The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-14 00:00:00

CLERKENg'I4,I , SESSi)NS.;, 'ffl,tl 1,11" r Gt,) , l.r.s wish the other perinns; Oho htttl , been eoneeinedin elrryin , i in " Little (ia.' or 1.41- )I,P! welt. h t ouglit no iiFoin their convieliim by: cne of the. Kigistrates tree/. The tileumitjt , Ces of this Case were'. ilt • tty ; ditsiled in this Patw.r when. these..persoos wen. first apprrhetuled and pro.. secoted .hefore ,the.' 'Sitting Miogiiit rate, :about five wee.)or'ago and it Will therefore he the less twccs— saty to detail them over again with Any- pottiettlir minuteness. : ? t itsuant to their ilinV iftion heiore Mr, the' meti.wcte committed to the House' of Corvidiim nn.il the present Quarter Sessions, when they were to he brow: A lit •up and 'further dealt with according r t e w.;---Messrs,Cotr . .•i'and MAttaYAT, it tecl,Aleard, were the Couniel for the Pre). seen tiO'n, and' Mr. Gotta .s• and Mr. A r.'t s Y for the atfentlants,-,-By the' Counsel fni the. Defi:.'nditnts, notice of apPeal at the Sessions •Wai given. This ,appeal rested on two, grounds. Mr• BOND had granted a warrant for the commitment of the Dc. fenJorts t,, the l-fuuse , of Cor,reaion'till the Sessions. A, a‘: the, Vc... , sectitors hid the notice of appeal, cortyktftion was also ilepared before the Magistrates, ptesented it) the Court at the' goofier Counsel f. A. the Defendants contend. . edo first, that that commttment purported to be a con. vini , ar, which it really was not, as the Material words for cf),,,titoliteg it such were. u aottio,t, ; ar,thsecortsily, thm sit; posing a rue IN . Ctii,Vofinn to be adotirte.l : for sui, l 4 kng tl t t defieirocy the other, taili . eveci,thia c old i t , me pritient instawe, becattletlw I wo/ coueit`it in waored the material wordc, " until tiCey shall be discharged by ,duo' courae of la w."•— • On the first' ppirit it was Contended, that as no con. v ion bad at first been m ide our, therY.l , ..odatati ;.ad been 0011 , 0011 110f4 and ought' therefore t i he f custody. It C etdd ett;t i , nor it ought not to he held good in law, - that afier persnoti, had been wrongfully. in Cu -toot}' for four or five weeks, they' should he afrer.virds detained and placed in, the same ~ ;itnation as if the whole' proceedings had been regular from the beginning. A fresh convic. lion, had been procured ilftr the Prosectitor, f ro m' the-notice of "appeal, had tint the former one was not regUl'ar. 'Hut with thie fresh COuviaion the Defendants hurl nothing to dn. To one transaC tion there Co tild h-' only .one convietion. .The .first cotlViftiun was the 0,.e on Which the Defendants had been c'inuttitteti, ilfthis was irregular, they ought to he disehargedout of Custody.;, fur the irregularity of the coniiinion on which alone the D.:tendants had It.cri committed could not tur' cured by any sub sequent conviaion. On the ~tl ,e r hand, it was strenuously contended, • that there was irregularity in committing .the Defendants by a Warrant of Committnete, and alter. wadi making out. the: ctinvjetion for the. use of the Court. The .Warrant, though it mention. ed the. corviain, ~Was nor in . itself, a ct-tiviiinn. The cotiViCli k io, perfect ,regularity, might be ,t wards made out. toe were , • . - , cases p!oduced' anll argued upon qh 'AlAtt4WAlllNO,elfter hearing the argu. mtntfi of Cro',ll patty,. observed, that upon reading tivt tregnt, 0 ,411,1 . 11 g. Appeased to him irl it, but mete if flt.Orn,i - iiitur.ot, It Wall imposlible that a M gh.t rate shoutit m out a entiviAjoir, of 20 it so . I .).ege , , I), f Ai:: the nautili-r,r,. • Ht. at:,s Owed-ore ‘,l H tleat the Cointnmit...ol , o;4 r kl , he Ide' (tT.., .o , d , he, feod,trit w)•irl iC, able tb I \ 4 'i2, ls 'l7et_ with as mtleli speed if., e a“-ol o itmtcca avotf , ,l w, totlet ptoceed trldra'W 0p dif.l. (.!•011 . 1k9.i00„ 1 p o i; in decided avinst the-Deieut'hints; • Mr`. 'iiroeee4letl the , , tVe, C;i41101,111160t Was trnrguhit, in waffling Certain the Ac,:toll'arliamentr, required to lie inset te.,l lit the . comMitinerits of rogues suss.-va., 40 Ohl; ~;,,tmoitinent here 440, .that it eortitielyed Ihe th:4o-4,tri.v. absolutely :ill the meeting Of th . e. Qaacter The A4Ol merit iateddedto Ic u ve qinWer ' , Alith (he Mogi:iiiales tit discitiirge. persnlis,. 1n CaSeti where, this nor lit pear prosier, lief ore the' . ince , the 'oticfQ i ii,,tter Sessions after c±inviaion ; ;o),1 iiitS l4,tt tier reatote that the tests until dtschativd by du,.: course of law, , were so Ma;;!flai rtntt tti co!it mitinem the Defendants weir conni!aed till the Sesiorfq, and the al) ! ive wets felt out Ile slit„ of the Xing and . t e v i l , re a c , liw nit en e it e liad bete' set aside file tftt ,trieet ru which.he lead 44 in opposit•ion to this, it r , ,otetid , a by the rho Pro,totition, it in the it,'111, 1 ,1 rendered the wort , ., 1.4 until de,a7)lArmed by due course of hoN" did out at, a 3 tele( to ro,zot.o ard * IVlr. M A / A,lt I:N6 Was of the Sarneopinionvvith. the Counsel for Prosecution; and thiw point: also deeilea ;against the rYfendants. • Vie evidence WAS 'then gone ttartogh, the , wheels avert 'txhilnted in Court, with, the Ivory Counters, end the re it of the il , ,,;•;.tat wt . . - The ik , lice Officer , Voted the &Monet in-ttit ich'they 'had beeri-seizM at th e S at h6iiiiA 4irns publie.litinse, in • Suitt , atrttt, where llatiam4 And the refit oh the party were • found a&c.olY enpaged in their scheme. Editeard Seal, wh A a was a lartt6 111i.m fir it, employed to take inimraneet, exposed the plan 'pur sued in this scandalous System nt depted3tiCtil on the FAA ic. The..pr dim obtained by. these depredations, , wficceinx, the lqwei nrdos: the - penple were ins. trico e. . ft was, fotind in ,tite.hooks .thAt 1°691 hut been : cleared in: the e,purse.of.,thgee liter oluffing thelew,hit4 or prizes. tar. Co HST , Obit rvet4 that . Mr..thitevrd lord 11-t least by dis‘losed a scene of ptCulatiun radiSeit by the," Lid( Who, h a d a method of drawing or withlroiding prizas they .ploised, which rill its be., of use to the I.:,otattrican people, if any Thing► could te:ich thi.Ntir prudence. Mr.;.l\4ititiwAiti No, :&,.ex the evidetwq hi t (' } wen ut reptil4in,, that gadt ter Ott .pe, fetlahlsqs. l " trtitte Out, - with the excep, i/r Cbrorbedrri;# wit ,tyrt* •itn, was accordiotly serueniced :to mix .months impliAnntnent ; 17rmel:10, Gerard, phmvs, white w dilti L'ry,vr, 1,) , ;r months iMpriteriment. • OLD BAIL,`T. goiyitTlf DNY--iATUMM*, JAR. 22. zerottE TIIR •LOSCD . (&F ISARbIst, Vik• ItISTICE ,LAWO • it F.Nez, A NO' MR. JIS - UCZ 1t003•7,E , .• Frilticis Clan; was indided for stealing 1 ityver vyiteh, fotir hanklkerchiefs, three p of silk-stockingS, , and other articles, the pro. pk:rty of the flOth Henry 1 . 1;c Henry 'Augustus Dillon :doposed,, that the' Prisoner hall clinic into his service as , valet, about a year 'since,• and haVing' received an cx.. tramdinary good character with him, he. ,entrnsted him. with the entire, management of his house in suk..street, 13.tker.s• reel ; but latterly, having miss.- eti several articles, and 'his fellow.servant having . . made a complaint against ifie 'Prisoner, he waiin. dtieeij to suspen hint, an therefore applied for,.and. obtained, a search warrant. .A Police Officer. was called in, who, on opening. the . Prisoner's trunk;. ' found, in his presence, the watch, handketchiefs;and stockings, stated in:the indianwit, Juliet Burke, housekeeper to Mr. Dillon, said, that the , watch had been' : hung ult in her room, ,for the purpose of regulating the 'servants, as there was no clock in the house. When she missed it, she applied to the Prisoner, to know had he.taken : it ? Eft said he had left it at his'master's watchmaker's, fly the pUrrpse of being repaired. flitting reason. t, suspect the Prisoner's honesty, she went to the atchtn,dcer's, and was told that no such watch,had been lett there.. 'ln consequence of this she again spok- to the rritcnier about it, and told him she bad matte inquiry at the watchmaker's. lie then her net to trouble herself about it, that it was not worth it farthing, aod he knew nothing of it. • Major Morgan, with whom the Prisoner lived before ha came into ate service of Mr. lone it,tv!! itn. excellent charaBcr: The jury found itini Guilty of stealing under 4.05. and'. he was' sentenced to be manspurNd for seven years. YRAUDULENr MONEY LENDERS. Ir. Merton, alias' Marv:, and lames Spragg, ► were tried fir stealing . a Bill trf ,gxchange., value 70. the rbperty . of 4 Mr. Ticken. It appeared that the PrOsectitors,aw 411 advertisement in 4 Nekvapci,: stating, that a persim in I:4o l Akii ) 9 would disOunt Wills to any amount ; in conserloinee of this, he wrote up to the 'adVertirr, frOna Great Marlow, in BucicingbarmThire, Whet:: he lived and received an answer from IN/Iftot!,..telLirig hitn 0,,, t h e wou ld meet hiM on a particular day at High Wycninhe. :The ;meeting took, place ; '.Merton wanted 'to get the, and . promised 'to send t h e money upon it .doWn to Mr.' Tiekett ; the latter would not let the bill out of his possession ; hut Tic agreed to met Mertnn in I*ciOn. Ile accordingly came up to town, and met him at the White Hoise 'Cellar, in Piee.tdilly s : and While he had the hill held oot in, his hand,. Merton . siiatclted it soddenly from Itim,.Bod he wanisd to step inio St. - J ;0ne,..,.. street, ind '.ii(oUld be tiick in . an 'instant; hilt 'never rettuned any (More. They IC eon, alias ecd/i, Altrlov, is the same person who' w.;', tried 4;341 twenty years ago for, trauhlently :71.rtaining a Exchange. , •• • After scver.il . unirvirtatit trials; the Se:Ail:ins. were conclufki„ when the followi , lg.entelle.C6 w'Zie pissed : tli7it sit 11 UO . Oll , Jai, ar y, eglAsort, 16 7 cbirrd ibyzAord,7am ;Ala The.•otfenceot viao, returning iro,avitrompr,)mition,. and that rtt a hurglaiy, in Wetruo,ster. '11)e toliowing are to be transported for seven year Ch.irlts PeNjanit'st Ayres, 'Thoinri Saab, .giir d , irilhata S:qeltom, Tiers, I 1,4101 . 7olet, John Spriggs, and 11/I,eir d s„ ai“.s Wason., rWepty.TWu were.sqottiriceLl to sfigt.ler I , utizibments ; but not to be pubiicly. The,follOwitig. Addregsi delivered by the wifor. iinoate. 1.44 t i.c ?Ad., 00 lead iy ,at the Old Killey, 'it .11fordsliothing . lillo, an lngv:fqr the iitromu, (isne whicii he, 11,1(1 been. exhibits so inucit'good tome, such an evi. ( 4 11 1 Appearance of sii.cele contrition, and i 4 60 af. feaing in itself, that we, doubt nut it will be read with iotcrebt end Comp:ibsion by nur ReAdersl 40 my a'nd Gentlemen--1 stand b e fo r e ynt in this phiee t0.d.17, yi wretched ittlti awtul examOe of misery, goilt,. and cf. dl4gtace. That I have committed the itorrid• dted hid to my „charge, 1 haat no wispy to deny, any •:conre than I'have to avoid the dreadful puni,ltment. th.it awaits my' guiit to that I :on te , igord ;, N,O it my wish, from the tint,hrtuoate nionmot of toy crime, to cvaci jua. tier. But that 'I cottantioefl the deed ,malicieosly against. Illy' poor eliiltp, who was. the, vietith nt tow WO' pot , .ion, I 4tiiCLOllly Ortly, ill the preetwe of that God% before whom I now 'make. this tis:clara. t tion, aod before whose awful tribunal I mast shortly appear. Inste.tel of bearing: to her malice, God is my vitties,„ I loved 111 r most tenderly`: and to that o v r , strange and riverse as it may. two, is owing chiefly, tlie'Sad cijuse'that'brings ate tbia.day. I am Martred Itra Second wife; by , whom tlituchihl was toy Only daughter: We had long known each other bef4e our martiage,-wheil I was in bette:ttt'ya, ;old when the and I were the wileand the •hu,band nthers.;',l thought 1 Couli he happy with Bet; hot I footttl heritemper incompatihle with my .halyiness, or hefovinl I t toil the triendi and family with which the was conneMA thought her marriage with me dcgratlinE,r to her. Ptitlttes grid at tett:tit:lolli took place frrquently between us, in which, unhappily, both vvete.in ThOsedisputes were often car. tied to a pitch of fury ; and what tended still more to exawerate 'toe,' and aggravate: nor .tikssentinlis,. was, that those she called her friends, .always sided with her :in every thing, whether right or Wrung ; and many of them, 1 . am sorry say, strenuous . profestrot a of relivjous princioles,.were alwayslatore ready te'len,l a hand tcs the fomenting of miseniet; t than to-the promotion of charity and peace. O. if disputes, it btifiertA'ettin x httituar'agreithent to se, pa rate, and , the child I so tenderly loved, was to go ith' her r in Cher' this by unhappy - terry - et:a:id ► feeling could :not bear, arid' led me to the fatal repo. lotion, that neither`: Nhould have the child; by Com_ witting : the, horrid tt'ed of.putting as, end to her life, in the".in'anner I have 'done. I fervently he seecli.God to F ? ,raiVe Me,' and guide you in your decision upon Me' thisday ; and. I hope my uidiapPy. fate Will proVe . an awful example' to those who 'form seerind int:6l+,les, with childt'en on both sides, and .A %yarning to them zi k inst giving way to intent. perate disputes; Aar may le-ad them, as they have: , done .tne,..toids -of desperatioo and vengeance be.: yortd the contronl of reason or rellexion. If thy wife was present, she'dcmid 'Votich and prove, that it was impossible , I could ever have deliberately , executed such an aft. She eould vouch that ,m, position is notcruel ; and that my resolutioachilve always led me to the side of Virtue: but unfortu„ nattily UnderagitatiOns,or 'mind, or prov o cations of temper, lam not always the Same min ; weaknesses„ under such circumstances, have, very frequently,led ,me into,'excesses of ,frenzy, which iji cool moments have astonished a-Jr!. "Once, in , partictilar,'forced by distress to aPply for retief at. my parish work-liouso,had come too late in the 114; when wound up by disappointinent to madness, I broke. 35. many 'windows as •c)st the p, , rish lout pounds for the repair . ; and yet the Patish tflice.rs, though they might punish me, did not,. knowini; that my ad was the result of a mind I have no more:to,say, hut I hope God of his infinite mercy will pardian my crime.". Utirom-HALL.—Saturday Wm. Parton, C.R . y.vz, and .ch. Daze, were examined , at great leng.ll, on a charge of wilfully setting fite . to the White tlarr . üblic-house, in the. Broad Way., , St: Thomas's,on the'evening'of Thtir'sday last: They were coin. mined for a future examihation: Last weak a bird of a remarkable size was Olot by Mr. Martin, of Sandal!, near Doncaster: it Had taken refug; On • a rising piece of ground stir. rounded with water, at a considerable distance ; And being shot only in tht wing was scoured alive. It, is supposed to . be .of of the Eagle species ; is of, a blackish colour, and the tipper mandible art the bill oveilian,o theiower, agreeably to the description given by the Natnuilists of that bird. It. measures the Tip of the wings wheotxtended . upwards of six feet. Tbelate Eat-I.of - Rosst,rx was the first Scotsman who was raised to the honour' of Lord Chief justice, of the Common Plias, and. Lord Chancellor of Great Britain. It is a remarkable circumstance s .that when he wasat balkeith School his master, observing his uncommtUi genius, prognosticated that if be went to the English Bar lie would cite t'-ay be Lord Chancellor. Frid.sv dimney.sweercr's tray, in Attemptini to .I')Wn 2 chimney at the corner of St. John's-Line, Cambridge, Wati stuck fafit, which unconarortable sithatirm he . remained near three liriur'3, and was at length releaSed by aperson cutting away the - bricks of the .cLitnney. at Dry.Drayton, situated near the turnpike road to Huntingdon, was broken int() on it,; agtli of DaCitnber, add ,on Tuesday last, - and riibbe.l . of a Twini t y o f ftwr. Thursday ,night „Ave horses were . stolen in'the neighhourhood of •Tunbridge Wells, by some rob beat who havehitherto . .e.caped deteaion: . One of Itoriec, a I)tind stallion, was taken fv m the stable of Nlts, B ekland t which the villains bloke open to elt.t 'theirporpose. Last week the dwelling-house of Williarn Nellist, of Danby, near Whitby, vi,nti totally consumed by fire, together with a quantity of earn, and'all the hour - itholiqueniture. Ft ti e.---Yeste filly morning, between, the . hours of three and lour o'clock, a fire broke out at plw, dii;gts Cooperage, on Wapping-Wall, Which'tntirely consumed the • wh. de of those,extensive premises, to. vther with an in unens e stock' of casks, and. staves, &e. The house Of Mr.'Errington, wine merchant, in Spring..street; was' also part ly;cansnmcd, anti the warehouse and 'arts iannense stock entirely destroyed. Four housts Sconces'-alley were. also entirely burnt ; ;is well 'as five or six houses in I.l6rdeus., Court, all inh.tbitt..ll by— poor , ' people, several of whom have lost their all. The hack part of seve ral !tonics in 'Star_street are considerably damaged. Tire SHd-,vell and Wapping Volunteeri assembled, anti afforded great.protenionto'the sufferers. &Clerk to a respeitable Cornfaelor was on Fri. day apprehended, Upon a charge °Mir ing committed a forgery . upon.tlie,liank t'o' the amoant of 70601. SHIP MS. GRAVEV.ND, JAN.IO. Passed' by—ilii fenny, —, from 0 ineto ;, Vrovo hr- Inonre, Sommer' " , from Ciwasite; Ytow Martha, acid Hotbiung, from Quydn. Saile4 — the Tinges, Black; for Africi ; Cxsar, Fovvleri fur ItimAica ; VFivv Wii:tsklt!, Keit, and Drie Gebroderi; for Embelen. PRICE OF STOCKS. SATURII4II. Bank Stock, 1.72 jti avy 5 per C . 1.91 pm , Cent. 1797, 10,-,k rish 5 pill' Celli. 4 per C(Alt. 75 71) 3 per Cent. 1&er...63 $9 6o '6l 6o 3 0 Ct. Coil .59 ? I } Bank Lononn. t 7 41. India Bonds ' ts. a 7.5. dis. - 'outh- Sea Stock, • New Ann. shut. 3 per Cent: 175 t, shut. lixehequer Bitis, par, Is. P . Iniperi.4l 3 Pei Cent. - tor :t)pentug, 60.4 eitif 62 6zl .SOMERSET. MANOR OF STAWLI4Y. TO 111, SOLD 13Y Al/c!..TION, On Friday the ilth I)ay ett• FeOrnary next, at Three o't.,Jecti , in the Afternoon, at lilt!' Tavern, in Taunton, L .that very I_ MANCP,I, :of S fA W- witit its itighta, Privile4es, 3T. A pporteuatices, with the ReversiOn in Fee ofbeveral valu a 9 l° and iniprov;tble. Estates, htl 5 I.eases,lor Years detertit,n able un tile deaths of one, t1`; , ,,,ari,1 th,et: allot""" tonpWards:of littndred :;tut riort,•-we measured Acres, and ofthe estintatco Annual N' al oc ot / FiTe littOFr'l "I'4 tie veuty r six, Pounds.and upwaith ; Togethr with the Advaw.. son to Rectory of Stay: Icy.' lie Yery,compact, and are situate within titt easy . 11 Titflcg front, the 4i , ll.kn3wn Marketaowtts - of Taunton, I'iv.:ool4 • Vic:ll44,ton, •,I\-Ir. tit tii 1m Brice' will attend at, the Belt; Inn, ut Asltheittle; adjoining the Priaii,es, en every Nlowta,.. rev.- nos to the Sale, to slew, the s.titie ; and printed Vatrigoll4ll. rnoy be hats at the, Castle Tavt.rit, ; the White t Lint, in Wellington; the uns; at. TiVerton; the W 1 1 1 1; 1-tart, in' Nl.,tvetton ; the S t x'lleil s ,. in Ashlar - IWe atoresnai and of 'Air. C la; ke, A t totney LAW, 11l Chard, where M of dm Premises may be seen. SOME RS'ET, MANOR tlr i'IiNDOMER. TOTE SOL!) kiY AUCTION, Oh Wednesday the 13th of February nea, preciselY Threil . o'ClOck in tile Afternoon, at the G‘oi t - ,c lttn• ell Crewkeine ' in the County of Somerset, MANOR of Pk:MOONIER, i i tie $4l 1. County, with its .Rights, Royaltie.s, MemberS• * A minuet) Ail Les, and sunitry valuable and very desirabigi ll ti iinvuovanle Freehold Farins, CoppiCes and Estates, V ll re4%. of tile said Manor, now in demesne, and lett at Rack ~ to Tenants, !tutu .Year to Year, antnunting to U pAratta St Six Hundred and Sevelity-two measured ACTCS, of the tit.,.te:.l Annual Value of Four and Four Pounds a upwards ; and the Reversion in Fee of diverk other F.4o'. il and Ebtates ; also Parcels of tht said Manor, out on Leaio'. for Years , dcterininable on Lives, alnounting to • upwards Three Unwired and . Seven 'Acres, and 'of tha estimuted.Ali• nu4l 'Value of Two liundred at;tl Twenty.L'otind4 a:.‘ l ' wards foget her With 14a dvsioit:on irt fee of tlieltetiort of. the Parish of Pendorner (the•fare.L.shi liti:untbent about Years of Age). Ali whiah Pre.miset lie - very coMpact: are situated about five Altles froth Yeovil, and about the I ' . distance from Crewkerm, both very good Market Town $.. 00 ,,, Also i 6 be. Sold, at the Sante 'fictie and Place, till: Simple and litherltant.e in Possessl6n , of aver.y eontpacl.l.:7( tate,. called it E D and 1..1) OKA I I LI., contaik,4 • I abbut korty-five Acres of Aat,ls, 14eidOw, restore, ‘Voodland, situate 111 the .Parisli lei Corse:Ai - 111e, in the t; °u „ 1 Y of POrSet , and now . in the' oot:uns.tion A,:et Ftarni )t " . ' as 'lttunt,theyzif fient Y4.l* TO • A Pcrsori will attend a, the IlOuse 'Mr.' Tenn" fl amen; Pendornet, fiat-very Wedacsday previolls'vrtne Sale, to t a i 10 the Premises, "whert , and wi,ere-prilited Paincutars haei ; arch also at the Mecinaid Inn, D A in Yeovil ; the ntelos Inn, Sherborne; the King's Arms Inn, in orc) l6, t ct i is the Plate of Sal:;` and of Hr. Clarke; At:on:icy-at- I ' a° ' Chard, .whore a Maly . of the lrstates may ATW001)':: EPIT r".--- - ,--. -----.--- • , ..... ri)v.. co.R.Ns AND CHILBLAINS, 1 -,.....x% ISII IiERBACEMIS OINTNIr.NT HIC.:I-1. eritirtly eradictes be:ll:i...ift ,nd i,• -: "" s, ~ .:-., Tir.:(1c,n0....:: 1,1 the Fe.A., chats. artl ( ~A!i. ‘); hal* - 'L , OS to 'use it, anti thenatits :I:, . ree,i(12:• , ... : -' ' • -., whnlcsitle hnd retail, in boxes at is. eese s ' . tail, by , ! ~ No: 66, Gu.it Rt.sSell-street. Bloot114"• bury . ; "l'ut , ,, ko , ..ti Exchaup; Clarke,. No,. 269. 8cr 0 , 44 . 1 ., " I ''" -'' - 1 • .*tct i t , :, st... 0. 66, lit: Pattl's Ciluit.l...y.:rd ;•ant{,co! Binstei, Chiallester anil. 134g00r ; Dingle, Bury St. ,'"'"; Minas; NV right. liereford ; A. , Smith, Ltiinburgh; f• T V i r . mast, Swansea ;•T. Belam, Pen . tsmooth ; BArrihatti; ivial dc " . ht,tad ; iii(tin most Towns in tin', Kingdom. VI NplitEAL BI.INDNESS, &c. To tar. TnOMAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9 , New ; Bridge-street, London. DF.SR SIR,' T 'r .is with ,the hcartielt, satisfaaion .t I ,!' • aii4ess you.o.a Lb: incopip excellenee of yout ' valuable Medicine, LE AK . L's P A'r T PILLS. . Spring of ) . ear I . ha: the mistin'tune 10 Contratt a ' t 0 , real .c...mripl.vtint, latendecrwith tho.. //10St "aiiinning aint gercni3 ..synlNorns*; have t to my ro?In fora 1 - 4hofs week. •0 and not able L ., ' „,,‘ out of it t- I tad 11G tut ht , and. suraled the 1t1 ; exeruelatnig : pain, and torment, alai. what WAS Stl,ll ~ rA my evv..; grew weak and dim, so titat i coulti4eara than the 'total` lons. iir any sight' i'rom a and ratberi corpule mail • • I I'W 44 , ' l / 4 pierc, s tatpiO obi4Ct iii P.t) 4 "trC9lllpaStOtt. :11Y friends had all ‘gr" drat' ovet, and thought my reciiieei ritipasillile. , state; and minute to he ,n 4 104 , " 1 '; 10 world, I was. fortunately retionlineuded jay a t‘eigilbt:„ . try yo.T - ; but Itaving:tri.:.4l all' nsediC4 ; - t jatel purpose, awfbeing at an erotototta - expettoe,.itwa4. s c 4ll 'i before I could be prevailed on to take them; at lair for six bQxe3, and before i had Likely thein all,, I tvun/jtar, siderable benetit gr:iditally decreased, and ti l t' sight grew better, to tile ~ 2;1•,: mt stirprize And as tu ,`` merit of, all rut' .friendi :(after thfee box 4 s IfiQ!' ' o°l lwalth,_and 4troigth. was, perie,:.ilv ,inol 1 3r " (thanks Cod .i:.l n or iimiluAle Medicines) and heart as e:er IVai in my life. You are s e ,at fun 1 , 0,1tv morAi s h this io vrkper, of ...c , cty 31- svhich 51i,),‘,1,t . ant W" rel., 4 Ne• I elGit• t l .' e ; tr R. L. rt..str...;et NOV. I , 1,1 to 111,:‘ The above :&lediti•inc is ea`rtic.: , rc~i unit Person;', that are in ."„ :n .; • every ~ : r eal 1., „ibotiL . „age in , h • • ion in ~ .1. 0 .• , it :nay be ; ' I t (; ; . • , tls ly IP . • •P L O" tt it " ,Aker. , , . the . • t l'g‘ S ' ....• t .1 • , S r tiV d •)1. Al •it I ; I n t ;tettj /P. " •••• tnest.! , • ‘ • „ ;; • -A l / 4 „ " '••• • '; iCa a ivit -he lus ri;r.t the corat ' • • h t e :,boie Nle&cilie, and div • •a t - 1 " the l - . • i`c,ll-Nio- 11 ; 10 ,; I Ai r. no fe; i lU 1, 1 . ; . ; ;Ii ; ay in ; (4 " I 'o 2 '. .1 t. • „ and or 41i : .: ' ;:r t ll4 (3" NVJ , c h.'l V ip 4r , N. it. - .in is C47/11V11.'"55. 'lt t :");: ....IC , - • a".l , 131RTPS. On the loth inst. at his seat it Leasowes, near Binning hair!, the Lidy of C. liantiltou, Esq. ()IA Son. OniSaturti last„.:the nth inst. in St. ames's.square, the Cotint.;:is Tat t, of a Son.' Nloncioy, last, et Ely, Lieutenant 'T. B. Webb, of the lto.!gittic,L i t, to ant S. ForbY, Lately, at E‘ilnimr ? ",h, George Spencer, Esq. Merchatit,, of Piulicrintilie, to Miss Owen, nip..e and sole heiress of the l ate D r : Atidre , ,v rig; Phy4ician, Dominica. Scotland, 'the. Hon. Henry' Er-. ,kite, to Mrs, i%lotini, eldest daughter of Alexander' m own , I „of antes I.',urnhiil Esq., Ad voi.atv On 'lltur:;day,. at Westliain, Emanuel Gociilhart, Esq. of S tratford'Cl rove,' to Miss Burfort4 of tht $411.0 place, daugh ter OC the late Rev. T. Burford. On Satur lay the 12.111 hist. • Ma i jor lohn Badleliy, 'of Da- . vid-street, Poaman.square, Assistant Barrack-Master to Miss L Stnitla, daughter Of the late fohn Paul' • DIED, Werinoschy hst, at his seat at Stanford, in Worcester hir!, in th.: sSyli < < ar or his age; sit Edward. WinnicAtrin, ;Bart, 111elith,tt ior the Illatotighpt Droitwich, in 1:.ot County. On .TliurlaLty last, et two .o'clock. in the "aliernobn, at SuillinCr Casa:, LitlevlnShip4 in thq 7tst year of Iris age, Sir Cecil Wroy, . . , On Fritt.ty last, jn Rathhone.ptacc, in the 67th year of her AntrAo, reli.ti of A.- g.sq. late Fencing Master to ine Royal Family. On Vevdnes , .lay the zd to„t. 1t Donlur,. Mr.lohn Could, Soperyisoc of lixcise at th..t ailera long and painful '. ' I.thely, at Scieborou4h Nl, - -., N , kt,..;;lfe, Ann llownian, and Mn' ihniniter, whi ,, ,:, Lait.,:.L. zv,f,;.,..; a:nount to 2i4 yeztrs.:— tlitlc were all iliterr,..l on tilt ,;:iinv ~ ;1; . ~ 1 , t) ti the stiA iilsl. at Liverpool, in the 49th year of his age, 7 Mr. Litherland: • • ; Printrii by Ric:KARI) (tit 4KIII, (01 No. 4, N1.1111ct ; toort. iiQW-Mrreti; W Au Ait Atte 4: 4 Ncz t e ra ,•( u t S Outh G io,•.e' At ale Stn4.orOlet, No, r 12 , w i Tere d i awalift wnti, Ord et t tur tile qt . '', Lauri fut tilt Edoor, (pri1.p.441), taut be aciA *resod