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Orange' Tio iiioii"t):ls.lllusioi,, being the last Night of perform in g till the .. - . . _ SOCIETY FOR THE .DISCHARGE • AND D RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL EBTS, • Craveu-strect,.Strand, Dec. 1, 1313. BENEFACTIONS since Alm last REPORT, vii. V L. s: d. The Right Hon. the Earl of f(erry • - 20 0 0 The Right Hon. Lord Willoughby de Bro!se,: per :", ; Messrs. Hoares. Ralph Etwall,'Esq. per ditto . ' .ion. 3 8 -0, Richard Smith, Esq. . .. Thomas Haydon, Esq. - per Secretary inn. 1 1 0 William Huydon, Esq. per Se , retary Geo. Caldwell, Esq. per the Rev. Mr. Yates.. Anti. 1•1 .0 A. S. Lillinpton, F.sq. per Secretoi:y • • Ann. 3 $ 0 P. W. Broadby, Esq. an Art)itratiou Fee . 7O 0 A Friend, by the'Rev. 'f, Tbiriwz:ll AI B . , ' 20 0 0 J. L'G .. . 10. 0 0 Found in the Letter-box sever.il •111;t1i Sums,. • amo unting to - V - , , , - 31 a ,• publif,r(4, price tea, till. A DDT'FIONAT, LETTERS, - its alisvt ; er to the row'Mt. t) Oyky' i s At on Sir, W. IMUNIMOND%; MDIPUI4 'vaiii4 of inter eriticeftm, olnri,T.:ttins(the Writii)gs.• BitALk:OS . and CANIIIDUS. Sold by Shetivood, Nur)). and Jones, jat,r:n.t.hier-ri ,- ,, and all. Booksellers. z . ) rd.:ll USE, Dec.9 . l, t' 'l3. rgirtE COMMITTEE of 11".1.1ETIOU , SES of ti:c (INA -I '4D comr.4.yr 4_4A 7 1,), trading • to the 1 , ...152' lztre!:y gke _V)tic.., That an Index . anti --thstrail3 0f,114t ;akrfn i n the last Se.ssi:m, trfOre-Partioment,.4,l are iiti.niingler the use of the Prole ietorc itztdicil3 ; tf: to be delivered at thi.. Mous, 411 i 11 7 5tio! . ..sntay, fi.a2 9 !h,inst JAMF,S .{:01313, flsci4t. !•;t c • L *a ... ac - ' . . , Thii P•tv. was published, At his Niajesty'A Vriutio; Mee, nor .Gon , h-squaro,. Fleet . fslreet, price rld. . • • . . ..r_IPORM - of . PRAYER. il,nll .T 1 I ANKSOIV ,. I\:3•: - to 13,5 used in all Chnrche, and Cliapelvtlirough-• oat :how Parts of the. United • Kin don Called England - aud Ireland, on Tiir.sday the Chirteenili Pay . Of.Uantiarv, 1914, being the" Day appointed b Proclamation for a General •Tbants7,i yin to. Almighty Goa. Landoa ; printeaLby George Eyre and Andrew `train n, Printer S to the King's mutt Ezccllent Majesty; and soltl.hy all Booksellers in 'roam and Country, - . • . 1 ait uc. . --- .: .-7---. -- . THEATRE .110TAL, COVENT-GARDEN. IS PttEStNT EVENING, Dec. 22, will r r " '. .1442 peilormeil the Comic Opera of .r LO LOUT; - IN 31. 'VILLAGE. ..e which will hf added the mew Melf)-Dramatic Opera of FOR ENGLAND, HO! 7:0- marrow, I.Ove in a V'lly , •• • with Far Fiviland bei , • , t . • ng the last Night. o f perfurminpbefore the Holidays. • ---- • • SOUTH WALES; Mir • r FRSEHOLD LSTATE, ItAtiNOP ‘ S/HP,E. .110 be perepiptorily . RESOLD,. purilant Order of the High Court of Chancery, inAe"" Matter of the devised Estates of JOHN' inure,: cea,:ed," with the approbation . of Edward , Morris, - Esq, one. of the M istyrs - of the said Court," to ivhooi the said matter stands referred, at the Public Sale Ruomsof the said Com t, ire Southaniiiton:buildings, C.:ancerprlana, Lfe.i.Nii i on Th 0 ,..- dav, the 23d .day. of December, 19- 1 .3,. at , One o in afternoon; PART of the FRE EH OLD ES:Is:I'MS late .1011N•PleICE, Esq. deeeitied, situate in the Parish of Lia%- liallarn NVynnytid, in tht• Comity of Radnor, consisting ‘,l Farm, called Custagian, cotltttinito 153 acees, 2 roods', and 8 poles. . - • Printed Particulars may he had (gratil) at the. Said M.toe;', Office, in Soutbamptoti-builtilugs,. Chancery-lane, and Messrs. Meredith aml Robbins, Solicitors, Lincoln's ilia, London ; also, •of Mr. Whiteowbe, Solicitor, Klugtctn, an l at the. Fleece Inn, Penybunt. y 5 ed L.sf; 10 0 POUND, ion Saturday Er'enini.; last, in Upper t y4 ,,: r arnes-strieet, 3 PAM of 'BAGGING.... The Otriler, lave ~ting.the same and paying this Atlverti:eloi•iit, .may b~as4, on applinfien at Geo. Upton and Co.'s Oil SI are flnetti-street Cheapide. Discharged and relieved from various Prisons. • 20 Debtors, for the Sum •of • ' L. 162 17 0 Considered the Cases.of Petitioners—Approved O.—Re ferred lot Character, 1.--Petition, and Rejected 1. Benefactions are received by Janes Neild* Esq. the Trca suret, Chevne-Walk, Chelsea; • ah.o by Me,isrs• - .. Iterries,Far wilier, and Co. St.Jaincs's-street ; Fleet-strict; Chat teri s,Whitmore,and Co. Lombard-street; Biddulph;Cocks,and Ridge, Charing-Cross ; Darden and Co. Finch-lane, Corn hill; HammersleyS, Pall-Mall; Ver,i, and Co. 77, Lom bard-street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand,• where the Books may be seen by those who are in clined to support this Charity, and where the SoCiety meet Mt the first Wednesday in every month. • WILLTANIS'S AUCTION LAWS; • - This Day were published, price , ts. ad. boards, • rpFIE LAWS of AUCTIONS ;. or the Atte tioneees rolitient Guide. Tn• - i,rehieh is witted,- A-Comprohnsive Summary of the Law Distress with an Appendix 61 Precedents, and a copious Index. LAD, b respectable YOUNG bersdr E t a " , Eighteen Yeartr of Age, wisheiloengage. ' ll it ranlity i,f-itespcctability to wait upon one or e Ladits. 111 ecar'' Understands Hai.r-drssling and getting up find ...work well at her needle, will be willing to rstif useful 'on ail 'occasions. The • most satisfactory t,to ld " d 'nee can he given. No ob.i_taiou to the country. Please piatllc l° . l ! , Pu..t paid, foi A.D. No, I I,,Upper ILuirlagh-street. ley I di/ 11 CI By'''. WILLIAMS, Esq. Author of Every Mtn his Own Lawyer.. London printed far Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Patcr nowles-rov!; and C. Cliapple, • • LAW INTELLIGENCE. y•; 1(1- COVRT OF CHANCERY, Ihx. a. )111 et Ito 4. • , ;IA ~ a,. ~,a v,tt~ rd's illt° not seen Ni- don• , 0' 0 4 Clifr 1 illJo It ter ~pr~~ ~pc 10 4 ~ e ~~. !fait' Jeer' ►v; 10. .Iko yo" tla; C ! COIIV. of bol ,$ g ent , the ted' xerV e (Tt•iti 5Cj. Ca til\tY Fill c-OFFICE, TRITSTLEV. r, ke Rutlend,K.G. The Earl of Upper Ossorv, Marquis of Nor thampton, S.Berpard Morland , Esq. M.P. 4 'Earl of isucliingbarashirc , And Sixty Directors. Managing Director--J. T., B. Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. I)ERSONS insured in this Office share the Pro n.. fits equally with the Original Members, according . to „ f t respeetive Contributiov. A permanent Surplus Capital . 34 4 c 10 10001. has been subscribed by the Original Members, taint'lLeY alone are respOnsible: hence those who now desire sp o r i i;, l l r;,, arti effectually secured against that unlimited re the 6 - 't7 Which has been so severely felt in Societies upon Azetlntritintionship or Union principle. area ppointed in all the principal Towns, who are u f t .to the Provident Life'Ogiee, founded on si. ar principles. nnhatnpton-strect, St rand. • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE:OI. I IOE , 11 441; • "ed by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George the First. • : Deierilber, Ips.R.SONS whose annual Premiums full• due kre tbe'.lstl; instant, are hereby ihformed, that Receipts th e u l t ar ready to be delivered at the Co,pany's Offices, over tv e , Exchange•anti in I'all-Mall, as well as by their re iltt.olilt Agents in the several Cooutirs ; and the P.irties as 41.!^ttr.tptested to apply for. the Renewal of their . Irenl3,,,`"!efore . the nth of 3auttaty next, a.; the ti:mal i "i" %fl o wed for , - Payment, b , .‘youd the date of each Po : I ' 4 ' !lien expire: • SNNITJET , FENNING,•Jan. Secretary. .414 Attendance iy given, t,iiy, Atthe said Offices, for the iratirr o r Buildings, GOods., Shilet; in t) F' in while from4.ms .or im;au g e irt ; tar. lac Auiswasscu ui trill gra:4ollg Aitittit .'" tin Live.. Ni. D. Fire Politick will lae issued free est' Itipetike to the * Attired, where the annual Pretuiuut amotirtts to Or up- CONGRATULATION. t )(TON, Stock-broker, 2, Cornbill, and IS, , C‘rentry-street, vongratulateA the Public on their 1711t1 Fortune In obtaining the Two Twenty Thousands, and 'Ube otlker great Prizes in the last Lottery, ~,1 1, 1 1 e Two Last Prizes of 15,0001., the oily Two of Goooi. u ",,,ri No. ts,g24, n• Prize of. 1(1,0001. were sold at his fortunate , 1 upweg. The NEW Lorrkaty commences Drawing the tith illf"rY, anti contains" Iwo of 20,0001. Two of 10,Q001. with ,snskial other Capitals, and only 12,600 Tichets. . • . "CKETs arid SHARES, in a variet y of NUnibers, are now 416 4.41,, itt.tlaa truly fortunate 011iee4 as above. _____ .--. . • sTA:rE LorrEttv.-14th NEXT 4IONTI - 1. A r VI VI' arid Co. the Contr s etor s with Govern fully xiu 'llt for the last and present LorrEluEs, respect -44 N jt " ,T.!„1 1 114 the Public that the Drawing begins t.o the,l4th acts, 'L'ktoNTII (January). There ate only 1(2,000 Tic ., s, amd the itehenti: contains— - \ of. . . "• • af• •.. L.20',000 . G... '. :. .. L.soo 2 .. , 2 ............ 10,000 . 7. . . • _ .2 ............ 3,000 8: ........ :.:. . 200 : ............ 2,000 . 16 . ' .... ... : ..... 10p In - ...... '• .... • 1,000 Also 2,335 of 501.201. Bte. 41,,. N t . i . w . LAST LOT'rERY, No. 2,499, a Priie of L.Q? ,oqo, N r Wl',..`,-.''' '3,727, it Prize 'of 1.1.b00, were seta and abated at . ‘•L anti Co.'s fortunate 01tices— , No. 11, Poultry; 1 No. 31, Ahigate High- . w h 70. 12, Char:fig-cross; 1` : street. . " . e fleli.ETS and SHARES are now on Sal , rest ra e in g , riety of Nl:others. :. - . M()NFX : can t a v rnys_iie Ncivanced . by a PRO , : rLssioN NI CI.NTI _LAI IN whose Clients and C .. r i e.,,, . .. . •7, .. •. 4 )1 . bit, ' - i 'uns are of opulence and resvetabilay, on 'terms infi thet`Y. ntire liberal and advantageous to Borrowers, than thcwt 1, /. , n grneril publicly appear, by sl:,:uring the Sum on i, "..1;e- Settlemnts, Lite Interesjs.tatei, and Money 4. t hp Fonas, or on Freehold, Copchold, and Leasehold .. ,,, La t i tiv and also by personal llxsponki6ility., by applying per- C, 1: " 1 .)* to 'Mr. W. at his Office, 11, (71‘apel-place, N'ere-street, '''''-ndish-stittare - or by 'Letter putt-paid. ~..,...._ .7 , , : • - ------,____ ' • STEPHENSON'S I'ITIENT FILTERING ES are portable, never out of repair, uud l lntrify water from the 'foulest sOurce , Eit the unexa m p led of 1300 Gallons per day, retulerttig the wa ter in colour ',.:cutifully transparent. Tile increused demand he receives, ti Lonvitieju g proof of the superiority of his.litreuti"n over its think of the Lind .yet offered. To' be , sect) at %toil, at .imufuctury, No. G, Mortimer-street, at Cerencliill-iquare : the Dar of the Jeritialern Coffee-flouse, Coopers'- Zimpt, ()redri,'Curnhill. W ri t er - c lo s ets and goginc-Punips upon the . principles. .• SPRAINS It: STEERS'S OPODF:LDOC hits been long b egtablislied, from its superior exc,illence in the above ther vN t e r na l C omp l a i n t N , a nd its celebrity has given uj Counterfeits, which are now altered for tir e 4 . 1,10, t every Street and Town iu the Kingd T om. hey . L.:eller:l,l composed of ingredients so liase, as to produce and utv effect, the: eby deueiving those who expect relief; to wrapped up in Dirriliolei nearly copies of those entiine Opiideldo w c, in hic h the names of Ur.!Avert( ' ti tu : ‘ , 6 "i'.eross, and Mr. Newhery, o; St.Paut's the persons not in exii•teme, tirt , made use of with t i .nrat uf mote rea:lily defrauding ouevary Pt:Tchasers. .411 '"eftire b u c cnic ti t e e ssary to' ebvitte-sneh impositions, ti lki ,'? s re practised men houses of sceibilig respectability, 1104 t glk , bc.Carviful to tisk for the Cenititie Opodeldoc, L und ,,Z . f..Newbery and Sons, in tit. Pall's Church-yard, t Ai4t y, ti ' . and \ylll observe, as the marei of uaLlien i- to r, ` 4t. wchrils, " Newbery, N 0,4 6 1. St. " ve4 ' ill the Sta.m• ps. are TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN. AGENTLEMAN, of liberal Education and. polished Habits, who has been driven to the distressing ntcessitv of relinquishing an Honourable Profession abroad, in consequence of a' Hot Climate being ruinous loins Consti tution, and now finds himself utterly at a loss for Einilloy meet suitable to his Birth and former mode of Life, is earnestly desirous of obtaining sow respectable SITUA TION as a SECRET.'./LY to any NOBLEMAN or GENTIA:- MAN in DIPLOMATIC LIFE, or otherwise. The Adver tiser natters himself taat front an active, i n dustrious, and li terary turn of mind, ability to conduct official or private Cor-. respondence (if required), and a predilection for that particu lar kind of cn;ifideutial situation, of the responsibility and de li•Ntcy of which he is fully sensible, and would , (he trusts) most satisfactorily evince, he should prove a valuable and de sirable'Assistant, to any NoLleman or Gentleman. whose avo cations require the service of such a Person.—.. The most: re spectable•lteferences, and unexceptionable Ti , stimonials will be given ; and Leaers addressed to A. P. Fitzroy street, Fitzroy-square, promptly attended MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respect fully informed they may he . supplied with. MONKEY to any amou►►t, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free hold, Col n : hold, Ltasehold Land or. Houses, Money in the Funds, Nlarriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Clergy'- ;uen's• Livings, 9 ! any other Property. Persons of respectability ma►y be supplied on their Personal Securitv only. Gentlemen will find every liberal aeconimoda tion.Whhout delay. 'Application Pout - Twelve till Two;. or Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, lierkelity4lnare. commy t itciAL HALL WINK I'.t V", NU: to Skinner-street, London (estarifr *she in the Yetir,taus), beg leave to solicit the attention of the Nobi lity, Gentry, and Public in general, to then' very low Prices for Ow CHOICEST WINES, and GENUINE SPIRITUOUS LIQAJ'ORS, for Ready Money only, which will he delivered to Order, free of eXpeUCN, td any part of London. Per Doien. Fine Cape Mudeiras ' L.I 111 0 Good Port Wine; old in wood, new in Mottles 2 6 0 *Choice Old Port, not crusted' 2 13 0 *Curious Old Port, warranted to have tieen five - - - - years in bottle - ' ' 17 0 *Also laot Vintage, 10 months in bottle 2 17 0 *Very strong old Rom Port, warranted to keep . sound and fine 30 years 3 3 0 eVery Fine Old Sherry, ‘v:u•rantc,l to it,Lve been . eight years in the butt Fine, Tenerbfe:. .., - 2 . 6 0 *Fine Old lSronti Macli•iia • 2 .10 0 *Finest. Old West India Dittm . , 3 6 0 *Vuriously Fine East India Aladeira, warranted ' . • to be.l2 years old . .. . • • • 4, - 4 p *Eaitiodia Lisbon • 3 0 0 *East-India Slimy . 3 0 0 Fine Lisbon I 6 0, Ditto ditto Monlipin *Firiest White Noyiati . ' 6. 6. 0 *Ditto Pint: Ditto ...... ~ .. .. 3 6 0 Ditto Old Kum Shrub... - • 2 - 16 0 • . Per Pipe, *Fine Port, per Pipe . • ll6 0 0 Half Pips ... ' 3.9 0 0 . 3O . 0 0 Quarter :Pipe *Curious Ohl Port, of the Vintage of 1803, ul the • . i 24 0 0 most exquisitetlure,;r“. . 0 0 Ha 3'2 0 0 Half Pipe . - '63 Quarter Pipe . . i ov• ' tine Old Sherry, six years in the wood,- • Very hi. ~. ;.,. ~ • per Butt 119 0 0 Half Butt , Qu a rter Butt . . .. 81 0 0 *Fine Old Vest India Madeira, per Pike " 116 I 0 Half Pipe i . 6/1 .0 0 .Quarter Pipe 3O 0 0 'Per - Gallon. Fine Flavoured Geneva - 0;0 6 Ditto Old Strong Ditto - Ol2 6 *Diito very Strong . 013 6 Ditto ditto Jamaica Rum . 0 IR fl Ditto ditto Hollanris ... . • 1 la 0 *Very Curious,Coniaeßrandy, warranted to be ten years old, , olitto Fine Flavoured Old Km I 0 0 *I hie old B. Brandy. l6 0 Vine ohl British Hollands . ...i ~ • ' Per Dozen. *Fine flavoured Vin de Grave *Ditto Barsak - *Old Hock . . 7 0 0 . *Ditto Curious - 710 ,0 *Ripe Champagne ' ' - i 7 0 .0 *Noy,!au Martinique . ' 13 10 0 *Claret .. . . For the convenieney of these Families who prefer their Wines in Pints,- and for Connoisseurs in superior Aetiels, the Company have selected the most Curitais Wines-, &e. and offer the following as the most choice that can to pro , duced . Per dozen, *Fine Wed India Madeira, in Pints *Old Bost India ditto, of the most .exquisite flavour S 0 4 5 0 and quality • . 'Ditto Nlallusey 4, 0111 East India Sherry, of the most curious and spit - % quality 4 Fine Old Dry Lisbon ,,. *Ditto Calca4lla ~- . . ' 1 2 102 0 0 oDitto Claw antia, very rare quality . ......... 2lq 0 4POrt IVine, newly bottled, from the linestselected 1 8 0 Pipes of the faourite vintage of SOU . • ...... *Ditto, of the most rake sort, hottl:d from the • osost •eurious Old Wine in the itingthau . ... 11 2 *Luscious Shrub, made from the finest Fla:0 )1 " d OFcf Itunt . . Those Artiaes maricad • are what the Co 6 0 .11;; ;) *** **** * **** * * * *** * * •brin; of a more superior quality than what is generally tio::1, and of thy fiate, Savour. to the Press, and will he published euly in the New Year, PRE WANDERER ; or Feioale In Five Vols. Dnodecinio. ' • AIL By the: Author of Evelina, Cecilia, and Camilla. • Printed for Luti , ,,tinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tonoster-row ; and 'at the British Gallery, s=l, New Bond- This Day was pnblished, in Octavo, price 9i. boardi, PRINCE bIALCOLNI, in Five Cantos,; with . other 'Poems. By .iOl-1N DODDERIDGR FIUMPTIREYS,,Tun. Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pa-' ternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, - 64, New ond street. . • This Day was published, e • In Quarto, (the Seentid Edition, illustrated by Engraving:a), price 11. 11c. tad. boards, • T OUR NA L of a ,RESIDENCE in "INDIA el • . •ily MARIA GRAHAM. • Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, London ; and Constable and - co. Edin burgh:. • Prepiring: for Publication 'by the wue-Author, ,Letters on India. In one vol. tiro. illuitro.ed by plates... • This Day were pnl>li . 110 R.T Elt • CONSIDERATIONS of the STIT E of the CURRENCY:in Which the Means of reatoring,nwr Coeulation to a calutary state n.re folly •eN- und the Injuriei sugtainsd by the Public Treasury, wa'well by the National .Creditor, from out • present pecuniary Syat.em, are minutely detailed.. • - • • . By the. Earl clf 14 ERDA ' • . • printed for A. Cow:table EdinbOrgh ; Longinan, .14urst,. Rees, Orme, and Brown.; reu i Budd and Co'; London. Of whom may he had, The Depreciation of the Currency of Great 'Britain proyed, by the Earl of Landerdale,. two. Cs. HUSBANDRY OF SCOTLAND. . This Day was published, - • • • with Engravings, lucludinz ,a Portrait' of fhelOttir,,F,lngtk - IThards, the SecOna•EditiOn, greatly improved and enlarged,. of . • AN ACCOUNT of t4)e SYSTEMS of •11t1S . TIANDRY adopted' in the more improved Districts of • Scotland; with corm! Observations ..on the Improvements of which they arc susceptible. Drasvn tip - for the Consideration oft he Bilotti of Agriculture, with a Wm of. explaining how far those Systems amapplicable to the less cultivated Pitts • in England and Scotland. - • • By the Right Honourable Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. Pres.lent of the Board of Agriculture. Printed for A.'Constablc mid Co. Edinburgh ; Longthan, Hurst, • Rees, Orme, and Brown, London;, and John Cum ming, Dublin. **.,* Front the anxiety to obtain agricultural information, -another edition of The Husbandry of Scotland has beemne necessary. In preparing it for the press, every endeavour has been made to render it' as correct •as possible, 'sad to ex plain several partieulars.which hail not been SUllieiently discuKsed in the former iMpressimr. rut'authOr more espe- entity alludes to the subject of StraW, the importance of, which Cannot .he too highly estimated, but which had not been treated of at much length, either intim first edition of this•work, air in any termer publication. NEW SACHED This Do were pubtisked, N ANTHEM for CHRISTMAS DAY cool p:),:ed by. Gityst. Organist of Wisbeaeh, price :3s. Sacred Iftirmotly ; Selection of Hymns, with a thorough Bass f.,1. the Organ ; lit 41iich will he found .aispropriato Hymns for Ch'ristinas-tizty, Easter, Whitstinday; &c. by John Burkitt, 'pride 125. Eight Anthems, 12"TiaintAttnel, affhpted for for the use 01 Country Choirs, by NV. Borg*, rice lie : Sacred Mnsical - Extraets, seleeted from the coni poiitions ofthe' most 'eminent Ahthors, and adapted for one,' two.'or three Voices, by Joseph Corh, • price fit. "A . Coffee?. tion. of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, us sung at Newcastle Church, adapted for two, three, and four Voicer,witit Accompaniments for the Piano-forte or Organ, by J. Wardle, organist, price 104. flit.. • • • London Bnblisbed by boulding, D'Altnaine, Pott•cr, Rua .Ca.. No. '2O, :Soho-square ; and No. 7, •Westmowelamt-sti cut, Dttlifilf; GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.—CASE Read and inquire, yon cannot then be a Sceptic. Ma, JOHN BELL, .No. 2.; Yorli-street, Blaclifriar's-road, whor servant to. Messrs. Hodson, Brothers, and Co; Oilmen, Upper Thames-street, hail a ca v il: lions a cart on his knee, itt Pi, which rendered him incapable of service, and he applied to Mr. Asti ey Coopo, as I mu informed, who recommended' him a plaister,' which was used agreeable - to direction fur one mouth, without sue. cCss. Was thea recommended 'by Mr. Orme, Distiller, At. Margaret's-hill, Borough, tourney Dispensary, Unit attendo there regularly for three mouths, Without receiving any he befit.: sr.,s next admitted into St. Thonines Hospital, on ei aches, and was immediately ordered to bed, where he con tinued four nuintlis, ender 'Ale care of Mr. Surgeon Cline, jun. who diligently attended him and fdo believe that he did all whiLli was possible for ; Practitioner of the old:.iebeel to aecn.,l4;lisli, but Without the Patient receiving any relief, being so surrounded with lassitiole, and cootractions, as to. be incapable of walking home on crutches, at same time at tended with extreme pain ; yet no disgrace can attach to Ws' Gentleman, this said Patient having passed through the li•cols of Nit.. A. C. who is undoubtedly the best Cutting SurAeon in London. A few -months after this, Mr. !tell having informed him self respecting the Case (65) of his neighbour, Mr. Dowling,' was taken to Mr. Guest's nut then being capable at walking alone, on crutches, witAis knee and uncle so contracted, that several gentlemen who happened tit be there at this time did belicie, with Mr. Guest, that these jointswere both oSsi .fied, hut 'found therwelves agreeably disappointed, for in one hour he could more them a little, nod walked home sin crutches, withopt any other assistance; his pains, being cam pletely relieved; sad he w.ss it :sired to take exercise; cress at t he expel lee of a little pain. In ten days he left off one crutch ; in three weeks he declined the use of both, . and walked with a stick; - at the rod of seven weeks •was coin plelkly cures!, being quite upright, and enabled to walk tss usual. a a t t nl t t 4 t e th l ts P a e it n d ta o r t Y h ' e t r h s e 4t !l t ' h jo e k kr o l i s: l o le l Slosh:;N%ritl J ess ttidt"tritiloets _Christdsuich a w here he iesides. ITALIAN OY•CRA.---WATERS V. TAYLOR. •• Subsequent to the Decree for a sale of - the pro perty crf the Opera House, the plaintiff had put a : person into the house, for the protection of 'the property. This person was turned Out, and,then an,express ortler was made to put hini in again. An application was then made on the part Q M r . Taylor, to rescind this order : but the LORD Co CELLOR this day , refused compliance, as the plain `tiff was, under the circumstances, entitled to ice that the property was taken care of. his Lord ship also spoke to the question csti appointing .an interim ..nntnager, and only waited for certain Minutes being handed up to him ,to decide that point. If he did appoint a manager, it could •only be one with the'powers i given to the manager by the deeds betwelen, the parties. LITER'ARY r,Rortlcry.—BßADY V. SIiEIt%VOOD OTHERS. In this case all injunction had been ' o bt a i r i v t against so muell'of a work entitled " T e l e x scope,' as wa,s aUe ed to li'm'e been copied from' a larger of die plaintiffs; entitled “ . Clitt..iaz Calcrtdaria. It %Vas now . moved to dissolve this injtmetion;.but the Loiter CHANCELLOR be;i t g . ,,f that as'inneh had been, copied from the larger work into' the minor work', as StlittaJ th4' pitrpose of Elie latter, the f inintletion wat' orttered `to be continued. COURT OF KING's BENCH, Dr.c. 0. lIREACH OF I'II.O3IISE or MARK: :IZ. 11AR3? V. DIXO'. Mr. ATTORNEY•GENEKAL Stated, that tbiS SVFIS . an action to recover a coinpensaticm in thtinate„ for one at the severest injuries. which Could be in flicted upon ,a young female, namely, for a•brearh of prounse of marriage'. The plaintiff w as a yottn-4 i s r . r ° l l.l . llo d, u fg h o l e o( ' l n f ia 4 i i t l ie ki t lY rs. S an(lc h e . l e haul uciitti°land . of mo s t 0 „,,, the misfortome to be an orphan, and from choice, not as matter of necessity, she bad undertaken the superintenq ance of the education of the young chi;dren ot It ' Mrs. Constable, the sister of th e defendant." was-white in this situation th e d e f en d ant became .the lu most aint ti i ta etwrkiteh hex, ajul very so on s li ewed her t d attentions. The plaintiff wished .to decline them, as she thought they we re i tte „, a . sistent with the situation which The held in the family: and she, moreover, 'honestly- told' him that she,did not feel for hint that affectio.n whielt she thought every woman ought 'to l e d f ur t h e titan she 'married. He was not, haWever, 10,b e repulsed, and he ..olennily swore to that, which, said Mr. Attorney-General, I should advise* no . young woman ever to believe, namely, that /w MUSi die,' and ?innitd pet an end- to hinigey, nieess• s he cJ,isented to- •marr g him, .'She left Mrs, Con- su ,hic a s , ,and went to another plac e , to avoid th e iniportintities , of the defendant i btit.he persever ed in following her, and at length he suceeeth..l in making himself' Master of- her afrect..ons ; then informed him that her only relative was an uncle, who bad formerly served ,ia the I,:ist dies, under the it of IVellesley, but who then resided at Kennington, and that the defen-. ttant must consult hint on t h e propriety ofthc match. , Time defendant approved of this, and went to the Gentleman. He then represented himself i n a•good husinesi in the coal trade,phich I:rongb't -him a net 4 1 1)01. per ammo), and ex pressom wish to marry the plaintiff, but he desired flint matter might he kept teseeret from the kno,.vleire of the Constable faintly, the reason of whies ill7' Jury would presently .discover. lie went so t., t . as to, buy the ring, procure . a lieense,.=und nano: t ?!4: day. 4tmt when the • latter arrived, he found a pretext for delaying . the 'ceremony, aa,d three Months afterwards' he nvirried another lad ; the person who - succeeded in Mr Constaltht.'s":,- roily as theGovernessio her children ; he was thus amusing the plaintiff, he was- acttz..:!!v courting,another. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL expatiated on remediable mischief done to the. feeling, ;,tat... male under these 'circumstances, and prav4.-d Jury:to give darnages 'equivalent to the infori'. The *Lady's 'uncle proved the facts as state 1. Mr. PAtt&E addressed the lury in mitigatio4 oi damages, in which he contended that the L a if had goad cause to ieloice in tite loss of . soc:h husband ; and that if she was accordi lg t ,, the Value of the husband.she.liad'aniss e d, the tuageslvould be'but Verdict for thepitilt tiff--,Ditmago 3OOt.