The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-21 00:00:00

prated to Jgreement into exectrio)A , one of whim was ti ; e l'iitiotiff in this Action ; amil the husband agret;,t 5 3 ) quit and give up the house to•his' wire, wlii.cll he aftct wards did, upon being indentni. fie,l agaist any debts she had eontraaed or might contrld. They accordingly separated, and have titer since liVed :Orr, tihe gite carrying, on the business. For herself, the licence being in her name, the whole propetiybeing.her ! , , and that to the knowledge.ot the party at whose suit the execution issued', Some rime after the lohl,atirl had gone. of an exceurinn was sent into , the house at the suit of Air. for 701.. debt due from the husband; which the wife paid, : and this action recover back the money thus imprrTcrly on the goods of the wife. ,Mr. on the e part of the Defendants, the Sheriffs, contended, they were nut hound to know . goud.s were the property of the wife,'tlt,►t .they werejustified itytaking,,them accord ing to the. supposed possession of the husband, who had tor nineteen years appeared as the owner. of them. Lqrd.l t.l. tvnottnvcitt observed, that this pro. perry .11i41 been legally ash,igniNl to trustees for the wife; %, , yirs no ionvr that of the husband. The Sheriffs, whq up9o thetnielves a peiiiotis duty,. always took, or ought to take, an indemnity when tliey-leVied in hbueli . caseN, neither had they justified that, rhey'dicrihil under the'exigeneT of the Writ. Verdid for theTlaintiff—,D,lntages A person who .. deieribed himself as a Gentleman . of liar.. faoded property, arid said he resided at Mount House, in the neighlooirhood of Maidstone, in Kent, and who has been living fur several weeks past (with his aervant), at .the Three Horse Shoes poblic.house, in,Biribingltam, a few days ago sod. dgnly decamped without paying Ins bill.. Friday, se'nniolo Mr; Wigginton, farmer, of Glintob, : Northamptonshire, on leis return from Stamford market, was robbed on the road between West.Deeping and thelall.bar in Market.Deeoing, by rwolootpads, one of whom seized the reins of his pulley, whilst the 'other presented a pistol to his breast, acid robbed him of bank notes to The value of oil. On Thursday sem-tight, at, a house in a court in Maneheater, two children being left alone in a room where linen' was king to dry, while their mother had stepped"out on 'some domestic business, they, by some means hitherto unknown, set the linen and their garments on fere, by. which one of them, a fine' boy five year's old, was literallY burnt to a oiritle'ro O‘carcely th'e semblance of a human form being discernable' when the neighbours entered the prenti'ses. ' The other child was fortunately lialiM by Some Of the neighbours; but the unhappy mo.: 'her continues in a most deplorable state of distress, On the 23d ult. the hounds of W. B. Bradshaw, Esq. uokentielled a; fox near Leighton Hall, And, after'a severe chace of five hours (running a ills. tancc of filly miles or upwards), he was taken alive,. near Farleton Knot, by Thomas Johnson and the , huntsman. On Monday • last he was turned out near Carus Farm, and after a amart chace of nearly, two hours, affording much diversion to a very large field of sportsmen, he was killed at White Lund. 'kite following extra,rdinary - circumstance took place in a-farm-yard, At Cloptoe, belonging . to the Ikroroloion Clark, of Norwich : A cow, within two weeks of 'cal ving, was seized upon, and her bowels ofooresoo .o. Dome eee• torn dot, by the hogs. The pour animal was stilt Mr. CARItow tit:at& that the Plaintiff was a alive when found in that terrible situation, but was . ostantly dispatched. f.;ntith, a very ingenious twin , who worked uprin a , On Tuesday sc'nnight one of the counting.houses; steam engines, and other works requiring great k n owlerige and skill: The Defendant was A very at , the Coal Staid', iftLeeds, was entered by.some ingenious man . also, of a very speculative , turn of villains, and the locks of the desks broken. open: mind, and he hoped he should ono tlay or other re. FortonistelY abeui,4o l . in cash, anti a parcel 6outiio. ceive the reward which wait due to his genius, but log goods of consider,tbie value, h a d been remove d at present the world did not use him well, for he in the course of the evening, .and the only booty wars imprisoned for debt, and his affairs had been on obtained by 'the robbers was four shillibgs and four the other side of the . Hall (in the Court of Chan. penee in copper, and about sixty bad shilling:i t cery under a Commission of Bankruptcy). Mr. which had accumulated in the course of trade. Last week, a larmers wife returning from 'Brio.. Dumbell had once thought of improving u p on the humanity of his Learned Friend, tot market was stopped, on Bedminster DoviO by ned Friend, Mr. Extoe lett, with regardlo the use of animals, and particularly some villain, who seized the bridle of her horse, horses, fur he had once thought of superseding the aed,dCmataieS l her momy , she wee about to, give it necessity of their labour in drawing , Mail Coaches ; him, when tattexpeeledly a butcher of the name .of and he did not know whether he did nut propose to Henry Wells, Of. IYookey, rode u' o , an d seeing liar Have them worked by means of steam; but what situation, wive the rascal a Severe flogging wills provision he was to make fur the safety of passer. his whip, and escorted the pour woman to her gets he did not:know. He employed the Plaintiff, home. . however, to do certain works for him, and he did * Yesterday sennight a child, the daughter'of Mr. them accordingly ; and most unquestionably it' was . Judd, of Portsmouth, was so much burnt, whilst the mother had left the, room fur a short time, th a t she the Defendant was a man of great g en i us ;. h e made an application to the,house of Lord Stanhupe, who . died the.next 4 . 1 '.1y. was an excellent mechanic, and a great encourager An 'lnquest has been taken by Mi. Gellawar t on of genius in that way ; but he happened to be gone the body of J. Flannagan, who was thrown down to a watering-place at that time. The Defendant by a man running against him by accident VI Queen. h a d a son , wfo wa s deaf and dumb, t hin who was street, Portsea) whicivAnuised him, and of which gifted by Providence With an extr ao r dina ry vi g our he died after languishing three days.—Verdia-- of intellea ; this youth had received, some instruc. decidenta I Death. . : don honriVit. Dumped), hat that could not he con. A fatal accident happened lately at Upping. sidered at present, and indeed, lie said, the youth ham.—Some oil of v it r i o l was ?w a w a in c , , , , it _ wanted little instrudion ;he should prove the work lei noon at a druggist's. shop, for, the purpose of done, and entitle himself to a Vettika. , • cleaning boor. tops, .but befog put into a tream.jug, This cast being proied by P.obert. Seymour, and carelessly left within reach of I child iihnut two Mr. Coatis, for the Defendant, said his case was, years old, .the infant drank -it, and expired in the that these works were performed on aceoura of a • comae 'of the night in great agonies. • • third persort, yeho had undertaken to aid Mr. Dual. ' : Ott Monday se'nnighe the body of a man was bell, but as the contrary was proved in evidence, he fourral floatink in the river, at Neron.upon.o, ls e. could not resist the demand sit, the Kiintiff; he ob. He Appeared to he 'of a middle age, about, s feet 8 lim ed, hoWever, that &his clieot was the mon 'Of .or O inches high, well Made, hair tallier long. lie genius. Mr. CvBittow, frorti the Plaintiff's instruc. had on a dark coloured coat, with yellow but tons , tione, stated him to be, locking him up in - gaol was • packet in the inside; an olive and white striped aie the way t? expand or eecourage that genies.— .kerseymere waistcoat; light coloured corduroy VCILVOIt for (he ' Plamtiff, damages 531, 1 , 23, breeches; plated knee and shne-buckles ; ' a fine it I 2:412 V. SHAW' , V. 6 Q.: i o n ANuT 4 tR. bhirt, dark coloured ribbed worsted stockings. In , - hit pockets wile a small morocco Tooker-book ;.a Mt. Goortow slated , this. vats an aaton norm. . sma ll book, entitled . " Divine Breathings, or a noddy against the hare Sli ellirs `.)ll\---i"hi'''''',°?(s. whey ' pious Soul thirsting`after Christ ;" a small almariack were indemnified, for 3 tre9 P 34s /n 'llicilPg ci te tot 1804.; a new yellow 'ca nvass purse, with two thy dij og .house of the Phintiff, and lev9irig 311' ex- . ! Tuckers, in which were a, sixpence and a halfpenny i ecutinn for 701, and upwards. :' f 1 a pair nisi:et - 146es with one glass; two small keys tied together; an old silk handkerehiefanorked "E. ; 17 be case wasobor4 this ; A publican of the 1 name o f Wardley, aml his wile. having lived roge• I, two pocket ckieton ditto, blue and white plaided,. one ther nineteen yeara, agreed to itPl"l"ie for lif e s o markral E. the other T.E ;A wo old white neck ditto, arol executed a dee d of ae p aratiolo the material pro. 1 ant: marked E. the other No. 3.—A. Coronste:o .n: I quest set An` the bLtdy, .which waS in .a, very pUirld visions of whicit were t hese: the wife p , ssessing stal e, but could obtain no evidence to. enable inem 3091. of her own , a g reed to g ive it to her husband 1 on condition of her having the , house iti'd / ot"ine s s , to form a judgment whetlvr his death was OCCASi-ta. , , a o . herself, and' the mature ; and trustees were ap- eel by accoleitt or otherwise. • , LONDON : Printed by Rtr=trnanniL H. at is (of No. 4, Martlett-court, linw-strcet ; mnd T altr.:ild : where Advrrtirrments. Order/ ‘Ve are informeti that 'a flrytting-Mortai. Battery, fur the bombardment of theEtieniy's Ports, has been invented by Mr. CO24GREVE, son of Ceoeral GitEVE, of the Artillery, which is pre , 1 both against shells and red hot balls. It is said to be so con_ trived, that •Chougli *provided both with maats ,and ,sails fur any voyage, yet they can be securrir posed of in less than a quarter of an honr,so than the battery:then 'presents nothing hut a mere hull, with sloping sides, upon the water,. which is rowed by forty men under cover of the bomb.pro Is, and , may, by the peculiar, cOnstrUnion of the masts and rigging, Ise brhught under sail again as expeditiously as dismatitled.'The - rudder and moorings are et:rite/1 under water, :`and proteded by the boalb.pronf, s that no disappointment as to' them' can - possibly arise. The battery is armed with' fOur larg , t tars for bombardment, and four 42.p,,under earn). nades for self-defence,' though, from being cOvered with plates and bars of iron, she can neither be set fitetO, nor et 'T. - led by boas&.ling. Four.stioh-Vessels, , though they are 'not more than 'zeo tons but then each, and draw less than ,12 feet water, would throw 'upwards of boo shel:s into anyplace in ona tide, and, with the greatest efE.Ct and. preei-doni bath becauie from their construction they have on.. thing to apprehend from arproaehing the Enemy's Bat tet ies; and because, from the recidiar'con tt iv AnCe of the inortar.beds, ,the elevation of the mortars is not ;tatted by the rolling or pitching of the Vessel. Several of our Most' miner.' naval men have seen and approved of the contrivance; and it is said that Ministers have attended to this Gentleman's Plans, and have it in contemplation' to institute, expedition, vigorous and regular bombardments .01 such of the Enemy's Ports as contain any consider.. able accumulation of their T 5 T. 'tA.Ytt)lt, Surgeln, tif). 4, NI:1+ London. sr*i -• • • Edinburgh,. Ally 14 v• „,. IN the Spring of 1794.'_1 WitS-atlllCre.u. t Veaiereal •,vhich I treated with ,intuLA once for tiveinrol.. ; out v..c then ol,l'ired to apply re;;ular klaysician, out tempo: itoit to lb: i t r a ' knee of the I ~• -•• fer • sees hut stn to?, and ti• - • li it the first:Gentlemen of the ; Ity !wrz . :Ovi'r?" worse. LittNvo I . ,- slate:ant:6st t'!l* paralliileti and 'l,y'unit (1 ee tart 'entire 1..:14..4 and ulcerated frare I ie.e: t.. tiiroatt trotr t no tie arms, have 11c.: ••itely io ort'lgcr `at:ton:nig useiessiln -elint•t• I , TU-oin Ltkveltty tllirtyi -eating ulteers on iny : , ~ 1 ,_ tort ll Y ptivcil o ..- o f sight.-1r wnlii ti) ii LC Jit -5t.1910 , it tO . +4eyer !)r • a iri , re,(l , -.,.-!:.;;,„ ~r mom col -1 11 4i ; :I it; 1 s.v:s icn;7 .oan by ruY ~,• s• - • o, re. ana, e • . , Vl' pf:*l*.;,hie tO ''• I.; siva: lll ° lld ' I de.e• :Dii.ne•Vrovit raci ; caSe ,•. . could not. 1, /sent An:l -,,n: I L 1.:,. whice 7 t itiVe 7r9117 : ition; I; 10 5 „ 4 ‘i rib " A distress), in as it: a ever ensoYe L l:',.! pr of of tins, thriVitte, u ' i , ( o l. o; tae rt few ;Tomtits ego. ln gratitude. , to God, and .!...10 ot reniteriN _toy fel hew-creature service, I request You r, , h4 ibis; and you may at' a 4 time refer Fria° b t L! o s ;: a t t e is • li nLit , „ ( ; f fri t c l : l l " ds, tr lt u j ll lc . t t l t er t .c hi r s l ' re ° r;o i n ' : "llcrl nad As - few cases fur badness w ever (,Nual mine, an d so exceed it, I have front eS - qieriettee every reision mankind, that ithyour LE•AkI-'s i t1.1.S they sale, and odical &Aire, Int ;eq. lei Vene;;eal iiseae.,, which is called 3 C . • * Insutinowittable family reasons prevent noking II; 111"te anti ;it tI,C "PtOliCy • btu Creilitanles perste:s.l(4 of W int i ny', itlliirniatitiri . /114 y also lie referred to ate friends by Mrs.'.S. -- Viark, Rain's}'-G,miens, .Edinbutzli • •i I .oAi:will-fa Sold,by site SOlc,r roprietur , 0 , 1 s I. 'TAY I .(:)i{.„. : ,ltheinbet ii i;: Royal Coliege of St g lii Lon.ion, pits N 0... New Bridge-stret%ot, :Athice Avithont a feu; to l'ar i " i '! • '' to these and -W41.1 ana - e cr patients .la rel• " •it ' 1" paid, en the same terms, °list:iv:zee in all cases 0 4 p i n pivtolable secrecy, no: person's re'ene ur case havlllgek,iy ire.,:itioned, but particular request, bY!" as, tit Note than thirty - s ; %',. he SILL 411 q, contiuding of an extensive isl e :i's ;um leis arising thereftirto'coos, —r nicY by his Appoint:mm.4 for , th e r ipecti ut those fit„ .bV , 61•0.' . Edinburgh . :',Jaci.ion aid; ,P ri r ' ttrr ,:e 1 11° Ole, to ivAoin 'also mg. T. 'tiers For his-0(11651.4'pp RobirrtSo:Vs bolUttgli'so No. 7, I:is:l.:street-10 ' 1, nearly oPlx-' 41 ,„;;„ bie• i .„ 4 nonienr ; r. t eel' i., ItatVieller t , N 6.; Tower-hilt ; ' , MI. t:allv,4;ll's,..Dtiblin:;•, and by one 101, ‘, l7 i p r e x L. r i;s l :, , F ;s :, t .:, i ry ." Ps l . e l t i ° . Se% rl nil 14 tn.lidl 1 rs I :1' 0 1)4°121: wbeiehy peiesitits• of either 'SerrnaY earg' , selves ::tae and secrecy, : a ; N. B. Every B.:)%; s4lO. in (.; reit ttritailT with N S: t y v tl i li , :, ,tig o 6.. tr at 'V r :i v i t ::: : hi rayon , of strmets, i s printed, 'at the it o . other, con t) 1110;/. , ..4 ... l , ili4ttii , whosnla; - ,..'e • , „ ),,,s • it) ieeeiVe • 1•'; !!. WISIPICIr , to melt thee, tea: •s evcryme t,' 1. O versally acienovy' 1 •• ' • F, -• ,IL );.• ) inys•ard w tstirigs,, losi•uf appetite, , • , • , s k nelt tretiibl►ri ; -or thalt leg tel . • cott,,,ie., she...me:is of • brcati., t :line the 010a..1, cases !lac: Ino‘st v! , : 1 • •• stoinaCh, 'And peolnoteJ gerclepers:e.:.:..: • , • • ~ c and Gentry this Medicine 13. Much •-: to the- taste ai ,, d.sit,ell,'l:;:ntly :as teingivg t r - Ic h ; inoa .t.winach t .:ut,l c , 'in ) ; itt.r efolier tensity he? tio:1 requires , Wortnag eo bette r abided to me:fish the constitutictwaltr:' ItC00.11014W6*'"11 I 411 , 1 This •Contial is Ingt:;,. testeortfett t.hc Last :lilies, tor notatishing and in v , the Ner vc `, l s L eft!' • and ettireg as a genetal iesteratiV.' arising :ram bilunts coutpleints coetr„,eheiin fiat 5t,.„°,; Those who have the Care ;inn education of fein.uei,;„, dee:, otis ns well as the sedintarY 'part'uf the never be without the Cordial Bain o C dead diseases in the head, invigorate.. the mind, 111 1 PN'''' mory, and enlivens the iinegiitation. ee ,seis s e : This is the Most absoltite Remedy for sucli ri"'" ff' - i • lot • attcimed with the fallowing symptoms, . it' „. straituec.A oh the hreast, with di (801 l ty of ferorvii palpitations of the heert, sudden Bushes of 41 ; 3 ft , parts of, the body • ateither -times A e.enA: colt+ , hiot 'ivere pOuretton them • "flying pains in the ari s T i iirar l .ril bac and belly, resetn‘slin , - those occasioned ; ,•„ 1 outlleietehtrionattes; alternate :r e y r y :q:u z quirk o s y_ f ° a n e w l r e y n l i i i n t ' l l s g te , the h an ic i o"l' l l The p Pnlie *er • '" bi ' sighing, and a sense of sulibeaticin, as front ba.'% cailvulsiv 000 the sleep unsound, and seldom reafirilsl often troubled with horrid dreams. Much flay a , tr interested individuals against NlCCliCinits 4rC GIL/ 1;4- 1 4i but there is avery rt a nt onservation to be nrA ot ieti,; e l ing the Coniial Baltreo po f Gilead, that unless its oir v , o fir• g ii been gentle, safe, and e ffi cacious, it ::oeld not h'i i t 1 1 is 0 ,0 p tl:e tie u t i i i t e:ami)led demand it has acquired; foreashic.estV!it the groat adva . ntageofei persuasive advocate ar.t"tues, so nothing but his conviction of its y ' r re9/ I° .lo salutary efreCts, call induce perseverance ; and Yf s t io 0 0 0 ; • perseverance is 'eertaiel y most requisite to 3 , 11 (0 0 1 4 happiest combination ut chyinieals and galenieals to pol' l ,l • Cluouic it)iseases, snit rotorc tile Valetudinarir,,,,ovil? t Its, well. I, lowii been long maintained ; 'far by ke•eping the cat' t were, in continual repair, it preserves titO 5040 air'; r charaeteristic of promoting P I ) vigour, and preVelits prt:matufe dzcay. • I t r`q ti,cular confinement, nor attention to diet- t • Niarriro • Per.-;osis trniteraig upon the, h o ly state ° u iletm should contider, that " whets the IS 00, st(e"til thAt now from it cannot be pure." ,„ t p s The P ETU; I N ES, or,SO fur purifying the Blood and restoring the „ • . Paired by the imprudent um: of Mercury. jour lit 015 ' ; jr • the Peat and only restorer 6:: nealth a nd viVl!',;, l ,. whet.. Salivation has root...ate:lly failed. Pri'' c 1;. 01 11P • :idly llottles ',s. 't ' . td)1!;:ttl' for r/11111111:6;141,6;41;!3,,foi'l s ip. • '4114 • rrepared oy Dr. S , _;to,n'an, ilead. I fotise , Olt in start 335. Brottics; ritA fatter unich the purchaser I•a , ics: 9••,. se , 1: 3 ;0 ° 1 Bottle Ins a' S tfrotp;' x'vnictt bcars Prjl,'".4l;itae!". Ad , tress, •'!SAnd..Solornozi, Liverpool," , .0 1 0 ' feloi;y. ' , ..• Vc,tibto Poitage °call Letters to Or. Solt' t . ( 1:0' 01 must he paid, and al' of , 10. Grp itmlesed c also, just puAisitcti, ,Pri'l6°o $ 1 0. nl 3 ' A New Edition (wiri A 41.1,4, ca1,,1„: A Gt 4113 `to HEALTH., in h .vAtxtY 44 110 ii 1 , . soine-of which ate tteatettei} itedt r the t ' ':" i4r6 ‘VO lfiCt OP AdVice Nervoits l'a:•ents MO A ficieney (.4* , ; •01 0 /,' the rerlitd Detiet Scurvy • St.rcnutit---Torn Lac 013 1 1 1 •Vontli.:L-11) , s. • 1,01'01}0,. Sold by Nlrs. ce.). S'o t '‘o o o Pe' nuttier, Ni,'. 0, ....d r r. Baetcr.aott Mr, Seott, Soo t Bo rer! linshentl, Eider and Co. lictn'tizr.ll` " r " ,PY ; rtirt , • (V. Canitron, t; reeno.:k ; y o ung, 1 ; •-• ford, .Whiteside, Ayr; W. eraW ford, Giivon I )n' 3 llas "I'. Al` kirketalitrier „ I t ,a ; fie.slily!; J • Myth, Levin; • j:. t)einpstcr, 1 00 y0 0 'rei deg; Craigie, hiorttrost ; Mi w i r2 " Lliv 1 0° 1 Ab-rdeen ; Dr. Wli'de, 13.11111'; &VI 1 4 0 , j, M'Kenzie, Stornoway ; I'. lgsr, AL° vio l 01 ; 4 ' Bisset, Pettit; W.Andtrso ,, , (;° ',t).lr.} Alexander, Dunfermline ; ii„ ho rs6 4l, 51 3 0 . i k ,4, hroatii ; Inds,. Dunn:ries ; Weddel, Alnwick ; Paterstm, Arbutiti not r r , - 0 : ; terhead ,• A. Pel‘Donald, Trooeate, I c incs, Booksellers and Venders DI Patt.nt Me • K.ingdern, • . p ] Never did any one remember seeing mare• dealers than attended Northallertort shoW,. Which erupt:retie.. ed on Monday sennight, and elided tin friday lass. A great number of very • got , dthn ' horses - were drzred fur sale , all of which sold at unc , nilinon 'high prices. 'Many of the horses were brought to town 'the pre 'eedint week, and ,when purchased, were 'obligei to be taken away immediately, in order to accommo-; date others with the 'stabling. The number of per. sons attending the show Wece so great,:thar ail the bedding in the town was engaged. livoider that the oct:upiers of land in 'Romney 'Marsh may suffer at little inconvenience as. poi. sible from the interruption ofintercourse; orders. have been -issued to suspend for the present, the: breaking qp ,of any more 'ground through which the line of the intended 'Canal is to he; carried.—, Those parts already beguti, oi•courSe, will be con. tinod. The depth of the Canal, originally iiklltted for twelve feet, is now' "to be only ter; 'but the • brearlds is to be increased by the,addition of two feet. nog At the last Sessions for Norwich, a fowl stealer was convieled by the full6Wing - precaution The robbery being perpetrated 'some time before the day of trial, the. Mayor, upon the cowls being sworn to. in the ,Sword Room, 'orileted them to be stuffed and ptoserved,' and when the Prisoner watt attaign. ed, they were podu'eed, to 11is great confusion, all but alive. A few days since, about half past seven o'clock; as the driver of a' post chaise 'belonging to Mr ! , Styles, ,of the Hotel, Birmingham . , was returning With his horses from LitChfidd, he was stopped by two villains near Aston Park wall, .who presemed pistols to his breast, dragged hiiil.tfoin his "eilir . and rifled hia pockets,'•taking from - him two notes of one ponod each, and some silver, with' which they got clear off. ' SIIII).NEWq. GtAVESRND, PIS, .19. Sallo—the 13elinc14, koheits, tin Publin; 13e-tcy, Quin ton, for tiottun.; and Cll4lllpjo4, ThOalpsoll, fOr BIRTH. • Last Saturday morning, at Wyarton-placa, Kent, the Ludy of Sir John Heat, Bart. of a Son and Heir. MARRIED Yesterday, at Christ Church, Blackfriars-Ecoad, John Till, Esq. to Miss Maria Yonwin. On s‘iturday, at Brighton, Osborne, Esq. to Miss Ward, dAttAiier to, the Floe.-Mr. and Lady Arabella Ward, anti niece to, the Earl of.Glendore. • • DIED. • . . • On the 3ainif;,Mrs, 'Brawn, wife of ltobert Brawn, liil4. of Windsor, late Head Page to His Majesty, Lately, at the house of P. Nursey; I:s9. at Little Bealinks, where he was on a visit; John Fairfax, Lai. one of the• Ca. pi tat Burgesses of the Corporation of Bury. He fell downiin a fit SOott after-dinm.r, and ex pird inimediately. On Monday morning„ at Windsor, Mrs. Margaret Woad. ruff. • . O n the i6th inst. at Briitol, Mrs. Staley, late of Half. Mooti•strect, the Sutil yeat ot age. ' No. 2g t Aruntlelstreet, Sept. 13, 1004, FOR Eleven Years I have relinqUiihed :all other Pracqice for the TreAtincnt of Venere4l Complaints, atici the cure of those nefuatlocies which are the cont,equenta.:; of a tieorttetive habit. ‘Tne tutiloobted qualifi,tations which 1 possess, as a Wm ber,of the Royal t ...7n..ek: of SUrgeOrsS, formerly , a Surgeon in the/traty, and the extent of my experience in this peCuti.ir linc, constitute my eiJim to that superiority, which cannot attoined by the illiter,te, or even by . the most re•spedalble gntic it pmettior,/,;, wnoy: mind Is harassed by attention to iiwitense vt,tiety of I)thori.ters. ye 6, cosil!ol:Ailt or Disease and. Debility; i tt w hich jinni every part the world I Ilay: been consulted nut h ave cunsicttir a ! ; ,o ckaAtii;:eit th my petted coniprehen., sign ~t• thtt ulO t 'c~iuihll(dtctt t. e;. If DiScaSt..,i art,'A: iron: the indiscretion of an unguarded too. 'bent, and it' such Cases at distressful disarrangement do exist, as those vviticif arc the; coin:sequences of an habitual v i, e , can an y N.L. A , A hetter title to treat them than 1 a 'l,:golar Surgeon, all other Praclicre I'dr the , Treat- Mehl ut dies r and concentlatitig his attention and studies to this prliC4 pOillt In recent C..ases of 1 life &ion, all Pain, Danger, and DiA tres,.i may - be av 9 iikd, and in the first sensations of local Weweiness, 'sinueti IttkUre nii6cry.may be prevented, by such • MOOS of re-ar‘iiiiatio •,.4,5 will restore health and strength tv the Oitistitutifill. 'rhroogii incorisidcrat: 00g,h . 3, the slightest cases bec oroe itriportati,t, 'but it is the of exclusive experien ce iu this to give 3.ift: pelinanent restoration, cyco when other Prattaicioec.; hive The Niourieration ar t. vo . ,:cl,f,el t stated on the fi tst inwrview, bitc rit) fls awerell un ess a Bank N ot , is ioclosect. :MARTIN inb!l . 9t the Royal Coilve,..: of Surgeons in London. Na z 9, ;i,rundel -street, .Strakri, rtrfirl'emple-bar. Thu;,; alihtional oar:nice in Water -street, adjoining. by W I 1. .! ALI z\ sesittzt SCRIPS, (ot'Sbuttl Moitot )r the Taber. Letters for the a 1 , ev ery AO. t-sarett, C roivener4 (pare 1011 v `4e , Te„, b , Ll l 'to t - t ;tt 3 , S 4 gyve, Tala! 3 # T n . ' l fhir r , loot err ,, LAW REP9RT. COURT ('U KINC;'t, TULSDAY, VZI. 11. I\IYIRS .Attif! AN"111 .71. SIR ROL'IlaT LAULLY. .e.ko a aiori for five!, chidthori Coak del,ivered . in the year r-79 . 8, at 11. e !Muse of the Dehindlitir, by order of one °ibis woinco servants, wl.en the fa. tnily were hi the eouniry, at the apptclach of win. ter. The delivery being proved, Mr. MILLS said, the flooonrable Baronet knew nothing of .thexe.Coals until the dernatid was in#cle • for payinent of theliviney. Lird ELL ts N UORMICH, said, it was fair toAnfer that a roan at fortune like the Defendant left with hit - dorne,:iie authority to or - der' such an article' as thi*,to air the hone for the receptic‘n of the family in the winter.—Vei,s6t fir' the Plaintiff, damdiics 4. 195. 6a. IR 1150 N DAII;i1 , N. This was an aainn, Mr, Gait It 61V swirl, on a Promissory Note for tool, brawn by the Defendant, and paid to Baron Van Dormeck, and o f which the Plaintiff was! the holder for a valuable curt The Defendant was a musical performer at the. Opera.hnuse, and ought to be in no difficulty to pay his debts, for he got between tool. and 500:. He should' prove his band- writing. Ann Anderson proved the befendant lodged. in her house for three wee,k, during Which ante slic saw tickets for his benefit with his signature, by which means she was able to prove this note Wai lie hand.writing.—Verdid fur the Plaintiff, datroges 1601. HAYCItOFT HAHRTS• Mr. EaSICINS said, this was an action for iron. monger.) , goods sold and delivered by the Plaintiff, who.kept his shop in the Broadway, Deptforl, to the Defendant, who had a house at Blackheath. Since the . delivery of the goods the Plaintiff had taken his Son into partnership, but' he had no share in the business when the goods were delivered, al though it was written up over the door '' Haycroft and Sun, ironmongers, &c." lira therefore . he wag a competent witness to prove the delivery ;'which he did. ' Mr. GAttaow, on the part of the Defendam, oh. served, that the Plaintiff was the tradesman wh., had the honour of furnishing the wire work of a very handsome aviary, and other ornaments,for the house of Miss Robinspo, of Blackheath. He contended that this system of playing fast and loose with partner.' ships between Tradesmen and their Sons might . he -,injurious to the public, by holding forth the.ertdit Of two persons as seturity in dealings, when there . was but one. They Wrote up o' Such a one and Son," but when the matter came to be investigated . in a Coins of Justice, it appeared that the Sun was, no partner, and that was the 'case, here, and if the &in was really a partner the adiun was wrongly brought. Lord ELI,I N 23 OROUGIi observed, that if any two: persons hold iorth to the world they were part net's, they were answerable to all thcie who gave them Credit on the faith of that partnership, but when' they ,caste themselves its sue their debtors, they, mutt do so in their real charatter, and if 'flit)/ had' sued as partners, and were not so in fact, they must be nonsuited.—Vertiitt for the Plaintiff, lama r. :tl. szt3. J.