The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-23 00:00:00

.IV/41' INPIA . . . _ .. , . YrVelaav ,ii vr o I V ilintwi,.ys and r6speetibleMeet ,ing ol (he, Wes , riqi ~ %I- reliant.; re ! ,itle,nt in Lon d, , n, •iv 4 ,4 1., LI at in- Looil , ii` "I.:4vtri),: fair thr tuff. 4),) ,, e or Lking i,to e ,, , ,,,id , cakiuti thr Lite Oocur re).t., S jii 1:11 , c Neil. ,Ilikii4 1 , 61)6 , , aiid fur other .. 61 ,,-ci, ! ! pug p:tCe.h. . • • ':- , .. .. f . • . •' •' 'Lind PFranyrt in the Chair. • After , he Reqtakit,i : pl, s igned by a great number .o(Geti,lemen i)re,et.t, Wat sead ; Mi. MAN r[lt4G rase', a . nd,.in a, merit impressive 7speeett . , aitilles,ed the Meetill.. Ile 'adverted to the vefy tin:iort ! ent ririvise tor which they were sembleil, aed pressed' the necessity of t a king 4ome Measures with respeti io.their Colonial . Possessiori;; lie said he had some. Resolutions to propose to the; Meeting, expressive of their *acknowledgments to' the 011ie era • and S.iidisrs who !tad so briively de.. fertded Island at D:,minica from the late attacks of the 14:twiny ; and ex., ti a t ed w ith,dreat eloquence upon the gallant and inn itor it",us coquet of General Pitrvost, to w horn, in the ftrsi inst,ince ? 'be moved their warmest' Thank , ; which was agreed to unatti- MOUsly.," lie next called tl.e ;mention of the Meeting: fir the - gallant and aiitl,.!st unprecedented c , inloA of the Officers int Hi : y's auk! those stern. 1 ing in the 'Coloniai' Forces, to whom so much was due {tit' tl,t it d i rtied resistance of an Enemy of so Very superinrm f,rce, in their attack on St. Rupert's,' the • Zztl of Fehruary last.- He then, moved the Thanks - of the Meetinx to those gallant herotb;ulliCh Wa s un a n imously carried. At•ter sonic con verba ti nßetween Mr. Mi,NNING, mr„LoNG, Mr. GiwitGE 111Buutr, Mr. HAN'KEY,, and c o me other Genthniien, It was also agreed that. the Chairman: should transmit a Leiter front, the. Meeting to General ParVosT, expressive" of Their acknowledgments to the Non coMmissioned Officers and' Privates beiongieg t o His •Nijesty's ft-gular Forte;, anti also in the Non.cOmmi%bioned'Officert an,l Privites' &imposing the Colonial Forces of the 'lobed of .11 Inittica, tot. 'efleir very g , lfint and spitjied rrsisrancc of the. El' ern). on the izti•of bruary, to be cmintrienocateel to them by iii tt Gene. Tat it , the wain - Wt.( ietip4.• 'lbis' motion was also unanitnonsly carried: - • Mr. MANNItig iten 4%oBerved; Ow a further tri. bate of then giati - i tide was eltie to General Pa evove, as a . small token ut their obligations for his services ;: be ha& originally intended to propose, that a S,Voret (th e. tn os t ae prnpriate giit to a brave Qftcer) should be. Voted to him, us u a l 111 eno ,„ l 6 ses - „i h e same patine ; loot this had been anticipated by the Patriotic Society at L h had already . Voted ' him a Saeord Or con.i,lerahte value ; he, therefore, 111,60, the next twist acceptable gilt would be a Piece of Plate, , v th an apirropriatt inscription ; and eive . t.i, that ille'eatue, of the value of zoo guineas, 'should be prepared, under the. inspection of the ilott Committee to be appointed for that purPoserand pte,ented to that gallant General ; the cxpence of whiclishould be &frayed out of the ge. petal funds, Mr.. Law observed„ that these funds were in a very prosperoUs State:, and thereftre pr;posed that the value.of the Piece of• Plate, instead of being zoo, thouldh,e'3oo guinea*. After . a few () b in -y d ..' tions, the Reioluti. with this amendment, was unanimously agreed to., Mr. 1.,0i50 then c died the,attention of the Meet. ing to aninher subj , 4t, relative to a communication vc"hich he' had tnid . 'their ilifeetions with. the Chancelicr of : the Exchequer, upon the sobjett of 'the ave T age' priCes o f bir,:;iri and rice, in reference to the nets tqy 0 those artie;ts. After stone coriveisiii'l) with tin Minister anti Mr.llthki , son, he received for arisw , r,that the Prt'i'posfiionS "sent in by the We , ,r Merchants , Were not suffi. ciently 'specific ; and until snare particular anti 'pre. cise,Prorsition , tt e.re laid before him he could not form any' concltbion Upon .subjeCt. lYjt, three. fore'proposed,*that these Propositions shotild he re. feried to'llie S t anding-Committee,' for, the purpoSt: ortheir considering the matter, and am ing aceord.: ingly. He thea mitt el, :!I;it he Mom- had .1 COMMU. niedikii With the Minister relative toi.he late attack upon our West India Pussebsions",- and the'nteaSures adopted by Golfernrartit for the better security, and - defence of those IslandS. To all his observations riratl interrcgatnties • tip. n that subjetti, he had re. ceived only Jet general answer, that Government,had taken the necessary steps' for the security and priy. tedion of the \year Indies, witlinu(going into any particular infn'eMation upon that head: • Mt. 11 . ANKEY rose, and, in a most impressive speech,- addressed the Meeting. - He thought the litibjeet l)elort them should be 'treated on a much more extensive and comprehensive Scale; and called upon them to lay all rite dicutristances at large be. ftite Government and the whole kingdotn; He . considered that the late unfortunate ivents':which occurred in the Weet Indies were entirely Owing In two causes the Want of unanitnity aniongit themselves ; anti', St,eoridly, the inattention of Go. vernment with' regard : , to the defence of those islands a)Oinst the attacks of a Foreign Erwin''. In the first place, with regard to the. question be tore.lhetif, . on the suljed of the' averages. prices,, he, could not but observe, that there Vtera, no past o f kits M. e jeoy's'sSerhietts alteady so' overburthen. ed as the West indiaMettshants. Forhis' own part, as Planter. of the Island of Grenada, lie felt It in a very considerable- degree ;, 'every than whO knew bin', was well assured he. was . a man most, firmly attached to lu tountry,.and Gotertnrient, and lie would most,williogly, 14 arty time,,givF not only 50, but .1.001. - -per gent.. .if his property ` towairllal,its welfare and secutity ;:hut he could sat paSs over, the idea erhicli hail gone : abtoad with /coped to w i t hout . some observa. I..he West India, MerCliatlt3. tithi. The Public had formed Ihe•notion, from the various iniirepresentations that had 'gone forth, that, jet what inish,aunc sue vet ha ien to that part of the Globe, eieher by hurricanes, insarteetions, or attacks co., t..he Enemy., no mattes which, toe West rvie. c . l'olt'J were able too bear all , they were . .1 . 16 enrrogit to sustain all such losses-; and, what bet Ween Save Trade, and various other local circumstances, which had - Isere, remit - grossly milf-1 represented, they ,Were held in general.dblepu , e. Ni alhyvalos whatever made for the failure, 'of •Crops (which-so frequently occurred), from .the nature of the she insurrefti:.n of Slaves, or 'the attacks of an Enemy ; the latter of which had so:recently haprened ; and, taking-all the circum. Storices ioto consideration, the West' India Pr,pri.., ;etors were already overburthened - more th in they well coutd bear ; iie therefore was of opinion that. some .measures should be adopted, in iietter to lay the whole matter' before Government, and the Public, and to convince'the world that the In.. 'die Merchants wete grossly misrepresented,caltim. niatrd, and abused,. The next point he referred to was, the measures - .adopted by Government for the . protection of the_ West. India Islonds. He begged . -leave to ask, if the French 'Stitn-i''‘'lron, who' had s'o, lately visited those 'parts, had -the slightesu idea 'that the Government of this•Courtryhad been. So dilatory 'in taking steps for their defence, "and that so long a term could 'have elapsed since - their first appearance in that quarter. witho.tit any &or being made,' or any force sent out to te. , sisl.them, whether they would hove been Satisfied with'the few depredations they had committed, or whether they would not have followed it by tench more serious and ihicisive operations ? Even'at the present moment,'lthere was no certainty whatever' as to the destiotition of the Toulon Fleet, nor any assurance from - His Moiety's Ministers that any positive steps have been taken to Augment the Forces sin the West Indies, and in the event of their par:. . . stitnu . tnerr course to that quarter, what was . ,td be expe6lsd ? He was one cal the last men in ' the world who wnuld depreciate the 'condun of Government ; he had never beerrin the habit of doing so, but quite the'contrary. How. ever, in .the present case, he could not , but make these observations ; and he did not entirely blame Government, for, he again repeated; the primitive cause cif the preSent alarming dilemma in which , they were involved, arose trout the' want of ottani. mity amongst themselves ;,;, he, therefore, thought, that; tin&o. all thecirtimstances of the case, it was absolutely necessary they Shook' adopt some plan to lay, the - subject, in the 'fullest anaoner, before ' the Country at large ; 14 which purpose, he moved, " Thai the lubjea should be taken into considera. tion, and meant, adopted for' i:Ettiog that Most de. ,sirable • - i\lr. GP.ORGE HIOBRRT perfet!tly coincided in the ~bserw ati m i nsacie,by the Hon. Gentlemani;.but he considered the first objt.Ct of the Meeting was, respeCting the Average Prices, which should be set. Hereafter the murion might be very well made; and, i,, the mean time, he moved, ~ . ..That a Conimittee should he appointed.to•devise the bent way of I?ringing rite sul jca before the Public.", • Mr. Mulct , ir Said, he had not the leaSt objeCtion to withdraw his inoti!nt for the present lib firm int enitilori.of 'bringing the stihjed forward on a Inturc day, of which he would hereafter give notice., lie furfeBly agreed in the motion propused by the lion. Gentlem.ta which was accordingly carried unanimously. , The Meeting, after 'some fiirther general cohvcr. *cation, bri:ke up. The Reports made by the 11spetaing Generals and Field Officers of the Volunteer Corps, in 'the interior of the ar e -r"highly gratifying. We are informed by ;In Officer who was present at the !Reviews . the Corps in Leicester, Notting. ham, Derby Shire, Northamptonshire, ifec Sze. that many of the Volunteer Corps are fit for any sett. vice ; not only respetAle in their discipline, but in t heir ntiibbers, His' Grace the Duke of RUT LAiro'ti C-rp., (tlie:Nt'9ttsigh4tu) comnianded •by Ltroreliant-Colotrl 'ELLIOT; the Newark, the Soot arid the, Leicester, are in, every re. ispeCt as capable of,,perforibing their duty in field against an enemy, as they are :emulous to meet them, should they have the temerity to put their', to the proof. The synallerCirrps are 'equally hearty. in the cause; and 'when brigaded will pro r 'to the Invaders that Englishmen of every . dr . : .c t ip t idn are. male of tlfesame loukti Materials as were the heroes of Poictiers atitt'Cressy. • An engine, ' e.oable of returning 30 rocks full of water per llay, into ,the Summit Level LA the Grand Jun4tiott Canal, in the parish of Bratinston, near Daventry, after it hers passed Six locks, into orle. vet with the. Oxford C:anal, is now ereifting there anti it is expeded will be finished and in useestly, in I Urle. / large. additional stream is , t i soo at t hi s t i me being.sectired, and other improvements are in cum:, tetrirdat,wil, Lisc week was taken out Dia tiest in a rookery .telonging to jQiit4 DUNNINCIZ , II, E4l. at Thor. sanby, near York, a yuttog rout; conoetely white, and in every toped periett, wifilo the other, youog ones, in the samo nest, in 00 way differed from the 14101 t:Wir While Lard 'LANAI wits encamped at Ec1:111, two of the natives tarra to him, saying they were Lteser. tits, from the knerny ; that HOLKAR t.ati heel) et, taekedby two D.l,4lays in: passing a defile, and as,: sas6inated. They filleted' to guide a party to the spot ; • hut some suspicion tieing entertained of their designs, it was thought proper . , to confine them till some oppo i ltint y artiVe of throwinglight on this, mysterious circumstance. oa'ruesdAy AS a Orayinan.belonging to,Mr. lock was putting . "sotne beer intothe eellats of the Green Man'and Still, in Oxford"streit, the pulley (which they slide the casks from the etray.to the ground upon),gave way, and a butt of beer tell , ,upon him; .by accident he halt his thigh bruken,. two of his fingers . erushetl off, .anti was in other re: spcds so dreadfully mrsitned, as to be taken - to Middlesex Hospital with very little hopes ul his recovery. Considerable .bets art laid that Lottery Ticket 3 will be upwards of thirty guineas bifore 141 e King's Birth.day, 'when the•first.drawn Tioket.i, entitled to 20;0001 . , and if n.) Other great. Ci,pi•tAl is •dr4wn on that day, Tickets will be upward; of fifty pounds hefore the i tth of June, when the, firt.drawti Ticket is entitled to 30,0001. • ' , L0N1,10.4: - .l'rintW by,RtcHAR-D HAP. kII (of-No. 4,.Martlett-courr, 4 , 11 , • Ole .but OFEI Ct, No. I 12, Strafld ; what: Ativertitemetas, L Air UP° 14T, • COURT OF KING'a 13F.NCI-1, MAY SoLiefTd - P..GENt.itAt. tfinittl for a ctdui - og 4iponait Attornedt the•C ;tart to she why 1.u.; shouldriot nswer the matters of ar ! ''.4flkila. vit,and refund certain ' , dins Of, money which- he hitd ,.. . feeeived..' Ife stated that a dcarer'in itfusiehaving . octaiion to raise some 'thOney, 'dim a- bill which ho wished to get disc , 4lnted ; he applied ,to a person Who affeaed to render this sort of set vide to the `world, and, as was the usual mitt:: with the pro_ tessed mOney-lende6, he receiVed'only 'a feW pounds for bill of exchange, and was to receive-the .re maiorler wheriit was discounted. He ctiuldi how. ev'-r, neither get the money or 14 7 3 bill back again.. .When it became due, he heard ,f it in the sliape'a an affirm by.a person who insisted that he was a Zarin jiii'HOlder, and the person against t'vh6ril he moved was the Attorney, who had brought. itaioris' against the Indursees on the bill, and upon ,the Music Seller, stating the hardship of his case, He replied; that lie was but like some other Attornies, but would gibe hiM indulgence, and.'iake:the debt and costs at different periods ; hut as a price of this,- he must immediately. execute a Warrant of Attorney for the whole, and paY three guineai iorlicarance money:—Rule Nisi granted. • ' ,• Mr, ER}KUNE inAvetl.for have to file.a.Crirninal Information against Mr. Robert B. Urlililing, an Attorney of the:Co:MI, at the instance of Mr. Shep. herd, of Butcomb Court, in the Cotinty of Somertker, Lieutenant-Colonel of a quips of Vulutiteers tiodex the command of Mr. J-filey.Adding Pilther to. 'Lord SidinbUth,—and a Gentleman of, go ad cita . rank, at.d Limily, who had employed a Mason Of the. name of Stephen Broad to do 'some work for 4iirn, whict he, Mr. Shepherd, :contended, was, not duly performed, for which, however, Mr. Broad at.ide a dimand,uf Mr. Shepherd, through the Medium of Mr. Dowling, as an Attlieney. To this , applicatiun Mr. Shepherd in itie answer, tha,t.the wr rk was not performed, he ric lef rcceivc4 ;thy, alpiicar ion for his bill, that he understood the Law; having studied 'the profession'; that he Would not bie'ak - the law', - but that hi would tint. be latticed. Some time after. wards the Defendant, Mr.. Dowling, sent on letter to Mr. Shepherd, of which the latter took no notice, it being the opinion of his friend;, civil and military, as well . as his ‘owri, thatit' was .beiterto pas ) it by, than 'to. come .to anfirp 44- once of the law upon it, for that a Gentleman of .Mr. Shepherd's rat* and station is as not : called upon to Meet Mr. Dowling in this case according to the laws of hon Our. Loud ELL FN BOROUGH thought the letter of Mr. Shepherd, '' he would out take in: insult," might live been spited, as nothing had, occurred to provoke him 'then, hut there had been abundant time for the Other patty to coo, • Rule to spew cause granted.' , • •• • Mt. Cialutow rn.-vcd tor ,a Writ-of Hat"tels Cut : . , Pus to be direacd to a Lico:cmaxit of the' Navy, 'mantling him to ,brik;. , , the tindy . of frt, age of 13, who had , been in the' In itf waiting on , this Officer and his-Lady as A land per vant i . but had. .shpt on board as there was no convenience for !tip tticome un'shore eery night. it was av'ecd that tie boy should'be delivered up•ib f)tt'dppeeryticed , a dredgerman whenever the fathetaboul4claimikion. l f . ,father did so ; but instead,. df Up, the Officer caused him to be tied to a gui, and; to rtceivc its.° Lushes by 'w.'ay of li!eiiking hiM in. The boy was never at sea, and had nut criseied, although, as a trick, his name might appear in the book' as if he .liad'..:--Motion--granied. tILIZADETH TOWER. , v. CAMERON AND K*NNEDY• Allis was an ausumpsit On 'a . prqrnissory note.; ,The first Defeoclata aimitted judgment to go lii,dr. , fault; . the Isst• pleaLkd now a l / 2 sumpsit ; a;•ti lutlifiert that he I),eime bankrupt. 'l'o There viaa a demurrer. Mr. LAW vs contended, that the plea to the haokruocy i 61 9 11 U 41 0 , t.lfe declaration not stating when the com.rtission,rook. place, . before t h e mencenient ot the suit ; atat the Learned Couniel rrinciPaily relied on she authority of the case Di eind Skilkold,• Wilton, 139;'' to chew the ETT, on the contrary side, argued, that :lie Gage C“C. it I::►t1 be s q ' tl 61 , rul f!d, ,a n,cl teferred, P in support . of the observation, to 4 1 Cooke's Bankrupt Limes, p. 522 ;" and also to the c,ise of " Mites .U. Wdliams," where, iby the, conettrret'actt:of.aii the Jiiil4es, the. inure'concioo fotto , ot.pleakji.ogya? 'lolled:. LOrd St.tutlrsoßtiticir:--" 'the time of the bank ruptcy is matter rd . evidence, 'antl. phi4l is pre,- ci o dy in the l', , rfo the 4egtshitute has itire4ted, 5 Geo. 11. 1 '---:iudxment for the' Defendant. COURT OF CUMMON 'P'LeAs. MORTON eV. WREXTER. The Plaintiff, an Attorney, brought his a6ll;.mto recover t7l: fur . wor k and labt'.ui done, under the following circumstances. The Defendant, who is a Gentleman ,pissessed' of indepentlant property, lived' Considerable time with a frail. fair one, named Perry, in C.3,levelatitl.street, during which, one of Mrs. Perry's lodgers, a Mrs. Amiat,.hecame greatly . in arrears• for relit, apd c4;e. Plaihtiff war employed to bring an attion fur the recovery of 'the - debt. Mr. Setjeant BfihT contended that the. Defendant was'not 4.)ounti to. p , y, And that Mrs., Peciy was only.resporksible for the•deAit. .•• •.. Th., .Toulid a verdict ' for the „Phtintiff. SHIP iviiirA POOLE,. MAY 21 Arrived—the lkyder anti WiLliam and Cathar',l%,. Pratt, friiin 'Ncyvt.dstle ; I of' ti, truth .Lutu'att ; Swift, Hormel!, twill Ati i i`vc-, King, tram' Pottsinoi4t4 ; Itore. A.l iiielAws, froin Southantpttnt ; Und ludoiry ; )40,,1;.4, Qulres. ' • Alice, fer'Nwfoundrartd"; Lei.b6, torßostoek.l +Ain ao(t.Willi4iii:,"Squarry and Urn ;- ; istotlisi•s; Lainuerr; for c3iii;col i•ainl , iietscy, Col- . fins, lor . • ,• • • - „,. GRAv rsg 4kY Zi.. . , . •.. • - . . . , . Passe , .; by - the Parnbcrsl , ....:llcr, Brigs... from NorwaF ,i, tic,ii t i,:„ t)il t kiburi, W r alter,o9ke ) aticiNitthettiteht, Not'- Imm o I;,.i.it I).tltzic. : • ' - v, ~ elv •t • • • ' Vcct te.let! , c2vrra, hz Liflieri.ttft. do. 4 : - molt be r' l ' S t • . 1 AA:4qt & OIL' the igth liist. at Adlibiligr:l;-(llair—.;;,Nevurl;rl3=?lcsttil6' Littit•of D , Vid Chamber's, Eiri .fir a Solt. Of t l: L e,s4Av training test, La • it' 't r . gdtratil 13ujr:, of irr•hll:slt`ifet,.. Heatord. row,IL ..s...t:Lit: . Soi J___l. :....................... . . , . ,17,4p...,Ritt.D. •' ' . . 'O.. a :3.fonriay tlte eatb inst. 'at Eaptry, in Kerte Iticil'4 HaltOrrl,' E4tt. pin... of C•ntr,‘rborv, to Miss S'" h 13 ,! ' " rAl e ei p l unge:if ~daugi4ter of ,' . .• t Tournay Pargnvit. '''"e • F. astt Y'Court, in that Lo .: t‘ . -- . (')l'est-v last, at ,•,..oi.le..hatie Church, the gel' R. F. f il 1.ni.."1;, i.)4lis;liernatcf, oiClic:irderd. Vesteiday, At St,. Narioi;tis, iVestruiDite, John I.loltuett Esq. or - Rettord, Notts; to_ hiliss C•itheitne Moody of ye sanie.place, . " •• • •.• . ; • . '' , , . . c F4: , r u s n te i r s ,. I N ,: 0 .1 11 : 1; i i a la ja n : . o i t r tel::slsl:it.l34‘EV:4 1 0 ' 1. ' 3 i' . ia " ..t ' ll:YrulL!' Ilg's • ' • On the -.1.5th,•0f March, at I‹..in;stbn,'Jattl.lieil.''''l3 • ' est 5611(4the'lat SiChliclntlas Forster; Dart, of 10 3 0 11, On Thittsday liit, et 'Selby, in Yorksbire, i You n g ; g irl '. about ''+';'''et't N.;:a.rer. of 4e, /at OA tefrib le dist'intert4ellallan::: Pitt)bia, in consequeme of having beet. bittsti, bi '' ln • 1 two niontlat ago.:: ' - •. - • . . •••---..- ' , • , Bank S ;cc k , t 73 "16:1111::::::1"183../1 lII' ':' 'I : ~. • . ~. .• ~ , .. - • Y EsriRDAY• I , . S lavl i 0- 1 Cent. ga i 4 1 ltlcia Ili;tids, ••• 1 par Cce;z. 1797, '.' , , til Sri yuck, • aiia , •-• ; t.. 1. i ist..r• Ceti. 'i lixcl. vtor Pills, inf , t , • 4 p.n. .. r ent .—; , 7.4 ' I Onitintm, . 1 ± J' 31 , , 3 P4r Cent 'kc"l:' 57 ' 1 .11.1 ' • • 3 VC( cCnt. nelow, I t i 1 3 1 )ei• Cent. et.,,t's. c., ~ .,.11 , 1:, ' I .aerial 3 rt . cent . a 1, milt L'...-% ini _l6 it t. i,inr.its. ' I)it to ...I,..rni. a ~,1 i 1 " Datl Short Ala. ' Gins, iut 24 fl ay, il'l'' . . ;•- ,• HULL -DOCKS ANi) NAVIGAIILE CANA L • P F. tursi. - ... NIONTE4I,y SALE...I°N .4 . • TO ilii SOLD I.IV AIM: 1' . - By Mr. 5t...0 t-r, , . °wiggly., the 7t h of tuna . at . ~ , .‘ ~.., ~ way's, 'Hiatt •e-alley, i.,..(1-11, SSA lt,f., ill StiAlkif. of IsooLhi:d iiALF 3 , t orp , • t I‘ ll 4 it the DOCK COMPANV's S•roc. 3 .J, WO - 11 poll -liti I I —ad' eStatirisite.l p twin ai ve Uttilertketotos knOwn by its ctriiiteitt SuicesS ; 'lke OiVitit;ll4 At v if hit was 61. los. per cent. per ...Dmitri. _,. „,,, 44 CIE ~,The •C; KANO' 1:UNC:11 ON. ,CA NAL '''' 3'4 'O. Shares, and I) ptiortal Loan, be An 110 cent..o ild, convertible ir.to 'Stitt - os' at Pat; 1110 Toint 3 P 011 , portant Lute increases very considerably. alto T welye 0,00e4, 4t Go . The SW ANS E A ...N .‘i C, A r ION-lli Shots- i each ;it vets , imprortiv, Cooce,l. ' 014 air , The: K ENN ET 'Ad' AVON CANAL -'141 . ~ _., T ',"i.krY -New Shares. 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Webb, Salistlarr' r ri I, F. imprOveti P E . 1)0 I:4 k; 1:, 1t , --------- , krt, , P 74; 50 ::: 1. :; ;. - WISER, which when 'woo in OM "Zi ti i,iip) , , 0 . , , thr..• distance the..Weier.-r wlllts, (price 'I tifol.,der,, .141 1 / 0 ~ V; 's ?Ern:EßElt.Kl'lq,' "%if4t/'" Se"4liiitlf. :st End of NeWgatc-strect (temoved ,t,,O,T•ii;; t iear, ~ , ,,11 act;ount of the Improvements there) ;•' 1 . ' 11 ,,', 000 I ,;',;,:jet Ye,ars have .fabricated the'Se Maeliioes ; LIP:II*N , r haii i flat claim the liivention, it beiN,alniosi:is i , ~ iloololge 4 Watches., yti ;LW tiro ev,n• came-to ,!•11',"ir ;,1 w0ui14,,,;,, • been su rude in their shape, inccariciiient,T..eo►iool4lll 1. incorrect in their pzrt4.r.liioi...i:., as to lutvc u ~ ~ t c i t , as ii.eo*'.. • . „k 4:tfuil., !• • 'Cabs, Aliich thcv ‘t;ilce the liliCrtv to'ciart,;,eity,,,,,rl,,,g. ao .., elernit In itself; l'il,St, colive.oiCiitly Ilefi,e. I:oey,'o.,..ayiiii: and, what i, closiraViC ill :ill i'it.i..:llll ; ut . i . ,00,1 0.1 c,,I1g11); not bit* to I,t: out of order anti +''''. 'I- c y ", l lltil 4 L.°31P:a1.1.101 to battle v..• 11,1 ,:;1,,:, I°,o "' ~,,o, , 5h•,..t.,,g-. ..,,t Lod) ~i ,',t veiv, ~I, ; Flattering:thetnielves the gr:at Inipro , ilii , p i! ha.carried ILA.) its iilt:rn.it,•.iiii, th•!‘', t":,,`“',,,;,,,t1.,'',i ~o) : '''.'l'.4, it Pitb r lle; to ,i,'Ll.ip::•l4.) ti!:7)0.'604,c'i,i,„6:010:0v. tfi:reot; havirig.b:en %late; :.tIly• iajo r '' '. l - 6 1 I' t° [ ,o ' 1"v" copied ti Nt -I '--at I I+l,SCct 0 " ' y•lta (' - le,r, ,A,- int..:, 1. , •, t t o,.:1 1 4 ' o , rNi L. :: ai taeir own Inventions, thoui' ll 4 ' -^" ni id vel..r iideribr WOrk• e y V k,..:,* ItliA.l) 14.1...1141)NT., ' No, 9, to To Mr. •THoraAs 'X AV1..0.16 Sttrgexii, 0 311 • rpflion 0, „EAR Rl., Ilridge.-streot; 1-. 01U1111° 'TOO!. .. 11l TT4l.!,r,Se-i%sgiytohn otnhethite ions,2,,,rtt;aarratbfie,l‘re;,tir 51,11,10.5tg;. I:3(vlttiliet.t. Vs liFi'4le NI edicine LE. K. l'• S 'l'`Vi l'i, to C01116,,V1J mi". Sprinii, of this yeartl h.a'd the tnisiortiln,, _,arini,, 11)110,,,,iii real Complaint, attended with the i_r,i)-111:v`e 1 0) ,,s11,. : v .,, ,1 1 0 ye:bus s'yutptonis ; iiisotuuCh, th. 4;,,„ an d it t o r,t i c ia' to my room for a vr li. ile week togelll,-1,00 su tler . I ' l l otif; , it of it 1 I had no rest night nor tl i a 'solo via , sail I ei.;rittiating pain al,: torment, ► .4,3,.1 coulAsc•',,loiog li° my eves, rely Weak and dim , ' s'''' tiuil,..xl,cd P' 1,,,,,,; • aily olkieit, it ever SO close to Me, a , l l ; rcon a stout , i 0 , , ,, A lia:, than tno tota l . loss of iny 5t14,.. 11 ,,, t ,','„, a Mere sh all(%,0161,;i and rat her corpulent milk? I Mar •Erloo,l riALI sulsii Objez:t Of pi tY .iliaCiiityai'S'iOil: Pay 0 ‘iibie, ei i i t i i 3it ip I 0 over., and thonglit Yu' reonverf i, 1 ": 0 be fl'Y 6gtb ° pi state, Eiji expeitinli, every •trinuit 1,.,,,,,, 6 , A 1 1 . ~, i $. „., wrl,t, I was fort..un:ttly feconwi,o t.taiii:rifiejic,,i :i.:lot:trf, try 'yoUeNledi:.:ltitt ;but 'having trle(l,)ent,sc, it 0, ; 1 1 ,o , I :!'' ‘l . , purpose; and being at an enostertons.i.! 00 . 1; a . !0•04.,:,,e,. beti,r..l. could 1:>; . : prevailed tili I''" ,I,:7lcdieni all, l ai l l a j oy 1 : 1 „ l'ir six boXeS, atAl betbrir.',l lii:d rt. 4 deacoe.li, , i 0r ,, , ,. siderikle•tietitit ; my i' o .ilis 4Pitt:!2 s,Jrprile .1i.`0r4,0,5 sight grew better, arid, to tl ic , 4 7-;•, . three 1-)J.,`' i ale mein of all,iny triends',, ..4 .. t ec . '4, ..,fristored, .• ~,,,,,) kii health and stretictil W' as .liefe, ',?..abi, Niedi,J" late ( a t m ] f l a i n tea k sotty,-.Ve.' v(olUcto it:ii!sytonti:rll)lll.).;.:iiol,,this,,. it 071:1 , ril i e i, o p ei l You are at full tio'erty to ,i,,,:; „i,socictY„ 1,:,,,0f°1 you think proter, tar 'tlie ben.,2,e„ t o vti, ..,0, oilticil I stundt ltave selifirou ) p 1 ) ti !,1. 1 ',, i relape,• i feillaitl, frith to e ki r ~,,r,;,,ulti., /''' ' . i . t o °I. Dear Sir, your obliged hulob ~ , - •4 , 1 , , , __,,,,,,,r40, it,.(:,/ Hi).;11-;ti\,1,1<trinitIgliatiff 140 • ~.:0) • ,iciNt7l;•oo,,,tl;. ocl,, , The above At eAicinp 1 -to ' 4 : l o' o ° ?` t tb , L ic.bel" l l,..o o l . ".aaf it ,;( Pltrpotis that arc. In AnY. doubt, .„;:irly t r y eettilo4- ',! i iip.i; vier) , Venereal Atli:dim-is P•tili!‘;' it • 4 tit t.titi,,,t,01,1,;#4., irk'then' COngiition in 'lite, ,:. 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