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' ,1 77 . 7 LAW REPORT. • or, 13 . EistCH, MARcu3, 6“ . 114 . i'0$ bxreit - a •uoitt, Ktr:VoN•AND. A srtci..“. JUAN, Itl GUILOHALL, LONDON., LIABILITY FOR CI4A.RACTER. DOWLING iv. GEORGE. Tim : was an A4iOn• for' a 'Compensation in Dimages fOr• the value (being about OA.) of some Gods which had been sold on credit by the Plain tiff ro a young man of the name of Whitworth, who. liad.lived as:shopman for sever4,years wien the Defendant, in the . blSiness, of alinen,draper, and who had taken a house belonging to the De. fendant, and had carried on trade for himself in .had become insolvellt. The .Action was. grounded upon this : " That the Defendant had re presented to the'Plaintiff that Whitworth; was a young man whose father was an independent man in the country, and was worth thousands, .and had promised to send to' his son 3001 and that he did not know whether he had yet sent it to him or not, Ond that he (the Defendant) thought' the Plaintitintig t hi trust him with safety. In copse quoceof this .the goods, amounting in value To gol, were sent to Mr. Whitworth."---l'his was proved by 'the Plaintiff's clerk and Porter ; and it was contended, that the Defendant knew this diameter he Aave of Whitworth to be false. • The Plaintiff's' Cotinsel then called • lames 'Whitv;v; - th v himself, who stated, that • he 'had lived as a Shopman Wilthihe Defendant for about two years... He set up in trade for himself on the' 24+h or zph of June, - ;500... He had a sliv that had formerly belonged to the Defen dant that the Witness married, on the '29th of jury, 1800,to the Defendant's housekeeper, who thadleft the , Delen t iant's house a few 'days betbre. That marriage was not by the consent, of the Witnes'ilather; be knew nothing of it : he dis- npproVed 'of it very much when he heard of it ; but the Witness did not know that 'this circum stance was known to the !Verdant. The Wit. nrss did not know when.,his father became acquainted with this circumstance. The Wit ness did nut know,. that the . Defendant knew his father and him (the \Aritness) ,were on dis agree:4We terms. When he set up for himself in the shop that was. Mr. George's, the Witness h a d, no property, at, all; he provided himself, with goods by taking a part of Mr. George's stock, which was in the house when the Witness took it, and when Mr. George and his late partner (Mr. Charnberlayne ) left it. The Witness bOught goods en credit of different people in the City, to the amount of soot. or 600!. besides about vol. worth' of the Defendant and his partner, Mr. Chainberlayne. The Defendant was actin:tinted with the affitics of the Witness as well as . bintself,., except the marriagia . - Mr. Qeorgc, the Defect., dant, was informed, and both he and the Wit 'less expected that he (the Witness) shbuld have be:wcen two,and three hundred pounds' from his .father. The Witness contimteif to hive that' ex- pOation until November last. He communicated that expedlation on his - part to Mr. George, the Defendant. Lord KENYON observed, that these kind of Adtions ought to. be made out clearly, so that it might appear the Defendant was" not adting fairly in giving a charadler. But here the' evidence made out the Defendant's case instead of the Plaintiff's ; for, by the evidence of this Witness, the - Defendant appeared io have said nothing but what he believed to be hue. This being the case, the Plaintiff' was nonsuited. , MOU - NTFOR D RJ. DAcr.rY. This was• also an 'Wiwi against the Defendant, to recover Compensation, in Damages, for the Plaintiff's loss in hanng trusted a man of the name of Edward , Frptp,. who became insolvent. The Defendant had given to Froom,a Note.to be carried to the Plaintiff; upon. the faith of which the Plaintiff gave .hiin credit. It . .was as follows: " The Bearerllas discharged his Timber Mer " "chant, and paid his Bill, and desires to open " itkpecotint with you, have trustsd hitn,,and " I think you, may safely do the same." It appeared clearly - in evkkiice, that the Plain. Organ Ftioom credit on the faith of this note, and that the person he trusted because insolvent ; but it appeared'also, that tht:Defendant had said nothing in this note whikh was not true ; for 'room hacVdischarged his 'Timber Merchant, and had paid-his ; that 'the-Defendant had trusted him,. and hill no reason to suppose that the Plain. tiff might no; do the same thing With safety. ' Lord KiirivrON.—-"'I think : this sort of Mtion a isvery proper one, where the case clearly ap-, pears..to be made out that the Defendant intended to impose . on the Plaintiff; or where there is any ffaucl in the Defendant's condud ; for In that case, the.'lation is founded on a breach of Moral I have gone .as tar as any other Judge,' and further, perhaps, than some persons think I ought to go, in giving countenance to these Ac. firms ; but we must not go by ". hop, step, and jump," cis it were, in support of this % sort of Affirm', any more than that of any, other.' Here the Defendant has said that,the Bearer had dis charged his Timber Merchant.; which Wad true: that he had paid his Bill; which was true also : that he had trusted him ; which was likewise true : that he thoUght the Plaintiff might do the same thing safely ; which, for' any thing that appears, is true ton, •as far as the Defendant had. reason to apprchend."—Upon this, his Lordship thought that the Plaintiff ought to be nonsuited. The Plaint i was accordingly nonsaited. Monday night Mr. Twiekermarr, aceoniiianied by 44 servant. maid and a gild, in a carriage, was stopped near Kennington Common, and robbed of a zol.Bank note, besides a gold watch +A:4th antique engravings. The robbers also took =ay a . coral belonging to the child, and then made their escape. SUM NEWS. POOL?, MARCH 2. • Arrival - the Diligence, Love, fmm Plymotrth ; Ac tive, Crouch ) ; from l'ortinoutli; .Chariote, Manelaws, from Weymouth; Good Intent, Ballard, froM Cowes; and Alice, Williams, from Lisbon: . • Sailed —.the Medina, Haydon, tot :Weymouth ; Juno, 14brtliover, for London ; .and Hope, Stnedmoire, for Swan. age. • GRA VESIND, Pissed by—the St. Andreas, from Malaga ; Ariel, Beard, from Baltimore; Gibraltar Packet, Moore, from, Lisbon ; Concord, from Cork ; Three Sis ters, Hamlett, from Charlestown ;' Galen, —; Liv neral Lincoln, I lopkihs ; Sophia Henrietta,. —; Fa bius, Pavel!, and Abigail, Bell, from Virginia. Sailed--the_Walpble, Sandlands, tar India ; Ann, —, and Little Melville ' for A fr ica ; Mercury, Tate, for Charlestown ; Fair American, —, for Virginia ; Hamburger, Rom, and Louisa, Lubbin, for Hambro'. VENEREAL 13I.INDNE”, To Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge street, London. DEAR STR, • T T is with the most heartfelt satisfatlion that address you on the incomparable excellence of your in vaidable Medicine, LE AK. E's PATENT PILLS. In ,the Spring-of this year I had the misfortune to contrail a Venereal Complaint, attended with the most .alarming and dangtrous symptoms ;: insomuch, that I have been confined to my room for a rihnle week together, and not able to Stir Out of it; had no rest nightnor-diy, and 'std. fered the most excruciating pain and torment, and what was still worse, my eyes grew Weak and diM, so • that I .could scarce discern any objed, if ever so close tome, and expeaid nothing less than the total less of My sight.— From a' stout,_ healthy, and rather-Corinilent man, I be came a mere shadow, and,mobjea olpity arid torrip^assion. My -friends had all given meover; and thought my.recoyery impossible. In tins dreadful. state, and pcOing•eyery minute to' be my last in this world, I was fortunately re commended by a neighbour to try your Medicine - ; but having tried all medical aid tOrno purpose, and 'being it an enormous expellee,- it was some time before Veoiticl be pre vailed on. to take thsin ; at last I. sent for six boxes, and before I had taken them all, I ibilnd conSicierablebenefit ; my ,pains gradually decreased, and my eye-sight grewber. ter, tq.the great sat rprize anti astonishment, of all my friends {atter taking three boxes Morel,. my , health attd strength was perfeetly-restowd, and I am now thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) as well anes . hearty as ever I was in my life, . . • M 'rou are at . full liberty to. •pitbliSh this in.any manner yott.think proper, for the benefit of society at. large, - and which I should have sent you sodner, but was fearful of a relapse. Irerpin ' .With the utmost gratitilde,* • Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, LEIGH. High-street, Birmingham, Noy,. , • 1799, The above Medicine is, earnestly. recommended to Persons that are in any doubt pf their being ehtirely free of every Venereal Atfeetion,:particultiriv to those about later. ing their condition in lik, it 3 it will certainly eradicate every taint or. that nature, of 'lloM:e'er long standire, or however disguised under the - al pearance of - ot.herctkorders. it may be; ; . or Scorbutic, (.; land War 4ixl cutanOtts Com plaints is - also recommended to b e taken, especii/ly in the Spring, SOMiner, and ,E;rlt. Prepared and sold by the sele Proprietor, THOMAS TAvtoa, Member of the CU; pnration ofSur l ;enns, Lon don., at his House„ No,. 9, New Bridge- treet ; where he will give Advice, W ithout a fee, Co per:ions taking these Pills, and Will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, on the same terms, Ohserving in all ,cases the most inviolable secrecy, no Patient's invite or case having liven Inentinried, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during Ow course of more than Its years, that -he has had the conducting of an extenMe sale of the above Medicine,. and the Praelice arising therefroth. They arc also sold by his Appointment, at the Per. finner's, -1 1 0. 35, St. -Attunes-stew,. Pall. ; Mr. Ro. bertson's foy-shop, No. 1(13, Oxford-street' Mr. Steel's, No. r, Li iiion;rotv, Little Tower-hill ; and by one Per son.in every Considerable ToWn in England, &c. in ho%es of only 25. gti. each, scaled up, with, lull and plain Di. re4tions, whereby I'ersnns Of either Sx may cUictpem solves'.with ease and secrecy. N. B. Each Box. sold in Great Britain. is sealed up with a Stamp, oo which, by favour of the Commissioners, is,printed.at the Stamp-Office- :. k " T. Taylor, No.. g; New Bridge-street,"-4o imitate Whit% is Feleisty; and all Other are counterfeit. BM? fr. • 4 lrestaday sentiigh't: tidy Lotii%a Preiniiiet &VOW; it his Lordship's lions:: in - Ctorendish-sc t uare. _ 4 . DIED. • . On Wednesday 7 last, the 1,-th ult. at' - Edinburgh, - MT.' William Frasor, - second sun of the- Hon .'Aichibald Vrascr; df Lovat. • On the zotkult. WilliamKei, Esq. of firoadiniladows, Scotland. - On Monday, at Mr. .:CraMey's, Spqal-sqUare; Mts.' W4iitelock, late of Farthingoe, Northaniptoiishire,aked The-same day, !qrs tioiton, wife ofivl 1 2 . 15 - nitton, -of Wel k-Strit4t, ci lackney.- • 011 Sunday last, at 1 - 4 hou - se n'qar\Vind sor, Dr. Heqchell, the celebrated Astronomer. ' ,PRICE:O , I , * STOCKS, IRDAY: .. 1 illdia Stock Ditto BMW. S. (L._ E xcheqiier nins dis. New ditto Lottery 'fic;kCts • Onininin tin prep?. \ [taper. 3 per Cent..csf . Ditto Ann. tea:l3-16 Dank for Account India lot' ditto • Cons. for Apr'. ;Si 6. s,) It3"t Bank Stock 153 v Nnvy sper Cent. 9oN S pc( Lent. 1 197 : 9 Tit. I rts 11 5 per Cern., 4 perCent,Con..7sAM• 3 per Cent. Red. : 564;144$ per Cent. Con. - 554gii Dittd:Serip [lank Long Ann. 17 i-161 Ditto. Short Ann. 5 t 6 • I)ittii Scrip COURSE 0.. EXCHANGE, 11.7E50.0, MARCH 3. Hamburgh - 31 7 2b. us, I Venice - Altana -3; .2i us, Lisbon - Leghorn - S 4 Oporto Naples - 40 Dublin r Genoa - - 463 - -46 i - - 59 3 / 4 - 59 i - - • A, REMARKABLE. CASE: MRS. tAYLOR,. LookiiT-gliss Mannflic. tory,' No. - 44, lioxton-snuale, was affliadd for thirteen years with a severe Rheumatism, and' an Oba strttetion in the Woinb, (which caused her the most.ex erticiating pains ; she appried .to several eminentPhyai.: - clans, but - never reecivrd any' benefit. •in thii situation; she had recourse to Dr. •Brodum's Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial, and Vonly taking live Bottles.was per fectly•cured ; and has, for the benefit of the 41flicld requested Dr. BrodUm to publish her. Case, and will give, any person further satisfadion,- who is desirous of being informed.—Witness bei hand, this sth day of No vember. ilko. Witness to Ole above-, SARAH TAYLOR. A N N 13 It Cric 14, Butcher, No. 54, Shoreditch. Sir, in ;consequence of the treat betiefit which I have experienced by taking your Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial, I. think, it, but just to request you to publish kit) , Case, fur the benefit of those whw may labour under a similar complaint. I was of lieled for a length of time With a dreadful Nervous Disorier, ,that atketed me in an alarming degree; my body. was also swelled in a manner that made my existence very miserable: I was advised by the Faculty to try the Country Air, at a time When they could no longer prescribe to xelieve me; .this 31 SO but found no benefit ;. but by applying to you, Sir, and taking your, Medicines, i am quite restored to health and spirits. , • I ani,• Sir, Your ever grateful, hilmble Servant, - MARX CA SLAKE, Tall*Ow Chandler, No. 54, Great Alie-street,.Goodman's-fields, Whitechappl. Witness,'Mr. SPv itCON,thefatherofMrs. Caslake, Hat : held, nearChelmsford, Essex; Mr. B t VI A W ;CS Nov.- 1, - kSoo. Tn'pr. 13a one m, No. g, Albion-street, Blackfriars. Mrs. Cailake wilt give,anyi further information to Per sons CjedifOUS of a personal tuterview,, or by letters, Post paid.. • . .Mr. 3.. Goodenough, Taylor, near the Old Chapel, Knightsbridge, was afiliaed for a long time with iSeor'.. butic Complaint in his arm, Which was a great hitutracce •to.him in his•busiticss, and .for'which.he ~had recourse to several Medicines, without.receiving any benefit; but lkyl taking a feW Bottles of Dr. - BrOduin'S Botanical Syrup, was cured in a short time. Any Person wishing to hare further information concerning the said Chr‘'., may, by ap plying as above, receive a satisfiaory account. - The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had - at the Dodoes House, No. 9, .Albion-street, in Bottles, at 2s.—t is.. 6d. and is. 6d. ; alsq at Mr. Plibling'S e. dicipc Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford -street; opposite the Pantheon; Jcboult anti Co. (late BaeoU,), No. 150, Ox fiud-street ; Bottrgeois _anti Co. No, 3z, Haymarket ; Mr. Ward's Medicine Warclionie, No. 32 . 4, Holborn, opposite Gray's Inn ; .of Mr. Davis, Cork, Ireland; E. Newbery, the corner of .St. Paul's - Church-yard ; :Tutt, Royal Ex change • ' Williams, Perfumer, No. 41, Pall-Mall; Bolton, itoy4 ExChane ; Salisbury ; Mr. •Randell, Na. 174, Picca dilly; Mr. S winey, No. 21, ; Mr. Newton,, Riissell-street,' Bloomsbury; .Mr. Shaw, No, 4,. opposite the Southwark Bank, Borough.;' and by most Booksellers and Mildicinc Venders in the three King dOms. . I N 1)()N t Printed by_BUCIIA-NAN MoMILLAN, (of Bow-Street, Coverr-Cittien); anti Pui3lisheci by Ws4,r,via4,AßMl GC.I2 SCIt ttrs ( offifoi At the u N.L4 s, No. 11 z, Strand ; whore_ lidevtriiirmortt, Order, for the Patir l , Low' for ific &c. tint Teas: 26. YESTERDAY the decision" of the COurt-Martial lately ,held on captain' joH: , GIFFARI), of the 0-Alin City Militia, was made •puhlie at the Court-Martial Room in the Barrack,--The lot lbwing are Copies of the Sentence, and.the Loan tiEU:tENANT'S Letter NS General CRAIO, in-, Closing Its E);Celleney's Warrant : . SY THE LORD LIEUTENANT-C•ENERAL AND GE NERAL-GOYERNOR Ott IRELAND. CORNWALLIS. Whereas, at a General Court-Martial held in the Barracks of Dublin on the 2,9 th day of De cember, 'Soo, and continued by adjournment to the 9th of Jannary, iSor, of which Colonel COOTE, of the Royal Queen's County Militia, is President ; The Court being met and duly sworn, and the Judge. Advocate being also sworn, proceeded to the Trial of Captain JoHN GIFFARD, of the City of Dublin Milifia, brought Prisoner before the Court on the folloWing Charges, viz. • " t. For . lifting up a weapon, and offering- 'violence against his Co - int - nand* Officer, end firing at him--For striking his C(uninanding Officer—For disobedience of the lawful Commands of his Commanding Otticer—all when in the execution of his duty. • . „ . . " 2. For Disrespectful, Condua.toWards his Superior (lacers." . . The Court having taking into consideratio n the whole of the Evidence adduced in support of the several Charges preferred against the Prison er, Captain JOHN GIFFARD, of the City of Dublin Regiment of Militia, as also what wts.ad. ductal by. the Prisoner in his defence—find, that the Prisoner, Captain G t FFARD, is Not Guilty of the first part of the first Charge, viz. " Lifting tip a weapon, offering violence, and firing at his Commanding Officer ;" and do thciefore acquit him thereof. . , But the Court do find,. that the 'Prisoner is Guilty of the second part of the first Charge, viz. " Striking his Commanding Meer." The Court do find, that the Prisoner is Not Quilt) , of the third part of the first Charge, viz. " Disobedience of the Lawful r _ommands of his Commanding Officer ;" - and do therefore acquit him thereof; • . The Court_ do find, tha t the Prisoner,. Captain G IFFARD , is Guilty of the stkoHeCharge, Disrespeelful Condua towards his Superior Officer:" The Court, after the most mature considera tion of the whole of the Evidence, and viewing the condu& of Lieutenant-Colonel SANKEY, and the several Officers who accompanied him on the night of the i 7th of December last, as having de generated into riot and COnfusjon ; and the Court alSo considering the iniproper•conduft of Lieut.- Col. SANKEY, in not making use of the Officer of klte, Guard, and the tile o Men brotight :up by, hirh, to suppress any riot that-.existed ; and taking upon himself, in company with his Officers, in 4 tumultuotis manner, to take Captain GIFFARD into custody, which might without difficulty have been d9ne on Lientenant-COloirel SoticF.Va first coiningiowrt to 'Mr. Sit F RIVOO D'S—ar6 induced not to affix so high a degree of criminality to Cap. tainGmARD, as to consider his aas as done in violation of his Commanding Officer, Lieutenant- Colonel SANKEY, when in the 'execution of his, Ailey. And also, considering hiS miscondud to Major SANKEY as influenced. by passion, arising from the ill treatment and'ablise he received from the Officers in the street, immediately Previous to Major BAriXE‘es corning up, are induced ,to he so far lenient, as only to adjudge, the Prisoner, Captain GIFFARD, to,be suspended fOin Rank and Pay for Twelve Months." We, having taken:the Proceedings and Sentence of the said General. Court-Martial into consideration, arc pleased to approve and _confirm the same ; and do direct and re quire' th,tt you will take the necessary measures tbr having Sentence4)ronounced by the Court carried into exeon tion, For doing whereof, this shall be your Warrant: Given at His Majesty's Castle of Dublin, this aoth Dity of February, iBet. By His Excellency'S Cntiltnand, GASPER ERCK. To tkut.-General CRAIG. Frei, 20, 1801 stg, I have it in command to enclose to you a Warrant under His-Excellency the LORD LIEU TEN A 's signature, ra tifying the Sentence and .Opinion of the General Court Martial, of which Colonel Coo r r, of the Queen's County Regiment, is Presidellt, held in the Gaitison of Dublin, ori the Trial of Captauti °nit Girrnan, of the Dublin City Militia. • 'tiis Excellency desires you will co Tire= tbe Coun,, and in causing the Warrant to be read to tliciit-..-state, that al ,though upon sortie points there has,,hen a contrariety of evidence_, in the two instances of .gr o ss .miscondiiit, of wj eh .captaiq r r Ann has been found guilty ; yet it is apparent,- from the •MilDle ,tenor of the proceedings, that the tuinulturius scene exhibited ,hy the concurrent testi .mony of the several Witnesses, betrays such a total want ofdiseipline and ordinary derneanournroongst the Officers or Ow CPT*, that His Excellency thinksit expedient, for the preservation of good order and military discipline, to .lay their names • seyerally before 11) s 1‘1,,t rfi sTV, in order .to receive ilia Royal Comntands with respeet to any fur ther 'proceedings. 1 have the4lotionr to be, sir, YoUr Most obedient huinhle Scevant, E. B. 1.1 - IfLETIALES. Lieut.-General Ca AIG. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. SECOND DAY. No. 20, , 5 I, was drawn a Prize 6f Fifty Pouhds. . • , .. • ••••1 1 071 1 11E: • • • FAS. A capitahAssagtment Fixttlent . . k...7.Vegv:tabjei, being were thin recitilsite for the ' KitetiinVardest- .(Pc i titeficans exec test), aticCul Very inverier kinds ; put up in sealed pakl:cts for One,Guincii. 2. - Another Packet of fine Seediontikling-cliglitt iores':•! of the etipiccli FloVvers, which will till a Carden with one great, profuse, continuirriliw oFbeauty. One Guinea. N. B. Both those: ?ackols cpatA4awkator variety than can be purehasectsingly for the same itio - Key:" ' 3... Two New PEAS, wpii..:ll - far _superior flavour, and mosi , alinudatt ,bearittg, tare po , cqtrat.. "ciusets*:sectiott, Ss. each. 4. Twci New BEANS ; Oile ve.ry.lar i ge.; the othes small f both thin-skinued, tender, ..uutdcfleious beyond compatia, 4:on. - :11)4 small PIA v, 'ill bear till the end.of November.' Quarts, scaleri;••s3; eaeK. • -•., ; . Sold at t.:rocker's, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mal.l.—No Credit----Pay:Basmge: • -• • • • • • BOTANIC , NO YELTIEI.. I • Mr - nta NEST AMERICAN STRAW PERM tS, viz. I. The 'Great Virginian Scarlet I3all, an exquisite fruit, of,a muse captivating full rod isolpu_r„a flaVour ' exalted. fragrance, and • large 4izel---41 The Cherokee', Otte - tir Om- finest of all. Straviberries, which gives its enormous . Fruit in such • abundant clustgrs,, that three pr ,four roots have tilled a pottle.-3.. Th l 6 Paiaguay, equal to the -1 liDnietin every tine property; bitt still larger, baing .inlen four 'and ,tlSe niches round. a, The Great MODENA HAUTBOIS', .Vvliie;h bears the most astonishing clust er s - O f lailennd . ozquisitely high flavoured, fruit r --s. SnliltL HatrfatiOn will: pain= x • Whale Garden with its fragrance. • 3. Two enorinous‘CUßkANTS obtaintd , fr6m Seed, one red, the other white; .their bunches are of Ain common magnitude. And the -Berries as large as sonic Grapes, which.grow as thick as they cAa bang from the top t 6 thel bottom of the - trke. They are vastly superibt in flavour to. the old sorts, andantich sweeter. 4, The Great A MF.RICAN GOOSEBERRY, a new soft lately- obtained, Its sire; its very thin skin, juicy richfies;; and . high •flavour, it 4 striking brit liatiey,andmost beautiful tran4parmay„, mist: it ioti.. nitaly above coinparison with all ire new sorts. The Strawberries are plit tip; 'eLli'sort fifty PlantS in a 'ountile; for los. 641. 'rheCtirrants, h sort separately, - and'the - CouScherry, six- finq young trees in a bundle, 105:,6d. Sold at Ciikker', , , St. Alban's-treet,,Pall-M41.--No Credit—Pay Piistage. • • OLD WINE; riltliarated by ke'epino . large • quantities tog•.:ther in Vats, tyi SPENCER and • PERKINS, .WineMerchints, No..}}, , oilpo*it St..-Se pnlehre's Church, Snow-hill ;: who,' troiu z year; exile rierice of keeping such quantit;cs aS• tibin.-two thousand gallons 61 Wine .together, carte as:stre thc. ;nett • %Vine is not ofily 7 more agreeable in flavour; to sae i')ahte, but inore restorative 4114'!0/001e*I1CAO thr, 00111401 LAC aged and. infirin.. They,. have Port, a,ttr ripened, in - a Vat containing twenty_ , bottle Iron) two to seven: years. White Wines=-.=35,441 i deira, Sherry,...Pueella, Lisbon, : , ..nd.Mountuin---tileY 1 . 30 t from the.Yats as wanted. incxl7.l their t decided' so petiorrq S'O . WCII icridwo, - acknowledgbd. Such an immense : Stock ; enables' ;heal to serve their Friends with superior, Wihe, bcst Vintages, onthciruSual moderate ternis tbr Ready Money. t They send to anyliari of the Tekwir(aut legs than a DoLen) - free of : experice. . As many of their respeaable Custorners hiVintr cOn6. - t • . dence in their atcntion to sell superior Liquors,_vglie4 them to sell "Bpirits; , they have ilaid in' Cbgniawd3randy;:.. Pine. and janiami Runt, East ndta , .antl Rum-Orange • Shrub. 1 . • WALK ER's ST o MACHItAL WINE.. RS W ALICFRA; sirry that owiug to engagcntenrs tn.anot - her business, she has not been. M• " • able to answer the-great demand which has been..inatie fors i this incomparable Medicine,,occasioued by the late Biliou Complaint in the Stomach and - tier:els, for which 'it been found an infallible remedy.—Mrs. Walker berse•44s, who laboured under a Bilious Complaint for- many" years,, and -had tried event'advica and rectvw- in vaha. being . pit length restored to health by this excellent Medicine was', . prevailed on by her friends to make it public for glacpatit.. of others, Most of the complaints incident to the - lin iniat• frame or iginate frOm a nervous debility and disbrdered stb. mach, for want of a due secretion of bile and other` juices necessary for digestion, for Which this Medicine is parti.:ll lowly efficacious ; ' co it rreasthe bile ere es an appetite •tt and strengthens the whole habit ;it relieVes interntittin; • • • and slow levers, agues, rheumatic and gouty complaints, head-achy, faintings and tremors, expels the wind from: the stomach, and immediately relieves indigestion a Gen tlemen exposed to wet 'and damp weather will find it • prevent or take oft' the etfais of a cold. • has. like wise been found very beneficial to weak and sickly, children, and 'those troubled with ,WOring,' and she id be taken at that period of life when the coilstitutiate• ezp . eriences a - change. it is an excellent Fanal.ly dime, as it will keep any length of time, and is there. fore recommended to Gentlemen goin).-, abroad-. 'Many.' persons of respectability, who have given it' a fair trial ' have received amazing benefit, to whom reference maybes . had by applyilltdMrs.Walker, i'iintseller, NO. Corn."' hill, where it is sold Wholesale anti Retail ; also at, - Tutt's, Royal Exchans; Nev‘ buy, corner of St.. Paul's Church-Yard; Turtle, No. in, opposite Exeter , C hange ' Strand ; l' , W. Tomkinit; NO. '4§, , New ' street; S. W. Pores, cornerof Sackyille-street, Piccadilly; • Morgan, No. 20, MarAate-Street ; - S.'Creed, No, 2, kfuar Asticy's, Surrey-side Westrninster-bridA ; Kent, N 0.5, Raven-Tow, near Mile. End Turnpike; and in the Country' by-Norton, Corn-street, Bristol; Meggv anti Co.' Chelmsford ;.Adams, Shaftsliury ; Ireland and .ton, , vaster; Crittwell, Bath; Ruikes, Olonceeten; Norris, - Taunton; Evill, Wells; Wctton, Chertscy, Surrey in Bottles at a os.'6d. and sa. 'sd. each, Duty included. Letters (pose-paid) duly 'attended to. N. B. Take -notice, That , none is genuine, but what is, signed E. Walket., 4 I Nif.DICINE ACT. At the only Whisbotise for Dr. IA NI ES's POWDER, No. '4i, Si. _Path's Cilurch•ya rd , a kw liadts flora the • Curnerof Cheapside, PHE following MEDICINES are Sold, - at the P rit CS arine VC* of - the Snail? Doles- irn., posed'by this Ad; •htit no Jadirional_charge has been nude upon 1)r. AM CS'N Ir(I\VI)ER, whiCh is4Ontinued at the original Prii.volis: (xi. par Packet.. It tniy 1:) had At .1-1;.45. per oa4n; or the , quantity 91 a Ltozen PacLets ire one Bottle . for 41. 25. bd. Duty inciiided; sq tkat the Public are on . sutii.ref4: _ _ But in Order to facilitlte the oper...tioni anti to teisen the hinderr of this IVA, whicir would in a graft niNsurc have . pri,veti a Tax urn Benevolence, all the other At6licita: are iota to anti ersons purchasing halt 2 Dozeu, or trt6ac, Lice fr6nt the ekperi‘e of the Swops. J • S: d. • s. Dc. • aines's POtvirer 2 6 :Cephalic SnvW o 9 Aralrptit: Pills 4- 6 Dr; Steers's -- Cat Powder • 1 6. tic Luteeges. Dr: HOoper's Pills r I •=---Carnninlle.Drops r 9 1)r. Austin's Clialybeat 4/tsice of Coitilitot .3 ra. Pills - : .4 o g; , ;ence of Pepperin t ,te {kill's Bilious Pills s o 'Ornis - k.fildWeTheines '5 5 IYathy's Caraninativft _9 . is Tiekel l's ./Etber4mlSpi.. J 11411048 Soot; Pills t , 4- rit - 6 •C; rant's Drop; - t 0 (Treeliongh';'l'inelt! t es I3orton 4 s.l)rpps sft Tolu Larzenfres r iA ..ipiltbury'kUrops ifir.Spence'i Delikpricc 4.0 Spscainkan'4 Pills 2 co rcifte's 'rroc.t. uilltuk. 3 6 Euglish Colree 2 9 Hit - ihitri"s, by ditto, 2 6 :dr. - Seltar.der's Tea , 2 • 9 Dr. Sieees ()pock:Hoc 4 6 .7 jc,uet's Rheumatic Cutlvillsunt Oil a 6 Tintbirc - Atlo, the' (;c.nuitie Antuellusl'cle; trielst , i'ir Otl;er Proprittitry . IClrcti,inet to ttpute. Or tiers fur Expert}ttion;tre'strpplird without Starnps, as be-' fore this - Act. • iti:MittZPeriotittsiiiiirietthrly'Servarits - and Ales -sthOrs- itilittkr the tiotise i . f:NEWIV4RY, theP tOprie , - OF, is under the:prcesbity9fvointiimc_out, that it is at the 'East v. nit of t ifeat';c si to L'Ttapide. Arid that It his . a litze Whito'Sttic;coiri'Freht,. with thrte 'Worcts•ilv.. scribeit: " - THE y WA REHOUSrE FOR D. lAkiliS's . POWDER." • rse-ferrY-road, Westinirster); taus: b; ad resicci, ~