The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-20 00:00:00

'COMO' OF KT NG':; Purt.oic A Drc. :9. SITIANOS AT i4lgl Moat LOA.II tLLEkso. {(t)UCH, Ail)? SPiCthL CLF:tvIENTirtl, JACICCIIN, Ant) Bolt P. A D Air r, ACKYRNIAN', it.YA:ttLaY AND C , 3, This 'was an oVtion-oei' a bill of e)tehal,cy`. The defence set up was,. that it W;iq aecep:() by o t o r_ met partner -of the Defendint's, what, a shoft time after, had been dkcartfed from the concern h p o ll. lir advertiseMent; that 'although he was - a ,partntir for th e purpose of sat: acceptances to eheWoild 'general,in he it as not so it tilt regard to the pre . 'sent flaintiff, they .havitig had notice prior to, such aCceptance of the hill, that Ackerman' :and Co.. the 'Deferkiants, would 'not hecome a ny bill 7accepied by this supposed parolee. Th,ey hail a°fiat notice that he stay not worth as . shillingi 'and that ate had no concern in' the fund 'i of ,A&Ciman and Cerovany. The whole of this Case,' nn the rift of theDe_ retell ten the'eMenee 01 J o h n who' reprettird hi;nsell a'S'4, 'farmer, occupying 1 - (Air hundf l ed 'and thirty eight acres of land, at the rent ofl7Bi. tter . annum,,'in rte oeighbourhood of F144-aid he tVellt 'to th r i Plailftilr, and txr it tilt rnl,f''''flietn, that the Defendartht would riot' l~'Come responsible for any'bills driven upon therre!,:e Ws . g4er and 'Co,;: and accepted by-their fasten il,'.e partner Mr. Cootenix„ tans draw' ti anti acre: led in thttt• ffln. Tliis "Witneis iinite.Jwcot' a very, long cri'iste.xiirttiriatiOn'by Mr. G.ittitow ; who:concluded 'with . ahtiting' him, that another ,1.,y he woutd he called upon to anii,v rr sionally fir• 1 1 11, de;' iC-ni h." h th , l kord;el , fat• the Nahrtills, Prii!ciparetnat Interett, • „ • . DICIt VIAICRTATT. Thit, wit earl Adion orm a Policy of itvtirrtnre., on the ship Bro:eptordra l , of the Isbtoti of Sant.[ Cruz. Vlr. mate[[[[, on the part of the rraintiffs, 11,4e4:srb. Quintin and le.remiali,llicl4 Mirtchants, stated, rho Ihe ' ve . Ce7riernen were merely ,the nomi. nal Pe:intfri in tlie'Aeliimi 4 -that'Aft -o`Wiiets of the ship in goeition were - Messrs: Creigner and Maco. roy, wtoi were - native., of Denmark, residing at Santa Crtii, MeSST9. Dick had 'effetied the Policy of Insurance, which was to commence upon the chip's arrival off the t.oast of Africa; 'until h:r return with her cargo to the Island of -Santa Cruz. The ilef'ener, the feasned Counsel observed, he under stood, wac, that of herr% , t , being seaworthy at the titineof effeeting the 'insurance ; a defence very frt.. qtteritly set tknf .fate-..but was surf) as the Court considered not warrantable. He then, atter some few further observatitins'uptin this head, proceeded to state the cre nearly al' follows 4 1 , The ship sailed from Charestown, in America, to Carolina,' with,a . cargo. At this place she under. weer e most thorough repair, and took in a proper cargo to ivqter for tilaveti on the African coast. On her p.044 , ,e coin., Carolina to Africa she experienced , i,ariciits tempest-swats 'weather, airi Itteavy seas,, and Waii obliged, at 'dims, .to mace (IA pump, ; nor from, any Mal in the ship herself, but fitirn repeatedly shipping seas, during' the Wh e n she at . rived'at Sierra Leone, the Captalnlottoit Tier hound and' ties, and 'Oriel!) , sca: worthy ; and, after landing Ahntit half uE bi% . cargo, he , thuught it ad vigAhlr, hw the greger converience of landing the teniainder, to:i.?rit-gqber op t.) the tiitt! , --where he 101 l her t o ioted it, it gin 0.'1% timed in. the gt nomi ,at r)11 , te44 1)0111: , W. lir the CAIrNe tof the night, who 011)( . 1, the veAel took the. croun,l, I tstvd," All 3 Jed . urn i et' shut) .ard 6de i IOCh tit (trfg "the tO tihe bilti bt't'et tyet otti of the grquiid ; stkq So vool 4 i u.ll ta.liti the return of "cht 4 . Row..tide o . 41 1 -e n she righted ; hot, atter tht . reNt of the c,Jgo was hinded, and -hr. wits drawn tip on the leach, f ir t h e 01 repairing, It Wab 0. 1 , 4 t than fourteen of .lier titnheri hat been which tendered ' , ICr perfectly un. atrviceThle'. The Captain cdlett a etinvention ot the tiltipt4righo r sort motets in the plice,.tod she w ai contietrtoM And styli. a'hoitted, t h at If the titre` ers had been broken hehn.e' the came to the ' of Africa, the rnficy WAS fir)/ reCiMerAblN r hit it Wati hi dt.ariv appear, that if this scriLlent had happened to her plevions . t+, or daring het voyage to the cna if, she could not; - by arty possibility, have iv. fOrmea $t1,711 a voyai;e Finding himself in this situ. ation. the Captain 'hired two °diet vessels for the conveyance'of his cargo to Santa Cruz. one of whiell Was the •Glris6fr, on hoard of which lie put a portion of hit lAvws, het she - Wllq afferWirrth r i p tute d ; • t h e el/hitt - 611'y, which carried tlge retriainder.of iris cargo, met with a different fate of - 'll-m , tre dreadiul and nv,1:10(7,1101y kited On ;he evening rrf the day Alie Set sail upon her voyageliumc, the slaves rose' o a h the crew, roardered ev,:ry on-. of them' but theCarci taro, mate, and .4 boy, air: , cart:A.:he Vessel back :.. the coast, where they ati escaped.. The Ptilley of Liu:mice Was then tvit:ced, and proved,, • Capiain NOrtht , p,, the fria2ter of the tt e rr ez ,v o id g fr, Was then examined,.and -prov edlitarly: chi ft,regoittg starentent. ; he added, that when at Carniiria; he Ho his Ship put into repair uttdet the tnapeethan of two old African traders,'who untictsrot,,l the .husineas, and that no . 814 ever' sailed span that voyage in more, 'coinplete order.'. He had some saiert gales aiming the passag4 and the Vessel at that tittl som e water; but in fine weather, the never rnadt. , .. any, a nd w a s, aea. worthy when site arrived at the Isles de 'Loa,- where lie ditpowl of at' part oi the cargo, and then Iw - weeded up the fivei 411'0,4 1 Linne; but, for the better convenience anddlseharge o chis , elogo, he moored , her at a 4.harf, and 1„1 , 01 ( x,eil het ton gun; he soon after discharged the rern,lii.der of - his cargo, condsting k of tobacdo,‘Vhen,in the niglir, rite listed, and fell, - 4 already described ; 'and, by this mean*, she had her timbers urolten. - She ' ` , afterwards enndeinned arilsold for He thought wets«sett worth 1 8, 00 0 &Mara' beFire tilts iteCt. tient'. At that aerie he had made engatentents' for I go claveo, cif which number, ••014, he hall. taken on hoard at the isles tie Los. When he pur _ _ . _ ................... , wg.) , ; , I)l , reala' llticr .1K vitt 00 -board the iidw.ah, "r n 4 , Ilia Ve.oiel lie.'xzeat,;ll,itnself. On fhe sec A id :l , y ',s yeti nge an iaisityt.t•elift,m tusk elate-anl "I g . th 4 s 1:: ve t ; tbey toe the cf l g" , iili the ..44,1 1 1t, i . ful kiilcd- 411 bit the Wi„tnep, and tive trior:.„ Lvho es. caped into the pab,in, and fooiot them ve'th their Itnaht,;..ts through tLe.s.ky.tiglits„ ()„ his r0 , ,,,_, xatttirt.ttign by I\4r. GAti..l-:,:o-v; 4 e said, be ageetAl wit,iliT.Mr. 'fully fiA the Alay.,,.s 61-.. fore IN epuld procure ;t Vessel to convey Vier ~.; he ,krivk ,- of no other .tif the. ,name, in the trade, bat 4 11 4 11 '0 1 ; , :.lhe Iliad krill 4 : APK- o r'PL'kl. b 4 t it WA' dc' :. ctroveti by 111 0 blifVqs-i 4iey. first tore it,..ariti then horned it ; he bad , ,:t ralitidling - rtrinory ; hg,diti 0.:MCIllell1e kept 11)0 r,,e,tv it „rile pl'imp'34.iri.-order! I tn),:eep,4o;:acutiiy,aut of their hones; if 414.434. A. 1 now had bfen there, 14, would have keis,l4 10 it lalp. • , , ~ . , -, Mr. G.ARROW—" YOU 4010T1't 1( 0 ,11W I'.OW Mftll used -I am to.pomping ; you . ,tion't know thar,Likto at it now a%,fasras I tern. " 1.1,f then ,declareci,' that,,aiiv,ays i,n ;" gal:, t t tivindi he /44e . , Vegrn iiiitiip . l . ..t.lie.y,kad ,vefy Matt, w. luring the passage front 4 :ar4inaviti t l. , l49t-vil}frigi4,(o! . coast •. for a nUrriber of da-s they ..irvi tlreatifvl . tg , ales,, ad,,a henvy decked c a rgo, uhid; atoe.. the, : ?ship .. ,stviiii ; ;hey': wax A sin.4ll hole in t.l4l,a.hemlj, ing on, the, tarly3a.rl,l.lll4, which ite.4l - isciiitered .a' few dayp after ,he lefr,Chmie-sfown,,and , hail i tepail... ed. ,artt, she 01,444 consi4erfti.ls water. „,ktv.....#pile pa . vro . test laiitit aftpr the t,i,bje ,was laid Iwo t4;;;,41.44 .n and exlriiiii-tat. Itt,,Nik carresp 9 n c ien c l # A li i itA. his 9WUAr9, l)e could 110,t,pm, that he melgitiCti, the redi, : eause of the accident,; the mate joined,iii the prptest, ~but there'. was, rapt any thing..-in it .le. lative to being at the wharf, or of ttle dragging the gun. ... Mr. Q4ltstow rested .thei defence upon the great improbability of the story :wi:lichthe Witocsalold, which diAnot .in any manner... ogr,ee with sc he :pfo• te,t he had made, or the farrpspfmlctlep ,htt....had had with 'his owners relativc . ,tgoAc Itatinti break'. • hog, of the timbers. . .. - ' , ~• .. L.lii ELLENSOROUNI, left the wholts.4-ithe ease !.i . dirt determination of the, Jot.) , ; it - 4:sB' eompe_ sent for theon co juilv.,e whether they gave - c redit to the tr.f,titriony of the Witness, or not ; if they. be. . livirvd;bi t n. they were bound tq, fir,d for the Plain # ‘. OA"; but if they found a vari,thee betwcon , bid evi.. hence, anti the written docinent4 gluier his own hand, they knew, how to (teed l;. . .. , TI," jury, after a short consultati9n, fvuoa a ver. ''' aiCt let the Dvii•th,l,,,l , . . . ~. . - - .. ~ iv; xt:slon , v. con DON. This also irvas, an Ae.tion. upon :a.Poricy of In. surtmee,.on the' Shiprqame.s and Ruthi—bnond from Narva tikChepstowtaiden w th de;ils, and lost on a chalk b4nk in {ht. Jiaitic.. • • . 2, It appearediliat a policy of insurance had been, circeed the moth , its' o...tober, in the year s 833, for zooot. upon the pi-obahle atimuot of the c:ogo; at a premium of 7 per cent, If, consecicene of the receipt of a letter int:losing the int'oice, See. of the cargo, a further insurance was effrtied t.tt the 'O. of necember, in this saitio year, for an unss usually high peetnionl vaitt. at :the . - ats, fif teen goir—t:s ot: the s•ld eignstr-• the the pr, ft „ The ietter, ah.o*.eQntained a ituattraph, tating,. that as rhewinter linl Net in, it wt, on. certain vvilether the ves,el wo.iu,l get our, or would, b e 1. wok ' by t h e ic e . Atioclier letter was also re. stib , quelit to the ittst k - hut 'which Was dated 111' 3d rif tinr;:cedeot„ and tolvi,ed the ONnt-r, of the sailio4 of. dig: shtp lon [oh letter Aid not, kttvever, conic to hand, until tin 13th t‘f January. G I a 4,, lor t h e ille'odant, grounded his .de. jeoce 4 0 .41 ihts, that, the Plaintiff was to posessiout of a Crrt.ilo 1 . 413, which; it communicated. to the Underwriter,. they would riot have made the Fu. licy. In thi, Altieled to, the letter , of the 3d of 1\101r:ober, whic!l, he cor'iterided, had been receiv ed on the t Bth of December, the day previouoto bv. speAinif tie Polley, which letter stated, that the 4essel had cleifted out that day, and the writer wished the master an expeditious passage, inn that she w.. - tuttl'sail on the day following. The Petersburghan4 Souq Lists were then'pro.. dared from L l loyti's, in oider•to she! that this, re. itteentation iigreid with the dates of .ships, Tassing the Sound: 17,LLEFikoRouou observed, that certaioly if I,esfiewn that i94tetial communication been suppreti o rd, the plaintiff had no right to rccf,ver ; hut .4 thigh, to 11 et , 40CommuniciitiGn suhstato inateria),„wl4h, io, 4lto present dase, d l ,l w3t ;ippear. The juty # yfAkit of vol. for the Pain- . . COIYOIO4 PLEAS. GUIT.DHALL. 5/771!405 Al 1114 Pl.lUg, Isl7olol trg. cni.s4amit, (1, under a late' ACt o, arlianicnt, which stares, that every atiion of this nature, brought again - 4f Pc3er. Officers, than be tried in the Gaul's), white the - offeilce wait ccrttmitted. was ti,mstlite .of P, ~. 7 `• ' - ' .; OpLit eri. 4 I Alt.T*l7. 4 This:v/41s an ,A,aion for .anattsault;-Mr. Kerr, the is a , 4exithrshilt.eliandier, and verv-well tknotvu..on Mr. farratt,, the Defenteaart, had fonateripbeen- an intimate :friend af obis, .and was concerned with him, and some others in a.Pti. vateeri4hieh had been very suecessfol. Mr. jar, ract 114 - a-.great-inelination,aoi be made treasurer, and to teceive.the Very largesums.olmoney, which were teasittedilritlie, divided amore 3t tbe -Proprle.: tore. :The Plaintiffolot wishing tit let the truseergo into tlee4landexelltie friend, , wire.a principal meet s of preventing this appointment; this -so enraged Defendanr,ithavhe conirniited: the assault. tor ;eh; the present , Adion ` , o4l.:brought;. trod ..whith 'ostes proved-try Sanittel..Leaveraa , ewho clephsedi 'obstitin; the. 2 0 1 b cifjtg* - : last ; at three o'clock-lin; the' saw theaelinflasit tanding.ata ilheientrnrver ef7iEei Exchange, !with; a large cane 'in 'his. hand ; he-asked; hinLhow heiditlj and. what was .the matter w lthifez to 1 1 V 11 it; II heriswertni, he did not know how he..wae,f and.thatlocwas wait ing: , thOre to, nine that d-4.4-di rascal Kerr ; he then went in - otrid told .Ktret, b9/01et hr know it,. ) trrittihedletlit. Irr 4 MIS* hint to: thas,pustota-. AritAlt,teraher , Uor saw.a across o'• b3rics- WhiCh ;* . 0 13 ' 1 ' found was Jarrett p.'"rforte?,ophi; promitlt'itafasectflie! : ensued, and the stteklell..4ie then. sawAlottehboth. .pteratierto fight. 4 Butaiteratircerit interfered,' and ; tt)olt thertt.td, the Poultry: . 3'hely:fwerf.afterivarri.,- , carried. befette.thet Lord. May trF, Whorbtattil over the Plaintif rci , Ptosecute at thel. ilbstiiSgssiOrtio , but' be chose rather to take an A6tion, Mt. Set jcana.Cocit e L COled !Witnesses, for the. Defooflerit ;'but, in ,a 'very! doeg sp.tech, iesideavourril .to.,proo v that? the damages' death r , heiettalft;. -The jorptiami :N • gra' • • ~ t i IftP ,I_47**. ti rtixicic,A,No The Piaintilf,Aus hortsstaniatfic, -brought NI tion,to ~mov er,dainagettor. a .brutal Assault c orn. misted on his Wife by the Defendant, whom& over her while she was gleaning .a few tare of 'corn' on -the ota.te.,of Mr,Darand, of. sporting celebrity, near the village of Carishalton. It appeared, that duripg : the harvest in.-August last,. the Plaintiff.rc companied by other ,women and children of the vil lage, went to glean-the fields of Mr. Durand, dun. in t which the attendant,. who is Bailiff -on the estate, rode in among them on horseback, and ex. pressed.-his determination to ride'.over all in tvey, as his-,master had givenhitn leave to do 110.* Or tp send thein to the D—l.:' .The women and(childreo, in consequence of his attempt to put his threat ip execuliani, were gteatlst terri.fied ; several narrowly escaped ; 'out the Plaintiffaves not so fortunate., the Defendant pursued!: her, mid . a rthougkadte Litigged him for.Gud'4 sake to taro aside, *regotalleator.-her cries, he rode over- her,;. ; the horsesarhd on her Ipok ;, and the cone'eglierrue was f :that she. was, midec the hands,. .e-,54at goon, for le,saunth, and was, not j ‹.. The li , fet , ,d4nt, irk-t , ,,,(1. of expressintenernw . for the injury he had door, , AelitioneS, 11 is an old Offender s . af.d X altrqdgr spinet het?' It was ;treed by Mr. lierje,kta for the D c . fendani, ih, t lit w 3 3 .{;' 4'4o' sit e`9" 10 . 1 4 e 4 4c0 1 .4 he had taken, to pre , .ei'v toec property, of from being pill age d, the' Pl aint iff ar4 211YlO f ifh'Er gleaners had got 'amooe . rtlt, shocks. l t * , -NO W .evet, appeared, from all the Wicne3sc4., t'..at' ther gleaners were within a ejr;sidraf‘le'di'lanee of the shocked s ti vtaca ; and.. chef, the Def:nalant had no pretence for .his cantina.: Mr. j'AilliCC ROI , S E , the Jury to give 3 „.oh„l,, rk „ gr , as %Tull .dete i r the Defendant ironi rAettisiqg his inbuilt:mit) in future ttnivuril b per ittui s cat' the 114tintiff's description.—Verdiet 'fur the ages 4 C .an, /or a Sala. C:rae iri, l:lorob—garefully par e away ; ..kgte tvggtd. ,part of the hoof, down as treat as Riaaible to the • flesh and .quick, wash the opening with tioap.stia, and when dry again, witif.the pkint of a feather, a little of 'the comtiewn . Inagre. . This application being, m4de every Ltay , , or every other day, and on the inter. mediate one a little melted yellow basilican, itr thu lame intoner, will infallibly, cure it, by uniiing the fle s h A nd hoof in the, hod sound e4arri e e. • A Gen. iletnan saved a lii ) .th.spirite4 valuable mate: by these means, and atesc onlyt.whahad so bad and bleeding. a lrant/...erack on .hlr. off forefoot, as to uLtiLe . i ; 10 inatterof conaitlzration whether herthrpatithoul‘i nut bc cut from It otives .of tenderneAs to Itskani. fird: ' 1 1 1,. 1,tte,rify,, about twelve o'clock, a hotrisi'mitV. der was viertutitted by si'arrirrel Miles AfitthW, on the irOdy,"of his,triStrt daughter, a child of ni ne y ears o ld r ,The..,,h3 r py r, a weaver, residing in WhetlerAreet, Shore(!kelt. Hiving had some dif.. ference witli;his wife, from whom he parted some few 'd a y s ago, he swore that the deceased should (teller-live pi) become a.proltgate under thertnitiorr her mother. an his return from work, tit the; hou r stafed, he confirmed his assertion, by tinatch- - ing razOrftinn the itiantle . :.;lielf,' 'and appli.ing.' it ownto the neck of hi s Child, 'nearly sever ed. . her head front the body ! The child expired instanta. netittily; and the horrible:criminal was immediately taken int., cuitocl r . !le was yesterday - exairlined at'VO r Li'islt 41.5; reetToliee-Offire p . where the Shocking d ee a o,,iss incontroverti64, proved against him.." 'He was coinmitteti . :INewgete. 1, at Saturday cveninA, One,the Portsmo ut h coaches Was goitigilong, .V;l'iW.tall.road, some ,ho g s were 'fir pi* , ,g of eav,non e when the `adding struck.- itgli+tSt [tie .thi g h of tilt: coichtnin, atitt' rebounding, striiit-tlit eye of a passenger on th e box With hirri,•whia it forced Out of the locket. A th l igeon was itontaliNteiy sent for, who replaced it,•bur the.sight is•entirely destroyed. • ___ L.O. , * , • ,•', t i*/:-: , siiiP iv/wisp , .', r,', - ' i . 71 ' Ara LE 01tC. It, .. ~ ' ' ''.." €,.“., ... I 1 , Atrlvt4 .4 3, pc, ia.Kam bl T ~, 400 kfollopta4lre 04.•*i • A444rtMwrie.rr Wet . - ,liaini..S;l9Ppiiisis Itzeter ;'latar Apolbu y., , 'M W . alc3lttilkiti,itriLott, el ; , f o r t . r „.Ir) l 'i , ‘ l,.' ' ot!" - -t , ': 4 4 ail, Ryder. iti,l) ;1r ipiarj atiowl , ike . a.Abli' iPertltrAtiffl i• 'lllfiiiiiiVitristiit, 'Caribroni 1 tl'..Vii . ' tell , thi for Imillott: ' • 1 .-,,.., ?" ....,, : . '.. .- ' ; 1 ~ -.. - . , , ::...... .04.Avitstain, pray tb„.,- , tiq , s o n P r j -rrO a rl i :T 7 : -. 4 l :rit la lir rg i l p. ll :lt t° ,i ri bt e ril, el V l ll l V s i rGiai npl 3 / e lr a O r i ; n A lis l4 4: tiOtts; itai l pti 4 N')ckalson,' I•e•ptlemon, !rum , D Berbice i 1 . . - ,ir A rtwriijan, Fibviitit; friers, ew. York . ‘;' Aunt 'Mark - , anti . 00 ~1 1.4 .41 i etit, Woo,! war', fioni Lisbon; . Argo, Henderson from vorx.;, Mary, Robinson, ;rain !ifil t lgt; , Acrqr.4, ,!Miter and rrita;E a ill b, teii:ri'l'oilnieged. Soiltd-thoStUrid, Rinit; tin t'ulinani; Gicnada, Duke, Dealer r. t , pigiig;, Copeloll, .1' Ull4g. Calitie, BArClair. .4:141 Iticinc ? :., G9 . 044c1,1 . 01 j,.nlialca. : , , .411 , 4 liS • A few' clays slrte, :it "It:: iilut her's otAt jn . Phttritttr9.4qu.tre, the La of Thoiaas Byron, inD. .3 , 4q.0f u Doitgliter. ,‘,,i ()11 the i3th t, at. at,„Edinbtirgh, the Lady of Lieuten.lo4.. Colui:cl its bcrt.o? ot ora • 4441.- -L . • , 'Of MARRIP.D. • • ..an Tkil rsday thet , t3t h " ins t a at . ;. ' Tot:11330 1 1 710 S J* l4l t '' 'r " k ' e,o 44ic L tl. °f Craok;. esq. nt . K c a l t f; snots Lodge, io jos lJtg.pet,All;ofts thicattJugnter . of late K. Wilson, Esq. ''of Petc,tyrnotise, - Ducks. On 'ruestt.ty /4stot,by spitiki. boner., I:siors Cornwallis, Esq. only son tKlific •liLsitoe p - I,i,cltti4ifi. Atlti \1 , P. for Eve, in Suffitile, to Nfiis I)l,:kiiistl'elietLjatAghter Frsn4is Ettr 'P I Irk" tiset!litiAt tit -~Northampton. ()A rril "44r4; Wit ri itht , ptain, tickler To wiggis of t 1,6 634: ltetitie, to M 24 0 444 f, 044 nk-kioase, -pot the • ~! ‘• ~ *, ' . :,4 1: .. .. • . ' ' • Drirl2! , 4 , ~ 1, Yesterday tiiltiiiiig,: at her siat'aitritTfng4 o it li"'ec IlictariAge; the Marcf:igheas of ltd4ikift4l4on. • 4nei itearb was f t 4k 4Ltd'i`"l4l4t-$4014 wAs itOL tune - 0 . 0414 41 0104 i 4456 S t* ~.4 ' crt - it-128'11°T, e. 'Ms Ilotre in 1101 ite 4ird-tet, CavosiGt>ll- -47euti " 44`:e w 7 1:014% and Jievcrt itbiett; Cti.aflestNeitain ig i iiis I N lA a ll 'v ic iA 'S l ts*t :e .ic ri Ct d lt i.. 6!... f ' siti l t i I:irC'64-:sQill*P.l"3::;:ast;:'i:4:".kf4:Gta' slit'" phut ' - * . "u i ;r1 i?'" °tt.' 170. ifly I Nei> , Amt. Out • _ rista Tr p o ,n, ti ,,., f.i • • 3 ritt. Cebu" 17; 1, shut - 4 per' % I :9k. : 7 4 t , ,1E) C ) 131415, I, k 3 Per cr: Tc.(1....c., il3 ,1 3 p4r t"!t: CAS`.llint. ' I_lnpvriat 3 per Cent. s6lf" in --1 ( L. , otints.i& i' , D itto on. qi, ~ Ditto Sjult Ann, 3 gp:nsths $ Con 4. tor .()p,594 59 .i.lit tt t -- . .1.7------------7---,0„--,*--.------ ~,.. .. . ' vENeitt Ai, Britt4i)NEss, ac e :. To Nit. THOMAS TA.1.4.01t, gurgeotl, Ho. q, New -', lii:i4ePstrodts 4 tvulon. ..., , , • . bY.411. 4. 11 k5 . ;• 11 *. is wit h : the most .he Artidt •saisfiletic)n., that I ' ' aedress cu -t on` :the inclittioirable ft.t:elleinee .i.d. your ill valuable- . 14.fidieltiF,I: i.I..:AKE's 11•14.TEN11.*1)11S. fill, S - I>lin,s of this year . "l .- • had I lie - nti4forttine.fti cohtrarl a S'fte rc;:4l Comp,laint e st teatieti ..witiv tits rtwA alarniing,aoil da l !, gerous lynl'plouli i inbanjo:eh, that 1 - have been coofir4:, to tny to , yal. tOr a rihole week together, and not able to'tt!* out of it ; 1.114 d na.rest night Ackertleor,,,niastkawartlck the n'tog excruciating p , :iin and tomient, and what was still 1 0 0 464 : 11 T eyes grew. weak and dim,: an that 1 could s4.Aircc tiistern aitmr 04 ,100,7 it.pyer. so close to Kg, andtrixpeded oothisls, , el/ ifl.(11 t,he tot it lo4i, of . tpy atght.:— From a , stout; 11 04 _, 1 "..,,Y . ' and rather Corintfent 'titan; 14:c:trim a mere shadow y aml"'„ chbjea of pity atatontpassion. My' friends .had all gil° 1 / 1- 1 over, at*tatauglk.iny recoverytintivssible. 1a this dread 14 s tAcc,, and expeclin t s every titivate to bo nmy last y in this WOrld, I •vrAs.fortunateld' by, a neihbour 1G try SQ.ar•Medicitte; bat. Itavittg tried recornitiende all medical g aii) to n e g4,11)9414.1ind being at an etiortrkous ex p e pot, i t %v as 40tue in/ ~,:er,:c I ' could be pret•ai led on to 'take theft .. at 1;15t I S ell ' WI six bores, mut betere 1 hd taken tliern ail, 1 tigind c.t: 44 ilye ?‘1111"1147a bead b l i ti t h :: nie, l' it o7.l. ‘ "r io : Ptit :t n i ?e re tY t.rn e n rj e ;r g r t. t ' :i i'l:tY l e t 44 :l : l . : w r ts' an P , it t l' : l4 )4 ( l ° ;: f v t : e ' rl : e ttifi licl y, . t : ' l tu i r l '.. :y . i' . 'l , l l lltg ,, , Y' lviii es . stdi lt ltcl o rr x. 4 : Pl : l, e l . r : l4 : t i , letl y ° . e n a l la t tY:l 7 : : °' :: :l e :Y4 :-. 1197.1 : 541 01 11- . , 11zs:IP-i " 6190 awl )Iysti-itavaltublz *l4;diciu t3) 43:1 ' . tnk . l . ..,..nity ;4.'el,er I wa , a,llllo4`alif t - '`You` ar e at - foleliilerry:ll`,4i t lit; ;tic. in arc. , rnanrvi '4l et / itt,t2 e ,:: . 4 ::5 944( . 11 ;Y: 4: * O Ol YotOpotict ~. lot `v as f' l lrA. r - !'-'t' 4l . l '...,:ith '.! - I‘.l.,oo4nitiol4ii, , r-, ,,, t iltlic. !TearSir, your 01,11 . 4 hurAble' "ill,' 7 . wi l ii; a . i*, ; 11 1 0 14 „ . 4( :-- iv . 4 . ..-. -A t e ..." tic In' I': :4 eO-4,1e;14,-.re.l---ellasnel'.,lll'd, ,ttilo ~. .., tiut ale tit any cloi4httort h.:!l:l}eing cattreLY ~„..e. every Venereal A:lF:Aitut,' •partibilarly to tpose'at!e ll' t , i ';',' t e ing t'i.eir. coadttiont. in lig, as it wilt ilortairii*:elt,, 4 o3l. 4 , 1,, Yvt:Y; t4,41 , t, of ti , ,„it nature, of lattwp.sr , . Iw% -titfu""",t'ets I , OWCVC,I - 'llilt'StitArd uncler - ,the app4rattee - or ottier dililt. .--, it itray be ; , :fOr tiJorbutit., Gilhilutai liitil etrtititeottS... a ‘ - : ) PilitihO. it is 454 reconpatentled, to. 60 taken. csish'iwu'l up , ...,i i irog., Summer. and Eall,„ 1./.rpliTieti .attit sold by the sole~ VropriitOr, T no A A s TA I- , I ' o4 t'iMember of the Cor pilhitput4t ; Satilleota, Luottiont.;4 lt6 littlf4iV'li: 2.4 Q. r 9, ;New iiotgo4timetote.ll4ro lei :i v , , i , I . /4 d Advice, vitliaut A fee, to ' PC-(4 f' l ' 1 + ''' "' l c 140 kill aniyetaitttients''Letteo i " >ti, , l- , sA;(1 UP , 1: , _.,* .." .‘,, , , ) torttisyobseraing•in all casos,the iscitiviotal;:e sect-ACT ~•:. ~.."' Vat tg.it's,,,teanto or case having tx,2ol,thsofirnKit, L't,ut 4!:'; 4 :':;; ovari parttettlitr requot, 'oy tiw Prnpilejor,dnon,,; tbtj•c't 4r-, of- nualt t h Au: 3; y;!,,,rs„ !ilk 11c-ItN4 Ititcl:itir cc iy.tti diiiit . ' l7 1 . , I , eta an ~x1171. 1 v.v0 :01 , 2 ot LOC: .11:10 1 .e.. Mi:Liit:ill4,3llll ;„1,::: ~.r4 , ~, . , - • ,-. Pct.- 1, i , , 0, - ..: i Ep.' hi.. .-- , ~,,, .10,r, at Lie tvrn:-.1 ,: , ',,, t 1 batt', .. ,ti ,:,... ..1 t.. Niall ; . Nit . , F'. , ' , ... Li r t , ..1:5, bersition , . .. ~., ~,, ....,. tog, ~..ra•t:itt tat tia - 41.3 ;. v •• - t . - ! , t , a. t, ' r • ,: • qle !c> 41 ,atul by ow •''"',, '. i ' - '" I"' " -••• ',. ' .: . r.v.VAI-th`lstagllntl,- R.c. Irt '0.11t,..., °t otil . \ ' ~ ,• , , i., ~ ..,4 ti,;„"•' O ilrifri;-?..ittli,:rand,4ll4iii, tc'60 ,,, , •:. : ... . ...: ~. t.: ul ~ .1 ':lor. r-,it iiioY. - rc-i - tOc 4° . . . cli'46 Wit ' ••'' C ' ' 4 , 2 .- 4' • e llievi orywit. ll , fi. ,, : , :Itt u'fil (.rf.:'.lt rf,*: , lll r. 7. . ~,i, IA f, t., t •-• i ,:.,, ~ • t., t Iv: ,t; 0 Latilifs o- 1,„ 4 , , rsint , ,..o at ll,' ' -'.,i. '. ' ' ' • ' l. ' 4 Yipri . +N 4,''' 3 ft ..,..11 1.; , ,,g1y 1:;i 1 , ,ot are Lc-,i,, : . , :., ' .-----,......-•-•-" joi4NcToll. e ' , FP,4 , 4 , 0 0%,',ti;11 lot an assault , and F,,he im. iitisuoullolt4rAWbri , etikiotiir is juojrneyin,art c a r., permr,,u94 : lll,,Diftid;int constisnle, of 411 c village v, t" '4'41014* Abia)s4ip,“4l,te:, cy of E..sAx. it appelred, that on the sat of November last, ,as , is 4 51 4 1 ti$a1k.9v,sc 4 mumlitOr 1 04Mbie41:44. 0avit , ,24 , r,16:g1e a *gait t, .**ol.l4mwe ,ipg ,tiquihs : in • so , tiotoloit.rnarmer, Atati.,,the :con, stittlica,tltought if AtC444Rry ctiAllefse the, titob, in ,`9t don lenerally the CRS; a ; 0 4 0, grcater was etadie than ltitch before. The, Ptifill!i tr, vi fick I ng , inki4 beet in a public-houw in, dui ..Loon, came out, and asked .141cl/decal:int, nat ;cif tfitV tog . to. be, . 1 constable, AiPitat was the can,se of' the riot'? itc itt , s‘ver tit which, tlie'l)elendatir him to holt"Eris tongue, or lie wbulti jump dowo throat. The ei t tintilf, ; ncyt insinedtartly (..33iyy511,g 6itriZll 01i4 or4C.i, fitiZed by the constable, svh.) strut;;,: hint scverid times with it late ieot t N e4rt v„i tznt ,e r ,,, whtirc'he renwioed all njght the ttitalte any bail wh' i a tver f ur Itittt . I°,lo ncxr in going. he W 4 taken before, a t.vlaglhira/i,, and ~ 11,eli.ircd, there nut being .ItiY 11411i:.t 11001. - tare-) Lt )1404)11 : eriruga bY tICUmED lIA iCt (or No, 4 , martict-qthlt, ltow-htreet) ; and P"...imiahrld w it 4 K s cit (of South b4 o lt nn . yttri ,t, r rt.; At the '341 . 44 " 941 cA1 k , bko4 4, Strand ; woh;:re 4c44,rif few•reivt d for the I'aper, tetters fbr "obi! i tMr titt rno , l 4 4 e aciercititti, • -m" , was a hirge shoal of'cAttle, ‘oltich, in general, wen of lower than was expeael; ind many retrainee 'Unsold. A %bort time since a fire breke one Lri the cellar o one of Mr. Nicholson's houlesir nn the New 11 , 41,1 Itochester; but i` +e ppgr,-.‘s , of the was happil3 - itnpred; Owing to tl,c bo-eiTa.. 6 . .. f the ps di:or-fluor he. tp t g lain e.neentelyei9' : e, and rielp the prompt ex. Frtitirts n the inhairtJt.ts. jotift 4,1,40,,, M. D. If F, ; , Si ,at arid .iiight of t , 404tAy 4 1. Wier , of Sweden, 4:ndiitg, , ,the „t it tiitaot 91,01 I„:4luLgr y , att t tis ge44ii.tik pf 4he ,Nf t r(iv] ,413# with Couitti, Cows, 41 4 rAsthfriiiric fe.und out a:method 01,. r« cetscpst tag, 1114,..tfiii , p41c, Fixtratt alt, Flusvp m e i tited 4 40,4 014409f t ym into a smilkampasca very -Nrr P0r10%.0 . viiuktio• Sir PPM kioney is ,tile re lore room rna4d the in t tiOg !pine n t ;411:1 0f4410A, AMMO sr 4^.d .s•4 l / 4 hio4. ormeridlki thfit , geljectkoia,9l. takc tl with.,tilt4feiiie.st,itialeq, 1 , 4 4t f04ik.4144:9f Par'- kist .olnfivra ß asa g 111% - i clottt.;lllol,oa* t h4l.(2o,pll(gho. 'TO: .440 Ati!P,Y 4-40 f kar tinjhetrP petty in Sir loser; litLr.'s Medicines, Price 39.44. Oic44eit,PAY*FstPrfiC.Pkf* tiK§t4P244 4 . lC9Vrit ' r. /4 4 , 'if