time labouring undi.•r the run-i distrepsing syw wren, seeing in th e We,turirland A dverti,cr, all oar *of some cures pet r - irmed in Ibis neighbourhood by takiial said Medicine. in the hitter part of Septeitih. r, 1 procur FauTiiy Boole of M 41•49. M. antt K. Iftrisraliwaite, your A; 'by tatting of *ho . ot, iii twti' days time I Alit ite rest. , virtues, and before I had Mashed the. wistse restored .. former health : wldcht. lbtutk G.d, I MO now it,; and reman, Y. or most ohediciit tervaia W i tnesars , ISAAC HUTeIIINSO7 and It. Brnalhwalte. Kend,ti. ..t.ve4 23 sev 14 121 L4)4 DON . ; Pr - hated and Publiiited he 0 ) - ~1 tuctessAit thnnes. ~ . . ' I;ii Ilia one tield-Uf tits keel t u nsptke-r° ad to,Ssulls-ead , psi wise' s small prnitsetiss woad. Thisßiats a situate i • li l ait 1 4 1 101, 4 part of Pays , between Billericay and , end, and eatulgt ie tainotan MI% *lime seeettpatisu I I Vf4!4l•*„. albs Crown bus, and of tba SOW TAW or i I .Cluttpeas. „ „ . . • • 4 . 14 Y be ekweti tilistiu. . sisa raMtillifiliaterth as hirticutiree, ebeishof • ilrtica , 1101 . Re55.4114,1 Covert-bard-n o where a ril: of the beista wa be ism • 4 I u4th FES. f ih t PY. f re. oetv i•oot I tin i:, r the met, /Yl4O 41(.4 04 in Li ] Nwt 9. ini 1 •...ct of 2 nano,. p' . Urg 11 • d P , .1 the V l ' tat Ad at the Wing e ,< r. t«4 O . ;•••tioe tit vot.e t t) sou of f. 1. t) •ti eta !':111e, I IL ;., 'it Si • • 'I p. AGE 11 .11 of *sore, ft Id gar- i!, !vta.t, fr , dew, of the of el u/4 f 49. 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