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''' ‘"'":.; , '..%fc4ilim4t- , ,•, 14 ‘44 , . 14 ' 0 . , ....,. ••,... • . •. es . • .• , NUMBER 7579.] RI DAY, DEC E 21), 1816. y ' FPRICII SEVENFENC . . CON7IZAC7 FOR Navy-Pere, Dee.lV, 18W. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS` of HIS MAJESTrs N.4PY tln ,hereby . rive Notice, that. cn. Thursday, the 9th Of January next, Out!: ?Clock, they will 'be raady 1;`) treat with sues Pet aod its may Le 'willing' to COntraet for supplying His Ma lty:es Yard at Deptf4d with S 1 Thousand BLANKETS.' 4 Pattern of the Illaniets and a Form qt: the .Tender ne , 7l be seen ot this Office. No :Vender will he received rafter flue o'Cl,;ck, on the day of Treaty, nor any, noticed, unless the Party; or an otsrenifin: attends. Evert/ Toalnneue be aecompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two respontihM PoVons, engaging tto Leconte hound With the Person tendering, in the Sam of ;001. for the due performance of the Contract. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, Dv-ember 14,, 1816. ?FHB coNrAnsroNtirts appointed for ma-' tinging the Lo - rrEitrEs do liefehy give Notice, That licZAW.E.A?;.•tcr.l'IC.El.lt'M awl SI Lil/ ES in all preceding, LOrriMIES way be examined at this, every clay, be *viten the !tetra of Tca and Three, with their ItegiAers elf Benefits and Blank`. . And the CONOIISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE "- witprr TICKETS of the riftsT and ' SECOND 1,01 . - TERIES, 1816, do hereby. giro Notice, that they witi at tand at their ()thee, in Soinerbet-phtse, on Monday . , this Gth dai of J:intsary,. tei 7, from Ten o'Cluek in the Alorning to the Afternoon, to litikr in and enter the TV& Itefit 'ticket& of.the said Lotteries,,to be exchaligetl for Cer tihca.tes porstanit to the Act of Parliament in that heii:klf., And fur better dispatch thereof, the said CaIINIISSIONEItS will take in and enter the Benefit Tickets of -ore half l the Plitt Loitery, chnsist jog of 14,000 Tickets, and ,me half 'the Seeund Lottery of 6,00 Tickets, at one 'seat Catid the Benefit Tickets of Om other half of cacti of the.said.Lntterietr Qt Se4 t7: arid the pi;i"s!,ed iheretif ar'o directeitiohring 'with their Tickets efuirati Lists thereof suarlied . 4". and 13. termed in numerical order; distingui t bingtite4 IWm Honey, Naas, Hod adapted to rack Of the i?aid,t,ott:eriAs, antleach of the said Seots; and at the bottom of,. a 0 List to write : the 'Name. and proper additions of t lio,Persoo entitled to the t ritlue of thetaid Tithrtg. Add the said' COMMISSIONERS also give fu rther. Nut ico,' rtificatex for the. Value of the zaid Ticket s will. he de- Lvered out -on N.Akirday,..the. 11th day - of .junti2iy nti?a, at . Eleven o'Clork in the Forenoon,-after which the Commis *oiler., will &die in and enter Tickets in thi4e 7 e i,wi*i.iisotittily Entry; and all Persona arc desired ICo - . Mite Notitis thiy must bring Vuplicoi es of their Lists when thq come for their Cer7 The CoitiIISSIONET'S also give further Noike, that lieluets brought to, this ()thee for Pityment,'Ore checks of 4eitroyed. will not he entered for Pay iitebt without a Bout! befitg given to iadethnify the said Cont.. juioner* for g,r,atiting Ctrtifi* tes fat..the For COUGH% COLDS, Al lIIMAS, • The only Gettuitte PECTORAL BALSAM of HONEY; Invented, by Sir JOHN •HILL, M.D.. PRE LINN.EUS. Of 'BRIT'A'IN recommends .A, this rxetillent preparation as the most salutary and rtivet I,a! Itrincdy f, all Disorders of the breast and lungs; ering ea kd no-imp l y in the duids, and obstructions in the glands, are . gently and safely discharged by easy ek- Pectoratiot4 wheezings and .utin.Asoless in breathing are speedily removed by a few doses. It takes or the irritation, spent the thoracic ducts, and heals the soreness of the breast ti; , tt ltnizt. Thirty years experience has confirmed the re• el , M11)(1)(1,lt 11/11 in the intitii-diate railef arid irradual mire of COCCiffs, et) t,Ds, A s'FLINIAS, anti CONSUMP 1' i ONS. It the greatest l'er of the lungs ever discovered, 41 41 contains alt the healing, softening, and soothing qua lities of that salubrious extr,ict of flowers called Huttcy; 'timid tile richest Balsams of the Eastcrii World ; it is as re.storotive tri es ' nod never ilisagre.e, with the stomach ; a corn- Cold yields Pat its benign influence in a few hours ; and when resZi led to before tbin coioplaitit is far advanced, all dangiT of Consii niption. is Ortaiii,y prevented. Such are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's ittifsitni of Honey, the result of long researches iota nature . by that great Botanist, who dedicated his life to the discorej'y • *Ube- trite mearre of health .. in the Vegetable Kingdom . . The Genuine will hare t bean:lines of Shaw and Edwards engraved oft,the!stanip. Price 25.941. aucl ss. ftil... ;64)14 by Mr. r.dwards, CV, St. Paul's; Tint, Exchange ; San ger, Oxforc-strvet ; anti Ward, ff Moan. 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He observ id,'• that this ease . ..was oily, of a sinoular manic!, and conseqectuly he liad . liad , :some difficolty how to proceed : bot a eurefol - exstninfation of the pa pers on both sides had enabied.him to come to sue!) a conclusion for the present,„as would, lie trusted, be conducivefollit ends , oepablic justice between both parties. %Vireo a 'man was s'u foolish as to inrolve a bad bar;ain, he had , ho right to expect the Court shoold interfere to prevent the consequences of }iis folly, unless in ileeo_be .prayed that lie had been impos,ed• o n by some fraud. On this latter ground 'the - present plea wus:4ooßded; iteceiot .: given to eon sideratioe of the Sum' of 5,0001.. was to - pro duce the plaintiff" a Om profit of from $OOl. to I,OOC yearly, in the oiantrfacturelif Soda, It "ietis "eta t4ne tultai much for g secret before he knew Svilat- it was, fo r indeed the "r e cipe` itself seemed more a catalozne of chemical articles than a description Art, and direct loos howtoperform a, chemical pro cess. Ti l eplaintill'i• failure in the proress was ascribed to I,...hvin.g. a changeable man - , a being Iv.llo could Verseviere in ,nothiog, as it was alleged he Ima beep a 'briesh , toitker,' briels-maker, attor ney, and a twinber of other professions. - This dih not at all '..bear on the.. case, excepting only that if an attorney, he seems to haste treed,: very poor one, as he here bound 'Mins& tia to divulge the secret:AMniter suet death, but flow; he was do t hi s , itftr his death . appear ' on the TC coi d. It also •appeared that the consequence Of the secret being diva.ll. - kof the plaint& Was to pay it pt natty of 10,0904' Why \yes hot this p;Jiaky Hsisted tin.now ? the defen d...it( not nOw sae, that the secret befog, di vni,zed to the cOUrf., - and through it to the lie had It right' to the 19,0001 : ' silence on this point ‘vi - JI a .strong :presumption . against him. - llesides,, thougli he bwintrltiorsell not to divulge it torder:a similar penalty, it wus rathercurioo!Ara_halirte . tin'i bound himself to . relorit ; .troin working at..it, hi:itself, for. he :thigh& begina„pranufact, cr e of so " ay h ie p k as i. f i . This fact.issias equally curious anal important for the plaintiff's wise, He (the Lord Chancellor) ,hakired over the papers minutely,: because 1,4 considered in contracts Of thi3 nature much 111)11$1! might Ise.tonitnitted and hrtielt trand, 4rtol lie had therefore expected to find in the: answers a deer • , untipti,vocal and positive statement of real factp, without any reservation or nothiguity. Ile hid not eirt, however, ‘. - ith B4,94rteF, in )16e artSWees, the tielenclunt n.c . rtily atimitrcd, but by no Means Styprili tallUthjs, was a secret, and that it was , tint practised lry,aoy other perstins., l ,lle 7 really bei*ved there was io the bargain a gross Misunderstanding on bot i sides. He tonttcl no proof whatever of this being. a new, , ,discose l t, and therefore eueld not give liis joiiginvm,tl:or defendant, thlier,ii pcolmbly it might , arise front Iris little acquaintance ivith•chemily ichymy, as this haa 'CASti bean . o.3tailtted 11:. ' Tice' crest;, therefore, required timber examination sold more light to 1:e thrown on it. Ile would not permit any negociation.or the promissory notes - , nor : troy nbsignment n or tits mortgage, till-the defendaot„ had given a inure sat isenatory, posiafeoind correct statement of !Acts. Fraud was alleged 1 0 the trans 4.i aettumi,, trod . till the eThole ease - , was better trade ont, anti a positive, unequivocal, itureserVediati swergiven, be should continue the restraint air - the defendant. His Lordship, therefore, agreeably te ltomilly's motion, couthmed tlit to junction. CdURT OF KING'S .11k:NCH, London ~sillings ojier Aliehaelmqs, Term, before Lord tllenoOrough awl Special Aria. SPITTKR V„cIIAVIgEW.I%., ThiS w.al an actiOn'itpon the ease for a inisre preSentation,,,,which the defentittne teas alkgcti have. nod h e respecting. a partner ,whom he had re commended to ;h e pl a i n , ill . . It wAS stated by the ATTottNEY-(;KNEAAL th it the plaintiff, .who was a, young man of consider .able eapectatiOns, being aboot -.to marry, and beittr, possestl nt a considerable sum of\ money, Will desirous of entering into basiness iu pUrtuvr ship with some man of, equal prospects. The de fendant , who carried on'the business of a morocco leather tanutn• aillermondsey, front Nvhich he ‘va about to retire, applied to the plaintifl'and told hint that he bad been for some time engaged in this trade, which was very lucrative, and provaled the plaintiff find a capital of 20,0001, to engage in it, tie was willing, to disposeof it, and lend. him . 5 .0001. at five, per cent. interest, upon con , d i Lion that , the plaint id won't! take into part. nership a per3on nanteil Unbolts, of whom the defendant .b id 'the , highest , ophtion fur substance, and who had equal fonds wjth, the plaintiff, to carry into the business,. 'After.stone negociation, it was agreed ;hitt the plaintiff should go •tvith Robed s into tin. trade. I .14 :if ed ;i1 a distinct in 's ease, that tine di. fendant bad to?) hint, previiins to the agiCeincllt being entered intea, that UnbertS . Wll3 . a tataat of considerablewioperty, and was able to advance as touch llttilfq the pliintilf himself coniti vest in the business linder - thisperlittalion the pl a in,' tiff ratified -his agreement. with Roberts,. and they went into businesso he . 1111 of NOW. being hid our in the ltqfovettletit of the pr anises. The !thaw iii soon afterwards married but. the 'nisi netts he had engaged in had continued bat a short time, when he discovered that Roberts was in-. debts* sl in a SUM of 300 i, to the 41+.:10*It . i.r111t, which) • ..~ -.A grea t notnuer or most respectable 61trrryori• were exlmined on boll' siclea , and 11re 'try ref t for Abot atehouri nod f , runCl their Veolictlor the" PlzilittiLll—Damages'26ol. COURT MAIV,II4L, ON TUE oFFICEIIS AND OREM (0 . K. M, S. Co:44LT.S. At n contt Mita34ll held on boar'!" hlaiosiy`i no'o ship 11'071, the I7thr of Detember, in Ports. mow h I i.a r hour (Sir A. DtexiKoN, President), assembled tut- the pnroce pf trying* Captitin_ E tt, - his officers tv'td 'Crew, for the loss of his Nlajesty's late- ship Coinif,s' in St. "Nerfupndland. After the' Membert. %rife:sworn, and Itacl.heArd the charge, the 7.114,130 ii ADVOCATg• read Captain - Bremer's narrative of the cirhnostaneea as irtiol niittod hsv Wm to the . Adm . :The NinstetiOrwas then and-examined, who stated, that ot . the' etteniog of the 24th. at tett o'clock, supposing from their reckoning and double altitude, (•, was tal'on that day) they were on the inner edge of the`Green-hank, Sounded, and found they were in 25 lathnins water, the exlet depth on that hank, its laid down in the Ada - lir:44 chat's . , which tlierietereed to ;. but for the greater safety of the ship; it the') blowing very treA, hauled her wind a ith her he:ati tunic, and good oft, ttoder,easy sail. At 44 minutes past ele".en, ste struck, on a reef of rocks, gmeliding frPri) the.:_ (*scat) head' of St.sllpit's AN Out in the sea, iiwiog to the amaziog iott4tt into, the .different Hays, and whieb ,ire' .ttant aeetion‘ed far in the Admit - 40[y clu4os, tbrew the ship out of her reckoning. I,',4etlie m was immediately put down, and the hrtttxd a4race,, •to get,stern away, when,sio wifor tonately caught by a rock tai l a the larbord (poli ter; tiirrbilged, before th e boata could be got . ont'for• her aisktance; every exertion was 'used to sere the ship; but 'of oti ' Wilkinson, .the Officer cif the watch, iriu3 then exttniinell, who••stAcil the sail (he'shiif was under, anti - the • siftiets;:he ii received froraApe Captain, which . Wcre, that the lead Aboott be Ivo . e every two hour-, and to call Itim every, hour, and oftener ifry i i. It n, Or if the wititteltange4l. ir.W Cap [;:;:l's night- order-boo .was tneit read, which cot:ginned the latter tit:lieblew., It was,so foggy tlott be or,o1;) 001 tier li,ti ihelepitth of. Abe ship ; lie received his orders at eleven o'clock. The other Officers ctfirtoboratcd the former statements. The Giurt was deared about thyPe pl ! ,1 (11(1 not open again IP: ',lrv, when ihe st:nr.‹;l;,! 'pronounced, " Thlt the COttyl were of inn'tt n 'that potin 13retner wns censurarde, 11):1Si o dCti that he wit order the.Al,lt , [er ttt gi:c another c:Pit'of.:*the'lea(l When he found thty we ' re in sitch shallow wittet : ; 311(1 that ttte Master was r:k4) censtinthie, for not recinninentling it to the Cap ant: and they were thereby censured aecot 'fhe rest of the Officers and clew tvi,tv (oily acquitted. :Vim (.:()11rt %vere tt i (het' of 01 that, the greatest tv33 dor: tt,._C'al,Uolo ilterner, .his ytitet:t s 31111 crew, lt.s, thekr arduous cndeovourti to the Ship, awl also for their good_ad t , teatly cut' duct tittourhuut the b4biness, both ,in the boats and pit shore, One of the men ri-is ! , cntented to receive 100 lashes, tint! to be mulct of las pay, for desertion about ft •-ticek titter._ The ship's company, whcit a.l,ed it they h Itt - oily complaint to make against lb Captain, In one voice exebtoord-:-." No ; but ti wish he may get ancither slip, tali! o will ka volunteer." he was, unable to 'pay, awl which , the 'plaintiff, - •• himself was obliged. to advance .on his account. 11;s swprise kthis cirennist'atiee' had scarcely sub., when . •it was agaln,excited by anotkee mart of the ; sawne kind . On the part of the tlefetitit ant, against Roberts, the pyntiff vial again induced io i satisty. In .sliort, if turned oat that lt()berts w in fact n'tmin of Ito' sui3otlince,..and that the plaintiff , had been deccied 'by the aie• fendant'a representations. .* . saippurt of this case, te. Gentlentan named, Butler, and the pArlner Roberts, %cute enlled,but • they both positively4ftnied that the defendant hail made airy such represeatat,ion as that Roberti, was ‘: Able to advance an equal capital 160 4, 0 M tiefel.... slant. 111 consequence at this' defer In fhe liluiu case, , Lord Et.i.istnnitonott directed a nomsnit. • Mtnnt.o.oN ANn•BALLEy v.litcrTs. 'phiswas an action for work and labour, to re co er a compenSation for the trouble which•'thc plaintiffs had in making the estlinatet of ; expellee" far building the New Ctistom-house, for ivhiche.• tht.ittltil44 oi , had ent - tryq contract. The.. delendatti paid 2101. into Court. It appeared that the defendant . , having made A tender f6r rebuilding the Clistorn-lionse i had cm- • ployed the plaintiff's 'to make an estimate cif the expence, for which it was stipalitted that they were to receive the MINA of 01. in case of the.re• fugal of the defendant's tender by the Conimis4 sioneis,- but that it the tender was aecepte.d, they were to be liberally remunerated for their trouble,: The tender was to be made on 'the 26th of July, and on the 2tl of that month the plaintiffs had .. received their Orders: from the defendant to•com.t. plete the estimate,. ' 1 .1:0 effect thisi. it appe, red . that they had worked some titneS•seventecu h.pirs ;t day, in copying plans, and other necebsary lok bonr to make out the'eStimate — which w.is cant. pieta in time for the defendant, who obtained this contract. 'file case went•to the jury .pi)Olk th`e . quantum nieiuit, t h e p lai nt iff s insisting th4.4bey had a right to receive roi their troubl e t h e sin n and the defend/xlli' , contending ,that the. mo ney paid into. Court was suffieent, to cover .6 - itt demand. • •