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HOME CIRCUIT. HORSHAM, MONDAY S MARCH' 10. RIOT AT LEWES THEATR E.-HOLLIS V. WEST. Mr. Serjeant BEST stated, that this was an atflinn ; to recover damages foi an assault aed imprittnunent - r , f the most aggravated nature; The Learned Set jeant opened this case ,, , and stated several circum stances,, which however , were not afterwards sup... potted by the eviden'ce. To prove thip cape he called Smart and Godfrey, the foremen of the carpenters nipleyed at the .liartacks, anti two other carpenter , . The aceount which they gave of the transat`tion that d el h a d tirdered a play on the sth of Decem ber ; the Plaintiff sat in oneof the boxes, and about, the end of the 3d IV - t he went out fne'ten Minutes or, a quarter of an hour ; dining his abser:ce • i t . ,st and a lady came into the Ket, and sathirriS:elf down in Place. Hollis soon aftert,v:tiiiS, t t , urned, ed sat do.A n behind West. The' latter' insisted that 10 - Should leaVe the tx, as there was .fftee , :ty' room elsewhere. - The. Plaintif said he tlad paid hi; inttcey, anti would not nut. Mr. .We - st went round to the foreman Stuart, anti!apked ..-his•nanire.telti,..g Smart tharhe should bt discharged: not.give it. He then returned to the •licx, and insitedb.that Hollis shotild go our, which Ireiog . reftrA, be attempted to force him out. This produced. a .scalit. The efficer , and soldiers assisted. each other, ;ma the - harrackers.(the earpenters) did; . the same ; - it at last ended by the soldiers - cat ryin„gf away.several.of the latter to the dungeon in the, town. • Nine of them,.however, could say that s _the: Defendant •Wt,•st had given any orders.to the sol- . diers,to , e , rry Hoflis to the prison. „• • • • speech: anacros4Lexamini tion, endeavoured to prove that the carpenters beeti the-agi;re- , ior.;; titat they had'orjered the play as Co . z ti: nn-the Offieerl, ti ho kid some nights be tune i netes_es'tir.leretl one. That they went to the hytts.- witt poW,!ered heads and coCkedhats, in Mi ., my-v insult .1 the Officers, and that their -whole coq4ust was with insult to 'licit t,uperiots, 'which, he at'tri'c;ii - te:i to the excessive wages tiley re .-cetved trio Gavetnment work - ; it tieing proved by. tltc t.,irenaii 'that they received between four and• :five r eek :ts j 3nrneyrneWs wages. These 'fact., h: wee er, not - being proved by airy witnesses,6, Learned jur'•ge, in summing up; detailed the tads in evidence, and said he was e , :y f oniiiitrn that the Defendant had behaved . wrung ; at the same time, he observed, that there was vo proof that the Defendant had caused the unpristmtnent, they must therefore find a ver dtet ° for him in that' part of the charge, and: 7 give such damages as were adequate to the assault, and nc more. V,:rdief for Il.;,tilittfr—Jamages 51. • Another Adinn arising out of the same transac_ . tton, wzo brought against a Captain Munroe, and it pruved in I,lle lattei c.i , e that be had , orticred the ituptisonment ut the i.laintiff, the July gave to% &mazes. KINGSTON, MARC A 22. Hugh Eva" ,s nhikt - A on Lori, ELLENso- Rotioti';: t IllaliCiOUSly.cuttingand wounii.ing ElizThedi Pahner. Mr. MORRig, Statel the case, as was afterwards proved by ,Eiizibeth Palmer, the Proiecutrix : she' said she lived in a Court in Tooley-street, .South wark ; .1 1 tisoner was a tvatertnan, and lived with in few ‘1,)0r..; of l.er in the sane Court. On the 2oi h of last, 11:;,vi,og sent her servant girl to: get some be..•r, the girt returned all bloody, having been Lic.a:e:l by the Pri,oner - : she tely went to tk: dnor, and c.iUed him a • dirty villain, and, as zdrock.i, used other violent language to him, u•ion fell,upon her also," and knocked her down, saying, " n y.ri, Miss Palmer, Pli your pretty face for you ," lie:twd a knife in . hand, and he cut. her On the temple, in tl.e face, i., the a nd on the forehead. She became in ' st•asib!e, but when recovered, the Prisoner was •1, and in costodY. She she wed the scars . of the wouods, «, inch apparently 114 been very des;lerate. • On her cro,s-e:larnin'a . ll , on, she admitted that she was aPonfortunate g ir;, - 'l);it denied having given any other provocation to the. Dziendant than What she had stated. e „&avoured - to substantiate, by ti,, ; Pri s one r hail been first aisaulted by the Yrostcutrix and other , , but that tad witalyeAringood other witnesses proving the' above State al t Ole jury Iliund him Guilty—Death.- At the late Assizes heidlor the County of Dor._ set, ‘Ahich terminated at Dorchester' on Saturday, • f>r the wilful murder of Anix Clark, of Briant's . Pddle ; G. Goddard, Fr a bulglary tl Bank' in Dorchester ; and W. IVeller, removed by, Habeas Corpus from Sltepton Mallet gaol, for stealing w,gelding, the property of Edward _Baily, wete capitally convided, and received 'sentence of death. The two : latter are reptieVed, but Smith was left fur execution. Grace ilMls and Elizabeth Simonds; charged %% irk the_ murder of their hastaed •children„ wereyeTedively acquitted of the murder, but found guilty of concealing the births, •and - are to 'be imprisoned Inc twelve 1-.47nitiVs. Weston, for steal ing yarn a tGiiiirigham,:i',....(o be •trtinsported f9r yen yt'ars: cl:arged with receiving war. like stores, is admitted to bail; Ann .dynes, charged with stealing 6.4`t iotes; and D. Templeman, for shooting a desectprat Dorchester, were acquitted. • 'A wager fOr 400 guineas, was laid between Mr. Kri'mrts,::itl:VlVlY. SIMEON., to decide whether the latter Gentlerll:4ll or BY,E,R.I.EY was the best shot wilt a pair Of dueililig pistols. The parties mei an Wednesday to (k:lie tlse bet ; she distance assigned was t welve•pacc7 , ,, and the, target the size of a Mali, the bull's eye i)ting in the supposed place o'f the heart,. or circle of tilX inches in diameter. Six shuts each .yere filed ; and though •no aim was pertnitte6l to be taken, each Gentleman lodged five balls in the bull's eye ; the extreme distance of the random shots :measured only ten inches ; the wages is of course yet undecided, DUBLIN. COVI:T OF KING's BENCH, FEB. 21. CHARTRES, BOURNE AND CO. rZ); JON NIACLATNE•• THIS cause excited a good interest,• being an action for - defamation contained in. certain letters addressed to Mrs. Aime Montague, by the Defend ant, tending to destroy the credit Plaintiffs in their line .of busints. 'ne Solicitor General opened the case My Lord and Gentlemen of the jiary,this is an ac.:. tion brought by the Pi,ain;iirs, who are Prize Agents, the Defendat,t, for del)rrution.of,cliarader, the particulars of which - I shall endeavour -to state a: , briefly as in my power : Gentlenien of the juts,. the PLinfiffs succeeded. the late Mr. Char.. ; ties, who was.lormerly - a7M - aster in the, Roval I\ 4 lavy,' , l and %vh , 'latwsute you hay,. all-had almi.vVdge of,! and as, I -.gym instructed, , have since .ktondutied the . business., with ,the same honour andy punctuality which, c'l4l:.,tterized . it in the life time of their pre. .dtcessnr. '• ;In the , month nf March last, they were'apillied _5ll iii the way of their profession by, a Mrs, Atm:: Montagne, to,tecover fur her certain prize-money due' to her late. husband, Peter Montague . ; a Pi sate in tie 9 . ztl Regiment of • Foot ;. and in t:ue cour,se bu.;iness. they L tiansmitted , : her cipitu to their agents its London to ascertain the sum due to the 'deCeased, in order that they might be en abled to pay her . the amount when the same was c4rtied •to their cicdi:. lii b );;IC ,!:;>r 7,ftcr, but before they bad . r,ec',:ivid a reply fr , An L union, a or titter, Was presented to them, dated MOate, .Westmeath, i which ran as follows :-, • . • • • - " Pay to Mr. lolui Mvettirri-the :Amount of Prize-money, -due' to (I,:ccasaLittistlaud, Water Nliintax..:ll, the-yr.ll tar which this shall be your authority. " ANNE MONTACCL." , . TO Iv lu,di Plaintiff; answered, that they had not receivcd"'adt'ice fr. ut' r Lond.u, bur when they did, should remit the suili ; hie to Mrs. ivlltitague, agree ab'ae to her clitehl , Ais. In some . ,time after, the {Raft belore-mentim , ed %v.'s presetvel to the Piaintiff, for pay tn, - ;it, htr ansW:ercd . tint t the net: flair 11 /411 nea2 remitted to Mrs. Montague at i'vloate, - W;ltich Was and faCt, as will be proved,' and consequently a htic. ,, tl time pay it.— Gentlemen of the jury, the Plaintiff , . hciirtl lib more . 4 this transaCtion - Lill Amur the umnichofjune • wlien the woman in qUesth ! n again arriVeci, in town, and calied on . the Pl'aintiffs,:,and after acknowLedg initbetr, Punellity, in Kinitting her ,thon:y, , in. formed them that when last in to.wn, not ha,isig received tOe money, - which , she, then; :,ignorantly thout,tit should have been immediately pail, she, with the akl v ice of some other persons, .equally ig norm:, applied to the Defendant, who keens a gm . ces's shop in Bishop-street, in this city, but latterly thought fit to art as a_Prize Agent, thinking that he, would • immediately 'pay her Cie. same ; but on finding that he could, wt, she. returned toiler place of residence, and there r ecei ved several letters from the 'Defendant, by Which .he induced ,her to Send, him the orderl have before alluded to. She like wise informed Piaii.tiffs ihat she thought herself bound in conscience to make the only at:it:et:tent in her power / for having entertained any injuriou , sus. picions of, their condua, which was .by delivering • them those letters, out of which the Plaintiffs . se stun, the contents of which ate the subjed of, the present acAion, anti arc as follow, viz. " Dul;lin,-33,13i5h0p-strcet, Alma 17, 18.c3. • . " MADAN:, " It wz.Li.nor in my power try.picsent your draft on Char tres ar.d Co. ti i.l yesterday ; on presenting it they could 'not deny having received the money, but said they -would not pay to that order, but would remit you the money. lF they should so teiriit it, I shall - thank NOU ro return it, and say, that as I was the parson - au thiiri=l 'to do your business, you will only receive your money throi►glt my 'hands You may likewise safely say, that they had Sioutnioney:When vett were lit in lowa, and they denied it. • I t yoti, will- say. in course of post that you will return it, I'll instantly get their bill protested; alit put them to a littletroubte. •• 1 a.n your obedient Servant, JOHN MACLAINE. . . '" P. W. you to inform th:.in' that I have Cull authority from you t 9 act as 1 think tit:in the busine:•s." The contents of the second Letter were as fol. low : " Dublin, 38, Bishop-street; April 30, 18 , 33, " Mrs. Montague, " On presenting your draft a second time to Chartres and Co. payment Was refused, saying that they had remitted you the money. Nut knowing whether this was truth or not, 1 did not ' think it advisable to take. any farther steps until I beard farther from . you. On the whole, it they base ac tually•sentyou the money, I - would advi,e you to accept of It, in order to. make the best ()fa bad job, as they are-people of such a description as nu person. of charaticr would wish to to have concern with. . • " I am your obedient. Servant, " JOHN MACLAINE:" , , • Thus you see, Gentlemen of the Jury, the dis covery of ijipse secret calumnies, which certainly were the offspring of envy . at the prosperity of the .:and which, if proceeded io,' might- in the end bc their utter ruin, was made by the Merest accident, and probably would never be brought to light, but for•Ahe integrity of the person who re ceived them. These letters were addressed to the care of George Ciibborn, Esq. a Gentleman olniuch respeaability in the County of Westmeath, whom I believe I. have oow . the honour of seeing in Court.' Mr. Ciibborn read the contents, as well as several other persons, who'' all. very naturally . observed to the woman, tha; if the House of the .PlaintitTs was of such description as those letters stated, it were better she never had any connexion - with them. . - Gentlemen of the Jury,. I have to regnest you .1 will make it your own ca'se, and consider what _would be your feelings, if a person. en gag ed i n. the same line of business iwith anyone (:t you, should write two similar letters, the evident malice and basemess of -which.-.1. need not, descant .This, Gentlemen of the. Jury, is: an aaion worthy your must serious consideration. It is our brought for the recovery of damages for a rough expres sion, or a loose insinuation dropped in a fit of hasty resentment, to which all men are more or less subject, and which we must charge to the „ ty of human nature. No ! but it is an actio,n . brought f the sake, of common justice, and. for the vindicatjon of the Plaintiff,' char4ler, which has been most linprovukedly . attacked, in a calm, cool,. and colleaed man ne r. This was not amanly attack, as the injured party To T. TAYLOR, No, 9, New lizidge, , street,- , London. • • • SIR, Edinburgh, May c, iSoo IN .the Spring of • rig+ I was atilkied with - a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with incliner enee.tOr,live montlis4 but w i ts.. then obliged to apply to a regular Pity sic.t . , who put a tchivrary stop to tfle-viru - knee of thai Disease '(by mercurial applications} for some. .but growing, in spite. of all ine.dn:ine and the advice. of the first Gentle:lieu of 'the Faculty here, worse and: worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost • un paralleled aral ;beyond descriptiim, being an entire leper, iotd ulcerated float tread to 14 rut.—My head, throat, moat h, - nose, hys, auras, have been alternately in danger of becoming useless iii short, • I have haul twenty to thirty eating itic.:rs, on me bode, 'and nearly. totally de prived of Si ilt. It would .be voiuniinbus to, particula • rite all. my 'case—suffice it to • site , tivire never was, or 'ever -will he, one of a more dangerous; or cr . - a." more coni pli cam' nature. 1 was long looked, upon by my friends, and imagined myself, 1 - );!yoilii ail iiopcS o 1 tee,,very ; and, in deed, in . ' my then conclitiOn, titatlt was preterable to my ,toore than mi s erable...state.. In this dr , :adful situation did, I drag a most ,-nii4Tabje existence, till Divine l'roiidettet. threw in Inv way a' Newspaper containing - the ca s e . of a •M r. li. of ,Vlynnitititrietis r read it, .1 could ;tot.--I sent and procured- so:anytti L:: A K PILLS, which, by using tn,Tti time to • time, ant now, awl have long been, (after mhre . thah rears • distress), in as yood ir-altn a; ever 1 'enjoyed ; as 'proof Ot this, I I:4:1 iii:, bunt to me a few 1110}li ii, au. ln-gtatiinde To God, and-in_ hopes of rendering n o tellow-ere4tUre. service, I request "you to -,publish this; an,.1.--you may ...it any time refer . persons who wish-to be satisfied of the truth : of this, or.further To in or uty .friends, by lettef,er person. Astew. cases for badness ,ever equal • miiie,T And none exceed it , 1 n h ave frum experience every reason to assure' mankind, that in' your I,E,Mt's 'PILLS' they Will tied a st i re . ,..:ipcedy, sate, and radical cure, lin 'the. most dread. tut s :age it the Venereal Disease, :which is. COM FIRME* Lurs. I: T. • * Insurmountable' family , reasons prevent • making my name and address public ; but .creditables perarms wanting Information may also be r,,ier!ed to me and tne; friends by Mts. S. Clark, katns'ay:(:ardens, Editfourgii: Prepared and Sold iTy,tne Sole Proprietor, 'l'. TAYLOR, lvt:inner of. Mlle Royal College of Surgeons in London; :It iiis hoose; No. New 'Bridge-street, - Where he ‘vii I give Advice without a fee, to 'persons tak-' ing these Pills, and will, , answer ,patients letters, if post.: .. paid, ,on the same. o tc•lms, observing in all cases the most, triviobible secrecy, no person's name o; case tidying been; mentioned, but ar theirliWli particular reque.ir, by -the ,Lkto-• prietor, during the course •or , more -than tint - Ty-six yea,rs, that lie has had the conduchit„; of an extensive sale of The; above Medicine; amid the practice: ariiriZ - alercfrom. - They are sold by i.is Appointment, i'or -the eorive nience of those living at a dislanee, by Mr. Baxter, -South-bridge, Edinburgh;' Mr. Nlacdonald, Printer:Was gow, to• whom • at:so-At. T 4 refers •lor ins 'address ; at the' Perfumer's, • , St. Alban's-street, Mr,' Robertson's No. tv3, 1)06 - id-Street ; Mr. borough's, ists-stieet-hill, nearly Opposite the Mo-, ..t n ; is., .I V. ; r: zv, S l \ I „ ? e o l o i k , 4:-11)1Luti atilt, 'every con•.;itie'ral - de 'to rest-I:ritam and 'I rely id, Ire -Boxes of- , 6n14. , Cs: O. each, sealed up with full and plain wile::by persons of either. Sex may cure theTn selves \%:th and secrecy, Na 'iEve6` sold.. in .Great Britain is sealer up . • with a Stamp, on which, bv favour of it e Commis- Sioners, printed, at 'the Stamp-0 !lice T. Taylor, t No. 6, New litid..!e-street," to imitate WhlCh is tciony, amti all others arc counterlit. . , N VTGABLE CANAL, GLOBE INSURANCE, is E IRON ItAl MAY SHARES, and AMILADL-' i.sSURANCE POLICIES; 111.onthly Sale, . . - . -.A.. By Mr. SCOTT, • at. Garra- On Fri.lay . the 6th of April, at Twelve &Clock, way's, Change-alley, I.oudon, ~ r-r- liE .LE LDS ?nd LIVERPOOL NAVIGA" viog - I 'ION, Fly; Shares, in this e.;tablished imprO._l „er C-ni7erii - ;'the' Dividends - hay: l . , for 'some lime been 8 l 1 ', - S,a e per . Anriurn, and by its well knovvn adVanta 3 " expected to incr4e. .. ' • Half rile GRAND - FUNCTION' CANAL; ShareS and .IL. Shires.- . . 'rlivi-- .„.:Elx: SHROPSIII RE.'C4NAL, Ten Shares; 11ktt fy . f 1 in , ( 1 1:: . kl , L.; i .. .1: - ,1 year were ( sl.. los. per Share;, will certanhy.-- ctease. ' il V • Afs4ShAresin the ROCHI3ALE,I.ANCASTER ,I)- LEY., and the KENN ET and. AV ON.Canals. The WANDSWORTH IRON RAJLWAN' to CrT cl onl, Ten iinres, and New Silures in . the Continuance 0 R Veal , ' ..(I:lDer - G . 1.0 'OE INSURANCE 2.:Lool. Subscription, -P. , - , cent, and I.),:; , rini. five pefeent. interest: The. AM rcA1. , ,1, E , SO CIE TY - -.. S 11t [EMITS : X.!' lN s '. 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Co,: t.4- 3.1 ' . : remuneration 'are, titt•-A - 1,(.,4 Ill.: first jtittvie';‘ , .•- ' ~ 1' 11 1 K, liatietiis- lo.; th& -Ositiiitr):"are t:iiiirilt d ' . 'f6 ' ',tic! r'sc : I ,e , Ncite, awl striq rs.: ‘ ,..pl, r stecl tII ,1111) , ,icityl $ juv r it,::,:. :t t itt,ll , ' ll lita.' living, a.; well a:; tne C\ tsar:! syni.,;,!!!!ts . orli,e, cvioi'P'7; 7 , - . •Metilber' , of the It.oyal'Collo j ,:t.: , •. - Ntir:wolis in .t.i ,r •1 I , ri ti -t lo:fe No. 29, Str:lllJ, ..Ar.u,141-siit,.., 1ie',....k. .-!:ij r ' -- " . _.., is an ati.t.litiona., L-litf.a.J.l.: ill‘V Lit ...1• : • .'t , ; :i • ~ i,,,,,,.. ....„.....'"- --- _GOV LIOINiiiNT StE,Clllt I 'l' ow. . . • c os clone arc Genuine,- Avlt twat • ittviug •,"LSA s" 4 '' •LiverpoOl," en;7,:atved.lit : and Ten ,tvazd, for every' ;ottle.• sold without. a Stamp, - on conviction, AAct4.1,1,G.,). Cit. t 6, before ;ay, ustic.:: of' th;.: . I - A9' Or. SOLOMON', COI(1)1 Al. BALM au: G , • ..,t‘t ,1,1‘.1.11.1 has been ~.$ I " in pra.:Atce, with the greai.:l. series of years, to youth and agz, of either v. he toe'il ;L e . , the ybjetts of this most powerful, aF,:t stortitive. •,Where' the d , .. stomach is ri,sorreii, the bc'el4:s?9 tii NVCLlkeried ; paknleS, bc)illi} ' decay, enlaci o JOil, and •;. sitikinto' the head ; xvhet.: . narvoliS, astumitic; Jo' , cirondrical complaints. hare shattere,d the • Cordial Balm Its uv,iv,crsally establish2 , l iii restor.tti,',lll-oit Oticy, and inay , be Ju stly enumerated the, to r :: of those discoveries -whidlt -medical reszarL ~cured' blessing -or the lii: counter*,tivcs to human rnis.:ry : in sielitit:ss i 5 viole:lt purgings, ititulenci;s and obstrurtion:4, it t hL zuld' efficacious remedy:. The synil)rorits of • ell'•:as . q :serenit 4tlct eileatl'ulness, oess, o spirits, diiiiiiesS °! , „01.0 c •ntused thoughts, and wanderings or- th.• 'ara ntelarrerttll77:` , Titt - ;111 - kirTtPlol'hy=riC..:onipl aiotS. •• A SaviliA of Nine hit lams hi Tlvo Guinc:is• The C g iptil Balm ot Gl'it;.l:l 'is sold in Itottles , oit . lea each . ; there are also Bottle,, c ` - lug equal to four bottles at los. b b,l. whi:il • ~.„ lures 9s. inelmling al o WirrYi4v; Dr.; Stx,ll) of the Pioprietor'S gains anti Acrdiess, - " Saio tt el'Sold` °° ' •verp:ml," ttritnitake whicit i•feluny. • • N. 313. the-Pottage of all letters must be irrur The Cant ial Balm ddilead, A triiTctig•hies , r' stergent Lotioit; , aud " ec r-s tr - Sold by Remirant, Ilaitiburgh - ; t it. Bath, PO" jqi„. .51L40,t1,_14411kiSlii td ;, Bath, by „11a/ant:; Bristokli'un!,in Initigiuunrkn'ott ; lledrord, ; • Bury St. Etitnund:L, . ; C' , ventry, Rut ter, Keymer•; C;tutc:t., ; •,.;:\ ; 11::theringtt;ii ; Cl.tcha• Pool And Suit ; Cilleheiter, 1 • -ChatOpdal4.44tirti.;44+l4 l S- - t• ii.igtidit.,-44.0011'..' I court ; Derby, Drewry; num, Pcnoitv,lo:4l).' • Neiliesi I?e•YiLcs„k.(4v.c ; ,I)oyshester, lai:ksoo 1: - .(tioBurgn, t_;10'7„;:• 7t:xcrer, Trey , fy:ati and-, Sow: Valmoutiii • 1.!• 11 `'",`,,,1, ter, ,Vitt, Walket• ;• Glasgc . ),, ; ✓ 4 , druggist ; Leeds, Bon;, holtnes ;- .leailley • . - • Leice Gre , ory Swinfe,, ; --.•-er 7 CilOSte, Roi ; Nlartb., r rou4b, nold ;; ~ Newbury, ve ►l - tiller. •, , M 1 castle, Walker, .116,1 . .. - ,s't;il ; NOrtliainptoo, h A in, 13141414 g .; ' r w icir; - ,"Stwto n• • alai, t::.q-••.t ' Jones ;Plykli..,:ith :lox land ; Ports:n itttl' ;• ltdadttig,'Subirt Am: ; Kciithlatata, , See eat ; Stakriid, ;. b..arnorough, ;. A l:cy Iv ; opt Will:., Sl:range ; vi 11 ; o f Cr Wood ; Windsor, 1 .; ; -4r.ci.t.?2? 1 : , ;'• d '• :(5 ' 11•Icilieines the ' Unded • • ‘liliook.may a - 114kylilAtition' tl ""' • • . :'ages, price 01 , 1Y_ i LT u t,, t; 'sow mo u, U IDi..To Or advice to botu :exes m , on feale. I " tr' t AP pocnoildriac, and Lonsumptive sty` ti 4 recoritin:uAled to young rne,, aild boys t . 1 t i s jtiC " li li inaiiy years experience and ob:;ervanoo . q ,,fts+ ,, ,cooasitiences or' a secret dcstruzuve added an Essay on :liseAses inci:',ent to 1,..na 4,,, 0 •.„ : pendix on the subjo:t of a -:''unary ile•strtit an 'Address PdieittS, have the care and edmiatitm id youth • Batning,exp a tatty rile mode - of 4;4 ,1„: !..1 ow • stages' or. tit!. Scurvy, matisin; And Ven.:reai Dis,:ast : ci ,ol°l ' s , the danger of Improper connexion:, i.:l;hoi • 0,11 The amazing sale or . tnis•L "-' ooK is its vtist • N: Printed by 4UCI - lANAN M'MILLAN, (of Bow 7 Stre,et, Covent-Gar, 'Elicit, M 0• liz, Slxand ; w 41r, Ind Published Nll,+l AM isenwits, Orders for the rei‘per,- had no means of rebutting a : charge which they not this was in exiht6:ce--EcTe was nogetieriu, emulation between two ;•ersons, • eactr todeav'ir'r'rog to vie with, the• other in charatt,,r ami respectability'. The Defendant finding .that the .far greatec part of the business inch way , was trins'itte 'by the Pi tn tiff,, lortned the ide;f that' an attack on't.lteir Chirac-. ur wouldliest suit hiS views', and vainly liOped to _start into notice km theiain of the Plainttffs. The , DA:Aid - ant , bas not presumed to plead ; a in ; tifi:a . ton' of his conduct, conscious, that' he could not hi int; forward one single Witnoss to rove that the c.tlntit - tiles contained in his tellers were Well fottic . ded ; by pleading the general issve denies the lad, aSSert ir!g, that those letter's were not '‘a.titten . by -though we:have safficient evidence in Court 'not to prove ha! - Id-wri.ting by their own knowledge; of it, biit tikewise"by Lis Own i.dinisSirin hetetof , ,te. that ;they' wcre written ttv ,Gentiernen,' the Plain:llEs' have "thought 'fit to bring; this action) •b:tore jary."6l-their Fellow-citizens, conscious chat their ventitl w ill stamp such eondtia with the pklnishnienr it driervee. • .111r.YoNsOisus',. as Counsel: for the Defendant, , here addressed the jury, and said, that hes was hap py to belie.tie tllebtriines4 - woula not much longer_ detain them, :t.A his Cient was ready to subinit to . a verdiCl with all the c.sts, St.. provided that ,the PiaintitTs accept of his apology, which was, That he was extremdy sorry lorhavti g, in ;...1 uttuarti,:a tn•ttnent, vtrittc.l tie letters e.l :I.JI the ..uhi,C't of ,tote present aetion—llLtt hr tv-,s bu , ines4 (I,tlYe Lon- . , duAed with the tittnust ntrlt' and pulittuality, and . that he had no, iota of Iturtin ,,. 'Piaintiirs in cha.; ntade Or t The Cottnel for the Plaintiff; rfplied, : that the . only object of l.it Clichis \vas ari'honotirab!e• diation of their chat - a:tier, i , :nd 'as that'"was cifKled; by the Detendatil's ackoowle. - igrrif;nt . , they :flad no desire to hurt' Ddetidainf- by yrocliedit4 ibt• cn tges—opon Baron'D'AN . L thi! jury to ' fiti3 a verdict for the dip, with hill of Suit, Cun,c; S;diCittit i -Geneiiit; and Barrington, and Gotherie—Agelit, Lewis WAlker. • • • Cc~uu el for ll k ftctidallt,—.Me , rs. ,Curran, Posi- Fetchtr, auti, _R(Ybert. June:, 5 IRTI - 1. . • . . . . . ~ . On the 22d inst. the Lady. of Carrier Tom fpsDn, Esq. o Round Coppice, l',.Ll:s, of a Son. • DILL). At Nutoaington, Yorkshire, on the 14th of Alarch, Mrs, Cleaver. 0 'VLSI E 1 A 1-0 Wink Stock shut Navy 5 (.snt„Spiat 5 per r, y , suut Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per t..:ent. Con. shut 3 per C. It. shut C Con. '564 ' L. •Ann. shut 13. S. Ann: shut; Y. -India Stock , - South Sea Stock I:xcheqiier 13111 spar 3 . 1 )44 Ceut. 1 RI 551, 3 per Cent. Lk:furred 47 s S I n lia for Account Bank for Tranif. 'C'ons for tzth April 56[,;3 CC't.'n.:i OF F XCIIANGE. FKID.A.y, N1...1,0kt 23. Ainstc.rdusn 7 2 us. Madrid - it) impor Ditto, at sight 37 o Ditto - 3.45 eft...!dive Rotterdam - 37 8 2 us., Bilboa - - • - 345 ig3s 4 . 25 us. - - Aituira _ll - 35 5 2i us. Navies 7 37 Paris day's (la.. 25 2 t.entra - - - - 45 Paris, ditto, sto 2 us.•l Venice - - - 59 ...i.lourd•zaux, do. 25 to Lisi)on - - - 61 'Cadiz. - - in paper I Oporto 6 I Ditto • 34 eirc.st.tive Dubin) - - 165- - dICICR. Scare C lidilari &c. (t 2;! -)a: outti Molinti"-street, G a) vvnor- sq u 4 re); ', must at.k il - 05t!C LON rnr . t.