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MIL FA I,E , UII, Demist, of IVoburti.illace, 1 ftieVell-Anare; begs leave most respectfully to inform who may have occa s i on NOBIA.IT It nod (:ENTRY, I the exercise of his talents, that he may be consulter( during • Winter Season, between the hours of Ten io'cloclt iii the aiming and Five hi the Afternoon. A large Portion of the Community having been already re ' imred, and benefited by A ILTI FIC IA I. T E ETU. coustract ed by Mr. FALEUR. from a Mineral Preparation, he is al ways enabled, through the:liberality of Ills Friends, to 'give such references. as to thei cefficaey and durability, as cannot fail proving satisfactory to those who twiy,liaye nee:wino forsurti substitute,-au advantage and indulgence never before, he be lieves, enjrned by a Dentist. Mr. FA LE if ft engages to af fix from one Tooth to a whole Set, without pain or irritation to the Patient,and to renew' thea, without additional charge, should they wear, or change colduri . . Mr. FALEUR can also pffix an ARTIFICIAL• PA. LATE, inn simmer peculiar to himself. He has lately see eeeded in relieving a Gentleman, whose,sufferings and priva tions were great, and whbse ride Wll3 of the most difficult na ture. This Cientletnati has authorized Mr. Faleur (as well tram a feeling of gratitude, as front a wish to shtisfy any fei sty-creature labouring outer a similar affliction). to refer to him ill Case of any Aladin of Nit.. Faleur's capability. To those who are not acquainted with Mr. Fairer, be begs leave to observe, that his charge in either cnse will he always found inoderate. . . . . 18, Wolthro-placet 50th November, 1809 i ' r.' `~ ~. ~. •,'-~ io*. 6- 1, • • ' -..:',.... .II •_ . . . • Arc4l! : ri..• ' • ---7.: _. . . . • • . ? ''". -.. 0rd4 .r. 46 t . ipar4 •-I VI 3.4: , i 10. ~A•. •Ot , 1. ..1 ' Ltd) 11 13. ) , • • r .; . 7. : k .4 1. N.,. 1 7 \ - • ' . ' '. • • * .. . ' •*: 1 . ' - -,.. . VAAW,/ r I.ln . ..• Piq111..610 Wit. 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The Learned slated. the circumstances of the can, !h en ich tie l an ie these The plaintiff .was,eue of thole personages who, possessed great skill io the art and mystery, of painting, and one too who had-a species of amiss of such tralkeistitlescaltecies, that it surpassed every thing of the Itintrthat hild before been made. The plaintiff gut aeqoaintce Atria this defend:till through some eons musioation. itirthe: tathisk m alsa. plaintiff was a roan of .trausieedatit sad of shining talents, mod 'a mite peas:4i% , wiouti, tnailfmnst etquisite paintings--who vas t in tact, a brother virtuoso I The plaintiff profiled by the canoe:ion, for he persuaded the defendant to part with many antique paintings thigh ,he had in his possession, some of which paintings had been haAded (lima from father to sun, from time be. yond thtb memory of man; and some of them, inayhap, were likenesses of those ancestors who had :lone lioauttr*.to their' rece, either from thole feats in the field, or from the exercise of their . wisdom in . he Council; of their country, The d‘, fending having.gut rid of this rubbisla-rof this ana tique stuff-'-of this lumber that was not worth! house.room, the plaintiff persuaded him to put. .chase some of hit (the plaintiffs) painting!, to which were attached .the names of some of theettiost . accomplished masters that ever graced the Italian ter Flemish schools ; but there was no more tea :ssietblanc, lietweett those paintings and the works or those miters: to whom they were attributed, ibis there :tits between Butler's thsdibras• and Milton's Paradise -Lost ! The defendant, Mr. A,stley, had „nut been hors with a taste Air the 'Find Arti; .he hall only acquired it, and that ac. ttoir - eid . testa'wai , dp imperteet as to render • him ass: istaeompetent i jitifge of the authenticity of those produclions presented to him as the works of an.. .great masters... For those invithiabhi pamittsopucchafed by the defendant, hegatte to i thotito.ifir s hand fur payment thereof ; but Mr. given ..gi ,olotisl4 boil, found. ,ethow.egrogiostsly be h all been . * deceived, est Aunctiveltily- refused folske hp the bond, MOM. i ing,,lhi!t the, fraud. Ahosslll,,come before a Airy, ki tlrtiitritlf, _after such, adios!, prodgetted at WO sftist'Mr. Astlei; who, shortly after medemniWentiteefittldf, liiiiill; (it on 'T la tee. ir. pentsef 1181.•••iaterest on the said err a nd,. and east, inn oi ng 44 0 0 44 ,all proceeding flierei" shoulil be stench.., That. motion was,stticcessful ; ho ob. ititive'j 4 Illie....The coats wore then tamed, anti • 11/1111ti 'se - taxed," (be amount Was 401. 2s. Bsl. an 11111 Want that st..ertted must excessiie awl most•ex. ~trpo'rstinary. Although the defendant had not . ;tatted, site plaintiff, in acconntiog fol. theamount, `OW • that he had prepared his briefs, and that he "IVid Ste:en at considerable expesices in getting his 1 sytirlesses ready . to prove the execution of the! P hood. For those costs the Master had allowed kite, whirls made the amount of the bill so great. He committed, on the part of the defendant, that I 4 t i lle 'pliOntifr ought not to be allowed those costs ; law had not been eVets intimated to him that they Mast to dispute the 'execution $4 the bond ; in. fleed Int •knew that they intended to admit it. The ti 4 endent had Rot pleaded, but he had consented 'to receive short notice ,of oriel. They never in tended to drspiite the validity of the bond, but the ' itetniv that conipaid the amount fur which the bum/ was given.' ''• . The Court we*. of• opinion, that •as defendant. ,haflooosentk..lsl fp receive short notice of trial, the' 'Kemal)* was justified, in common urndence to I liitilself; to be prepared.with lkis Ipviefs and wit, sate4s , ; Ond' that isi no a flidiiie luid been. produced to provolo tlw contrary, the Mailer was justi. , &din allowing the eusts•he.had. . : ' • attle refused.. . , • METCAGO, BART. V..SAITTIL ' )•. I . . . , ... Mr. TA DHY moved for a rule.to•sheW cangdao.4 o, . the verdict - in this action should not be sot oak anti a new trial granted. • The action was brought by the Trustees of the. Globe Insurance Componyegainst M r..Smith.tbeir lAgent at York, to recover the amount of 4481. .or 'the amount.ot a bend : for 2001. which Mr. Smith 1 hl* given. to the GlObe Insurance Company. The' action was tried Ist•the last sittings at Nisi Prim: in London, andoe account of the absence of all' proof on. the 1)24 of the..plaintiff, and beetle.* the defendant had suffered jaagment to go by dd. ' ; i fault, fliereby admitting some damage, the Jury were obliged to find Mere noaSinal ti4mages, end.' accordingly found .doe stinting.. 1 • Lord Er.tproottooott remeMbered the case, and said, that rivessmstances.attended it which attended massy other cases which cam before bins at Nisi Prigs. It was an action 'WI a iieraftee, 'but without pro'of—withdut such priori as. could be received, in a Cosset of 'Law. They cootinually 'caused bids much trooble. . ts- . Rule rented. ~:;, ~l i- i , , trlr ....se•s. • • . . a&ADSTIIMMI 4 specie! p2int had, : for argument, Dock Compdat . in and out, . eat foe stivti 'haring take, t' au a voyage to ~O . Ades to. - - ialifax—had thence proceeded' - with another _Argo to Demerara; heals% delivered her liana fists, where she took hi another cargo for Engl. ; hod,, with which she procoeded to Liverpool; the port Irma whence she originally proceeded on het' voyage. Mr. CLARK*, tot. the Plaintiff, Contended that Ibis was a double voyage. Touching at two ports;' where the duties were the same) and delivering cordon: at each, he argitt 4 d, formed an intermis sion of, and delisrltive. ftom, the original voyage; which ought to he held all as free' &tithe one port iii any partfehlar division or qttarter of the worldi and beck again to the - same port.froto *bent* the olosol ortklnally sailed. Here, bowater„ the rcs= net had sailed to Halifat, where she *filtered her corgi., moi l hefted of taking•in *dbtlke Cargo at "iialifax, and thence returning to Lieerpotti l hod - prooretteite Detoortto, where AV took to afresh Woo l from wheisee she proceeded op a At 'fa's Aga to Liverpool ;• by which ; he t on te n d , tliti dirties toward, as well oetward, had been in:. eurrt . tL The coon was Of opinion, that the Voyage out and hothecomprelitnded the wholeureny particular voyege,and was dot terminated inconsequence of the Vessel touching, and even taking in it fresh cargo at any intermediute port. Had the vessel gond to any i port where •the rate of charge was higher than at - that to which tie clearance had been made, that 'Would haiti• l'Orined a separate question; op4 l had the vestal reletned'to any other port id this teen. , try, where Ike eight be truppoted to be dosnicileci; froth .thence have gone book to Animetta, and theft returned to the port of LiterpoOkthan the ehorge; is for a voyage home, would have seism , ' , .. miasma v. ovitirir. ."Mr. GARROY/ meted for a rule to she* Utile why the non,suit in this case should not be, set aside: This action was tried in Mishliesr; and the non.seit took place under the following cit.: cumstaaces —A person of the home of Dewey was indebted to the Plaintiff is‘ tho surn - of filtil: '' He demanded it, with the intentiort: of purchasing it . seilk-wilk, D.lrry informed him that he could not immediately give him the Money, but to pros I teed In the contract fur the otilk..waiki• Bud wee , :to ilay far it en a certain day ; and if he (Davey) disappointed hint or • the Mi. at the time of Nivea pletioo, he would forfeit 201. more Pin fee l tie ilid disappoint the Plaintiff, o and,, to tittay 'the tielms . igeitet a bill'On the Defendant., ho being thy dravr, for 2071'; On tire trial, Davey nes produced ty e witness, wallet, that the Ulf was an usurious elle. The Learned Conned staled, that it world be Tea soileetod by the Gisiof Justice .(4,ord Ellen bon:parrs y • ' . , That the niineqs spoke very indistinctly, instils)** • voile, that a rots monosyllables Only etteld dm . heard,, which were sufficient to lead his Lordship I and the Jory to believes ) that' the Plaintiff hail en. tercel into an agreement to receive tO per cent, fur his' iiiniqiy, . Under these considerations, he (the Learned Counsel) su ff ered his (,(lent lo be non. Isuited. Nest " facts had Conic to his knowledge I litiise,.tbat Davey, 'the drawer of the bill, and the whose, was also the Defendant's bail in the action. Under these considerations, he trusted' their Lord. *bikes would grant the rule. Lord Ectronottouou—" Your desire bf being non.suited was not forced ; I did nut, on the !dal, holdout any thing that should have enessuraged yell to that mode of proceeding ; you have an upper. tonity of bringing it before a Jury, but, under the pre-tent eirctimstances, you cannot txpect the Court to interfere," Mr. G A ttnoW—" I am fully aware of the trutlt of your Lordship's observation. I felt en anxiety to bring it before the Courts fur my judgment hits been rather doubted_ ; in 'looking 'over my b r i e f, I could not see that Davey had been mentioned as the bail of the Defendant. It might have been mentioned by those persons whom we gen e rally re iteive justructions from ; but, from the great press of business, I might have forgotten it; and, outlet the same circumstances, I don't kno w b u t I would to.ittorrow act in n !intik*, way. I hai e th oug ht i t necessary to mention (Wl9'llll'6 ie defence. of my, self, and to acknowledge Iliat.the Lord Chief Jos. lice appeared on 'the I"sAen io have an opinion in unison with staloe.'iAgnle s . refused., , COURT OF COMMON IslifiAS, ifiAllt 49. 4 _,.....„ , .. r ;( ;,y . . • • a •Ho 40( ;11,• tiiterat "` '. ' ' 1 • 44* • • „ ..: This witv-wpoint stet 4 d4orerriel at Nisi rri , ot i , , before Lord chief al Isidro Matislielii. The questieig4 was, iv hether wperson purchasing gqriffs, f and move ii , inyiug for -them for two years, di entitled to pafti” interest? It aplpeilred the( the PlaintitTiad sold 4, 4 quantity of oranges to . the befilticlafit,,who t oiler , a their delivery, -ottjeyted to them, as they weed priced. higher than htsiaiseekgd. The Pleintiff of.. *rid tit take thetit"tiattk, but the Defestdatst did I - not consent ; net!, iltinuet they were Buhl foe ' cash, did not pay for theimptil two'years had via " 'Wed. ' • . .. , ~, .The V•Virl, after i e ;ea er , trostnents dd. .114 11.i(i,li by Mr. Serjeant Lenslfdtlicellaintitf s and . Mr. Serjeattt Vaughan, for the • iefendant, dos d at ed, met however hard flie case might bear 1111Q111 . • the Plaintif f yet thiit could hot give an opissiop ' 4 euutrarresi - that which had beanie 0,46 i derided, ' that book , ' - Nero hot entitled too interest. , U...tiert. : Lions, they v(ete o,oliged to give ...., your OT the Defeiiiiiiit, es for as ,; - !tlrliissiot . bitt (114 Ilisapprove4 . isoOttitiloollir 19efeini.int might ',.. - ito b not Much . equity on .~ • - - , ~ifi[% .- .77•1 ~* 4. 9 . at lli I tiro+ isaorroos it. orLaimowt t flat but,k debts wer went *44 thitpue, 4taav merged der these coasidetati p• t, namely,_ ' l ite*, INF Liverpool that opinion.; in f4r iat !lid a rippit to eltarp I ittis botill was.coiknotal srii sloe two ookaget; *!tape of thr ttitreneC ; siteAvAvofit ut alto thiostiteolikOolly lititlitlested'fiy law, At America, hid delivered her cargo litkido. • By JOHN DOirGA Lt. 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