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LAW REPORT. COUTZT OF KltslG's BENCH, P. 43. tlrririus DElOrtit LPitb ELLINBOROU r . II AND A SPECIAL JVttY, wxiTMlNsTitit.tiALL. , COAL TRADE. How Es,, qui tarn, Ir. ROB INSON. Tit IS aftion was brought to recover. of the De. fendant. a penalty of tool. under the following circumstances. James Eden, of Charlton Crescent, Islington, gave Mr. Robinson, whO is a . dealer in coils, an order for fivechaldrons, Pool measure, and there was a deficiency of 2.7' bushels in that quantity. There would be no doubt whatever of this deficiency; but he understood it was meant to be said, on the other side, that the Defendant was not Rogue by Pool measure : he was only a Rogue by Wharf measure. Mr. Eden ought to stave had bushels, but he had only 162. Popes Eden said, he had given an order for these +Coals on the 27th of March, 1802, and they were sent to him on the 3 tst of the same month., They came in two waggons. There were 32 sacks in one of these waggons., and 3r in the other. They were te.measured under the inspeetion of Thomas Bigg, of the Cual.meter's Office, and there was a deficiency of ;7 bushels. Mr. MARRVAT, Counsel for the Defendant, told bis Lordship and the Jury, he should satisfy them tbat this was not a contraft to deliver Otte Coals by Pool measure, but by Wharf measure, and there. Are if there was a deficiency by that Wharf measur. ing, it most be got by another mode of proceeding. lie should also shew them, that Mr. Eden ought rot to be believed upon his oath. When speaking of an oath, he bad been heard to say, it was only kiss.. ing or biting his thumb. The Person to whom this' order was delivered was called, and he endeavoured to shew, that the order was for five chaldron of Coals Wharf measure, by chewing that Pool measure was not mentioned what) the order was given. Two persons swore that they would not believe IVIr. Edeo upon his oath. Eden had brought an Anion grainer each of these two witnesses, 84 therefore he could not be ex. petted to stand very high in their favour. A third witness was called for the same purpose, but he said he'ihould believe him upon his oath, provided he was'not prejudiced. The Jury said they were perketly satisfied on the subjed ;, and that in was unnecessary to proceed any farther. The jury found a verdia for a penalty of tool. on the first count. Lurd ELLENaoßou'ort. —( 1 Upon my ward this is abominable. It is adding one crime to another. This Coal. Dealer has. attempted to bolster up his case with perjury. It is most abominable." COURT OF COM . kioN PLEAS, ha. 17. WATTS v. CAMPBELL. The Plaintiff is a chemist and druggist in the Strand; the Defendant a watchmaker, in the same street, it was stated in evidence that the Plaintiff formerly employed as a shopman, one Thomas Hat. rison, whom he suspeaed of embezzling his pro. perry, and at length detected, when .not only the money which' immediately led to his discovery was found in his possession, but other property belong. ing to his master to a considerable amount, and upun being questioned as to the extent of his infidelity, Ibe confessed to have taken in tit . same way to the amount of near tool. That Harrison had been tried for part of the offence, at the last Oelober Ses. signs, and aequitted, owing to some informality in the proceedings. Amongst the property found, was the Damlant,'s acccinancO t dated August 26th, 1402, for Sol. upon which thi9 anion was brought, and which sum Harrison said he had lent the Dc. fendant, and taken the acceptance as a security, That Harrison declared it was his master's property he had'so lent. and gave up the acceptance (stating that • the name of the J'ayee was fiOitious) in part re. sfitution. 'that after Harrison bad been lodged in St. Mr tin's watch-house, the Plaintiff, in company with Mr. Christian and Mr. Green, tradesmen of much respeelability in the neighbourhood,. waited on the Defendant to know, wheiher he would pay the at. eeptance then; that Campbell acknowledged it to be his hand.writing, and that be had received the vat. hie lot it of Harrison, but declined paying it at that eiene, assuring the Plaintiff, however, he would pay i t w h en due; and upon Mr. Watt's observing that the bill was made payable to thcorder of a mere nominal person, Campbell acknowledged the fad, but said he would pay it to the bearer when due, notwithstanding the want of indorsement. When presented in due course for payment, it was refused fur want of the indorsement of tile Payee. The Jury without hesitation fowl fur the Plain. tiff*. COURT OF EXCHE,‘„,) t UER, Fro. tg. VITTINCIS IitEVOR,V. Mt. JUST-let This was an Information agains t th e Defen t lants, who are considerable Paper-makers at Monmouth, in Wales, for having a quantity of writing.pnper in their possession, endoaed in wrappers, on which the King's duty mark had been f:bricated, and the Surveying Of name forged. 'the ATTORNEY GRNERAL observed, that he could produce evidence to convid the 'milks in the sum of za,oool. hut' he should only go for two p'e.: Dairies. The case was then entered on, and a ver. ditt given for two penalties of fool. each, m a kin g a sun), of Ow Thnttattd Pluodr. ISLE OF 'ELY - A'SSIZES. Edwarl C Lrististtt, E:A/Lsire. Tuesdayi, March r, fly. BRECON G.RtA.T fX.SSIONS. Tikt tionournble C , ...orgelfArrbrge. • ikhei Moyse.y, h4quiro. Car4io; Triefilloy, 'March lirecon, Tuesday, March rreateigrw, Nionday„A.prit 4. • CAERNIAIreIIPN EPRnsiG CIRCUIT. Cardiganshire, Wednesday, 111Artil 30, at Cardigan.• Pembrokeshire. Toesday, April llivertetetwest. CAermartitenshire, Mostd.ty, April t I, at Catantarthen. OLD PAILEY. VT NTH DAT----WED N E ?MAC Frit 8 . 4 13. AT a late hour last night ,the Courr passed Judg. ment of Death on the following Prisoners who had been capitally convi6ted in the course' of the Ses. Sion : viz. Anthony Jonquay, Rich. Gale, Moses SblomOn, and Christian Horn, for Burglaries ; Fordyce Gowlan, Rich. ,141rtly, and Thomas Gould for stealing beyond s certain amount in 'a dwelling. house ; Joseph Jemn'ett, for forgery ; Michael Healy, for feloniously personating a seaman.; Ro bert Matthews, forhighway robbery ; Henry Hill; for returning from transportation.; and Ann Wind sor,for, arson. No trial of any public interest, or importance, took place- in the count, of this day-. Zilzabeth M tcbell, -vv. unfortunate girl of the town, was charged with feloniously stealing half-a. gtrinea from the person of Alexander Miller. The case was of that nature which precludes a detailed description, and of such a complexion, as to induce the Jury to acquit. the Prisoner. Dal). On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. T. Clarke; of . Greek-street, Soho, in the sad year of his age. Last week, at ._Highgate, Captain" lathes, Burgess,, late of the 84th llegintent of Foot. On the 16th. inst. at Liverpool, aged 68, Mrs. Mather, relit -of John Mather, , Esq. daughter of Colonel hlartin,• late of Kensington, and sister of, the late Captain Martin, who distinguished hiinself under General Wolfe, at the Inc , litigable siege of Quebec. • DISORDERS that proceed either from' a n i m pu re ' state of the Blood,' or a rela ted' state 'Of the Nerii'es, having, in innumerable instances, subsided, by a couise of 'SPILSBURX"s ,ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, too mtich cannot b .said in praise of tha invaltlab.lepreparatbn. This oup:tralleled ,suceess, In the tost...complicated eases, - has established its celebrity throughout the thtiyerse ; indeed, where is it possible to obtain cinch a Restorer of the Con stitution, and- infallible 'Care of the'Seithiy;Cout, - Rheu- matism, Evil s Leprosy, and a variety. of other Complaints, too generally. incident to human nature ?. TheSo Dropsare sold in hottles of 55.,6d. tos, and as. each, with a black stamp affixed to each-hottle, by . the ,fol lowing' Venders in London . : , NeWhery, No. - 45, St. Paul's ;. Pico'. and Sutton, Bow. Church-yard.; I..New bcry, comer of St. Paul's; Ching and Butiori,.Cheap,:ide ; Wray, Birchin 7 .lane; Bolton, Royal Exi:harige ;.Evans and Co. tonk.iape t Barclay, Elect-market ; Baton; axtOrd street ; W a rd, fiolborn ; Bayley, Corkspar-strut; Swinney, Pail-Mall; Walsh an Cockel, - Straad ; l,rennand, No. 356, liiShop4gato-stret ; Shaw and'F.dwards„St. Ei.ant's Church- . yard Clark, No, 269 3 Borongh, Southwark ;- and ut the Dispensary, No, t 5, Soliai-s-quare. if '. C Rt. EN bititdol4 . ; 1114311 . ILA Rroa.t-rt. • TOSEPH -GOODLAI.). ' , most , resrattuidi . begs , JI , pernt449n to_ ii. - iliartil - the Nobility, Gvaltrl , and his_ . i.rierni4, that 'he has entered on the ab we. I ; - .11, where Ile humbly solicit> a continuance of their l'avourS, which he` will rise his best endeavours' to merit, by every attention to the comfort and Accommodation of his VisAors. _ __-...... FRY'S (late CITURCHNIAN's) PATENT CHOCO.' LATE, price zs: a iround; • 11-JE Reputation of which has been establishel nearly a century for its superior Ex.cctlence of Nlanufac.. ture, thereby atliirding . the most delicate aod salutary. Nutri ment; actapiing it for persons at every period of ; for In tants-; ter Children ant Your% l'rsons" ; for extreme Old- Age ; it being, perhaps, more than any other substance in, Natiire, a renovator of the blood, and making a palatable ntr. rtitive meal for Aged t'eraons, when th.nr stomachs arc averse from every other food ; for Females, under every ci reunistancei to whom it is particularly favourable, being highly ;Rutin 011S, without'any of the f,crnicious ellecis of wine and Spirits, , which are now, by the most enlightened practitioners, entire- ly, laid aside, as the grand source of that fatal disorder thi Child-bed Fever. . To 'CF,CONOMISTS —The Patentee recommends his . Chocolates of inferior priceS: viz. Fine Crown, at is, bot Plain, • 6d. and Fine Plain, 4s, 6d; t which contains the properties above mentioned in full proportion ; and which last is found cheaper than Tea, as dry - toast only is used. . • . , , • 1: RV's PATENT ,C0C0,A.., at- 35,. Sil- which has long been in repute as a - pleasant briik fast continues to be made of an excellent, quality, and whith, if. prepared according to' the direetion, will, scarcely be thatingmsbed horn a delicate. Chocolate. 'These ArtiAes are to be had of the Patentee, and all the e Tea-Dealers in Bristol, .and, in general, of one or m o re in every. in Great Britain ; .but •none can be de pe e n r cl v e don as genuine which has not on the !Abel of each Packet the name of IL arirwxs kV Bristol, t o coun terfeit which is Felony. Families are suprliod in London, at the above Prices, •!t the House of FILY *anti SONS, - Wholesale tea-Dcalers,, Mildred's-court, Poultry ; and oy tV uu. liennert„ Court, Cheairside; larnes,lial; NO. c, Bis:iopsgate Without ; Henry and George F . y,fie, No. 313, l lolborn ; Catherall and Butcher, Pall-Mall; Win ROtcnson, Ni.. 17.6 Tolaun and Lewis, No. 148, Bond-street. EXTRACT l', THE gitts - ro r For the perusal of those afflicted with Nervous Complaints, send you my Cake, and hope to sec it published.. • Tw° years .ago had' a Miscarriage, which Con: • tined me to My room fiir three months. I :was attend.' trilby a 'Physician, who,• utter mail); consultations, advised 1 0. 11 ;Y.the 1 - lot Walls, Being then in Eletcr, was impossible for we. td . und,:rtake the journey, being 31- n'tost reduced to a shadow, with loWness of spirts,- violent! head-ach, trembling, palpitationot the heart, alarming triaiiirlic(oit;.illsl;tor.votro;yCo:nNplearivitotus. • t fi . :o c t il li l e s clir a y a‘ a i nd the Fr l i v e l n ' tl i s e p' dial : for theirsattstadidn I complied; the first bottle mad e no alteration w my-complaints, but it procured me some na tural sleep, whichl had not experienced after my nerves became so dreadfully affected: tins induced me• to continue the Aledinine ; to my surprize, I lean found my appetite re. . turn. I then undertook inrjourney'to the liot ‘‘i ells, Iron{ Which place .I wrote to you for advice. You..retoite• meridedthe to take a five guinea. battle of Nervous OS my conoplalets were se eoinplieatial, and would re 4 0.11.0 the Medicine to be .continwd a loin; .timei but thanks to yourskill and medicine, in about t . 111013111 i 1 was so .1 . 3 r recovercd as to walk 'arid take exercise on horseback.. ;It IA now ril . montlis since J have tal4.4n aity :of your Medicine, anci have remained perfectly w.:11 ever since, 'without any return of lily disorder. 1 ion now i4oing to licLud ; when I . return ' 1 shall settle in -London ; will then pay toy respects to you in person,' and,give my address, wherctNvitli pleasure I will Sat tisty anyit uuy. I am, 'slr, your'obligert huMble Servant, Bristol, May so, Igoe. SARAH ILIAKEIto 'The Lataaiik:al Sys.ty and.Nervion3 COrdial to be had se the Doctor's.liouse, No. 4 Albion -street, seven doors from the I.everian Museutn t Inacktriars-bridge, in bottles at.sas.' t f aunts; /41. Aisoo,of C;olding, No. 4z, Carrchrli ; boult and .CO. (Lae Bacao),, No. tio., 0 xford.strL:tl; 45,41'1, Royal Exchange ; E. Newbery, corner of St, Paul's C huri:ll yard; Boulton", Royal Exehangei• Mr, Withrts's ("" Cockell's) Medionte.Warehouse, No.' A 29,; Strand, Bar and by most .Booksellers and Medicine Very.lcr , iit the three kingdtin'ts. A zas.' bottle contains equal lw i' s. 3 small ones. - - rirtiE Inhabitants of. this City are teSpettiVely informed, :that Mr. Mathews has just rcLeived Vcry valuable Supply of the celebrated CORI.)IA I. WALM u GILEAD, for Debilities, fiervou.s Disorders, Wettkli's ° peculiar to .Vemales, and L owness • - Spirits, Los‘ ot'Appetite; and Indigestion, anti con sumps , tive Complaints in genenfl; &c. It it the most absolute fe. • mcdy for such Diseasss as :ire attended with, the WI lowiPg symptoms ; namely, a great-.Straittioti o. the breast, vcit difficultyy of bre,thin ; palpitations at the heart, sudden !lashes of heat in Various:parts of the body ; .at othse ' lithos a sense of cold; AS. if water was poLtruct„mt them ; tly. ing pains in the arms and limbs, baLk and belly, resembling those occasioned by the C ravel ; the pulse very , iariabl4 sometimes , uncommonly slow, at other: times very quick; I yawtti4, the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of sir azieat:on, as from a ball or lump in the. throat ; alternate • fits of crying and - convulsive laughing; the sleep unsound; and seldom , retieshiny, and .the Patient often troubled whits ' horrid dreams.—.-Mneh has been said, by interested intlivi" duals, against Medicines that arc advertised, but there i$ very important observation to be made respeding the Cordi . 4 Balm of • Gilead, that unless its : operation hC and efficacious, it could• not have risen to the tin.-itarltP''', repute and universal demand it his acquired; to : ', as it II " rarely the great advantage ot' a iiersuastve advoi..-ate at the Car of the Patient, sn nothing but his conviction of lts vi‘tucs , by its salutary elieds, can induce him to persevere, and Yet • reasonable perseverance is certainly must requisite ti enabt.e even Ole happiest combitiation of eltymiqals:antigalenicals tP root out Chronic Diseases, and restore the 'Valetudinarian 10 health. As Dr. SOLOMON'S vraalee is now.become so great an& v'ttimsivg, .and his constant engagements. require a cumtiatsrOf tile portion of his time and attendance, lie expoes, when consulted, the ti..ual comp:4llcm ofa Guinea ; but all writ teAl Cases:or Letters or Advice., and unaccompanied wish ' outer fire AlAi:itte and lternittarke, tube 40swered at his leisure, are required to inclose ntil Half-a-Guinea. Skb• h tetrers for safety, be thus Monay Brownlow-street, verPot Paid double postage." —.Letters ;nay be ordered to be addressed tor. X. Z. or A. B. it the PoSt...olliee, tilt (. aired tor. A Savingof Nine Shillings G tiincas. • • Tire Cordiatlialin of Gilead is sold in Dottiei, price flail. a-Guinert.eacn ; there are also Bottles,. pt.. 'containit% s. eq u al ioc ro ku t i b it t i t g t B al o: t, t1 - 1. 11 .; e :1 0 C u ils t S y . t. tt ‘ i s e ti t i la i t l i b c o n i t ir s s a t 7 ,6 s ProPrietor'. , Nanw .ind Address, " Saithiel Solution, Liver pool ;" to imitate teiony B. It is necessary to Observe, that the - rostage of Al Letters whatev.cr, must be paid. The Cord,al Italia. of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines„„aild4. o4 : stergent Lotion,. and "Guide to Health," arc Sold by Remnant, liamburgh ; •R. Petst it i N . :!VV,.. York ; Mathew.3i No. •t;', Strand, London ; Kith, by HiLard; i'Brightop, G l eg9ry ; 4 ; A, iningitarn,. Knott and ; 8.:,11.4ci, Smith , Wai l " eel Stiwoons ; Bitty St. Eitmsind's, ; Cheltenham, 1.. thin; Cambridge, Coventiy,'Rollawn ; ter, Keymer ; .Ctirterilr!ry, SilpittortS • Catli)let ICol1 Col 01 tes , 1 , r * Chatham, Etherington ; C helm iterd, Chtchar ; C P'e'al and ; Ctild*Ster, 11 LIII 13$011 ; Cirencester, Smita ; Chinpenhant, Combs.; DilAtializ, No, 7, Exchange' court; Drewry; I)nrilaw, I}...tittingr.lll I " )°ve ,, t ' Neater , i )evt:..es ; Lowe • Dorchester, V.rttw ; DealOtPS'y v, D x a e rt t l er nont T it r . e, t' , lf i k .r. vt , i a;,;il E sa Ct , i i rila ;. u k r .a g i h rirto , ter, Pitt, ' Walker ; ;avow, Nl , floirmiar• Liverp9 4 : ll i ° C uc: : drugg'ist ; Leeds, limits, floimes ; Lioccifit, •'Drury ; : 11,3 adleY ; 'Leiceiter,•k;trtgery; Sivitifeit ; Loves, Plt!,* chest et, • Titornp4mi ; Afar a te, gowei , WWI P Marlborough, fiarold ;- Newbury, Fuller, Atleii New' ea; tte; Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; - NotOr;s" Aiiirbiage; Norwich ; Stevenson. anti Co. :; ()MO r loties s i loiyinoutit Pock, ttoNlAild ; Poi t,mottio. ri (eAdnig, Sarin and Co. ; Rtrettester, heringtla ; Presttinw . 'iefgent •; Shrew4buty, 'llitdowes ; tiotithaniptm.i, Witter, Stailiiril e Morgan ; St.ainfor4, htewtomb ,Sl-1114.er6111(1' hirayi Salisbury, Collins ; St. - 4rhet,ingh; Bayley ; Taunton: 11 "thi■ T i.nbriefge lketls, Sprange ; Wells I vill ; Weyrnoutitt Wood t Windsor,- Blalreriey ; and , hy Ili , : reputable Oath etile,Veniers, Booksellers,, ry Tti , .. , 11 ngland , I tel S , ..Otiand,-,tiuf A lite , w 14.) V4ll deli )141 :, 'Pailiphieß' 'gratis, with vai'icty tit authentir.: Documents quoted:therein. • EAST INDIES. TRANSLATION Or THE VERBAL. ANSWER BY AKA MOHAMMED HUSSEN, THE NEPHEW OF THE LATE PERSIAN ,AMBASSADOR, UPON HEARING READ THE DECLARATION OF HIS Excr.u.aNcy WHF.N Professional Men of Education and Vl l Responsibility deviate from the general System by the selection of a peculiar branch, the eanetion.Of long con tinued successis the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three. Disorders and the successtiif result of toy plan giVes me additional ardor to oppose, as tar , as I am able, the , ravages of those Complaints Wilit;il are the most. itnportatit in the Catalogue of Iluniari I itlirmitieS. After initiation into ev,cry Branch, as an Artny Surgeon, I termed a wish at an early period. of Praelice to rescue in.. diViduals from the, ignoraiwe of uneducated men,, or,.the eqiutily dangerous precipitancy of general railitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my attention,. comprise every species of Vi N E.' BEAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: adly, Ail kintls of debility, 'Whether arising' from the habits -of school- or the indulgences- of mature age : And, lastly, t.;iat derangement of tite . system in•wo. tneri which is called BARRENNESS, or sTEI4. FL IT Numerous Diseases ate the result of' ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Goriorriireat- and .not tin. frequently happens ..that the seeds .of.l.ife.are poisoned, by t h e in t ticretion of an align:lnt:li hour.-'-pity a superior me. thud such Complaints are easily cured and, even where others have -felled, l trust that I may presnnie to offer.a radical re-establisiniient. • F e w,, however, are the cases of corntilicated distress in this disorder, comptred with' the ealanntous. situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a. solitary vice, or .the prevalent xaieties of t f:isitioriable lite, acqitire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his tr4isery, but carefully conceals his ir.istortolie„ it may be some cerise lation tor him•to know, that although it be an objeet of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these PeticiencieS by 'the. gradual progress of Iteilova tion, is the acquirement of ruy ' Experience. I f the rites of. liacchus or Venni have Wegan to naluce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and ,in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. • But where this Deficiency has for years ixittutl; a proper perseverance is indispensably re qu i s i te to revive the sibyl,: bering Sparks of Lite, and to re -animate the Constitution. M Alia Ell WOMEN, tvito 'have long been disappointed in their expectations of a Family, may be - assured, - that in most instances, such detects arc curable by Medical skill. The secrecy which is so essent i a l to my undertaking, and the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state, form the basis or my pretensions, and in Coincidenco :with such this intimation is.giveti, that. Mr. lireejnay ge consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a sm a ll Note), at his house, No. ze, Amide] . street, Strand, near 'rem p Bar. Pr There is an additional Entrance in - Water-street, adjoining, .and the Nam; is on , both. the doors. Mr lima. Member of the Royal Celiegeot Surgeon!. • To THOMAS •TA - Y1,0+1, ,, E,5t; • Dear Sir, No, 9, New Bridge,Street, London. t FEEL it 'a Duty incumtient upon ire to inform you of the very Areat : . uxt extraordinary Core I have re ceived froirt your invaluirbleAledicine,.l,EAKE' s PATENT PI I. About tWO'years ago I trio attacked tvitli a VENEREAL 1) St) It R, which 1 treated rather .slightly (or 60 r011:tillif i, but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was obliged to apply to the inost;eminent of the FaculrY, but their assistance atllmied only temporary relief t I went through varloias Con r3CS of Salivation,, and from being rather Pia corpulent habit, M/35 r01..1C(41 to a mete skeleton, The I.7lcers that spread sll over toy Liinbs rendereit' isle a Com plete' Object, so•that toy Friends delyaircd-of my recovery . . ‘V hen brought to titi4 Sittlatioll, I considered de a th as "Wein table, but a relation of,,.ntine Con melitilig-npon the many Cases in which your Pill; had succeeded,, I was induced to try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by persevering'. fur two or three months, and following your three - lions, I experienced the mOst - unaccountable rz.:laxation from pain, the sore; gradually .subsidiug i ; I ant now, thank God, perfeetly recovered, and walking out daily: I dotibt not, but ono allure boxi which l thinlccautious to.rabe, will establish my lit:1110i II) its original state. ICis*witltthe•indst,heart4eit gratitude. that I , subscribe myself,. Sir, your much obliged humble Servant, n&Alli*Fate, am•hester, f illy r, r P kS O N. P. S. For the public' Wne.6t, ►•do not object t. ttie above being published, but leave you to at as your own better judgment shall:diet:tut. . • Prepared and gold by the sole Proprietor, sox, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, .Lonlion, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge.strect ; Where, after a constant tesidenee•of . thore titan Thirty-six . Years, in a practice parfwitlarly directed to the Core ot Venereal Complaints, and those Mei:lent,' to the 7 Parec at (itineration in. both , Sexes, with that .inviolable secrecy which Men of hi 4 Protession should always observe, he flatters himself, the advice and assistant: fie gratuitOut ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteerned bra discerning Public, - as an advantage seldom to be obtained,. and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by 'Ili& Appointment, tor the convenience of those livirtg.ar a distance; at the PCTIUMOriti, No. 3y,. St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toysholi, No. to 3, Oxfind street ; Mr. Didlucnigi t to, NO. 7, ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union row, Little 'cower-hill ; Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. l)ultliu; Mr, Ilillinge's, Viverpool ; ,Mr. Atkinson's, Man chester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in .Great Britain and Ireland, in .13oxes of airily as., 9d, each, sealed up with fu ll and plain direelions, whereby persons of either sokmareure themselves with ease, speed', 4actecy, - 4nd safety. N. B. tvery Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with 4 stainii nn which, .hy hmo m ivntf the Conussoners, is print ed,. at lite " T. Taytor„No 9, New iirlkige strcet," to intitate which Felony, -anti all others arc coun terfeit. j )Ni)()N : Printed by illiCliA NAN WNII.I.AN, (of Low-Str,eet, C‘,Yvnt •(,, , Pien); and publ4oled by WI t.p Att416.114 , Sca lir', (cat At the Svti.Orrios, No , 11 h ; where Ad -veititeric4as, Orden for thell'aper, Laren for the Editar, tec. (tat-) 101 . 4“0-stoceti o a ; y tic ,4 TIdE MMT NOBLE COV ORNOk.GENgRAL. Praise to the bountiful DispoSer of Events, that what. ever - I, and along with the (being all of us the devoted vants,of the. Shadow of Gan, Ills Majesty the King of Pie_ st A) had conceived and thoroughly. relied on, respeaing the permanency of the friendship and twit y _h4tween the tWo Nations, bath,* fromthe magnanitnOus and' benign dis posivinn of His Excellency the Most .Ntihje . the Governor.. Cenimil, been, in the terms of His Excellency's.t)resent De claration, confirmed and realized iuld since, trout the kind attention of Mr. DLitie a, the dth'ernbr here, and the skil ful care of the excellent Surgeons. that have attended my - wounds, arc now so tar advanced in their., cure, that I have r.'covered strength to address by my own hand an - ArZee ,tei His Extellency the Most Noble Martinis L,LK3Lt. y • the eminent and renowned Govianor-Generil of India, in answer to his Lordship's favourable tornin cation now direded to me; I shall accordingly•soon have the happiness to prepare and deliver the same for transmis sion to Ilis Excellency. 1 have also great pleasure in the present opportunity of ex prei;sing my fullest sense of the humane and consolatory care lxrstowedon me during my confinement, by Mr. it It Y whilst Ailing Prdsident, in the interval that.prececled the arrival at, Governor DUNCAN from the iskrtilwArtl. • . (Signed). " Mon 4NIM&D 'fusses."' The liononrable the Governor, after a short time passed in ,opnversation with Axis HussEtr, took his leave. Published by order of the Ilonottrable the Lover. nor in Council.. J. A. GRwr, Sec. to Government. Bomber . ) , castle, Sept. 17, 802. PUBLIC OFFICR, MARLHOROUGU.STREET.-- Tuesday a very respectable cabinet.maker, resin. big in the neighbourhOod of Cavendish-square, was charged before two . Sitting Magistrates with corn. mining a rape on his servant girl of tWelire years of age. The testimony of this girl, so far as it' went,, seemed to establish the fat, which was in part confirmed by her 'mother; 'From her state ment it appeared, - that the fafttook.place on Satur. day evening, about eight o'clock. In answer to the ell'arge; the accused party brought forward seve. ral Witnesses to shew that the story was improba ble in the highest degree, and actually was false. He proved that, at the time stated, he was at nrstry.lan; Theatre, having gone 'there before six o'clock,•and also materiallycontradiaed many parti. culars, which she had advanced to confirm her state. anent. The TvlagiStratea were satisfied Of the inno.. =et of the accused party, and accordingly dis. chargid,him. - Avery genteel mati . Waicharged . by a journeyman Carpenter, with being found in 'his bed-room with the Carpenter's wife. The examination of this charge created much mirth in the room. Honest Chip stated, that he returned home from his work the preceding evening, and was surprised to find this Gentleman in the room with his wife. lie asked him what fmiinesi he' had there, and desired he would leave the room ; they had some..'.creation, which was at length terminated by the Gentleman requesting he would go and fetch a pot of beer, which be accordingly did ; and as he' was going down stairs, he heard a noise in the room, arid.the Gen_ tleman say " Now's thi'tirmit to cuckold the fiat."-;-• The witness, however, Went forward and got the beer, which they afterwardS•drank. He then in siated upon the Gentleman's retiring, whieh he re fused to do, and at length found it necessary to call the watch, and be was giyen in Charge. • .extraordinary instance of ilanesiy.—A person in the neighbourhood of''Halifax, in the West-Riding . of Yorkshire, 'having, through misibrtune, about do years ago, become insolvent, and n& being able to 'pay more than eleven • shillings in the pOund, formed a reiolution, if Providenee smiled on his future endeaVouri, to pay the whole amount ; and in ease of death, he requested'hit ions to liqui. date his debts by their joint proportion. rt l Aose. GA, 'however, to spare' hii life, and after ssrugd gliit with a variety Of tifftieultiej, (for his hood chiefly, depended on his oWn' labour) be at length saved front small 'earnings, sufficient to satisfy every demand. A few 'days ago, the'nld Man, who' isof the Society of Quakers, ~ .vent with no inconsiderable sinn to the surviving son of one of his credittirs,' who had been dead 30 years, and insisted on payingltint the money he owed'his ther, which he accordingly did with heartJelt sa. tisfaaion. Soch a display of Vipttous principle re. fleas the highest honour on a' worthy .The Tower of Montlhery,. near Marsolle.s,.:w filch has .been demolished by order of the Fr'ench vernment, was a building of gteat.antiquity. Tt formed the only remains . of , the Caitle intended to command the town of Montlhery, which appears to have once been : very extensive. This Tower has long been regarded :with interest, as well on ;le_ count of its antiquity, verses of floileao, who immortalized it in hisi.sittia. was built in rote . , by Thibaut, surnamed .Md l 4/Qapes, or File.Etoupes, second son of . Souchard, first Baronof Montmorency. Montlheryislarther celebrated for the famous battle fought near it between I,oeis XI. and Charles, Doke of Berri k his brother, who was supported by the Dakes or Burgundy and Brit tany. One gate of the town still exists, on which a-black marble slab has lately been placed, with the following inscription: " This ate, built in the year rots, by Thibaut File-Etakps, was re built in z 5 8 7, i n th e re i gn o f Henry 111, and re paired under the Consulship of Bonaparte, in the year to of the Republic, by Chatidron Dutilloy, Mayor." Pont. PRICE or CoAt.s.—Wallsend 4os. 6d. a 4 ts. a 4 ts. .64. ; Piercy 4.5. 6a.; Willing'ton 395. 6d. ; liebburn 4os. ; Heaton 38s. 64, ; Eden 38s. ; .11oum Moor 38s. ; Walker 395-94. 94. a 4os. ; Myth 393. 3d. ; Eightoh 38s. 6d. Market very brisk in consequence of anall . supply: •