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Vromilie LONDON GAZETTE, Atod 21;1894. LAW REPORT. COURT ()V KING's BENCH, ArltlL-21. SEDUCTION.-MORRIS Z. WITTON. This was a-n anion for a compensation in - damages, the Defendant having debauched the Plaintiff's daughter: The Defendant suffered judgment' by' :default, and the damages were assessed by a Jury before the Sheaff;'who gavp'a verdil for 5001. Mi,.HOLROI(I) this clay, moved to set aside the 'vertliO, upon the ground that the Gentlemen before _ whom. the Writ Of Inquiry was executed, : kad mis direaed the jury, and that the damages in Come vence were excessive. The •Learned Counsel star • ed,,that the .Defendant was only a warehouseman, at a salary of 'soh a. year, and the Gentlemen alluded to in reference to the. Defendant's condition in life, had said, the Jury were to lay that - entirely out of their consideration; .were, to place _ themselves in the situation of the Plaintiff, - whOse daughter's chastity .had been violated, •and whose. virtue was lost to herself and, her family•; and if the Defend , ant could not m,-.lce reparation in• his purse, he must do it in his person. He considered that to be a mis dire,aion.; fot lho.ugh the -action sought a compen sation in damages, yet- fr:-.111 such a man as the De-, fendapt, cool. might operate as a confinement for life upon him, and be infinitely more - severe - than scol. - Weuld be to a person of fortune. Mr. justice GRosE asked the Counsel if be di4 not recoiled a case where ,a servant was cast in io,oool. damages for the same offence, and yet the vetdid was.never set aside ? Lord ELLENsoß6u6tethought it was'cot a case irt , which .41e Court-ought to.tnterfere. "If the nieasure of damgei," said . his:Lordshir, " is to be estimated accoding- to the condition of the Min_ Taent, every beggar in the Kingdom may debauch a feiu and "scot- free ." Nir. , licutorp.toOk nothing by his motion. STRODE V. DYSON. Mr. ABiOT moved to set aside the verdin tamed in this cause, tried before. Mr. Justice LAW. RENCE, at the Gloucester Assizes. The Anion was brought to recover the price of a horse, and thq question turned upon, whether the horse was war. ranted sound in London only, or to be delivered sound at the town of Tewkesbury ? And the fan ap, ' T ama to htt, that-th.ehorse - was sound at the' foraier pike, burbeing.taken ill tin the joutney, was un sound on its arrival'.at the latter, and •died soon after.. A, servanthad -, giveri a-receipt for the money ; the:lace-of that receipt ht d. extended the warranty to - Tewkesburyi.Without.:any authority from. his master. The Duke of Cumberland had :purchased the. horse in , question -for an Officer in his own Regiment', and deposed at the trial, that the horse was warranted sotindonly at the time , alld plate of tale. The Learned Counsel contended, that the recital. of the warranty-,On - rbe'receipt was nugatory, and ;repeated the .words . -6f4ltis Lordship in his di redion to thejury, "'that there•was no-evidence to shew't•ic .servant could bind his principal,. and raise a new contreet- under the circumstances of this case."—Role.granted to chew cause. • OltN 1 THQL6C'Y :---- r SCO/tiopaX, or the'nodcoci. Of all the different -species hitherto -discovered of the geous belong;og•to the:orderof Gratt4; one.-of the most extraordinary was a fey/ days, since shot by ,the game-keeper of the Rev. Mr, 4cephens,.of Ludg_ van, in . Oxfordshire, in an inclosure near the par sonage house, called. Cooper"sr,Groft. The. head, tail; and extremity of the ,wing[,, are, of a white, the bill and legs of a light yellow, and the body a brownish ash_colour. It is altogether as elegant ;tilts shape, singular in its-species. The celebrated: Mr. Pennant has described this bird as very rarely seen in the, Hebrides. . _~ DOPY 'V. SIR ANDREW 13 AliNfTW*6 During last Term we gave an account of the par ticulars of this anion against the Defendant, as She.. riff, fur a false' report on, effe.as in the possession of Lora At t •undel, to the amount of 24.001. - A verdi& had been obtairrd forthe Plaintiff, under the clirec tiolcof this Court, and application' was now made for' a.New 'Trial, on the 'ground that the 'return of the Sheriff,•of •rilt/tri I,)irfr,..was correct, inasmuch as the:propei:ty wlsOestedirt the Trustees of the Coon. tess of Arundel, f6r her use, on the .occasion of . ht:r ma frine, on the ` 4 2 . 4th April, i 764.. • Mr.AaAtttow,iti support of the verdift; contend. td s . that ate right 'was•-not in the Trustees, and. that they could bring tro - Aaiun 'of trespcvs : that whe- • ther they: had taken into 'their considerarion or not the nature of the-deed; if it could now be•siieWn to he frauduletit; WhichAe • conceived he could do, it would he'unnecessaryoto disturb the vcrditit. cord ELL E . N 1104tOkIGH,L.. -" I think,'On - the prin. tipl•e'of the cases . - of Cedydn and "Kb; i;it, before Lord IV' NSF E 61 .Ky;:ie :and Rain/ham), , .befOre Lurti irmay . be right again to..4h mirthe Cate;tik.th Feyision - of:alury„ k anew 4641.' 1 Al-wit s.xt!'izt-4 A Convoy is appointed to sail. from the Port . Hull the. 3d of - May, e with thShips now loading for Elsinore, Lubec, Stettin, Konings. berg, Dantzic, Memel, Riga, Petersburgh,&c. By accounts fromikssoralt; it appears the MAtne-' luketr . liad'retirecl to Upper Egypt, and commenced their hostile operations against the Turks; they had 'cut off the supplies from Uppir .Egypt, and great . ~apprehensions were entertained at Cairo of a 'ctirise .quent scarcity. The Arnaut Troops in the service of MAHMET, Pitella• of that Capital, had rebelled,' and obligzd the %aim to fly to Damietta "; where' the last intelligence represented.titn to have -been waiting the. receipt of a 'reinforcement of troop, and a supply of money .from the Porte. It was ported that the CAPTAI:q PACkIA would be sent to hi 4 assistance, for the te-establishownuof his autho.. rizy in Ciiro, TAHE,R,.PACHA, a. Paella of Two Tails,. who commanded at geza r and. is himself an "imam, beaded the revolted Troops, and was coin_ pletely in possession of the whole city, where, it was supposed that he would be able to maintain.:his. ground. .F..propean. inhabitants' at, Cairo, had • been assured of protedion in.person and property. A moip-melancholy accident happened at: Madras on the list Oaober last. -Colonel Mauttax, with his family and several. other passengers ; -ern. barked in-the accornansdarion hoar; for the prpose of preceeding.to — the Unian which lay in the roads.: They had nearly reached the last•surf,• which' was somewhat high, when the boat,.as it suipoSed, from the wind blowing at that period from the south, veered round, and pre,enting her side to the waves, immediately - filled and civer‘et. - ‘ Colonel MitortoN, his daughter, a young lady of great worth and beau...: ty, and Lieut. HoLitottikr, of the 34th, were &own. : The.body,ofthe - Colonel only had beeninund,' which w"as interred with military , honours; 4ir '4' !e't /.171 rtyn • , ' V*l4l4Ol t•-• •Q IT IGLEX v. JON,ES.• 1-' 744 4 / `- This wa,s,a ituie, of last Term, to set - aside 'the Verdi& and. enter a •Nonsuit.. It was : . an . adion againstle 'Marshal of the King's Bench, for suf.. 'tering a Lady of the name of D'Enovelle to escape 'from his custody, atter, 'having _been -delivered into his keeping, by a Writ of Habeas Corpus, and comrnittitur :endured thereon,hy, Mr. Justice LE BLANc,'at ; The declaration stated these fads, and . aierred it 'Wout,Vappear by the record new in Court, To minion this the Writ of Habeas Corpus, with the Signature of . the Judge, Was .produced at the trial. The. questiOn which "arc:.! was, whether this Writ ivas a. Record .pr By the cqurse of pradice, as has long Prevailed, wh'e'n a Prisoner is removed ,I) ,. y' Habeas cli4pti,, in vacation, into the custody — of the Marslial, .the lAttit with the commit titur marked theienn, is cent; with . the Prisoner, .and remains Witli the Maishal or his Depitcy. By Mr. (tniis and Wir.'MAtiliyA43:;:it. was P . argued,' that . the . Writ being then in the possession. itn.VON: Printed by BUCtiA NAN NI‘IVIILI f9f Iloyr-Street, Covent-Carden) ; an d P ' ..• A t the Su srOi itir, 'No. .1 2-, Strand r . c.; here- kiwi rtheinel t ts,Drdiri for • •- PRICE OF STOCKS, .. . 1 •' i'. ;0:1":. ~ , i.,. SATURDAY. " ' "i". "'' ". •, Bank Stock, Bank L. Ann. 16 r-r 6 . • Navy siper Cent. gc k a l Bank Short Ann. 3 1-16 } i, per Cent. 1797, 94 •t, li India Stock, . Irish 5 }set'Cent. India Bonds, • 4:per Cent. 70 I 1 i Imperial 3 per Cent. .3„,er,C4. Red ; 54i 55f 55 Ditto Ann. • • • • 1 . ,31!,r Cent. Cons. 55 iii Cons. for i 5 May, 55 ii i V i ?tlect by WIL:IA24 ARM tGlit Seitl PPS, ;0;A SQUth Aloltol-strect, CviOsVeifor.S(lLLirrii he P a - per, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must b: Addressed, - ' • VENEItBAL BLINDNESS, tec. ' . -", '' . i , „ 1 : ~- 'Ti Mr,' ITtioviA's TA . Y L 0 R , 'Stligeoll, NO. 9, rq-% ,-', Bridge- . street, London. • DE .I'l2 . S I R, . I'r is w ish the most heartfelt satisfaajon tll-,.:ltiirli address you on the Meorn_parable eiceelhnice of Pl"', Eli e Valuable Niedieine,• LEAKE'-'i l'•-•).T.' V., NT P ILL'S • 1 , 1 /o.:' Spring of this year. I had the misfortune tritontradt a, Al real Complaint, attended, _with the most alark‘lin# l l ll 'tiliC`:. gerous svmptcinis ; Instnimeh, that I have becu c° ; ',., ‘;ti` to my rbOm ter a rhdle'WeekAtigether, iina not able l 'i i ;o4 out of it ; I had no rest night . nor, day, and suffered thevale, excruciating Pain and torment, and what was still (. - I ; ‘ ,-t' ol My eye; grew weak and dim, so that I could scarc e . ;/ lIV S any objeet,: if ever so close-to nie; and expected nailil(12011)i, .than the tow! loss of my sight,---Frum a siontr • b° , l 4f l and rather corpulent 'man, I became a mere slaado'fflirell i 4a. • Objeel of pity and compassion. _My fridnilS had al/ fekei-P • - thP' over, and thotighlt my recovers ImpoSsible. In ti4i, iii - to .state, and c'. 4 ipeeling every minute to be Thy ii s :„ bOt l , r ,CP world, I Was fortunately recommended by a 'net'-'a tO t i ' e 'try yoUr Medicine: but •having tried all medical s ', ti .ie tin , t purpose, and being. at an:enornloirs expeace, it wa s° t , I 6e ' l , he-tore I could be Airgvai led on to talze ,them ;at I: . i ttri d co c. „ (Or six - boxes,' and ; before I had taken them all, I ' l i ' l ri -iy cY r ti s s i;( g t e l t r t a b r l F e w be b n: t f t i e t r ; , ' a m il, P -, a to ins t g h ta e s te.' ls . l "; ` t o re)' i ',:v 'rent of all my trends (after takiiv , three boxes t ril ,lii 00 4 health and strength was perfealy 't'estored, and 1 7„, Ivo" it g ... r ta e l a i t y' s tt rp fe r a iz se e d ,a ; N T rf,thiniks to•my God and your invaluable Medicine ,) ) °' - t rtri e and hearty is ever I was in my lire. - . tril - t ic/ ~`You,':iit. at .full: liberty • to' publish this in - all) _ e a. , : you think proper,: for the ,beneiit a society at lalig u i q I,P which I- sho',..ild have sent ymi sooner, but was ±..‘:4!"- ~. 1-Cf•atse.' I : - ttliatit, with'tlies uttnos t gratitude, -_„, c l Oft', • ' :Dail' Sir, yottl 0 b aged humble Servant, . It. L. i'-' kligh-sttecit ,pii.ntlwhani -Nov 4 1799., . • ill e d 0 1 o f 7 Tlie above ' Nledioine is .e:trnttly remain/eft. , o c cr, irel) - _ t 4 Pei.,ons that . arc in any doubt of their being ept ~ a le,,, r . ..every -Verret`c - :k'A-ifection, particularly to I 110. Se ab t :,„„,-" l j aito l „‘ 'big their ctindition' in . lite,— as it Will certainlY . 'i tt i „ - g, v, i every what .Of that nature, of however long sti",„ o l(tq, - iiuwever disguise(' tinder • the appilarance. of otbq a u,'. cpit it ir:tit. be . ; . fbr'S'zocerbuti, Ulaticiiii.ir - and Ctitaiict):43o) : 1 ' .Plaint's; it• 1 . atso •• recommettelett - •to ft)e - taken, esP u " /o ~ the Spruff, - , SitniMer ,and l'all,, , _ I -.-., . , ' .„ 1 Ai - r , R C ' Prei," . Zred and sit,i ' by the scili!. VroprietOr, TH o ; ,oli d o n, ore ..LO R, Aleir.ber of IheCorp6r.ltipti (it Surgeoint,. tie v A sAclur i . -No. 9, New briki-strect ; where ti i r.. s , .3y .te ,rl;dv,ici., without a fee, to persons taking l/lef' e ' t t ic ~ ''''i o ' '''wfll':uisx'veY Pasiiniits' I,eiters - , ii i,ost- paia, on „....„,i,./1.4.r . ralipll ., ;balm or.ease haying been illeAtionc I t u t `he Ckl L r c oi termsycibto.t . b - g iti ,ti l• cases'lli•' iiioA inviola a bl e . .:.`- “' at ' i_',o l rim p , par I. te LI mar i',4itiesr,, by .the P r.) i) fietor, dur(uu):,,,.l Jii%i„, `ot triorth'in 3.-'year's, • that' 'he has had the d. 11 tile r " • an extoris: zrale'•of the. above Medicine, aria' t i e r', , ' OTC ZO' ariSillYilfiqC4lr.. , : . • fn;irili.:=, are' g i..3:;,' soil St . . A b lb Y a W llia A: r a c i. e l t ) , °' i l '' ' t in itl? 'al a !l t. ... l‘l S r t t . • cl' c r s : be: tse a' s 12,0y-stsop; No. ro3, o,x-forth -street i .. 1 7 1 on & r o , e s ~ No.„i, Union-row, Little Towcr-hil.l; and 1 7 , -Y t:. i fi. i)i, in „ . E r latid, po l ii .. son very considerable Town in b . an d p to o of only. 'zs.Ntl. - eaCh, seAled :ur,.,vith. tr ill_ ea, ,ure reCtions, vvtiereby Persons.ot.either Sets ii ' ~ i th 1 1 P ' is 's,: , :•lv e .; with ease and secre4. . is ' sea led • l er' vo N. ti. •li iie il 1:tOX S4)l(i in G rUclt -li rktal n , iv i s oo l ? le a Stamp; ,en which, by favour -of Lb .. , :-' l l- o ° E .: l 'No. 9 : ot oc r printed at the Stainp-OBici--" T • 1 : Y ~, • a nd ll ` Pl'ittge-stret,--to inmate k;iitiCli is l'el‘'" ) ' • , . ' are counterfeits. • . . . . 73ANKRUPTS. Ileretniah Marshall King, of Bristol,' dealer and chapman, to surrender May '7, 8, and lune a, .at eleven, at the Talbot Tavern, Bath-street. 'Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Peter Clis sold, Brivol ; or Messrs Tarrant And Moule, Chancery lane, London.' 'Richard Walford, of Chester, Porter-brewer, to surrender May 4,5, And June 2, at eleven, at the Fethers Inn. Ches ter. Attornies, Cruttip and Lodge, Liverpool ; or Mc, — tattye, Chancery-lane; London. . Thomas Mort and john BroadhOrst, of Manchester, cotton_ spinners, to surrender May 7,8, and June a, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorrdes, Messrs. Cliessbyre , nd' Walker, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, tondon. 1 nowa. Dickenson, of Manchester, . builder and joiner, to surrender May-14, s 6, and lune 2, at three, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Hanging-ditch, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Edward_ Foulkes, Manchester.; or Mr.. John Foulkes, libry:ipTade; Bleoinsbury-square. London. W illatn Bell, of Southamptun-Street; Covent-Carden, hosier, 40,0"Urrender April 28, Mayi, and lune - 2, At one,. at Guild loil - I all. Attornies s Messrs. Palmer and Tomlinsons, Want ord-toort, Throgrnortonstreet. . -:. nuts Hart, of Bristel, xnerchant, to-surrender April 14, . ay,5,, „and June a, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Com; ' rtreet.-Bri'stol„ Attornies, Messrs. Hill, Meredith, and . Robbins, Cray's-inn-lane, London ; or Mr. Thomat Bas. ton, St. Augustine's-place, Bristol, john Quarton, of Hieh Catton, Yorkshire, dealer and chap. man to surrender May 3. 4, and. June .2., at eleven, at the White Swan inn,. Pavenmit, York. Attornies, Messrs. Hall and Bell, No, 43, tlow . -lane, Cheapside, London; or . _ 'Mt.. fohn Brook, York It.obert Pendleton, of Lancaster, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, to surrender May tl, iz, and June 1, at fonr, at the White Hart, Lancaster. Attornics, Messrs. , Mason and Wilson, Lancaster. William Cook, of Cannon-street-mail, Middlesex, mariner, to surrender April 28, May 5, and lune 2, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, 'Mr. Nind, Great Prescot-street,. Good man's-fields. 'John Milner, of Morley, Yorkshire; woolstaplcr, to surren der May 3, 24, and June 2, at eleven, at the Hotel, Attorntes, Mr. fames Larnirt, No. 39, Ilatton-Garden ; or Messrs. Nicholson and Upton, Leeds. Tames Balfour, of Russell-court, Drsiry-lene, :shoemaker, to surrender May I, 5, and lune 2, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Carpenter 'and . Gtiy, 'New-inn. . john Snowdon of Plymouth, draper, ten surrender April 23, May $, and lune 2, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attor nies, Messrs. E. and T. DaWeS, Angel-court, Throgmor. ton-street. Alary Mills, late of New ington-causeway, Surrey, cooper, to surrender April 28, May 5, and lune a, at ten, at Gitild4 . hall. Attorney, M. N. D.Bishop, Wood.street. Richard Privatr, LEicister-Vaee, NVesrminSter; au6:tioneer, to Surrender April 28, May.s, and lune e..at ten, at GA.:- . hall. Attorney, 111 r. Saikelcl ). Hatton-Carden. - MLitt Watinore, of NZ..iv Wiiidspr;l3cik s, innkeeper, to stir= render May I, 5, and-June 2, at"thie, at Guildhall. - • . ; O vies, WindSor ; or Mr; Philitinurri;l:No 7, 'King's Bench:wilk,'Temple., John Hill, of Cateaton-s`treet, warelionsernan; fO s i n render April 2.4, May f,,ancl June 2„.at 'twelve, at Cuildhall. tornies. Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-inn New-square. John Islawass of. St. John's-Chapel, Durharry,loheeper, to surrender day s, aril luhe 2, at eleven, at the Shake speare Tivtrn, NeWeastle-upon-Tyne. Attomies, Mr. William Atkinson, Chaneery-lane, London; or Mr. Jo seph Bainbridge, Neiyeastte-upon-Tyne, DIPIDENDS. May 16. John Ovens, of Cardiff; tanner, at eleven, at the Angel Inn? . Cardiff. . . May 16. Benjamin Cother,;of Wotton-under-Edge, louses. tershire, clothier, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol.. May 15. Willi rtt. Lake, of Bishopsgate-Street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 23. Joseph Taylor and Henry Cowley, of Gainsburgh, Lincoln, Merchants, at eleven, at 'the White' Hart Inn, .Cairiburk,ll. May 22. Samuel Waring, of . Pershore, Wordestershire, mil ler, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Pershore. May 22. John Ralph Battier, and John Jacob 2orrilin, of Devonshire-square, Bisliopsgate-street, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. May 14. William Powell, William Sutton, and Michael Ward, of Leeds, Yorkshire, _merchants, at eleven, at the house of Joseph Hindle, ineholder, Leeds. May ra. William Key, of Dult.e.:;treet, Aldgate, man's met_. sera, at eleven, at G uildhalj. May 12. George Smirthwaite, of Bush-lane, Cannon -street, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 22. Timothy Bevington, of Worcestershire, dealer arid chapman, at four, at the. Crown Inn, Worcester. May 26. Benjamin Stephen Curling, of Portland-place, and Clapham-road, .Surrey, stone-mason, at ten, at Guild hall. CERTIFICA T E.. May zz; John Tones, of Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier. lames - Sunderland, of •.Sandall Magna, Yorkshire, corn_ dcalet.' . . • .. -George Loth, William Lash, U1(1 10 11 4 Aiederich Lubbreh, of Newcastle-hpon.Tyne,•nwchants.. Robert Wood and George Payn, of Liverpool, Lancashire, grocers. Edward Denton, of Dyer's Buildings, Haborni money-scri- vener. john Btck, of Workington, Cumberland, wine-merchant. Joseph tiOulbrooke, of Cateatpri 7 street, dealer in spirits. Christopher S6inbarik, of Old Bo'nd-street, printseller.. Henry; of Liverpool, shopkeitier. Thomas Willis„of Bath, carpe,tter.. ' , • Robert lohnsnn, late chief mate of the East: India Corn. Woodibril. lolin Tilde Mills, of Bridgewater, Somerietshire, rope and sail-maker. of the Officer of the Court, it was - virtually filed, and, becameo matterrof record. On the other side it was contended, by. Mr. • GAR.Row and Mr. EttsKINE, that it was not .a re cord.until it came in 11'.e rolls of the Court ; ,and that the ad of a single Judge was' not a matter to be recorded•until itwas sandioned by the CcOrt. The Court tlu.iwght • that this was a case of consi derable difficulty ; but Lord ELLEN BOROUGH ttts inclined to think that a laxity in pradice had pre vailed in not bringing these Writs into the proper repository, and that they were not records until properly recorded. The Court said, they should take furthertimeio.consider of their judgment. • DUBLIN, APRIL 17. ; YESTERDAY nt:oliioll.offiCC' "Of the National Bank was ~ripened at . the Pipliament4lonse, to numbers crowded to sell quantities of the depreciated (raShi of silver change- they - lucl upda handS. It taken frorri the people at• - the rare of pet-, ounce, which is moc:i more titan the makers of . ' -it give, tt-o are also buying it up. — From ten to eleven of such shillings gtt to an ounce, • which is 6!. and 5:-.1(1.•:1 piece ; and.the buyers in Skinner-row and other parts of the town were selling at the s'ame. place yesterday, making a to lerable good profit, having bought at zd. and three halfpence al•,iece. On Thursday MS Majesty's Sloop Argus, Capt. K I t, G, made a signal for the ships colleted at Cove, bound to the West .Indies, to take'theinunder his protettion from thence to Falmouth, there to join :-convoy. 'SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEW.MARKt:T.T IRST.SPRING MEETING:. FRIDAY, APR.IL 20. Sir C. Bunbury's Eleanor... 3 yrs old, Sst.‘rolb. - t Mr. D. Radclifle's.Rebel, aged, Wst. 71b. 2 Mr.'HOward°sChiptiealiami aged,Sst. - 3 6 to i oa Eleanor; 4 to I agst C.4ippeplaarn. me. Howard's Malta, 'Sst. 71b. rec. ft. from Lord Foley's pletnished Boy,' 3 yis•pid, gt:t. 4th. R'. •ioogS.- . At the General QtrtiterSessinni Of, the:Pel.ce for the East Riding of Yotkshire, hellqt, Beverley 1 on ,Tuesday last, William Etherinvon, and 77.79- mu - Meadlay, of Setileoates ; together 'l,l:ih'eliris -1 topher Gibson, of linrnsca, .were' intlihed for 4 1 riot and assault upon Captain WALsit,,A,Aitrai3t,of the North Lincoln Militia, and the other Officets of, 1 that Regiment, yesterday se'nnight, 'at lid!. On .. ~ the morning of that day, a .soldier bel ••nging to the above Regiment being tied up to receive punishment, I agreeable to the sentence of a Court Martial, a mob assembled upon the spot, and expressed their dis lapprobation by riotous condutWabusing and thrOw lag stones.at the Officers, particularly Capt. WArtsri, I : whom they. considered as the czuse,pf it. ..The.cvi-' I dence for the prosecution went to prove ; that the 1 Defendants were' among the most aetive Of the ( rioters, although tli,e *throwing of the stones could not be broogh: home preCisely 'to their. On the part of the Defendants it was alledged , that One of them was in the exercise of his lawful occupation very near to the time ,he was charged .with the . crime ; and that another of them, who had only. come to town on - a visit to'a sister fora two,i could not-be supposed, either to entertain any enmity against Captain YVALstt, whom he did not know, or to be disposed to, join in such a riot. . The lury found the Defendants guilty . of the riot, hug nor of ,'the assault ; and . they were severally sentenced by . the Court to be confined in His Majesty's gaol . the Castle of York, viz. William Etherington for the , space of six months ; Christopher Gibson, for the space of four months ;* and Thomas Meadley, for the space of two mbliihs. . . . - ProfessOr_PELT, of Helsingoer, about tight miles from Helsitihurgh, in Sweden, ilivetited a nautical machine to save persons .from : drowning. To try the effects of it against the united cur rents of the North Sea and the Baltic,. a young , ivaggoner, named Peterson, having equipped him self-4n' this machine,. sprang info the sea, in the presence of niuneronS - speClatOrs, many of whom au_ ' 1 , 00 - mpahled him in - sailing-boats. At his departure 141 e fired a,p6tollwice; and on his passage he ate, . thank, :and 'smoked a pipe, to shew that he had. the use‘Of his arms. Being benumbed with cold, .he got into - itboat to warm himself by rowing; but -soon sprang , into the ivater again, and happily reach- Ised the Swedish shore, after 'a passage of one hour 1-and,'three-quartets. On his arrival he saluted the .speetators• with a pistol-shot, and waved a flag I, , ytticlik he drew from the•sea.: Having remained a -short time at Helsinbergh,be returned - to the'Danish goast,-where he Arrived anikist die shouW of the nri'ouss wlto.lined the.shore. .The machine weighs 'hut se vett pounds, and' fastens'rotanethe . waist of • I the wetter. • , ' 7:l4.itr' _ • ,POOLE, APRIL 20. C 7. Z. • Arrived —the Hope, Manclaws, from Sottthampton ;* Ac, five, Hiscrolt, Active, Williams,, and Molly, • Stone:, frOin •Portsmouth ; Lark, Spurrier, from Dover •' Industry, Evans, -from Shoreham ; Brothers, anda'', 'fiOrtiNe'whaVen ; ,King, from, Guernsey ; and-Charlotte, Fitzgerald; from Ply-i mouth. . • Sailed—the Lady 'Bruce, Miller, Itirriet, tintnotilX, thatross; Yule, Friends Regard, Mills, autLF.lailor,- , liclt;oft, for Sunderland; and Charlton, Cammel, for Liverpool.. 1' - • - • GRAVESEND, APRIL 20, , , - Passed by—te , Washington, Anderson, from .Naples ; Brothers, from Norway ; - .Leeds ,•-- and Armenia, from Tonningeh: . Sailed—the Abeona; Evans,:lbr Newfoundkmd; Thompson, Ewretta; Patterson, Maria, Flewson, and Itope,: Bova, for Quebec; Martha„ Furster, for Petersiiurgh ; In 10",itiphie, Fowkes, for Tonningen ; and Twe Gebroders, —, for Tormingen. • Iv. .4R R ft , 00, , Li qattirday last, at. St: Mary's, I.:imbeth, Mr. I,.:;pter of T ivi,tock:-stre.et, Covent--ar,len; to M issjones,id4" of the hire -- Janes, Esq. _ NAVICABEE'CANAE, LIVERPOOL BOOTLE, a n d TER-WORKS`,..GLOBEINSURANCESHARk›,,;;‘, AMICABLE ASSURANCL "POLICIES, Montil l Y" - ---Pry--Mr: -SCOTT. On Friday the 4th of - IVray; = at Twelve o'clock, at .s. • way's, Change-allev, 11 0 HE OXFORD-CANAL—Five Shares in i t „,t s s. established ,'and impt - oving Concern : the Divi",e'cv have now advanced to 131. per . Share. per Annum , an peCtedio continnue increasing. - - - • "00 'GRAND JUNCTION Original and New Subscrif!t!li Shares. Also Shares in the EL.LESMERE, K ENN AVON, BRECON and ABERGAVENNY,'CROYI)u THAMES and Mt DV /AY C 4 NI A LS• Five Shares in the L E RP1)(11 - trsoTLE WORKS, and TH RE E THOUSAN-b'POUN DS Gl.' • INSURANCE SUBSCR.teIIoN... The AMICABLE SOCIETY, SE - RP/V . ll"s IN- N bi --:Fitree-Policies on a - Life - in - the .6zd - Year : the-Dividends Law cannot be less Op .1501. and have exceeded zeol. P v Particulars at Fiatchett . 's Hotel,.Piccaililly; at Carrawe S, nits - Orne.7S - Coftc - Nriiri;, Ne , .v Biiitge. - strect: • SORE NIPPLES. . „ • Si -r / N / I • - Airs. Taylor, No, 77 „Alitcroptj-str;N:t, Rooes ; ,likirs:'l4 o l. s • p tree k t e- street, g' i rce :,( l ; Woolwich; Baker; gown, Linen-draper , re ; burn ;. M rs..l e ,pitie,: No. '6, , teigi-street,' Leicester-se l v is, Mrs. Hixht, Boardin g - -School, Tottenham ; Airs. I); i ir. Tool tyL s i reet,' recarriinetid l ad ies afflicted E - of plcs (themselves being cured!, to apply ; the ESSEI• II- ,,e, ROSES, prepared by , rs: •G a rdritir, ' No; and N0..3, ShorpiitFh. ; Seven Shillings the I.),lctet: - ' N. B. 'A Lige Painplitct away. • • Le- Tag GREATES.T•CI;EARER AND PURIFIES THE FACE.' •.• • ' QOLOMON's AiiSTERCr,NT LOTION is "•elledital Cure t Ertilitions on the Face ' ,particularly Pimples, Blotches,.Tetters, Ringworms , ,1 0 t Fr..ck les, Shingles,"Prickky Heat, Red tailenessoo the Nos.., Neck., Arms,. d.c. &c. -Scorbutic and Cu 'E ru p lions of 'every description. the siMpleaPplichlion• of this fluid night 'Mid tuern lll t , or occasionally t hrice,,,a..day, it will.remove the most ra loos and Manning 'ScUrvy in the' Face. It' is ;ierfectly"tbe t y .. 4,--Rowerful,, and, possesses all the good qualities ‘;',f, j l most celebrated Cosmetics, without any of their nou'!' e re ~and„,:sotrictitnes_dargerous,etl• c a3,. I t is an 1 - .ltinost sableappendage to the toilet. A rough and uneven skin' hf shining appearance, and yellow and -sickly. paleness, ai e re J this Lotion effrthially..removed.- has been adminige, it; , to many thousands without even a single complaint rinefficacy. - A. small:bottle wilt be sufficient to prove 1..;!,ez. lie. Price, half pints, J. Pints 4s 6d. with ii" s tibbs: • ; Each'genuine bottle has the words Sam• Ilion, cepool," engraved im the 'sianip. 7 • j • N. 11; The 'Postage Letter's to the Doaor mu st And, tos. 6d. as a:Fec, enciusedfor Actsfice. The Cocclial Balm of Gileaci, A nti-t mpetigines, and Ater - gent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," 'are reef' 1, 4 • Sold - 'Remnant, HaMhdrgli ; R. Bach, Peter-Si r -t‘reiY.V•ork , -; 11:1, Strand,. tbndon ; a lilt Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Burgin ; Brighton, .6 regory ; i ii ming.lfatn,.... - fott 'and L.ipyd ;. Bedtrim i,'Smith ; •*6-itrn 'Bury tions t 'Bu St. Edltitinci's, flinAle ; don ; Cambiidge,l , lodgaon ; Coventry, Rollascitt; riic , ; / it; tt I. ter, ,Kezytnerl;.: Canterbury, Siinnions ; Carlisle , chailfaM, Etheriny,:ort4, Chclms.tord, ; C 3l4 til; • ftitPSott Clucherer, - Thillikrson Clrenster, 5 0 7. 1 0 r , Chipriehham, Combs; Dublin, Dugdale, • No, 7, I:: xe: l , l ' v er, court; Derby, Drewry ; Duilia l n, : PfyilagO ? ft ; 11 ; ( 0€1 'Neales ; Devizes' Lowe ; DorcOester,V‘rtue,„; D'artmouth, lactson'; ; ldir.bnigh,' v Nif i rTri o r i t;;,crs' Exeter, .Tre.winan and • Son ; Falmouth,::Eltinp : •; ter, Pitt, Walker ; ,yl 4 s t gow, M'Donald ; Liverpo"l,y•Of druggist ; Leedg, rinns, `l-1(51ine;';" ;t4 Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swint:Ai ; Lowes, 1 5 1 1 :` t 411:•a; cltester,• :Chonißni.; M Margate,• Rowe; aidstone, " "Marlboroul,:ti, ; . 'Newbury, Atte ;,„,04, - Walker, NorthamptO; DiCeyt: . • Burbage ;, Norwich, §teXenson and,. Co.- v .• ones ; Plkmouth Dock, I-lox land ; Portstn,uth, • . ending, Smart and to. ' • Rochester,, EtWrintton ; Sergent . ; -.Shrewsbury, Edddwes.; SouthaMplOr, Stafford, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb.; s o n c ierjano.,7 Saris bury, Collins ;• Scarborough, Ifaylev. ; Tauritori, I .mth Tunhiidge Sprahge ;• • Vielfs• tvill • kkievfilv;ipe ; . .W incisor, Blakeney ;,-and•by all Venders of 'GO Ikleditnes in the Vnited ti ~- , • .. • ~.