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a Lartralti4~llo4 fIISOOT Of ONO PENaI. Mims a. •itsJIMIN r anue. This was an action brought to rreccrer a emus Beasation is damages for ais assault committed by the Dife.udeto upon the PlsintiQ The whole of the Plaintiff's case was proved by a Engle witness, a cabin-boy of the Defeutiant, as follows: •Tbe Plaintiff. Mr. Benjaatia, and his wife and child. were in the West Indies, and were retinas to re turn to England. Mr. Benjamin accordingly agreed with the Defendant. who was Captain of a weasel, to afford them the genteelest accommoda tion possible, and bring them home. Evet ; - thing was amicably adjusted, and, during their voyage, up to the let of January last, the parties acre on the most foieuelly terms ; they were liapa in each other's company. About ten o'clock at night, on that day, elide ther were convihiaily drill kiiig their poach in the cabin, Mr'. Bellj sumo gave some of it to her infant, which attracting the Captain's notice, he remonstrated with her oii the impropriety of giving ,liquor to a child ; she answered, that had she anything else to give, she would not have clone So, but at the save time thought it unbecoming in the Defendant to arraign her conduct. This pro duced a disagreeable answer from the Captain. and called uu Mr. Benjamin to espouse the cause of his lads.. Words grew high, anti at length the Cap taiu seized the Plaintiff by the nose, and struck him. Mr. Benjamin asked if that were treatment for a getidernan ? Upon which Defeedant again seised lulu as before. mad exclaimed, " Recollect that I've pulled jou by the nose !" The Plaintiff then proposed that they should go upon deck. alai settle their hpiiirrel, like gentlemen, with pistols ; foc this purpose he went to his locker and drew out a pistol. which the Captain seized, and thrust into t to face of the Defendant with so much violence, that it cut his nose, and discoloured both his eye,. Laid ELIANBORUVOI. in remarking opals the conduct of the Uefendaut, cesiwured him in severe terms. as he had engaged "to treat the Plaintiff like a gentleman, for winch he had been liberally paid; but whew he had Inin completely in Ins power, he had behaved with brutal violence. Verdict for the Plaintiff.—Menges £l5O. payee v. 'TAYLOR. The Plaintiff in this cause is an artist, and the fendant, a whitesniitli. The action wai brought to. ficover the stun of 261. 6e. for designs which hod been furnished to 31.. Taylor, who it naposered *as anxious to produce to the fashieuable world erne baths upon a new construction, ornamented , with tableful deices. Thr design furnished by Mr. Prfse were allowed on all sides to be table, and the prices charged very moderate. Ou the part of the Defendant, it was contended, that the desheics iirptestion were never intended an be clia-c•-• • that the Plaintiff, besides being a drawing -master.. Was a carver and gilder, 'Hid had furnished the drawings for the purpose of gniiiiii ,, amployatent as a carver; and that it was stipulated between the panic% that the Plaintiff should ex clusively execute all orders derived from three de lgheh. The Defendant seki.i-e I.4lgeil a deist of el. Ga. for carving work, which he paid into Court. Lrs•cl EL•l.RNnneobet said, the mile cpiestion for the Jery to deride, was. whether the drawings were done upon a speeial contract. or whether they were furnished for the purpose of extending Plaintiff's fame and increasing his connections After a few minutes di-liberation, the Jury gide Asir ierdiet for the Defendant. DOCMR LA R E TE. This Gentleman, whose sleuth we announced yesterday, hell distinguished him-ell in Parliament for many years, if not by pow %whit eloquence, yet with knowledge and good Stll , . He first Iw came known to the public by tht active part which • he took in the memorable contest for West:muster, ja the year 17s.t, in writing for tlr. Fox, penicil in-1y in the Opposition Newspapers of that period. Though his subsequent scertiuns were of a very different kiwi, he was the author of many elretion ballads, ishr.h •at that time were highly popular with the pally-. Ac some rc..ionpeuee for his seal and. his services, the 'nifty putrouirrd the publica tion of The lobed, of which lie was, iiiilerd, one of the author-, us weli io of The Probationary Odes, awl these works proved a source of cons:derable e aolument to him. Dr. Lawrence then begun to he ambitious of a seat in the Itilise of 01111410114, and foribmir pur pose, as we ll, iii.lrea. as froin.a high a:lntim:ion of Mr. Burke, attached hinvielli particularly to that great ornament of the British Senate, by whose in terest with Earl Filar/ahem; fin: I loctor was grati- MAI in his desire of Parliamentary ii ou r ifir s, From this time he con.idereij himself rather as the adherent of Mr. Burke, than aeon implicit fol lower of the ;Arty with which that great man hart hitherto acted ; and when the Fren c h it e ,,t at i,, a minced Mr. Burke to witticieew Inosertf Frans Mrs For and his friends. Dr. I,:rerunee trowel the steps of Mr. Berke. and remained inflexibly attached to 'hat Gentleman and his principles, till the world se s deprived of his greet talent.. 'Fite Motor, however, had for some time wisely considered that politics afforded hit an uncertain itneau of support, and therefore (heeled his atten tion to the civil law, and by his practice in the Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts, gradually ac *mired a considerable fortune. ,Mr. Burke had in deed deriviot great iiilvalitage from tile Doctor da ring the prosecution of Mr. Hosting*, as 1w wee surlaitigable in eaploriug and arranging the down-. merits neerstary ill that arduous and complicated tranciction. The !Eddie are indetitill to the Doc tor for a complete edition o f the works of Mr. lurke, which will for ewer remit.' a monument of t ie bast 'fulcra' and varied aespietiours of that ex t %ordinary mall. Dr. Lawrence, as we before observed, possessed esti:wave knowledge and good vow, epoilitics characterizes! Ina elfiirts in Parlirenelit. lie was a worthy well-meaning chAreeter, and his abilities, if not s! g, were s was about wxty year* of 1112‘ . . - - The estimate of the exp . isse of the Trustees of the Linen Board in Ireleirl, for one year, to the sth January. Itslo, al. laid before tau House of Contemns * ie 21,60u1. wirriuttwitcpmfgz. MIER. Cagy of LAW frotsi . t. Col. Tucker to the Maims" etihe Committee of the House of Come mono. read upon the inquiry' into the charges agaMet Use Duke of York, and ordered to be entered upon the Journals. Some very incorrect reports of this letter baying gone abroad, we, in justice to the party. insert a correct copy. .A.atant-Geserara Office, Edinburgh, (" PrUie.) February is, isuo. Sic—Raving perceived, with consiteerable re gret, that the name of my lamented brother, who was lately lost in His Majesty's sloop Primrose, has been brought forward by Mrs. Clat ke, in her examination before the honourable nous.: of Cons mous, I trust you will excuse my addressing you, with a view to remove any impression from the public, that either he or myself hams obtained our promotion, at any time, through the means of as.. due or improper influence; for which purpose, hope I map be permitted to plate facts, without incurring the imputation of presumption or va nity. My brother's military career was commenced in 1790, in India, where he served during the campeign of Marquis Cornwallis in that country. He subsequently served in Egypt as Major of Bri gade to Lieutenaiit-General Sir David Baird. through whose frieadship and good opinion he ob tained the Brevet-rank which he held in the err vie.. That of Major was conferruii upon him, in consequence of hi, situation as Deputy Adjutant- General to the forces employed under Sir David Baird at the capture of the Cape of Good Hi se ; and that of Lt-set.-Colonel was obtained for hint by the same excellent Officer, on their retnru from the Cape. He had obtained au effective ma jority, a few weeks pnor to his melancholy and le mented fate, having served as Assistaut-aldjutau General in Zealand, and as Deputy-Ad joittust-Ge nerd to the army under Sir Arthur Wellesley, in Portugal. Of his merits, as an Officer, mammy dis tiniluislied members of the Hon. House, are able to speak, and, I doubt not, will do justice to his ine mory and character. m With respect to my own promotion. I can solemn ly declare that / hare obtained it in regular regimental succession. by purchase, with the exception of my Etisigncy and Lieutenantey, which were given to me, and the Brewer-rank of Lieittearnii-Colonel, which I received, in consequence of keens° , been selected, by Sir Samuel Achusuty, to b e s the bearer of his dispatches, announcing the re duction of Monte Video, in South America. by assault, on the 3d of February. 1807. 1 have had the honour of serving as a volunteer on several expeditions. sued 1 fed confident that I have used every endeavour to merit the favours which my g mein. Sovereign bah deigned to confer upcn me. I feel it due to my deceased brotherand to myself, to make this communicatiou to you, being ewe that my Brother (Vice's may not he induced to bel.eve, from the declaration of .11rs.Clarke, that any radio or improper influence lets in the least degree tended to procure rank to either; and as my feelings are naturally interested on this un .pleassinj subject. I earniatly request that you will hare the ;tool:Weis to cause this statement to lie made as public as pobsible.—Trusting to your liberality. " I hare the hollow to he. Sir, " Your most obedieut humbly !errant, "JOHN G. P. TVVIL Eft, Lieut.-Col." "To the Hon. the Chairman of the c.aneittss." asreasraasraissirwirTa DUB LI.V. Fl.ll. 25. - Friday night the play of Lacer's Vow was repre sented. A young gentleman of the name of Con woe sustaiiseel the part of Frederick; it war hit first oppearmire here; he is. it appears, an Irishman, from the Thelltnie of Bath and Bristol. His deli neation of this aeducuss character was chaste. cm rect, and effecting; he possesses a neat figure. a voice of extraordinary capacity, a good face, and au expressive eye: these are not email requisites, sod with there he appears to have a mind, and a just conception of his aathor. 11'heto Mr. Sammie appellees' to give out the play, the house, with one voice, demanded Mr. Gascua ; 6c was obliged to appear, and, MIIIOIIIIO. ing Isis own second appearance, received those marks of general noprobation which at. enlightened audi ence never withholds from promising talent, and satire genius. The other a harecters were well stistaintsl. The pretty litec Sheridan was peruharly fascivating, and the piny admirably dressed. After a life agent in the service of justice. Mr.' l'a ramie IC teas finished him mortal career, last week. in Neweate, that place so often the scene of Isis labours. lie filled the Office of linisher of the Lew !vulgarly called Hangman) for thieteeit years, with an assiduity, punctuality, expertness. and fidelity, that will leave it difficult for posterity to record his rival. His death ass occesioticd by an over attachment to strong *raters. which he drank abundantly, in order, in some measure, to exhili rate his spints, so exhausted by unwearied assiduity to Ansi iitess.-s- item etWomery its 01l awes of death. ie Newgate, a Coroner's heftiest sat on Mr. HA I, PEN ; UMW delay occurred so eose.equenee of one of the Jury insisting, that lie died an unnatural dentin alleging that he should have heels hanged long ago--however, after some desultory conversa tion with his brother Jurors, lie acquiesced in the general opinion, and the verdict was brought Aoterel Death.—(Duhlin Paper.) qmsamersmormir Mrs. C. Kemnt.t closed her short ensregenient at the Liverpool Theatre, on Friday eveuus;; : and on Satenley, Mr. Comm, of the Covesit-t :artless company, arrived : this gentleman bee been en geged to perform a few of his principal elturaetere in the coarse of the present week : his lire? upptar ance will be it. Theiseed. Twerlay week is an nounced for the Manager's benefit, with two new "'"I popular faeces : the last time of iwrforininwsi the present Theatre of course. that eve ii ill g's en. tertamments will chose the mason. Captures by the French privateers off the roast The .%yrosist try, —, from Rio dashers, f w !melee ; the Blrliforti ao.il the Betsey, from Spain, fur Jitter; t►e fintlearnor, from Gibraltar, fur ditto ; the Kara, from 1.40h10n, fur Bristol. The lent, W • RDYX, lades Sidi • brnn4y, an 4 the 'nig Hurd, laden with kad, are caiptirad anied into Calais. The Kora, from Dartmouth, and the Per severearr, —, front I,imerick toe Laudon. are captured, awl carried into Cberbouip . Sprightly _ don, Irma a centre. Sailed the Black Joke lugger ow a ctuise. Pissed by a convoy to the Westward. but at ton great a distance from the shore to distinguish what they were.-IVind W.N.W. • HULL, PIS. 27. We are happy to contradict this stateusetst in Lloyd's lid, that the Brovie, limy, of this port, from Loudon to irarragone,•l:ad been captured and burnt. A letter received here. on Seturdey morn. ing, by Messrs. Newsnareh eaa Tess4ln . . states, that the Brava arrived at Tames* ois the 17th silt. and had begun to laud. • lICAL. rrir. 48. Arrived this morning, itTieftieigle, froul . Wa terford, with a convey, vsltials.asq milled far, the River. ~ • • •Isa . l*-- Sailed the Dispatch pilot sloop, amilidifilleo Caine down from the 'Hirer, tistelfaatkottesed Charles, Cumin, for Plithrdelplha; Mal Sophia, Borroa dale ; and the Progreat, Allem for Surimun Jneksoii, for Mogaderre;, peditien, Riley: 11114.44V—LW111 Schwa, Harrison, for Tortola; mid rerrarlitia 48 Dawns with His Majesty's ships, eve. asi.passlast.—Wind S. coma, FEL ttl The expedition to sail, fowls this port will, We int slerstand, be under the cothmand of Major-(leg. lieresford. It will consist of six regiments--their destination is not mentioned. The transports hive not yet arrived for their embarkation. The troops under Major-Ulmer:ll Shelbrooks• still remain at CoVe, waiting fm- instructions to proceed on their destination. wind is now favourable. FROM MOTU'S LIST. Gstavunt• PCs. 9L—lialled the Iliad, Marie, far Gibraltar i Loyit Brien, ilart, for Nevis; and the active. Glitch, for Guernsey. •111151s0 Off Falrnealli—the Muntieg Star, Wade, frets I.i%bon. - -•• • • -- • At Liverpool—the Chath's and from GIN ; Eliza aad Mari, Hall ; and lianisoui, Crocuilibr, Crum New foundland. At Dublin--the :Nancy, Lyons, from Loudon. At Trin:tlad—the t;eueral eastanas, —, from the Clyde . NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The half-yenrly Central Meeting of the A7ri cultural Society of this county, held 4 In Mn, Monday se'ouight, nets very respectably attended; ut white its worthy representative, T. V. Coke, Esq. presided. Previous to the (limier some choice sheep were exhibited by Mr. Coke and Mr. Mosley of the South-down breed ; and by Colonel • Fitzroy and Mr. Mouey, of the Leicester. A sheadiug of the firstmanied gentleman being slaughtered, weighed Est. glbs.—tallow Ist. which was guessed within a pound by Mr. Kett, of Soren:h.—After dinner, the hiailths of The King—Prosperity to the Sudety—Me., Mr. C.L#—The Rev. St. John Pi iest—Colotid Cesaing/ums—and The Absent Alensters—were drniik with gel at eclat ; together with IlreeilinK is all its briinelist--Sniall is size and greet in table— Prosperity to the 'foie,* Lystz--The Man who dares to be honest in the worst of times—which last toast induced a gentleman to give Colonel Ward/e, and the same warrreceived with three cheers; Friendship in warble, and Asoinweity eie dust, ter initiated their libotious. Soon after dinner, on the health of Col. Cuniiiiig ham being &link, Mr. Coke took occasion to re commend, in his.usuul handsome summer, the pro posals of that Gentleman for purchasing; Scotch and other cattle by commission, as the t sure means of obtai ll itt g the pure breed of the respective kinds of stock, which he thought had been of lute years too little intended to ; and the Colonel's terms, he conceited, to lie very moderate, as he only required ins. tid. each for the larger sorts, and ihs. Ire the smaller Highlanders-se s4llll considered very row amiable for the advantages to .be derived from his acknowledged Milgiueut in the selection of stuck, which now weir generally culled over before the drovers reached this county. lie also took occa sion to recommend some yellow turnip-seed re ceived from Col. (irithatii, of Scotlnsid, which grew almost entirely beueeth the surAme of. the earth, and would stand the severest weather, being superior to the Swedish, as he had prover' by ' acres .owed in Ins plantations this year, which were not injoirsel by the bite of hares or rabbits. lie said lie s h ould !morphia a 'efficient quantity to give seed to his nuutelutes agricultural friends. The maid of a portable field barn was diesels ; at this tweeting by Mr. Osborne Butcher.. This moveable building is iutended to preveut ex pensive. but hitherto necessary practice, of rewo- Ong core stacks a great distance in the winter. The barn is placed on rollers, to elevate it sof fieielitly frown the ground. Each Hide contains 3 feet wide, which arc fixed in grooves, fasteiwil by too iron rests, supporting a synodal' bar going across within-aide. The roof contains the saint' number of shorter slides or pantiels, adtnewhat shatter to a long flat tile, and it ',the roof) is 7 feet high and 24 lout. The of the barn is 16 feet wide, and there are two doors, one at emelt end, to procure a thorough draft when dressing( the corn, with ample room to emitaiu a threshing machine. This portable barn is strong and curable, but yet cap lie taken to pieces by two men in six hours, removed, and again us firmly erected with equal celerity. Mr.T.lVeaversilellverrd the engraving from his pa gof Mr. Coke. It isbut justice to this young hut rising Lined, to sae, that the print has given gli tters' satisfaction. Tile portraits of Mr. Coke, Jr. Wallets, and the two shepherds, arc most faithful repreeeetations of their persons ; the scenery its the mi /die ground, emisioong of it view of llolkliatu hall, with the surrounding gmunds—the church just appearing above the trees—and, in the per spective, the German Oceun-•-forms altogether a coup (rail highly iiiterevting, and clearly•display ing ale Weavers' taste for landscape scenery. betier eaten /err' • .... Womb), 111 01111 , 4 1 .1tatgialie tint 4 11.* •s per crier: _ . et . ~s per ,Gsroi, wrilibe,,r s oo•rorar , . • ; s . I • i Low arbirioranit,.....,•ra g i • .................... 44- , say - Alert t . itirs. sa, inilisiria. It is the lona i aesliella*r • nine - - N. The is tressed at tag itassasl maws, donor ', I have been saved eves dustenetton, ad 'as aired a .:d1 dims, rimer& a 16000 petteues. Au. 7. Hiaboriseenr% liossi'siinn. --- A' TO Mn. dWAINSON, Elltiii-IfIrMILT. WHO. Pat sneer, Tottridge, eye fpr ' ' DY•ll Si., Jutset4,.esuu. - .. IT hes heel' on my mind, foi wane Ow, u jowly der io yen, ted for the pae lat . VIA to hr it the case of 31sq Bailin', a' 'Amasser's wife. tie this and to ono you ley grateful ibunns, hart* with the woman's, for year generous supply of the trolly VEGETA/MA SYRUP of 'DE VIILMO, W ishich o Providence, ea entirely attribute * - Iv' - restored ' fret* - -s4l strength, k- - pity, as et helmet, desoilotiss 9 .e . it the.. sums Bishop - with irf favour mach hippy seure,a, improved I ed st holes Thema. brad. i NUMBER : TnRATRE-11 '`Nl; PRES will be tepee With t►e TWO will be intruduerrl, (hi ►rtted Cuotatu Brakes,—' Awl! My faith and trot freuurik Ai and Mauler Dunrol • Whore e'er you 1 elsurvires.— To • God sere tie Kb THEA t . rlll-MORK( IL 'Mir ISA* • Diress ; (Dig _Paielosist ; I 11Collik Swaps. Kum, lir *emu tissues'., Abs. NI lii Irks* sal is Tie peisAwil 1114 Bls.cbud, 311• Nudes. The sew Farce i es 'lb.' allay. Mun.lay, Ki My. ; phrits ; Regan, with Lela Kamm King Henry, Mfr. . Queen Catherine. A Dew Ceurrey, performed, futile LOCK Al His Royal Hittite the&Ko Earl of Leitrim. Right Hoe. T Joe Rt. How R Mo. Hon. Col. J. ferry Surgeon. 3r. K. Patrn: A fir the pity afflicted with rem' *twinges*, P stns Itcuttie higis wry by it the mum,. whilst the y.O ua. 41 dilea4ollll held yet Wasters it issi eared, silliest es sad IS& a &liter these hose lahelue the Diarmar from I ieW W Yr. filen appearance of Jett be aside to re...veal The Soiree at' 21, Lever Charlie Sarthe hi the 11114Prt - . N thr mute Filirsuplee al is tricorn th , . kMtt eawatioa sf rental 114, thaw SURMA/Mow of Weds are /ken" essitot be so well fur years cwocastr ♦ Sleaars. LEIGI SIL lot the experieure , who are al LITY, and • the daw pligtoi recent ea is dm most cutup' *where the coast , it is the re-eatatel Tertn•4 arc &Mem indent of saintered,wileis a 149. 99, Annidd ••• its in allirearasTiorded.uf RE IT islet bugs sod camel re , grits of the *Nn fur public pi the rerpose of sloe sotto where II fur iety, twee =IMO, to the late et oaf pursuits us register israirel rJ wad Stisard„ wises feuded, as Prods* we entered Gomel, whoa for wewliesi tough, sad woe Annum), &weer; if,r) privirsouts, Drs. 31 and It stLerfsed. aunipb•es la usyl are out ivvoiroefdae reads sedans eon thr psi all rill, Mope, I Iltaawkilr o of t 4ei Vika if far drat poise if vibrre r perseveres w :It • SVC Sued Aisidni the use verets sic, $ liathil riatio sf I,4ntb •thetressin Ilmila riterully pre Vlllll a -Pereim. N 111•1111 4 : 7l 7.l 6"ll' , l ll44 l . ever inecolu duirl."l96ll.l6al easse 4l l : ra : a ri : . 1 " 1 4 natation at house, log Oil tea At idol Patients Ist die lars of their ease isetosing • itielt sera, will irs totes 'hawses Dist seen -Po* INP of totters rdltllL sad C4J NAVAL,ZILWOINC O I. 4 ' • Porr o gil oom *4 . Soiled the Cashatek, with a ; Wind S. W. 'tallowy* loottt . . on." Xrriied, the Qygebet,'uf 33 g urus, _Capt. Thick. nowt- (acting), from the Vosaward Intelligent gun-bri, Lieut. Tuekar Encounter guu-brig, Lieut. albot red Sprightly cutter. Lieut. Gor- i1ppda1 44 3 4 0,6 1 1 ?.•• 3,* • :kr - - -:- - II DI*IiA .. ' 1.4 . .. ........ ..: 7 11-161 • r 0111 1 11 .111, a wet ..... Oa IM u 4 bk..... . • si.ire. 1144 M..t:lelfa` I,' • th*,••• , l f i. 11 14 1it44.1 ...,t ... .. IV ' peva Esehrqber liali ...C..:14.43 102/ paw. Lasla44,o,ery Tiekedspe r v. A • f i l .,,Al.. far ' ' alli, . - "I 1. • T.. Ilesebbellber,. • % . 4. 1 4. 4.• Cites., SKl,cogAi EILCNIAISII4IS•I.. lc IrItHEN'T PRICE OP GAMIC Wheat ... .... ... ess. lee. yet &WM 0141% r...... !wilts. it Vase slit to "Ow ads. Tisltirse•RldesTias..Sta l Ityr .~ Reelet... ... ... ..411. ass. oil. • Pihnitie - • " ,ite WM. Malt... ,•••.740t. ass. ^totes Mittexi• ••• MA White l'easi I . 5 Rape Said r,:t. 1 1' I't ) c • I4l°. 4 " re•iriuer wee. ailly Ikea.. ......epos. Sae. asweatio.. A. .. .... Re. ^' , . .Mitts u. • . ' . ' .1 flu Friday last, Mrs.*. 111.1rillAPlrec illllftdilf4lol,4li a daughter. Skala ; _ , On the ash ult. Mr Fraud, Peewit* • • Its. It is supposed he *lli lig I own,. es the Moto eiusitts, . ilkiWerd. He wiseeft troatell: d Ittlitt WATER. THI S Ltoltri k e Mbrio. 23. —ate after .. 2 j 43 . w fee... A fetn4e, clewspaly attsae4 lir/I tee evi ' tie, mail matiareutly wet more than dO yea was fo4iteSciaGiik it tliradtlVitctou easiail s eat - T nestiOty lieoralitar; she' fieMsed 'Legit '`fu . 1t 0 . kept tn . :Meese aim dtesided itarliitebtieltkatireti'Vr the saw et estees.. Sbe bed *wee stiwineenif Smurtlity bettualifit, on which ,et..7141 4 ' she ATesIP bp t.:,:, the Opera,ltnt never returned. sillr portrayal( wits the eon of ii Dunker, at the It* . l et' Di 505%0, lobe 'had been checked for than ertitni, and it is sappiied . that esolsoasomemetelt It the on'. happy wootou to the coutobinios 0 Mende. Sh 4 had bye'', to all oppoorasoes, octet* drip ith thq water. . ' . . 4 'WONDERFUL wrovtur. .. .7.11, - ', TO TH'E MARRIED WORLD. :. VOTIIING disturbs dohrestVe happinesi _LI amebas a Gestate Disease, Awe leas& bate; a It. n i lie ssalAtly is unfortunately eiktuilesi to a offspring, tLe redeeticiar lea.-es a ohm is the'eslsshie that a 'um cm. no rare saps, thaa hens Ay ea. Moo" our object, therefore is to prevent all Ss.p ' OS* is essity dune ill the'following sap* amens,: snspeets lamed to be curet tad, aad is dad/ Oka* inisci,:tf ad Louie, need only &seethe hie,ataift letter anti int iine a as.*ll note, dneeteil to Mr. A. W, tube luto Mr. T. K. 's ;Ater-boa, Pio. 7 i Hollows-seam Yeti!'" tun, Lumley, , ebr,n an Answer 0141 be haissoliatelf rants/41 t.ith Medic.ses and fnsirurtions, sealed up, to owlet ; a e,dip will not only rose hiatr.tf. inikuown in ea to • bedlelOwr, Ma ales cure dog injured rot), without *rig herialrdie 1111 . 001 te ....d sii.p:rion.--.111 others withal to be eared is ly, need only describe their ease, *meter a it. Mane, 101 l it into the alriereiter-bes, say ekes lbw Ilfedisayea met sent to, Alit* &al be done dismal,. sad se = , squad. It is the best sweelletwar a warm N.B. This is lamented at Hue sample !Nowt ef weer *olh. Proviikuce, we eatindy *Mahout hir nee et i feet health sad strength, from being en aif the pity, and sot expected to live above afeetsight, at few at farthest, truss a dreadful humour is lair ilianSi, .f m descriptien I cannot exactly determine. blether duo, it time, it pat on a cancerous appearame, sat mitered fee better inniiediatrly uu takiag your Syrup; the see& eaten away completely, and elm had serval great her throat, so that she was nearly vearvel, mime* have been au, as site vivid scarcely be to midis/sr liquids. She had no sleep, no spirite E med MN a nen ton, sad weak to a degree scarcely able to crawl. • HIM *cut him Bartholomew's Hospital as lammalalls, wheat I the lamest desire tam recomieseud her to joule cbliriay, the highest opinion of the Syrup, and thinking . 1 s p elt; some degree, pririk:zed to take, tlie liberty ultaislogg the t pleration, as bejgg nearly re!ated to your old friend, If Bishop o f myself. Bed Waving some ecrynin en i s with yaw rielf. I .lilt ewer retain a high Imre et farmer yea 'hewed to env aptioa, and sins id at much earlier nide this pethlic iiiiiidwkdginent, bat st•fberl to ere if the p7.11' 4'10:11111 eintilialrd ill health, Wadi, I tirb happy to say, nhe bus enjoyed ins these taeke math. 4 More, as i/ in now two years drive she began yourN}rep ; id narrowest Si braid. hour the Shit bottle, and eiseehiy ed spirits sleep, appst,ite •trengtb, sad pod hooka. boles in her threat are filled and, grown up, :be has ad very lee hey to the two abe had before her ilhims, atria am the increase, is perigee Imitit it mid 'pills. She a remarkably well quiet, and iodsmirinus wawa, and a vat erticesid mother in het ieseiy. I ales, dear Sir, o , Your very dueerdy obliged heal& Servant, ' PENELOPE JUDITH WARSHAW: Witnesses se the abwre twee : Threw Cope Marshato, Minister efTedie s, Mesta. . firma, is Psiblie Vcrtr), June 7, Ilea, will Iyake, names of 1411 00.0•004. • . . 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