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1,,A.1 PEPOL:T. COURT OF KING's 13F.NC1-1, JOAN LINDI,I; , P, ZIMMERMAN', A . ..43)`CrrITERS, V. J. A. Nc.. - opt), v.5t.1 • A, TIMA first Phi ni in are .4erchants in Philnet . . , lane, the - D4feridant it, 4. Post-C,al)tato jesty's service, :arid coroMande the Acasta. ThiS tion was brought - tO recover if stilt far prize-money,: . which the former had . I) , :en•deprived of by the Uri ,,press of four of the Crew of. the 'Regulus Privateer, of which t. , le Plaintiff; wcreowners. Ihe Se tAc,ercet-G Af., for the. Plaintiffs, ,stat edi that for,this vesoel .they had _procured 16tters' of marque rb cruize against. the'French. The aaion 'was bronght • riot 'So much to obtain a - liberal coin. peesation in anni:7,es, as that the law on the subbed of the Impress trii , ,;ht be correctly understood, for there omit be an end of all hostility by private Ships of W*.jf they, Wile to be . deprived of their men at the pleasure of every Commander.in the Kings 'Set- ' viee. The Corrunissietier; for executing the office of Lord lii.;11 'Admiral had granted a protedion to 70 men cm board the Regulry, tar the term' of three months, ,catmueneing May 27, 1801; and it would be seen, th'it this privilege ~ , , • a s violated within the period stated. This Trivateer falling in with . the .Acasta Fri, te, the Defendant 'ent his Lientewant, Mr. Griffiihs, on beard, in the Bay of Biscay. On the appearan..m of this Officer, 'the whole crew were. ordered on deek, and six of them were. SC..; lured to, go in the Acasta's boat. Mr. White, who cemthanded the Regulus, accompatied -thein; and in. vain .shewed the- protedion with which he was pro?ided; two, however, it was. the good pleasure.of the Defendant to resign. After this occurence, the. Regulus „joined company with . the Ajax, and cruizing to ether, they .. . fell in with .a French vessel, called :124,n Camr, which they captured, and which pro. after all .expences were deduaed, nearly, fo l ouol, By the order of his Majesty, the division of a Prize made,by •Private Ships of War was Ppm tionzrl to each, according, to the number of men of which the crew consisted. The share to which these four Inen would, have , been entitled was 1581. bs. 11d. ; to which this bounty of• three guineas and a hall, each beieg added, the total constituted the claim, on this part of the special, damage, of 1721. .l es. 1 id. 'Mit jury would likewise eonsiderthe in jury the Plaintiffs sustained by the loss- of the ser vice of 'these four men in other l'e;:pva4, although it could not be easily re'cluced to ealculation. Benjamin Landley deposed - to the names of the o' liners. James Anderson, from the Admiralty, proved Letter of Marque; and Mr. Reynolds, from the Earn,-: Office, proved the identity of the seal,and.af the protectien. The latter was read, in Court by the Clerk, and expressed,, that tbe men were'. not to be llaole to the impress when on board, or in the Ship's Boat performing ,their duty to the Vessel. Among the names of the mariners-proteded, thvfre appeared In be those - of Hugh Jones,' ChLities Macnrty, John Whaley, and Edward Hawke. William Wheatley delivered in theproclamation under which the dis- . tribution of Prizes was direaed. William Burton, a sailor on board tht. Regulus, deposed to the detention 4f the four men,and.to the general statement of facts in the opening of the Learned Counsel. ... Ertsxr4.—Q. " I warrant yoU they kept' Edward' Hawke ?"—A. " Yes, he waS as good a Man as any among us." • After a 19ng cross-examination by Mr. GAR ROW, • it appeared that the Regulus ;had not her . cornpleL menu of seventy men when she sailed, on which the ;led (-`ounsel took an objedion,.. as the MI of the :43 Geo. 111, made such protektiono invalid un leSS the munber,olimen.were coned. • EassciNa observed, in• re .ply, that the Aet just referred .16' ceased with the last war, and that, the new ,Aa for• the same 'purpose, in the present war, did not commence till the. 12th .of August, . 1803, whereas this transaCtion 'happeued,in the pre. ceding ,Tithe, so that 'either the one or the other could have no operation in this.cause. GA kg() ,said, that 'although the Solicitor Gt.)neral was instruded tot declare his , Clients had no lwaricions views unfriendly, to the gallant Officer who way the De faidant itrthis *cause, he had pressed the rhilin of the ,Plaintift's-to the utmost farthing. .Ano .ther pre,:tension 'was', that the Plaintiffs were opulent* met , cants and ship.owners, and were.dcsirous that the with respaiit to-naval properly, 'should be tivell t inderstood„,andwidely promulgated. No was moreaccurately understood, than the law on this subjeta ;• , his Lordship had lately givers the An.. thority of •his ciPum in. the -,case of a Greenland skip s and ,whatever had his tuition could not -fail to be extensively circulated. . He shoukF piove that the men were not impressedthat they volunteered. on hdard /lie King's ship, : and received the hounty, money ; and to substantiate: these fae`l:s lie ,shoUld. produce Lient; Griffiths, _whom his Learned Friend • had prudently declined to call. Lieutenant John -Griffiths did not support these instrations to the Learned Counsel.: ha .said the men were brought on beard—they did not enter immo.! diately, :MI he could not tell how soon they co n- I.sliNd grit is the proposals, • Lord Et,rx.risossotruis 'said, their entering after ward 3 could have, no influence in,the present cause, and flit re was no doubt the men Were,lrnoreased,......- The Privateer having been thus stripped Ora portion' h:. l , c r ew; and ttic. parties having beets deprived 0 - rite quantum of reward to which they wauld have bt'en entitled; no doubt could remain oh the minds of the Jury ;is to the remuneration they Ought to re.' ccive. Wits the. De,fendaut hits *done May be ex. cusable, and 010 Admiralty, p o •h ay s, rttigttt Indem iffy him; but in the present imLtnixt tits could not be taken into consideration. Verdi& for the' Lid. WILLIAM ItOPERTSOI; V. JOSEPIT SMYTIIIt AND JOHN niscru..am. The Plaintiff is an Insurance-broker, the Defend ants were Merchants .at Leeds. This aeltori was bivught for Premiums. 4 Insurance to the' amount of 14501. The SOLICITOR -GENERAL Sll4, ; thet Dg nclant fe - `l4inciiiiite had-pleaded generally, nv i t4,sunipsit, but tha Jo,eph Smythie jiad put iu a pica allitement, on the ground that the a6tion ought,,to have been brought not only against the Defendants on the.re- William Collet, David Flewin, and Christopher Lando'', were India 1, thelwo .former for stealing two saddles,a Chaise-bridle, twO sriaille4yridles, and ; a martingale; from the stable of Mr. White,, a fitriner,' at Welston, being his and the latter ofpur chasing the same, .kno , .vingthe same to ho 'stolen. Henry Sluarty, 'servant to Mr. White, stated; that early on the morning of the 3.lst of May he, found . his maste's stable-door had been broken during the night, by pushing back the holt,• and,, on entering,, missed:the above, articles, and instead of a hat Which.. had been left.thero the preceding evening, by-Mat sham, another servant of White's, found one ,be longing to' the Prisoner Collet, and which he had seen him wear the day before. . That this hat belonged to theNsoner wltsfarther corroborated by its being bloody on' the side, - cor responding with a ore ear that Collet. was kIiOWII to have at the time, - the day following, the a 1 st, Shurty found the two Prisoners, ( o ll o . cmc i, at the .Onflidoe's Head, New It —oaL, an o„ on attempt ing to secure them, Ffewiti ran away, while Collet struggled hard to get loose, • and arawing . .a .I(nife from hi s eoat-pocket bade several stabs at Witness, Which Luckily 'did him no firther 'injury than , per foratiog his coat in. several places. Collet was then *wearing ,Marsham'a which he h a d, tak en 'f rom the stable, On the lnfigmation of Collet,' the 'Witness tent on the 17th of Julie to the lodgings of Lander, at cite corner of Conipton-stre&t, St.- Giles', np two pair of stairs, wherel t .tinotig a variety of ,other sad tliety,wares, h e tburtd the bridles ii questiOn, but not the - though there. were pimar4,4_ twenty i • the room. The Witness on , thi s took Lan-, dcr to Marlborough-strcet,, -where he was examintxl, but withoutobtaining tutr,satisfaaory information respeaing the s4ddles,and was desired to appear next day. On their way frosty the office the Prisoner inform d the Witness that he had now recolleaed of selling a couple. of saddles, such as 'be )lad &scribed, to ,One; Wiliiairs ) a. sailer; corner ofßatlibone-place. They went there :tocordingly, accompanied by the Officer; in Whose. custody sander was, and found that,Wil:-, liana had sold the sadUles to a- gentleman's servant, in whose custody they were found; ,T . his.eviiithice WAs confirmed by correspor4tlin6 testiri:teny. ,LON DON ; Printed by RIcIIA IZ 1) }IA Rlt IS, ut Na. 4, Martlett.coott, Rem.stiect ; and iNbli , ike.d by W ll ' 4 - 1 /( 14 ARM iT4 GE SCR x Pr., ot Soutb. Molton-ltrcr-, G rooft': ° at aid ; WilUe crtist7notis icor the Paper, Letters for the kilitor i 6;e. (06st.vaid), must beams re 6 6" 4 1. 1 .4 !...VN-Orvics, No. 12, cord, but also against William Smythie,-his son. 'll4 Defendants,. Nir hp nre 4 Merchants and Ship owners, proprietorS of the Ship Catherine ) Britannia, andj\lepttinus. On the last they insured goods to the amount of '2,33 pl. totuliN,, Soon after Wards they stated an average of'n a per ceut.andthe Underwriters . being astonMted at the p fleet condition of -all the other merchanal ze on boarel,a rid that this-alone was darnag,ed, dertt.tr eed sorneexplanatiott.. None of the severe rentrirks that would' be made were at.all plicahle to it En .f• - chn l< iinchihre (who had put a:fair plea, upon the Record) ; the' matter was ntore,sus picious, because all tbe accounts of the average were sgpphied _'t.iy Villiam Smythie, who was him, Self On board:. By mere aecident the Plaintiff dis covered another Broker, of whom the sante loss.was claimed, end- to whom similar Papers • were pro duced;... ,V,inding.twe insurances had been made Un the same Vessel, and the . same interest, what was at first mere matter of conjeaure,,became certainty, , and a, paper was posted up at. Lloyd's, appointing a meeting between - VI brokers who had et:reeled in surances on the Neptuntis,. for the account of" the I)efeitilants. Ten brokers convened on this occasion, and they stared at each other in the utmost surprise, until it was mutually explained that on this property, amounting to 23191. insurances had been made to the amount Of 23,3001 .so that icitheDefendartts recover ed the average from each of these parties, they 'would have pocketed nearly ~ . ;!,0001. ..On this being dis closed, Smythie said, in the total i,gnoratiee,of - the law, that he had paid the premium Upon ; the whole, , ..and he is recover the whole. The son -returned to Etiglatuk.to assist in thiS,:nefarious schelne, but the father having been arrested, the younger Smythic thought' It ;Most discreet fb disapPear, and the Learned Counsel tiaderstood that' he had quitted the kingdom. For the purpose' of this cause; it Was only . necessary to Show that Williatii Smythie Was - net - a. partner, and he should. do this by the best ...of all' evidence on such in occasion, the confession of the father. • ' Mr. PARKE said, lie was only Counsel for Mr. ifinchliffe, and therefore he did not think it 'at all nece3Sary to give an answer to the allegations of the Solid tor teneral. ' ' • ' Mr. JEKTI.L, for Joseph Smythie, Admitted that if unsupported assertions gild opprobrious language were to decide this cause, his Learned' Friend on the other side must . ` nfailibly succeed ;' but if theta m' of the land Were to prevail; he could have nadoubt of the ariceesS of the' Difendants. ~It was 'a fat} . which he would. establish beyond all contradidion, that William Sinythie was a partner, . and if he were so, the wholelproceeding was nugatory ; and the Plaintiff must be calla He should shew, ,out..of • the very mouth of this Plaintiff, that the son was 'a partner. The declaration in which he was so de nominated was riot hasty or accidental ; it was in a soleMn proceeding on oath .before the Master of the Court. The I.earned Counsel' then compared the dates of the present proceeding' to those in two other causes in the same amount; And. Said, that, Ibr the purposes of the latter, he had made depositions against the three parties, Hinchliffe And the two Sniythics, as partners. These 'fads were afterwards supported in evidence. The SoLtcrroe-Qerielte said, that iteorder to obtain-his mobey, the - Plaintiff - had found it neces sary to commence -various at-I'l6lli in different forms against theseslipperY Defendants; ).vhich Would sa.; tisfaaorily explain the - defence Which . had been, at tempted. It was incumbent 'on the Defendaift, Jo seph Smythie, to eseibliSh his plea, that William Smythie was 'a partner : he bad 'neither , produced the articles of partnership, nor a singrfebill of parcels, 'nor a letter with the common signature, to shew this. The Jury would therefore see that he had failed hi this scandalous experiment, and would give their verdid for the Plaintiff. ' • After some obstlions from his Lord hip,; cotrt paiative of the testit itrthe cause, a verdict fouhd for the Mined, 4libjea to a refereuee as to the citianturn of damages. OLD 8..41LEY. 6711 DAT-JULY 16. ?fir. Williams stattd;'triat he had bought they gad flies of the Prisoner for 31. st. and sold them for 31. 15s. -C,':Alet's father appeared to be heard in evidence, but,, on account of his relation, to the Prisoner, was judged incompetent. • One man . appeared:in favour of his charaaer, - which he said he had never heard impeac'hed before. , . - - . Al number' of reipeatble tradesmen appeared in favour of Lander's charkter, and' represented him as an honest inclustrions nyin, - Whorn they bad known severally - from ten to' eighteen years.. • . • - One - of the ' Jury expressed a' wish to know what Lander had paid for the bridles, saddles; Br,c. When , it appeared from the re. : mmiination of' Shurty that Lander kid told him 255. while Collet had declared that,he.had not got more than ss. " • Lander, at the bar, repeated his having given 2,55. • but . stated the saddles to havebeen incomplete, and that he had given them iie.w stirrups and stirrup ,straps befOre selling them. This circumstance was farther confirmed by Williams. ' ' The ltr.cohnr.a, in summing . up . the o.ldenee, observed; that nothing . seemed' ' to' bear against Flewin, except the circumstance ' of his running nw:iy, which might ' not, perhaps, be: unnatural On the seizure of his cenipanion. Col let and Lander were - returned-Guilty ; 'and P,ICWIII-7-Nbt eiiiio g .:.:. wiaiarin Howi. , , f an old man, above 70, Was con , viaed*.et s'tealing a pig, valne twb guineas, the pro-, perty of Mr, Giles, firmer, at BOW - f;li t Fields. ' The fact being clearly proved, - the old man could only, in a • trembling' voice, defend himself' by denying the theft. He had. no friend 4n .cart,h,.) . le said, and hoped' the Judge wotild be his friend. l'e Judge froth the Bench (the Illt ottotia)- sai N d, he believed he had been his friend betbre now, and W 33 afraid that nothing would reform. ' him ; ob 7 seryhig, to' the A t ty . the difficulty of trouing.such iill old-praditioner in guilt. ! . 7t appeared he had been dismissed some time ago from the House' of cOrreelion. . - Twelve were convifted of felonies, 13 were ac quitted,' and 11 were discharged lip prodalnation. On Saturday, sennight, early in the evening,. a Gentleman walking-un the Long Jetty, on the Hum ber bank, discovered' a hat floating on the water On giving the alarm, the body of a boy was:disco vered near the spot,: to alra i ipearmice lifeless. ink takcit into the Limckilne, public-house, acid Medical . itssistance proeured, rite means recommend ed by the 'Humane Society were resorted try, ; and after a' lapse of sante hours, animation was coin pie.* yestored. The, boy 11,:d been amusing self by stepping out of one goat to another, and had accidentally fallen into the Water, in which it is sup posed he had been about ten minutes. In the afternoon 'Of Sunday Week; apoor woman, the with of an artilleryman, with two children, went into A . pUbjie-hOUse in lieden,' Yorkshire, -and after remaining there until the evening, during which she got completely intoxicated, Avai taken into . a barn belonging to the house, wherein She Was shin tly a4erwards found dead. No marits of violence ap c pearing oti the body; a vadia of did ty arcesswe drinking," was - given by the Coroner's Jury; From a pass in her pocket, which had heensignedatnull, it appears she was travelling for Llasgov!-. SHIP NEWS. rooLE, Jul. , / 14. 4rrivecl-the M e rcury, Brown. from Newf o undland ;, Mary, Ryder, froth Newcastle ; Friends Adventure., ckwp.. nun, Brothers, Talbot, train ; Ann, FlolloWay, and Globe, Loitz, front Weyipouth, Salted—the. Unity, Pickwortlt, rot London I Lark. •Ros. siter, -ktincess Ro)al, Nicola:, Mary, Brooks, Smotage, Sinednto're, king George, Fleet - , NAncy, !towed, and Rus sell, Hunter, 16; Shorebtrut, • .; GRAVISKND,',JOLY Ig. Passed by —the N.rocy, it Prize, frOm Plymouth P6lly, Coet, trop • N,:w. Ytirk ; Sterhiq., lirittOsi, train .Susyrna ; Martinis. ut Huntley, from Charlestown ; Bird. Bow-. trom Venice ; 'rotation, Kobloson, from Greenland; loan and Iticoxrd, 'Gift:Hay, from- Stockholm; and Chris. Scott, from Dautzie. Sailed—the Irleisnora,'W right, for Stettin. BIATILY. On Sattirday morhing, the Lacly of !oho Lya ll,. Esq. of a Son. On . Suriftay. morning, the Lady of . Coloi4el Roberts, of Upper Grviyenl.streer, of a Son. • tlerooPti, the Lady of Mr. C. Knight, - . Met. chant, of Lawer ShaUwell, of a Son. • MAit Lately, at Ash; ht the County of'Kent, Lieutenant Via. mas.siuith, at the HerdUrdshire hlilitia,• to Miss Sophia , Dyson, Oungeltt,datigliter of jams Dyson, Esq. of Mat. gate, formerly Solicitor to the Admiralty. 'Lately, Mr. Vaughan, Gentleman of His Majesty's Cha. pet Royal, to Miss Tennant,. of Dean.strect. Soho. On Suoriav, at Castli . :gate Chirch, York, Mr. Barthold. man, 1' fetur of the- Yotk llc talcl, to Miss Dixon, of tuft ,City. Mantlay, at Wetlington, the Rev. George Copp2r, of .131akenliarn, in Sulfbik, to Mist Reid, flaughter of George 'Reid, Eiq. of Wetlington.Hall, tslotfulk. DIED. On Sunday last in the 79th year Of his age, at his house in Palace-yard; Gloucester, foltit Pitt, Esq. 'one of the Re presentatives Mr that City. Yesterday, in Deniers-street, George Richards,'ESq. in Wes 72r1 year. On Sunday tuorning,t Miss Grace Gairoway, third.datigh-• ter of {aim Gaeroway, Esq. el Knightsbridge. Yesterday 3tetanight,, sr, her Stitt at Sta Wird. shire, in the 49th ye , l-01 her age; the on. Foley, re- H ofll 1 the late Edward Voley, of Stoke Edith, Here turdshire, and M..P. tor the Conalty of Worcester, On,Monday, in his 7eti year, Mr. Thoinas.Waddell, of, lligit-street, St. Pn the tzt,h inst. at I.rme Regis, Dorset, Mrs. Alin Stuart, a native ot.Ainerica, and wife of the Rev. James Stuart, t - Jrnierly Rector of George Town and Ail Saints, South CatUlina._ • _ . iast week, sltdderily, at his artartments at Cheitsey, the Rev. - l'eter - Ctinningltam, late Officiating Minister pf . that Parish. flu was At dinner with the - Chert;ty Friendly S o ciety (to wham he hail been In the habit of delivering au annual discourse for ,Lveral years past), and while sitting at table with several - other Gentlemen who are honorary Members the sinme, lie•reil back in his chair, and although ntedii4l a4sist :wee Willi immediately procure d, , he expired in 4kw minutes atter being conveyed to his lodgings. ,PR /Cif Ofi Yktrc Bank Stock. TS; it; Navy 5 pei Cent. 9*l SS per Lent. 1797, 994 bash s.pr{r Cent. 4 per ( eta'. 73k 77 if 3,per Cent. iced. 60 593 63 3 per Cent. Cons. 59A A Bank 1,. Ann. 17 A 5 . -t47tlis I)itto Short Ann. FOCI'S I ellia Stock, zs6 i f I ildta Bonds, is. dis, 3 per Cent. In t, Exchequer Hills, is. a 3s. pr. thulium), 6 5 imperidt 3 pet Cent. Ditto Ann. 9 s—t6thsi Cons. for Opening, 6o BRtCON CA NA.I. ANtAßTßrivaiLt RAILWAY TO BE SOLD BY Aurriorr, . M By M. CHRIS` . At 11 . 6 Great Room, in l'all- Mal t, on kiiday: the 19thitist.. at One o'Clock. ETIGA QIX -SHARES in t h e BILECXY.N and ABTo'll of . .1-7 WENN Y CA NAL, niw completed to the Abe' '3'`ien"Y., of One Hundred and I.ifiy Paunch each. ' Alw. F 0 U R S II A R ES of One tiorolied anti Fifty 1'4044 each in the TR htV F. lA.. KALI, ROAD ( 01 ' 46 thel2 - 1 21 Act;, a very profitable COncern, which IPS hither tolan Interest of Tivelve per Cent. to the Store 11°IdCf-61 likely to be still more prOductive. . Piloted-Particulars may be had at the chief I lins It ilrol , A b,trgavciany, a"d Mc""utli of the liotr, oi llooi!ei i tiriszol and Inc Cioucester Pi :pets ; At the li..+1110" CO* - I" ; " d it' I__;.;_ei,ir ef SPAC IOUS ELEGANT VAtill IN NIANSI.O,, • GROSVENOR-SQUARE: TO BE SOLD .BY A tiCTION, By Mr:. 1108110, At Carriviay's CAI, 'Lhange-Alley, C 0111147 MONDAY, ittly4l, at I. 4 eiveo'Ci ock, A NOBLE FAMII,Ar 11E511)1;1%E, contioni - iiit)ot spacious Apartments of large ilhoeoi"'l'i.l)4.2 ticutarlf roomy :Entrance:l-PH, and grald Stal.e.ite,!A7 sine Dining- room, forty feet by twenty-four, carfallgo,"n fast-mom, Library, Dressing-room, , and Wata•cl's6lol-0- the C rou rut-floor three: superior elegant Vra ivng.toottili.,.,l_ of the same dimensions as the Dining- roam ; a Ikti.chr.n; Drdssing-roeM, and Water-closet, on the 04' 1 ' W " t o on the Second-floor are sis• bpacious 13ed-cliaintgrit„,,-, Dressing.roonis, a Closet, 'aini.sia'. Attics over a 5et .. 0 15 SciaorneriagSestiiraeans:staThe Unites are rernaskably. sPac0:1,011 dcoennv:,:iiteinlti,ota.tnyciTcrecbiesnii:nrgais;:rev:gryhttil:buirrsib,sl.e, .ALcioinotto,:as, 1:00. for a Pamtly of the first distinction, With Statitiag,fri Go, e vveite. The Premises are the occupation oldie rad of !. ~,, :ihi'elraey,r7ckevtise‘tvberdvibewy i'ln'ickineatsy obnellyo„d.Partietilat,s,.....:at ot;‘, way's; and of .Mr. Robins, Warwick-smet,Goo6l.B ,ijiy L. Ii I'Li ot Evv__----------------FdjLy iiDENcE, t5:(01,11,,,,,,t , STREET, the Corner of GROSVENOit.SV'''' • T0,13E 5-01..0 .11Y AUCTION, A ' , By Mr. 11013 INS, ooa At Garraway's: Collie-house 'CVange.altey, Con' ' ASiN GlLA idaY it i L I " Y tv .2E2ii,a?ll-;liewi.isivElli k ilr f 6 ,,:i si OE NC E, adjoittrngto the Earl of 1,6‘° 16 :, ,, i , corner of North Audiey..stteet, Grosvestor•scrar4 i c lo,o o ing a substantial Btiek-buitt House, of ap`aneat r,to , panic& ar , to , _ 4,4 elevation, containing, do the Ground-tloor, a Oat Lbr7ol, well proportioned library, a Bre:llama-rain% aila Af t eßt Eating.,room with Recess, Water Clottit, tc• oil. story cunsiits of twu.balutsuinc V rawing.runtS, an y{ i lop ' ;lir porn, with Folding-cloors, and Frocit Window's. P?o,clc. &c. the three Rooms °Filing ozether, ana i jrnwl ' ‘ t ° Faut Suite of Apartment #. The Chambtf.flrcootlt,ilinto, li,ed-chatnklS and two Dressitig.nontis (1 , rg e. °W : oe ,4 rze:ate.aacnid,,:,:vaiinied,vfaauuri,ll:tt4.lG.es.uvei-: ou the r,,anieb 1.04 Citche"'" .146"4'eePer's-i-uom Butler's-pallto, ~ . , , - each 07 t , i 3:1 The i i r i t ' r G e ir e I n i s t e i e s i a n : l e n :I s e t t , i a g t, l n i t i f i I; 1 . I y situate., , 10','" 11 . ,"„bi, i!ot e : into the adjacent t.;;iittens and &arta 11 " st "'I . Carta ~,err May -be viewed, by 'rickets. —Particulars at 0 ;0 and : of Mr. Robins, lifurwielt,street, ,Gattleto,ll‘"' lekets for viewing may be had. 1 71 1:1 74 : a g n i ‘ b I l S e l fi X ; 17 1 313 ui E.1------- trin A,CL,R,E'151'"11)::ri::111111::—'11 ..------ 0 TUitNIIANI cAtv..r....N. , l'o im sot,i) uy Ati:TiON, At GarraWay's Coltii:'/..l.Mourse.,slii? 13E!c•3..111,,,* A.llO, ,C,°,,,,,ti1iii,1.11. " Mondav the eld of 1 tify: inst. at Cw4;°(/...: ,„ i_13:,0 if i I . I a V li I u:::biral'itlibleilailelir)l:tlll • Four Lots; . • F'4ll3,Culli Valuable CD PYI-lOLD ,b ~ o ,o s on th.e.croundprittign.aan sepxacceiol luestiVr,lat:ie, tlB [lO f , ' c c i l ,o l ::ri k li o : tpus,l)ining Parlour, fkiwinoool", l'''br'ri ri Itif! !,..ctom, excellent Kitchen, Servants' 113;4 ''"dAv,4,:,:tilif A°. faces c six' good Bed-moms o n the fir story, 3r* ',;(.11,4 P " : : ::: .s : c ej oi t Court-, 1 1; : a l l I s. a l : tiGrdv°l:l;::::Uela.,:.!::;lll:itiii:rCilitte 1 1 :1 0, :S pi r : : ::: . ; a l 1 1 1 1 1 :: : Vi: v v i e ' : 'I . : , ii tt z :r : C I ; liliGitty4l:.hticy:::h':::,,kiali:::?: li Ij l l i tt i c ' t ! t s i I. l it e ;;I s l it.: : : 0 1 14 : ' ti ti ' ei .::::::: ,; 11 c : 1 :1 : ;1, . 1 1 , ' 1, 1 ,, . :: i , l i ttf,:,)l;, seal :I . 1 ,: f e , i , 11 ; t i : , l : }: t i ' l l , )' 11 : 1, v : i ' ::: :, 1 :: j : 1 :f 4 ::::: : : f :: ~., r o r fi',l 0,01.0 TheK"ltrrai "a. 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CoOt.,itilnA 0.4 , tl, Went and the Road to li Nil t fad, iort Nleatlow::,,o, ..,;, l io celll.eillter sitiu..°altsio'lt:,:" tlerhan or BUiltiC t r .° . gaht S ninu,at i lsti t obtrel u .iiircEiak a Leu.i t ii.,it i tlir i .), A ctrit:o, l riniiatit:!c f :ti o ,tijojii r iiit,i;A:cihi n :cil t ,cl i cu i rzi i :i l t r e.,:t t i toi t air : ir : ; : o. „ )lll.ii , ,r , :lu j .): : :6, o l.4 l : f i t elitid t: ittit:ifiii, (o ,, , , t o : :, ' • ,o'i Acres and otie Rood. their vicirn y ~,, tof . 0 1 . 'clularsol4Y,l 6J!, May be viewed by, is.kets only,—PArli— - r nd i Ow Cm the Prphases ; at the. CrOWil and Anchor, 6f0,.0, 01 rt,av_nr a re of W•0 11 , 1 _ 1:14 (,! t d..„.„... / quare, where Ticklits fin viewing 01..:',,,':.-- i Sir, I'o 1:44.)11+:11,;•• S.i.):lf lisle R. rtryg;tc,,,?c,it,v,l;f::l?„. I CON_SIDER, it - htit an a , ..'t of i l vi t ' 5 f',‘ A. twins of your I. V. Al( F.'S r-A7l`,l7,N,l„Phi,,i'fic'‘;tit4if riuM,icate to you the toliuwiiv; Gur,.:''vl''';'; r ein b. terthinied by them : --; Am ik.:,(vorintvlce .0 woo liv rttaking out or an old VenereA:cqoPl"'".%s‘o 0040 cuinli‘lication of disorders arising theyefrotri),iVot:lll,oo4 most to `a skeleton ; and although lie had t 1.,,c,,,,f f.A., advice which cOO ' 1 he.obt.einef N ind tried? ,!''''6,',o;o.l 1:1,4,,,, ...Medicines, nothing coUld be fitre),:tr...ql viill!C!).,i jo 3 o / . /64 caSe, or to do ilifr any servicts t he crii-".11-cojble.w )I.',Jro, duce) and pitiable situatwo for t wii y c-r , ‘ , ,,, e 3 to i ii i , A his profeion, and' scare ahld to +v 3114. '',. r 4 ,,pp01' ,, hig,legs • h i is riot one who knew, d1;11, e"',,, ij,t 10,!;,.''' sible tarrcliiiit to re.:ver. lie V.,,asaffifii 7 - , ,) ili,;"i' Or 1-cake's Pills—be did •sti,''atthOring Stn. If t, ~,, ,,01i0 . . ,,ii given with than'. .1-ic, had not falcon PION t itan v 0? , 1 0 , ° 0 1 fate. he 101;04 ila 'lliterdtiOri tilr.tilc bit4,:s;nor,.., ic..,;,,i0 ititu to proceed, and by talcin 4 3 I.°l t''4 , itt l 111 ' 4 ; ,his qppetite and strongtit gradmilly rettl,... 20 ;• V% 4 0- Ilealthy and stoat as any anon I ,Ittrisv. 'fn., o t Ili , ' Vt , to refer al l y • to tic for 3 coutirov 1)C111011 r acLount it it should D.: douhted. •ant. Os I ornblesell regO, I am; .iir, your obedient .1 t os 1 'I fs • i Library, Foikstone, ' July so, 11S6. " •• r tof , .4 1 Vire k,' k'reparCd and,Sold by the Sole.ooo (1 .; Tabs. TAYLOR, Nferilber of the KoPiv•i-ijnt,,,,,Arv,'Vl: Where,London, at his House No. 9, Mr' __ two) 1"..4" vfo 4- after a constant.res'idence of howo, caN ~ i a: il A practice plan: 0110 y cincelett, I, 1 to tio! I ii ,, , :0l real CompLiiirs, and. rhos'- incictii;,.. iivitulid,;:iev4 1.,,, eneratitin- in both Sexes, 'with' l'oLai,,,,ys.''otaj"'ll,l which Men of his Prufeision 010 __...„, 0 6 ~d flatters himslf, the .4dvice ilia ii6,411,,_4",,pj10pe,,,..i0r ly attillibilitCtS to l'ClSOils Litting 1,110,',,,,,,,p10u egteeLited by a discerning' 1'110144 tort. • ;rii:o('S li to be obtanui, dui vuld of . ,iillW,lliq. el C'''''l4'.• '5 ' fJ` l ''' r ,JJ. 3 1 ' lo Ali, star b:i. hi Appointno,:t„, ~,1„.,,,,,. , . i..) , 0 the living.at a :libtatux, at CI - I cot:: ti 4 i. , 1.",,',111;# hart's-street, all iviall ; til,:. ToYon' 1.41,.,cr0p,k1:41 street ; Mr; Disboroin:it's, N.(h, 7' &J r• ;04!:'-', (I,lo(rorf.. I.laxter's, Sotlth-hniV, Eti:ntilaz.v.i ;., .'l,iliaq,, ,_,., 0 pi c o , so.w I Mr. Ciliw,:ii`n, Otinlin ; Pqli v carte l'6:t ill 1 ,1, 0 '1. .IVIr: Atli inson':;, S-I.lii,:t.:sla ; Ai" '', , 1 it;IA: po 044 • Coniider:tble ft) WII 1 G ti r-40.3 fir 30, .4,'. to, i d:1J1)0,g11:0' Of wily ZS. 9a. eacn, sealetl or wit,ol,i3, 0 0 .0 tiOnS, Wilet4by pc.r,ptii of 0 i 1',4 "' ' ie. OP , 1 6 0 i:: v , ~ 50 t , i' . witirease,:speil, ccrecy,:ind ~(' qritaiivl, .001 le. ;N • b. E vet y liox c;1,1 in G.tee-?t, '. 0,0100 tici`i, of 3 06111• P, QTI W4lit:ll, by • : vottr 01•V`:„Ici. ;n. 9:,riil,', c4'. at the Stainpacli4t, " , 1 " mi'd Al . Srreet;'* to iallitJ IC Wfli el is' Fel°YlYl • n • terreiri , - _...........„............' . . ' I Y 7 .