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Litir REPORT. counted with the Bank of. England or elsewhere, keep a princely fortune intheir pockets, and exone. :ate themiel yes from all clauses, nyproving usury in the original concottion of the Bill,. Rule granted to thew cause. .40(1fr KIIIC's iihNcit, WFDNeIDAY, JAN. IS. cit Aria vas fp. CAULFIELD. This wax a M .tion, by, Mr. Dtsudis, for a new trial, it, the case of trine. .an. clinrgeti upon the pet:A.ll.lohr, alit, particot.lts of which we have ' :drew.), 1..0 lief, re th.. lititt.ic, and wherein.a vet. diet stmt t tintli c it the Plaintiff, for the sunt r of.zoool. Mr. DALLAS said, he made this Motion on two grnoods ; first, that in }villa of law the verditt ought to have .been. km. the Defendant ;, and next, that, under the peculiar circutvistirociss of the cite, the damages were excessive. ..Mr. ER:MINE-proved his .case, by giving , in evidence the att of adultery corn. nutted in 1799. By the case Of Weeden'.and Tiro. , "gel, stated an the sth Term Report, page 357, n o aftion could be. maintained by a Plaintiff when his i's ,, , - .. was; in rt . st at- of separation. Snell was precisely the situsitenn of 41 1 . Chartibets ,and his Lady at the time tai which the proof adverted to applied. ik."Dce4 Was entered into on tile ail of August, 1708„ between tk- t'laintitl, on the first part ; 'Jane Chamberii, his .site, ''i'in th- st•cond part; - Lord itrktney; 'andlohn . ikt. , drivy, Esq. oi. the third Part ; and .J. Milner, El. decease...l, on, the fourth part. 'This' Deed stated the. dill' , i" r 4Casl which . had rale. miller., and Co. vemnited i l tat Mrs. Chambers hood live with'her . husband, with this special discretion or privilege, that. ;he should abandon - tics society when she '116401r it nrce,...iry so to dn.' At•• first a recoil. ciliation tOok plJce, kit he having terrified her by employing pistols, and !laving driven her into the Servants' apartment, she prudently exercised the tight of aeparstinn, and was living apart front . ' he hoshatqf tit the very time when the . s4l of . adOlter .4,.., ,--., , •(1 in have been .committed. After this Deed had been 'entered into, an acti on upon the ..' enVerom was' brought, which is 'stated in-the z 1 Term 1tep0r42143 , , ant it 'was there alleelgtil, that she u as-livilig, , with the consent of her 'cruitees;, Lord Rodney and ottn-ts, :apart from• her husband. ' l'he.onle quest'. it then was, if ibis separation were under a legal Covellimi i. and , Itts Lordship, on that ; 0cc0.1..m, soCoOkitleted it ; and invleedi the legality' Of Contralti' of Separation was recognized in all th e , • , catty s, Tre single difference . bettveets' the general class of cases anti the pi. , bent, was, that Ilia present Covellant was conin.grnt ; the contingency had,. however, taken place, .ifid therefore it - Must fall! under, the general Lute. Upon the second ground, l of excessive damages, th o Learned ! Counsel, con.' tended,. that, after the tistl),•rout . tteuttnent given i in evidence, and'acitnoWledge(t by the Pieint . itt, t h e !, damages ought to have been nwrely nominal. Tin acquaintance of the Defendant' commenced only six roonths.before the ail of adultery, and, during all this rime, the Lady was treated is ills the grossest brutality. . Lord ELL a rioololJoii.—" 'Y Du shall ltave a Rule in ,hew cause ; but you will be good, in arguing the . questlon, to consider the caste of Wrecds,n and Timneel, with respea to this particular: if a Deed Of Separation be such an• alsflndUronent of all the marital privileges as .to preclude the husband from the right of bringing an adion.against a . peraen de. bauching the wife ?:, I wish to have this sapped to the foundation." CERTIORARI. AssoT applied.ior a Writ of Certiorari ter remove a case upon the Game AEt into this Court, in which a Gentlctnan Wail implicated who WAS a Major•Crentral io the Army. Mr. JUSIiCe LAWIENCII - .--" The cite of Jonea and Smart wat argued, 1 think, by Ettsettaz, and Mr., CoNsT;. and. is, ,Walt considered by Mr. josim- iIuLL a, that a man of superior degree might not be entiticd to.tier the Grime, Mr. Cortio...—ou'rwn points were considered Fir 1, if a Di.flor %vire 'quAlifietl, he being higher iet rank than an Esquire ?-- Next, if a DoCior one of the Seottirli Uniyeoitirs he of that.luperitir degree i" , ' • `-," • - • L Et,t,rwaottourar.-- 4( The Rule'extentied only to Ilia s , nt of a pevlinn of a superior degree., hut' not Ale mar poi.,eit•iiiig that drgr..e ) aod tint having. „,, M.', A unrit,---" Mr, pooice wattof fear„ , ~p Tlirs-Utlicer is called Esquire in the r IIVI "0" LAWILINek..--- 14 Bat riot, I re. Zitnie, ca“rd a *,,n and hen apparent upon the ititur. altAtisitt," EI i t,PISPOADUCSSI4*" It was much . consi. lima, ttstit . rd upon the ot.linary onenor.tlion of the_ An; en.' we r ittiiiitt to psy due &Went* to the dettritt _ Mt. Mar Ili the cos of Hotrod end TAtitwyli, 'and dote oth4t.%, it wit proved," One 4 61 the Defendants, although a .bruch..maker t Was the , ono and blot apparent at ai Dqlorot Lawt at Ordadj sod lii,,,legyett-was toirrtitrtria" • Mr. 'Efit,T.- 44 The Colin in that esoelvent upon policuist Starter, in winch the wordsrirtittaht riviirge air, the elder son, or heir spphrent of an liqpiire, or shy oilier I.erson dr persons of equal degree." , Lord, Es.t.rritiottovolt— , .." earinot :grant a erri;arari In iiiipta‘r early speettiativelitiftrente." refused. rAOILKII rL; VcNipiN. An seii , in 114 heel.' brought,- it' this Cowl, tilt istrtiettlare of which we have stated, The 'Plaintiff had discounted a. Bill ior the Defendant, of the amount of 2001. ard a' verkiitt had been only found for the Plaintiff in' the turn of 461. on a count in the declaration for goods euld and deliee t ed„ Tht veldt ue being t6ol. was not included, an the ground that , the count on the Biiiaenuld 'not he Maintained dud, I.irll being ortitiotts in its original curse unit, bet Ween• the #tinourable Mr. Coventry and the 1)e. fondant. • r Mr. GARROW mo7etl to set aside this velin, and to obtain a new trial. Of the , Bill in titiestion, the Defendant was the .icceptor ; the amount Was zoo). and the verditi, ought tit fi.iVe. been for tliat sum.— The cake of • Lamb SiViO nd' should not govern Chip case, as in the projent no money was advanced VI the te e preporing the beside, 1 , 1141 react tirvryr4 Well i 0 be te.corisi,lered, for it that be law, any IWO Witifiletti li;4 l ) . if conspire together, roams. L1)1 , 41. , (41 s Tri by R;c At the Subt.uvrici, , • , r 1 • I , Il i " is, 10 , 4, 4 4, it,) , ,v,..Strcct I 4 P üblishecr by W s t.'ll itaarial 'till oat 'Sas Op's (of South Molton.;trart, crossionta-4qutrell NO. Ili, A . 'fano + w to t i 4 44(riii,entott4 Orders for it); Pattr a rleltirfttir the 4seitiorp &c. - (port. t t a ;d), nithy.4. - at at:hiresseta.. ""r*"..r..--....4 For want of timely care ,tpillions.have &lied of rnectigabk For such 't . as the s e, ,tltett viifirt 14` . 5 4 1 ,,0 0 Complaints stilled .14110 . 4.1i ' e cinteleortappellati on at . • co d aqtl ConsUitiplivi are its-proper rlirriax t tineone ir wi l3jl# dicatc—ibe other will be eur4 by its intiotwe of Gilead haVprodured more good In this Country th 4 • Medicine oinue the, 'initiation of a Materia M:44'4- • ' ' * Solinnon's Guide to Health; 3s. l if 10 ) Persons entering • upen 'the holy 'state of Mgr ' ti should Consider, that " where the fountain is :Omni)) tliat tiowifrom it unitot hepnre.''' TheANTI-IMPE'IIGINES,orSOLOMON' s for purifying the Plood restoring, the System t Vh , er t .0: paired by 'the ittipuitetjt use of klerciitycilfaYP, b o, ' o olo the 'teat:and:Only restorer of • health and vigour in 01 5 . Where Salivatiob has :repeatedly, tailed. Price Jolt. 64' r ' ,i )VilS ll l• °ll l: e li t al s li . T 2 LOTION, for rerno t ivns os 7 ,' 6.01 11, thir"Prifee the Inuttari Pintij 4s• a',`ffitt luty inelutied: L ; , rterpatettbk.PGsiggiudii, Qeatl.llonsio » 4 ' l r e in lot 6 ` l . and 335. Bottles t thclatter contain io dr t roarer, by. which the -purchaser Artsega 9.. •E vci t w tICS !lactic has a Stamp, which hears the Proprietor') Address, ."Sara. Solomon, Liverpool?":to ittar."‘ " t. felo .0 o'er , I ' Double. Postai* of all 'Letteiefertfr: Soloirron; :10ff must be paid, and a Fee of tos. 6d. Also, jgst published, Price js. . f A New Edition (wit* -I,idtlitioto) or •C F- to LT in a variety Of C. 0 ,5i 0 souwet whi c arc treated on tindet the fotfowinSllloAili! Advice to Nervous P,atients-Asthma-spartcri.‘ l-9 , 3 1 t i rta o t? s ira ! ' s fla n Ct r ii ' e lZ fit f,. 4, e — l P ra F f cht il iA t ild t e tt ij o ?C : 6 ; --C11°11 . k11:11119: ,,.. 4: t r: :Ci t5;414. et‘u.rvy ot LOA; -•T urn of 1,,,4-i-Vertere4 4. " • ' S. SOLO•MON,'Mo : P. ionv 5',.1,1 hits; Mathoxs No. ES, Str a nd,so' l Smith; "'cannier, No. 3s, a nd ill r , Rachurn, Mr. Daxter and Mr, Sci,itt,so2l th ridge 4 M " - u WO'. tiusiOaud, Elder :vitt Co. L ai n t w r i o. AI r. (.; , W. Cameron, 'GreenoCk ; townntil, PaisleY )rd, ; IV. N";,..;;;; , , Irvine ; A • J'Pr 33.4 '''': Whiteside, Ayr; W. C ia .(Catill , litv„, I)() tiglas ; '1".. 6 4' ;'r . 43 , 4 ''',it IP; ;tiny ; Myth, LOVOLI; I i .t, CUP 3 r Ilec ' V • Colgie, Ividntrov: -I. : • :;hell, t • ro ost Atia 4 tlin ; 1)r. Whitt, 'BoAff.; IVl.Xenzie, Stornoway ; P. Tolor, Str...niae!i, kith a — A(' Perth ; W,Anders4ti,,'SterllnA; Colo anu Titer` . is Al,ncatidet.„ Diri l ligirili o c 4 •Wilson; 110 1 1 5 r Itt,r.nh t' ick lrtititk, D nth friec ;- P Alnwick; Paterson, AthutlAllot , W1(1'11 , 1 ; 1 ,1 bY„rits/ terttead i fvf‘t3enalti; Teangate, 14sY,ow . t hit Brx.47 ' z il ie ls via Venders ' of Patent Aledicinei K,lngdoin. DUBLIN, JAN. 19. The LORD CHIRR Jtisttost, before •whon) the lion. Mr. Justice joutrsoN was brought up by Habeas Coreis t thinking, it right to gi• e , a full , and solemn discussion to this new and interesting cast,. enantOf the Judges, as happened to he in. town for their assistance, at the hearing of lila arguments as should be . offered, by Mr. Justice JonNsON'S Counsel, upon the return of the 'Writ. The Judges who attended 'at the Chief jysticts Chambers were, the LORD CH tet JUSTICE of the 'COMMON PLEAS, the toko 'Clit VII BARON, the Honourable Barons GFORca and SMITH, and the Honourable Justices DAY Fl NU CAN E. The arguments have,consumed the whole of this day.-- T e Court adjourneitto:Monday next, 'tz —Mr. Justice jottrootti . wag allowed to go to his htiuse at Miliown,, op his remise to aptend at the ;Vlreting on Monday. Mr. justice JOH NspN‘ read to the Court a Cor e resrandance lie had held with Goveripent, compris. iog Letters of Sir EVAN Nh MARsDEN, and the LORD Cil ANC E ort of Ireland, . ; He is, in a very bail state of health, and Was aiterided during the ',Sitting of the Court by his Physician, Sir I Or JR u 11. Counsel 11l the Crown,, the Atott.ttit C 1:11tit Al, SOlkirOf f iC.E Mm Is. —Couroel for Mr. rustiecl 'lotitliort, 'Messrs. ji.yliN nAt, M'CA NEY, tSCR VEN;i‘iicl Butiosov; Es ; Solicitor, Mr. lit4ak soN. A Soldier's wile of, the s $.11) Regiment unfortn. nately,hati her thigh broken 'on Thursday, on the road to.Pover, by a waggon driving..again , t her shetVilitakelf to the Kew and Canterbury. -tali and as she bui threctanall children, a subterip. ' tion has been entered into by the Garrison 'of,Can.:,, tesbory, tilt the relief of the poor woman and her e . family.; . . . About eight.o'clock on Saturday -night last a, fire; broke 'out`in the town of Sittingbourne, which, the wind blew very high from the east, threittened; for seine time the ,total tiestralion of the; lace. l It began at,a newly erected carpenter's sh6p., be-, longing to Mr. Cleave, situated at, the •vaat end the town, near the' Pkugli public,hous'e, which being built of weather.bnard, and lately pitched, was in the space of half an, hour reduced to the ground. From thence 'it cerrtinunicated to three cottages immediately adjoining ; in &mother direr. tioti to 'a Whecrwright's shop and sheds, belonging to Mrs. Hairis at the ,a.orne time it apteati to the opposite aide ,of the street, and .can,ght the tool of a thatched cottage ,belonging to Mr,. Milliner. At this mtuntnt the attention of the inhabitants, who had . flocked t 0,.. the . scene, baosme . , di.. treated, in their. endeavours to . extinguish.' the flames. Two, engines, which had' been'bretught to the via, 'writ) lolly employed on the ,side. of • the attest Where the fire began: 'Mr. : Millener's house, to Consrotience, tell a prey to the" dames, and was Wholly consumed. At length, 'after the unwearied . exertion of theinhabitants, itsiste.,l toy their neigh. hours froth Milton and the adj.,)initig coo, - :try, it was hiPpilY tOt .uptler . , alter having consumed, he. aides the above..mentioned, the. part of the three cottages,; the 'sheds, and part of. the shoe and some timber of Mrs. Harris, anti also tun; and burnt the frame of the 'window 'of a meeting.Lhuu.e near at hand,; No certain edu,e is .I,4igned . ior this calamity, ,and the loss from the citeurnscanees at. • tending the event cannot at oroeut be accurately ascertained. .• . NiLtcti.—.l4A.TTON-GARDEN OPFICe.--Thurs. day'a genteel middle.aged man, of the name of Cole, aliai C'apiaiu Calethorpe,underwept ,ex.aruination,ou suspicion of being tine of the many conneetest toge ther in swindling the town;and country of a con. siderable quaniity or goods of various descriptions ; they were divided into companies of Merchants, and bad different counting . .houses. to draw and ac r cept bills on sne another %.one was at Whitefriare; one it Walerit.plate, Limlieth ; tine ; i9,Basing•line's in the City ; another io , WalbrOok; and several in the minufaduring towns in the country ; ten in the whole, :.as came to the knowledge of the Office.— During At periOd of the examination, Trott and Wood, the Officers, brought into the Office a port. able de ,, k,. containing letters and other doetnnents, which disclosed their regular plan of deciivini the Public. 'Me same Officers secured a large,ouantity of bacon, and other eatables, procured by false ere. A. Lady in Newga;e.street wars defrautled of fifty pounds worth of . w/ new shirt!, upon the faith of one of their bills. Upwards of sixteen persons at. tended, who' hove. been swindled by thi's ci f ir i bins. two The Prisoner was committed fist ie•eiutatii , netioo. jvires and Cropity,, twg Pugilists, who were to have gong h t a pi tched ba t tle,oll Wedglebtlay i lletirWood Green, Middlesex, anti who were apprehended on 'ruestl,ty night under the authority of a Warrant from Mr. ad No, ware onWeanestlay taken before that Magistrate fi lija )1061) at 13(0MptDrI t and obliged to enter into'iseaurity for keeping the peace. This midi; if adopted in all oases at a similar nature, ilfribld prevent , the frequency, of such brutal contests, So thsgr4ciftsl to littinanity, and subversive ut good °Het. Horace says, 14 quid sit ititurion eras, tugs taw. rere.”.--'l.'he. immortal Poet spoke 'ike a kett vatti; yet there are Multitudes, qt the present mo: ment, in the ritleh rrietropolis, who are not truly more wisely anxious toknow what d' tav bappro so.morrow," init throughout the next month. Nay, soextreffie is this anxiety, that, they . are DOW pidly flocking to the Temples of isorrung, coin. moray tollalotitry Offices, from an apprehension that every Ticket and Share may ,be.disposed.of before the zath inittdro , in conhe(pince, they rn.ty lose an opportunity of r ry ro.morrou in' throughout their liven, culkikriable and 'harpy. New.Yoat, Dic. 19, t 804.— The following is t h e lo ss by the. late. destruEtive fire : On the south' side of Watersueet, commencing at the Old COE. fee-house; all three.story brick.houses : The Old Coffeehouse at the corner, occupied by Edward Bar. din, and belonging to the,estate of Ge ,rge Douglas; ,the,house owned, Hod occupied by. James B. Patter.' son, sutler ; the house owned by James H. Max.' well;and occupied by Benjamin Bailey, of the houfe al Bailey and Bogert, and the stere.part by. John H. Hurtin and Co. , grocers ; a house occupied by B. F. Haskin, and owned by J. H. Maxwell;, the house owned and occupied by Isaac Gomez, jun. the store part occupied by 'Shay and Noah, aim. dancers : the house owned by widow Hallett, 'and occupied by Henry. Wylie, merchant ; the house o w ne d by Michael ,'rice; and'aCcupied as the Of Mice of The Morning Chronicle, and Edward 'Wilkie, `pilot ; the house belonging to the estate of . Hugh Stocker, and occupied by John Starry. On the north side of Front.street.—A I.story Jiriek-house, Fottaerof Gouverneur's.alley, belong,. inp; to the estate of Isaac Gouverneur, and occupied by Georg e Shonnard,•as a boardiag.h`...se, materially injured; a 3.story brick.house occopied J. 1.-1 Kee rshedt,, broker 1, a 3.story ,brick—house occupied by John Sullivan (before.mentioned), and belonging to the estate of James Griffith; a frame store oe. cupied;by Charles M , Cartyiat'n grticery and tavern, where the,‘ fire commenced,; a frame store occupied by Mrs. Russel / tobacconist ; a (tame store occu. pied by J. and A. Betts, coopers, and C. Dayck.: inck, sad maker, belonging to the estate at widow GOmez a fiame store tccupiedby''Alex. Ogifvie;i grocer,, anti Christopher White, aail.maketowned t i y,,j a rnts,f4. Maxwell ; a frame afore - occupied by Jdine• Bryar, tubaccohist ;. a frame staie oecupied by- Ti-Spencerrtobaccotrist-r-i-frame store occupied by J. MoGaviston, as a, tavern. _ in.Froat.street„ on the .sou;11 side, west •of Coffee.hous,e, r sip.--..-A.,woodeo, } sturc:, owned an d . occupied by' Joshua Jones, as 4 gr ocery ; another, wooden store occupied by Jas. Follies, commission... march ; 71 t o , I es 'o ., . w 'led by John Jones ;, twb new 4'-story brick.. owned . and occupied, by. Bliley and &Tett, •eummission.merchants, with a quantity of g 0f,(1 1 ,. which, with the hawks and paper4,lwere lost. The loss agoutis in this store is estimattd at About 90.000 dollars,-- principa4,oW.nediu Provi dance, but all ; iopured. small. wooden,dwelling,,. occupied aka ,tavero, and owned by Joshua Jones ; a wooden store ,belonging .to Joshua Jones, atul,oe. copied by Bruce and .halurrisOtt, who' luatabout, 2000 dollars worth of 'fish ;/ another woollen store sword by, Joshua Jana;, and occupied by Daniel Sullivan It brick store also owned by Joshua Jones, and pc. tapir:A by ,john D. Martin, &Rd Jars It, Wheaton, • merchants ; two wooden stores,,belonging: to the estate of Isaac Gouverneur, the first occupied by. 1/.. Blake, and the Otlfer.by John Sullivan, grocer,,who,., we arc softy to say, is a principal surferer, having lost. the greater part of the CODlCittli of his store, including some of his books and Tapers. On the east side olCoffee•boust Slilt, WalL!street. corner frame , house- hdongiOg to Mr, John Junes, end occupied. by l'homse Ctiv.ennah; grocer ; and N c. kiicl s, . mathematical .instrumentkmaker ; the house :adjnining,..vccupied by John . Fisher, 1 grocer, also the propettpol John Junta 1 the house occupied by, Wm. Pettit', ..as a tavern and grocery; W 1)e0 ,by John Rudd, hatter; 'the: house occupied by Ebenezer Baru, as a tavern and boa rding-hoase, the .prnperq belonging to the estate of Rob.. Farmer ; the house occupied by the..widow Wentworth, as a tavern and koarding..house, 'belonging to the estate l of Corn 414dOrt Nieho,lspue—rElle °above houses had a oupiti,tc ‘ gflOccupOnti, who kept eating and drink.; iog-cellats, oyster-stands, .ete.] , In Will.street,,mo the , west,side...-.4 small brick .p oseupiel by. Mr.. Dobbs, watch maker.; a brick, honse occupied,by IVlr.Daniels, ventlue:naasteri a frame .110USt Ocauttiml I.y. :Post and Chammings, tnettitants, and owned.by;W : ro.. Post; a frame house uccupitol,by Byrne and.pmith, aunioneers, Whose loss is considerable .; a small 'frinn; d welling.pcco. pied . by John Place, Leveret';;; large . wooden ItorpocCupi . cd *ddikr‘i .rate. t i onp ,,, owno i l by J hr. Janes.; fi ve three.story wooden. styles . luw .Front . street, *emending• to the River, and all owned by JoifflTYnel; Affa r 000 1 4 4 . by . John A. Ruhertsbnii . Geurge Gibbs . ,lames Seabury; Nadi. Horton, merchants ; and five others: • The fire communicated to 'the Shipping, but with little &image. The rigging of, at Spanish Prig suffered •srws.t. injury. 'The , ()liver khisonir and jobli Moe as narrowly escaped. ; 4- * . Recapitulation of Houses consumed-- • , Jn Wall -street, IS • 1~ rust-street, 1 1 • Water.strett 8 • T9Ol - The Of4ce of The illorrs;nz Cofirtriikle W4l Cori.: • Burned, but the materials, &c. 'were lava. INCENDIARIES. , CITY INSPRCTOIVII OFFICE, DSc. 22.-41OM' information lodged at this Office this morning, And on careful inspeetion of the prvinises, there 13 every reason ter conclude that an attempt was made; in the. course of, last fight, to act the dwelling hodbe, No. gr, Pearlostreet, on fire. The inhabitants in general, and in this quarter of the City in particular, aft requested to exert every vigilance anal pve::l l ., lion to guargi againt sittilar attempts, until effretual meosures be , adopted by the Corporation for the public security. In she me din lithe 1 - loAout,' the iVlayor, has direeted thr City watch tg,' be doubled. JOHN Alt D, City Ituyeaur. ]its ttttssttro ACCIDT:NT4—Ai futo O'clock this moirning,:the houseofMr. jefFerey Smith, at Jamaica (Li 1.), took fire, and, notwithstanding the exer.. tiong of the people in the neighboorhocll, building wag totidlydotroyed, andi'painill to add, Mrs. binith, together , With ber three ehiltrren, the e, consumed in the names. Mr. Smith was in this City when the awful calamity, oecutrea. 2401.1, - JAN. 43. Arrived—the lively, Lodge. from %VernDlA . t% Wolfe. Tulle*, from. Newintualland ; A6tivb =fl . :ernlPortsrtiouth; industry, Brooks, 'troM Guernsey ; rlc• tote, Spurrier, And Olivc-traneh„ Gilbert,. flora London; and Amity, King, from Newcastle. Char. '7' Silled —thy' Providence, Francis, for Liverpool;. lOtte, !Udder, tot Weymouth ; and Heza.ialt, Mather, lot • • Cereal CR AVISFND, JAN 23. . Passed by - .4the • Kerrie, ,Pattie, Main Grenada ; Bung, from Messina; and Frederick IVillieliny Sloug" s ' from Embden:' • . Sailed—the Grenville bay, Main, for Gr'" d3 ; . C;reatakes, for Dublin; and lullioW for Ea"' den.: • ' EIRTIIS. fCo` On the t7th inst., at Lytningtott, the 1.4,-Y ° rock Home, of a still-born Child. f. Sit On Sunday the lo t h inst. at'. Norwich, the Lao) ° Richard Bedingteld, Bart. ckr 16 IL the•asth of December, at lAbon, the' Lady of Co , n Cranford, of a Son. • Yesterday, at Sir Walter . Farqnhar's,' in the -Lady °fil: Rev. Mr. tloak ola Son. Conduit-Orrof, , - ItIiIRRIAD. . .- ~ . Yesterday a j i , rs st. s S el t . 1; 1) , awnci widow s vv , 0 1 o t it i n tl eigt Stable, eL E ie s u ci e . n ..c a , f o : C t : co " i t i °ld i str Y ee e t Se t ) r : I Q •h r ti ti gtt l it l ' c y P A “ t le s A t r : t c dl gr Y ies, gieeri • .:sci ' utire,..iir 7 . lo se r. put hoit, of. Timer Royal, to Miss Wado .01• ( 4 0 ' 61 street. -; ' Thu sainemornina, .Mr. William Wyl.l,jten. of La gre° Pountnoy-lane, to bliss Hill, daughter of Imes Odle -E4 ' t Ranker, of 1.) pliiniharty. , :I- ~ On the Ivl inst. At St. Chade. ' ' - ' hkidi pit' pot. • Major Montigti 'llothain, of the i4th Regiment 441 , A 6s istanttQtlarter-loterC;eneral in the b;, ,, fi1l 1 0 3 L,. of triet, to Miss 'Bird, eldest' daktgliter or Thoinus'l3ird• r ' 4 l, . N Litton Lodge, in the County, 0151ur,„...;-. 0 Stowe, neat Litc DIED. • - • ir s• RicION • Yesterday morning, fciur o'clock, suddenly,Y, , Knt. Lieutenant-Governor ot-Greenwich Hostit who, distinguished himself during the Arnericau,W4r 4 tc;, gallintatlion of seven, hours in His Majesty's ship beraPl,, ' against Patti lones,, ,ii the Bon Hoinme 54erloroy men and'gtuUt. • kr , Od WednesdaY lair, at 'Bracket .fiaji,tirt tha n , 35u„,t r u c his age, the lion. Penni;rton eldest -son v 1 1" I f Melbourne, and one of the Kru,,hts of the Shire for the Coll On ;the Oil' Jilin. at. Skia, ScOtland, of Herded.' _ . • . , • Mackay ,Hugrutititlie, IVoielial I:. • of Etaturdiirl4t; kensington, Mrs. Aldridge, fc'' Abel Altiridgo,TAsti, !MO, ofiti-a4tidgO. t RU S ' On Wednesday inoriiihg early„.as his house in Gra? l . sell street, Bloomsbury, f:Witliaut Noble, Esq. I,I•VatiG4IILE CANAL- kOL)Litili% rc 110;iTH Li' NALE, Ma3or-Genei4 Uri Friday, sc f °4 :e rr i , Uri we ve.o k, a Change,AlleY, Lundell,' •' SI-18FtES in the follgwink NAV LC; ATIONS, Nti s F; l o lr l ; t l :l; l l", ch 'il is tl e d sta C ial t i : s Y t r tt a g p4 N i u tV ro l v Gi uca T rit i v oli,i, x cr 'The Dividends have ..advancid. _to 'Three mod a Cent. onAlto Itcdumultited' . payable lialf-YtA ro London. • - ' c`ltaff :The CHEST ERFI ELD.CANAL, ili . viding6 l . Pe' per Annum. • ' . • • • Iat 'ROCHDALE CANAL, completed and • opened, with the best, fotuidoel totospeas, Satcoiss• F 1,4 The GRANT) I VNCTION PEAK tut( Sr' 0, LESIM . It E...x,gn NET ,a1)t1 CANAL , SHARES", and a BOND.. • „ o cESI wokelistEtt and'. itMINGUAM, effi TER and gERK.ELEY, CROYDON STAIN F 01..„ v. kild KrADSY 'CANALS and- WILTS and fi RIO L' .1 7,; NAL OPTIONAL LOAN NOTES, bearing 'Mu"' live par Cent. . Vrinted Particulars at• the .fiert and Chiekalso f hart ; - at Hatchet's Hatay Piccadilly ; Cititl.Yia. ) . if .Jr. Scott, Near Sillige-street, :.... • .',..._ • WEAIcNESS and EMACIATION'. ..,4)1, U The . tord hath caused' Medicines to grow out ot ? thefr,',di and,he that is wise wilt not abhor them ; lux v.iiLo (lath he heal. Man, and take away their piil4"o44tl. 4:7* , • eilet.. =in T HE CORDIAL BALM of GILKAD has rote j • in repute to the y verY Pinnacle of fenie. Ilniversallto it is - resorted to in CAWS of werilms , and emaciation, stain are its benign and heal th-restoriug qua ti (let.; equally univers,sf: Some, .perhaps, ,unacquairited 'with its .viriues, not liarivi Perused that i n teresting .' Guide,"' ( w filch must, be but (s indeed) may be induced to ask,W hat is the Balm of Gilead for i what complaint doth it cure ? To answer tins it be •heeessary to •'' Hold up the Mirror to Nature." ' 4 . Let those who are affliiited 'in the following manner r 1i e1!,,,, alt the cause that produced su ch havoc upon " the 'vv?'„, soiut•appatitee and powas of lite :"—disorared stonlX2 dry cough, weakness in the voice; hoarseness, ,shortnes.,..7; breatti upon • the least - exercise,' and relaxation of the vin; system. Those afflicted with paleness, lapguor of rn . e.T t r, weakness of sight or memory; should take time to eiinq id as bizutieus says; that " youch is the inipcirtant ,pc,ri? c „ be . dreaded a g a a o ro n h tu u 4 l ti t .cLupsrteitinutititotilir,:dx.inceid;ptl.i.a,,t;:.,l:6titioivnig , is ::, ,0 0 ., _. . ;-i. e ut4to. .a Pappy.o.l4.age.is a good constitutionip youth; reilc . o4. ...aild inodetarion at rturt age are passports to happy so in *. Nurliint; ..OUT be battier. deicribed.than it; the worsl o, _'" '• strung---