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, f JUNE will eon izes in the atiore 2 of 2,0001., &c. rill of which lent Lottery, who :hots, or selling f June. 12/. each, tktiti Co sue() Prize, to Ticket or Share ,atteri. but after Lottery. tltitliztke,v 41 AND• • • ' 111,111 • ‘InGICAL DISPENSARY. ki.lt4ll tile D UKE•of YORK, President. Member of the Royal College, " 0. ; • rtii 1 of LOlOlll, , Ron. Col. Julia Latouche, M. P. Nub te I'fii'' tit the above 4 r the exclusive Treotment of VE" and their dangerous Consequences, `llls that tiave reSalted from it, se- Its S,trgeon, (standing high on the from haring directed hit. chief at- It is the misfortune of Patients t " he too eften the dupes of illite "rtictie on the credulity by imposing Against this class (of late so Ilr..l*.itrnari conceives it a part 'of bis t= I Übli e, by Pointi ng to the Litt of "hed Itt Pebrnary talt;, as the only 'ihier t i ertising ton hem of Pe Wirsonsthout be enassuming sanc , such , to li e credited. The annual g reports itProve, that some of the most atcaDObilitV, 'anti other soPP"ited !,q(ielierathe Organs, hare b " 11 here "Y tre.tted; fa cts which require no ' ace a lus to Prove, b ut the mast re l'4'enn'utted as usual..by both Sexes, Ch arlotte -st reet, Bedford-square, tee alh i Country are to be addressed, I , and Medicin e will be given, ur 1t:. second' Edition, Practical Oh trit.i*ses, by F. Kiernan, and may be s oho rt, No. 20) Paternoster-row, and il, No. SS, Hu;- rd •st i‘jt bout Mar AM`l.lllttS, AND CONSiMIN aI ' II4IICT/SV. ED' A GSA Nt 0 F salutary Nledicine Claims the atteption pectitr degree, as. it combines all fur eradicating. the most violent ,11)ger tiod Consumpti ons, Without es , or obliging to confinement the :lraortlinai7 virtues is perfectly Hone y'. Whiellit has experienced with radis h?:t7t convincing proof of its , cery ,su• t(l.v;*vr7lnnuftrons t(estimonies which „ of the heuefit the so ffes ",tchcine, is tire following letter ad 'Niii -."Y Cuoatil, 40, Minbries. ' 4 lt t .` e heeti i • Nlalyai, 2,211 NI3Ft 1a11',.. I' , ll. : csitlr,h , n The minlille of the year I ttl‘t attacht u ... ' '' )4 l,tii, 11"Ylninen.*: the., raged tn the end fir /1,1144, I.4e:tring fur 4 tliort intorval ; :r,;.(,),,_7,i, ~i,t„,,,,4,;.,!1,,,,r,,,..,iu.,1,,e; With the additiutt k.lli"lilieuil ;:4, ,',ry frenutnt wheezing In m). ‘tit ,lt liiit ii;l4 U'C'ltl'lnt. Tilii i lithicell tue t. seek ‘ I tl'" J 4). i'l relief front e at aid giver' I ".'„" it yintr linprtird Mikan ] iit* ;tone:, Niuttally fruili tie ptenther,ta l t to t-he i'le'ici'' '' to * lnlet that it "really lit Pittively enrril nly violent entigh, relief in the wheezing and difficulty ne ttoi to race a'quantity of Your Int hett yutt will send futir dozen of th e '!"-‘,n i le t io the care of john eitErht hers' 4 ' 4 1 i'. FI N order on'Tlioates Coons, 1; to pay Ibr the sme. 416edient "ierrant, JOIIN EttENITAII: Ti alt -44 ' Of 114.ney is prepared (ottlY) '4ll, ehemi it -0-4,1 Droggilt, .17, ~:4" fi'' 4. 12i. cd. tacit, duty ,flpia)latottitt, by J „Evans and Soh' el.), Whillt:Ralt, , 1:;et Ats for the su p 1 , 31'111 Ellint,Thrt,..l3nrotgi; Knight' ' l * 'ld .Hulw•eli, %annuli. Ilitaltaint 4,ylt 411, litilhorn ; 1117,141°n "" ei). tjil;;,6lll:Zchaot e : Nix hate Balton, N . 1: . ; N;thger, LO. Oxfor(1-siveet, itt:liiztit.tittliii-garden ; Cothran, (;teen. 1 ". 1 0 %! re l ' i tit itei-illt:r'evt t:l•it..l)ltutettr4lteeni(liji i7iti ..".rtini•l',lnnt. Tate not ice limit arc si&oe4 at the 'uott eni of the' tahaphlet MOM. 01. 'r:.""'"b"'"s- -----""""'"'"'"'""""'""'"'"'"i"."'"'"'-----.• ' 1"."." CONTR./CT FOP C.-.I2LES. ,'' Nievy-o.llice, ilarch le, ISIY• • r. , I t E rnIA CIP a OFFICERS and COMMIS- VOA , k; 7 ),, !' -"- 01.111 S . 11 . 4 .7BSTY's. P. 7 .1-1 7 Y do hereby tOtice, that on Thursday, the Inai of .4pril nra , t, ' Ott ea - 'Op they will beerently to treat with suelt l'cr- -011 thy le wg'ini,r to Contract for supplying his Ha- -40 ' ! rarels at Parantouth rttcl P' . ' i AOl4l, itpaouth wad. re 4St , . . ' lr. ' ler,il t "' V the Comb s , and a •Fornt of the 'Tender, tills ' o , r 44 0 14 ' °Ate. .IVr) render will be received alter latty,;„: l ,', l j kr ( letsnt of Treaty, nor any noticcd, unless 1 1 1: - ~t ,r4:7';'alitt for hint, attends. ,110 k o, , z ~„, he acewnprtnied br a Letter addressed to ,itt ' : 18, i,,,_ 0 11 ) a and sigod by a responsiVe 'Jerson, en- ,l!l ,451,1607.c)07 &marl with tie Pers.oi tenderin 4 7 , ,, in the 40 . ' JMe due perfor»taac e rj . the Contract. --- • tYPERA •,... , ' Sly . 1 ht KING Lort EitY. I'd siNi,,,,l.,Veltl(.illi, CA:in - actor for the etm.. , ;, .it,,,,,ic„,,.: IT, la deference to the wishes of the Pub- - 1, '. 4, ' ,Priteti o , , P"' t" charge only the following very mode. l' i itlii k p i . , kl•••ts and Shares in the SPRING LorrEay, 0 , 'I , 444.4, t h e '• . ' . Ale , •7' .„! 1011 1 of APRIL, vii. .—.• v. gl ,+• iji 4,,.. ..L9 11 .. irk 0 et only t 0 Guineas, • . lottr " lAn Eighth.,.. L 2 II 6 r', , t fuli t ,,„l , 5 .1 0 A Sixteenth... i 6 0 0 : ~'.ult,th„„lll, 1\ otiel Se 'eine is sutonitted with great •,,it.,,a tt'ad of co ntaitsin ,, 4 ~ ,t , • , ;'l,, r L.:tit, cannot but tueet with universal Approba- , t ot, ( k ilt , ... • illanks to i•Prize, AS late , . to i 8 1 ,,,..,.. , toe I resent cuutaitis wore t han 2 IP' , - '" 4 .411 , AI Yrs , 0 '..'trites „; ~ ISCITEME. ..... ~'''' 4...110.000 Money ./. 40 000 .... • , 't.,,„ •"( 20 ,000 C on , oll 40,004 , ..... . .. :••••• 2,f101 nat., 4 ,000 1 1 •. .... ." . 9AO Money ,I, ."....„,, ... • 1)(40!) .ConsOiS 4,000 ' 'il ''' • ..""., .• • 5 OO Ditto 3,q00 !r '''"'•,..: '''' 2'o DAto .... i , 100 Money ,t, •••••.„,,.. • 6O Money li 0,,,,,' , .., , 25 l i tloitey 24,000 ~ ) 144 o f , ~,. 1.2 Nloney 4 , r O ., : i 1,, h e (4,1- iielset - e lle h in the Next Lottery, ,i A, kli for . wn the th June*, which may he 96,0a° 121. tach ',IJ ` ;j;f ,,,, Pr 4„ .... ..1 1 : . 4I IPL Grand Total. ,C,220,0c0 :01 111 1•1„,. is• , ' i tL - -• , , • ik i „ ,e 4 '• 5 11,1 1 . t „.. , 11 1 ,, i li4 t ht IC, . "fl dra•yn on Ike .Ith 0 - JUNE will eon- tloi4„44lll:lll.ill'i'r/(l..l.irkets given as Prizes in the above I t l kt .-4tit.oxi Prizes of 15,00,4., 2of 2,0001., • 14-4'41 4 Atik• •l . 6f)(11 *. coot., &e. &c. all of which Itj ~ 4 4 pt 0., ,:-Ilokters irk the present Lottery, who srl`l lb,ii i lll t ildi r KeeititiF their Prize Tickuts, or selling „.jii '41,,, h t.4, 4 ,.', 1 11Y fitue lief.); the Ist of June. ke ; 1 ' 1 ,4 5h,,,,"„,'M0 Mantis wanted to 12/. each, 112-1 d ca. , l NI 44 p re enttletl, in addition to sae" I ' l i' i ' l tski,,, ll4l l'sl4;„ ..11,4)0 'ric!-ei%•. so that n Ticket .or Share Prize, to 4P,',l'tt:rkpli'llt44l.lil,:,,,tni,c';4'.'l(.6,l.4l. Prize in this Lottery. but Act fsril 'NO 'Lit t% ' 4 latal, in the next Lottery. ~, , ,i ~ • .1 t tt y,,s "liter 110 W on sale at J. SIVErt•ICTII I •' i.. * ii t`'4•ll I : "lites og . .' • HY. 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Entrc' SrkrtxPENCE., ALBION FIRE AND 'LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, TILACKFIIIARS, Empowered by Act of Parliament; for INSURANCE from EIRE, and on LIVES; - and fiir the' Grant and Ptireliase of ANN um ES . JIL NS UR ANCES frilling (Inc. at Lidv-tifiv expire unless renewed within fifteen days from that pe riod. The system of Fire Insurance pursued by this Com pany affords every advantage which such a security can yield. A large allowance is made on Life Insurance ; and eeery facility is afforded by which the interest and convenience of the Public uay be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Seeretare CATON ON THE VENF,ItEALDISEXSE AND ITS CON- _ SEQUENCES. • This Day was published, A New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases. PRACTICAL. TREATHE on the. PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhibiting the Character, Sysupionis, and Treat tuent.of tlke Diseases immediately or remotely connected with it; contain. ink ObservatiOnsoon Gleet, Strichlre, Mucal Discharges, the Vse of the Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Erup tions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility, general or lo cal, the Theory of Generation, &c. &c. comprising an lle meutary Work for Students, and a Guide to the general Reader ; interspersed wit!s-select Prescriptions, applicable to each Division of the Disease. Ily T. M. C.‘TON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-street. Neweastle-street, Strand, late of .the united Hospitats of St. Tfionths's and Guy's. PrinteAl for Messrs. Sherwood and Cu. '2O, Paternoster-row, I.lndun. .. WARREN'S SUPERLATIVE LIQUID BLACKING When Hisfav records in het wonderful- page All•the wondergkroduc'd in this wonderful age Wnrn she classes each science, each art, and each trade, Earl, improvement fur use or fur ornament made ; Wbi le. her eye beams delight, as the lid She surveys o Inventors, all equally writing ; • While doubting whom first from that lia'shc% shall name, Where a Wed, or a Davy, or Coagreve can claim, She for SCIENCE: decides.—fiat, says FASHION, 11(A so; I've my fav'rite, there's WAitar.n, his name you well know : His Blacking so brilliant in th' annals of Fame Has tang time bsen enroll'il—there he shin's the first name, What though Ross decks the Hrad, giving youth to 'Adage, With wigs of all colours,—yet he cannot engage To polish those heads where oft wisdom is lacking,. . As WARREN; can polish their Feet with - his Blacking! As promoters of taste, I'm indebted, 'tis true, To the Taylors,—their genius deserves praise from you,— But no cut of a coat can make Fashion complete Linifss IVAttantes JET BLACRI uddsgrace to the feet. Only view-its effect !—Can a mirror surpass This etiecting your face like a glass ? Not only its Polish,—it so strengthens the Leather, That the Feet are 4.reserv'd from the damp in wet weather. His merit, quoth Hist'ry, I now nnderstand ; (Roncar WattarK. you say, has remov'd to the Stratkd ;—)* lu Invention so useful d.serves its reward, .• So for y i .ur sake, dear Fa:llion, his name I'll record. * The above inestimable BLACKING is prepared by s • • `' /7,11e41/, REMOVED TO No. 30, STRAND; LONDON, And sold by moat Bootmakers, Grocers, Ironmongers. and Perfumers, in every Town in the fill - 4410M, in. St one nun lei, Sixpence, •l'enpence, and.Eighteenpence each. ?Tom the LONDON firaren IS, IN 7. [This Gazette contains Addresses to the Prince on the sub ject of the late Outrage, front the following 13‘ndies:—The Archbishop, Dean, and Chapter of the Metropolitan Church of CanterluiT; the Borough of New Radnor, in Wales; the Borough of Petersfild ; Borough of Kirkby, in Kendal, in the county of Westmoreland ; the inhabitants.of Runcorn, in Cheshire; the Elders of the Associate Presbytery of Edin bUrgb.; the lodge of Free and Accepted Masons at 13ard staple, in Devonshire ; the Burgh of Montrose, in Scotland; and the Presbytery of Siranrear.] . • 7rar-Qll7ce. March 18, 1817. 7th Regiment of Light Draftions, Lien% lienry Earl .of, 1.7x 7 bridge to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Elphin stone, promoted in Watteville's.ltegimetit. tOtti Ditto, Lirut. Richard Rich Wilford Brett. front the 13th 4 Light Dragoons, to be Captain !•faTei, , op t by parcbase,rio, Bromley, who retires. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Tient Augustus Coy ler to he Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice An , struther,"who retires; E.isign Hon: Arthur Charles Legge, from 28th Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, . vice Cuyler. 21st Regiment of Foot, Captain %V, H. Merrick to be Major. by purchase, vice Henry, who .retires; First Lieutenant Sir %VilliatnCrosbie, Bart. to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, .ice Mevrick.. 534 Uitto, T.ieutenant.Gerteral Rowland Lord Hill, G. C. 1%. from the.72ii Foot, to be Colonel, vice Sir John Abercromby, deceased. I =6oo Ditto. Major Henry Tarliton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Austen,who retires: Captain P. F. Thorne . . be ; Maj . or, by purchase, vice Tarleton; Lieutenant Chas , h Wyndham, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of Company, rice Thorne. Dittp., Major-General . Sir George Murray, G. C. B. froni the tinth Font, to he Colonel, rice Laid Hill, appointed to the command of the s:td Foot Rifle Brigade, Brevet Ltent.-Colonel C. George D'Agnilnr, from balfpay of the Ist Regiment of Greek Light Infantry, to tie Maj,•r, vice Cameron, who iNchanges, Ilnever,—Captain John Garwood, of the lath Light Dra goons, to be Major iis.t the Army. . • • Unattached.—Captain Philip Wotlehouse, from the 15th Light Dra ro US , to lie Major of Cavalry, by purchase. Crown-Olice, Alarch 17, 11117. Mother returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough Of St. Mawes--Juseph Phillinture, Esq. Doctor of Laws, of Whitehall, in the City of ll'estutitister, in the roam of Francis Horner, Esq. deceased. • 13,INItitt7eTCY• F.NLARGED. o.,ll..ilarslter, (Amster, carpenter, front April 1 to April 2. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDgD. M. Turner, 'Cannon-street-road, .Saint George in the East, stone-mason.' BANKRUPTS.. • W. Willey, Leicester, draper, April td, 11, and 29, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Messrs. Burley, Moore, anti•Litke, New-square, Lincoln's Inn. M. Hanby, Huddersfield; liquor-merchant, March 96, April • 5, and 29, at eleven, at the Kin's Head Inn, Iltuldersfield. Attornies, 'tvlessrs. Exley, Stack er, and Dawson, Furnival'i Inn, Holborn. • It. Cree, Plytuntitli . Dockf linen-crraper, April 3,, ,S, and eg, at tlevcci, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Attornies, Messrs. Mahe, Church and-Darte, Ghancety-htle. J. P. Charlcton, Newtastle-npOn-Tyne, ship-owner, March 26, April 9, and 29, at eleven, at the George Inn, New castle-upon-Tyne. Attoruies, Messrs. Belt and Ilrodriet, Cheapsiac. E. Brown -and T. Hindle, 131ackbitrn, Lancashire, grocers, April to, at fire, 11, at ten. and atfive, at the Red Lion, Preston. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton- Garden. J. Harris, Saint Nioliolas, Worcester, baker, April 8,9, and 49, at Mike. at the star and Garter Inn, Worcester. At torney, Mr. Platt, Now Doswell-court, Lincoln's-intl. J. and G. INlistow, Liverpool, coopers, April 10, I I, nod - 29, at one, at the York Hotel, Williams,,m:iquare, Attorney, - Mr. tVinrlle, John-streetelledford•row, J. Lancaster,' Whitley-Lower, Yorkshire, telMilen-alot h -in a .nnfaeturer, March 47, 31, at the Itaye's Arms, Grangr Ash, Yorkshire, and April a 9, :.at ten, at the Pack Horst Hniiderifield. Attorney, Mr. Battyc, Chancery.lane.. D. Islorrice ? `fruity, Peinbrokeshire, rope -maker, March 29. 31, and April , 29, at two, at the Commercial Rooms, lick tot. A ttorntl, Mr. E. Il . i g, Sonthaniptuti.huildings, Chan- CM' v-hilte. W. lannkes, Paternoster-row, silk-manufacturer, March 99, April 1, nil 29, at ten, at Att,aticy; Mr. Blazk lon., No. 44, Frith-street, Sohn. DIVIDENDS. April 14, E. Williams, Piyiffouth Mick, ironfounders— April 16, It. May,- Southwnld, Suffolk, salt-refiner—April IS, 11. Lark and . J. Woodhcad, Essek•street, Strand, navy-a.. , ,etits —April 13, 'I% P. Hillary, Mark-lane., merchant—April Is, `l'. Nias anti .1, White, 01.1 Btoail-street, City, insurance lookers—April , 22, J. Iteity, Mark-lane, witie-aierchant— April 22, J. Mein, Church-court; Clenieut'slane, and Saint Mary-Ixes'inerehant—A;.ril 8, A. Hardman, Bolton,' Uhl cashire, muslitt-MAnntactirer—April it, J. Collier, Bedford, Lancashire, - e0tt..41-malinfacturer'—April 5,'1... Heaton ,'Hea, ton, Lancashire, nioslio-nianufactnrer—April IT, J. Coles, West Smithfield, hanker—April 24, J. Hodgson, Birmingham, merchant—April IS. J. Kcndrich, .Toildinotio. Gloucester, shire, imilokdet —March 42, W.. 'F. Robins, Kent-street, Suitt ininter•April 12; S.- Crane ;rod 11. S. Crane, Stratford, Eitex, Inereliants.April 10, J. Ilewets.‘n, Wigton, Cumberland, innkeeper—Aprii 15, It. Willson, Hull, draper April 19, T. Robinson, Ifobertsbi idge, Sussex, brewer—April G. Shutt's!, Br itling, Berkshire, upholder---April 9, IL IL Searralt, Hednesford, Staffordslitre, innkeeper—April 9, .1. Wade, Iltirtitirood, Staffordehlre, tanner—April 9, It. Stock ley, lectsey Bank, Staffordshire, innkeeper—April 10, 'l'. Jefferies, Hanley, Staffordshire, grocer. CERTIFICATES, APRIL 8. • 'R. Branthwaite MoninoutlAbire, coal-mer elLint—.l. Taylor, lieath Carmel:, Lancashire, cotton-mann factorer—R. Constable, Wandsworth, Surrey, carpenter--- It. jun. Cititle-street, Leicester-square, and St. Mar tin's-court, lace-dealer—W. Hool, Burton in Kendal, West moreland, Eaddier.—A. Northcote, Lloyd's Coffee-house, nn derwriter—J. Oslsom, Yorli-row, Kennington, oilman—W. Portland-place, Fulham, music-dealer--J.,Appleton, North Shields, ship-owner--E. Green, Dattford,Keut, linen draper. PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLVED. R.. and W. Dawson, of High-street; Southwark, leathvr sellers—j. Illingworth, of Little Howland, and . .l. Park, of Clinkley, Lancashire, cheesemongers—S. and T. Barlow, of Watling-street, merchants—G., Stringer and T. E. Ches,i was, of Liverpool, dealers in varthenware—W. Gore and W. CAUL!, of Li n - pool-, coopers—Cs. Beatmiont and S. Day, of Newglitestreet, milliners—lL Warren and J Pallman, of •King-street, Bloomshury-sonare,•ltakers—J. Barlow and C. Norton, of Bread -street, warehousemen—T. Sheppard and J. 't'rinder, of Bath, woollen-drapirs—J. and B. PearsOn, of Kendall, Westmorland, tanners—J. Dean antl J. Houtson, of Manchester, cotton-twist dealers —T. Wallis and W. Hoboes, of Lyou's Inn, nary lig :nts ---J cottellitad ;'.Ward, of Duncombe-mill, Wiltshire, paper manufacturers—J. and B. Sm'Aer, of Newgate-market and Fleet-market, putatoe- , salesmeu. LAW. IN'ITI,LIUb:NCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 19. WA'I".CYLER. souTrity L. SIiERWooD AND CO. This was a tnotion for an ininAction to restrain the defendants, .most 'respectable bboksellers of Paternoster-row, their rigtios, elelks,servantike. iron,) puhttstan- it -errtnin work,- written by 11a- bent Smithey, Esq. Poet Laurent, in the year 1794, I.4ich bad never been published by him, nor was he aware how the copy of the work came into the hands : of the defendants. Mr. Haat stated„ that the work in question was written in, the yerir 1794, by Robert Southey, Esq. now 'Poet Lanreat, at . that time under years of age, who, some years after, put it into the handi of a friend to bring op to London, anti get it published. After several interviews it was re solved not to publish the poem, and the copy re mained in the hands of the bookseller from that time. Mr. Sou; hey had never given authority to Any person to publish it. for on arriving at more mature years-, he was fully Convinced of the erro neous opinions ,he bad in his youthful years held. Mr. Simmons; who had died some years since, had not ttansferred•the copy to any person, and there was an affidavit in the Court . mode by Mr. Ridgway, Which stated that he had not given or Sold the copy, and disclaiming any right, title, Or interest therein. "'!'here was also an affidavit of one of the Partners in the Firm of Messrs. Sherwood, which stated' they merely published the work Mt some person, but had mi'interest in it th'ettiselves . further than the publishing but it was not stated in that affidavit who this person was. The Learned Gentleman, after tooting several cases in support of his application, concluded by ob serving, that it was of the utmost importance that thedissemination of a work, professing such wicked and mischievous sentiments, both as it regarded the public welfare,' and the character of the indi vidual, who had long since disavowed the senti ments contained in it, should be immediately stopped.' Mr. StrOwEtt. followed on the same side, con tending, at touch length,' on the Propriety of granting the iti unction, 1515(1 concluding by oh serving, that the right of Mr. Southey was unit lienated. • Sir S. ROMILLY ' contended that it was impos sible that the injonetion, if granted, could stand.- , -- Mr. Southey, in the Bill which had been filed, had stated that he had tint sold, assigned, or relin quished the Copyright ; but in his affidavit he had suite d that had not sold nor assigned the Copyright," but he might have relinquished 'it, which, though he had in thd bill Stated he had not done, yet in his affidavit, the wok! relinquished was not mentioned. He quoted certain Audio. rities 16 prove that there were publications of such a nature as to preclude the author from com- • ing to it Court of Equity to recover a compensa tion for the piracy of such a work as the present. He then read seyeral pages to prove that the work in question was one of such a . nature - ; and COW; chided by observing, that the work itself was clothed in such a seductive, and at the same time so dangerous a manner, that he felt confident that his Lordship would go` with him in thinking that the Court bad no right, to intertete. Mr. WI trOFIBLA followed on the same side; and Mr. HART replied. • The LouD CHUCELLO3 said there was a mate- riai difference liit7een an author olio published an innocent work and' one who :rah about to pub considcOtion iepented. It was mit statr7 iiit whit manner Ole Copy 1)4 , 1 got into the loublisber's hands, which it would be very necessary In kirow, and also that 'it was a most important feature of this case that Mr. Southey, with such a change of opinions, should liaVe so. tered Mr. Ri,igway to keep pdssession tit the copy. After no7ieinr rite el . !st in its , different bearings, his Lo - rdsbip said he would look into the . work and give his opinion on Thursday. SECONDARIES' OPFIOE, Marat 16. CRIM. CON. TIIC REV. CASTLRTON MILLF.R V. Slti 1)ILLON, BART. This was a writ of enquiry to assess (Images for criminal conversation. Tbe damages were laid at 10,0001. • ..... Mr. Serjeant 13esr opened the case. The plaintiff, he id, was a respectable Clergyman of ihe•Churcit of Ewgland, and the defend.int Was a man of great fortune. The plaintiff was Chap • lain to the Forces at Malta ;, his Lady ac comriattied him there, and remained ,with him until -she had occasion to visit 11,:‘gland in 1809, in consequence of being afflicted with a liver complaint. The Wstribution of hor father's pro perty was also an object of her visit to Eagland. He should he able to primp, that during the absence. , of Mrs Miller, - the plaintiff made / the most. ample preparations for her return, by purchasing a house; furnishing and decorating it ; and' he should also prove, that scarcely had a vessel entered the port, ,and deposited its anchor in the deep, ,before the anxious husband was on board, in expeCtation of receiving into . his \arms his valued wife. In the year 1815, however, in consequence of having re ceived a letter from Sir John Sewell, the Judge of the Admiralty Court there (who was on leave of absence in England), 'he obtained hints sufficient to induce him to repair to EngYsml, and on his ar-- rival he found his wife living in a.state of adul terous intercourse with the defendant. , At this time .the defendant conducted himself in a manner most unworthy of a man of his rank, by deny ing his own name ; and on a writ being issued out against him,' he denied that he was " Sir Charles . pition."—mi.s. Miller had at this time lodgings in Norfolk •street, in the Strand, and the defendant also lodged there, under the name of Paget (which was the maiden one of Mrs. Miller). He repre f sent himself to be the brother of Mrs. Miller, and had to go through her room to get to his. Hes (the Learned Sejeant) should be able to prove, that Within a week Mrs. Miller and the defendant were living there together; and be should also call witnesses who wontd prove, that, up to the time of, the unhappy circumstance, Mrs. Nlillee was a complete pattern of conjugal excellence.= The Learned Serjeant, having concluded his ad• dress to the . Jury, called Mrs. Mary Bliss, of Norfolk-street, ,in the Strand, who proved that Mrs. Miller and the de• fendant lodged in her house at the Sante. time, and that the defendant went by the name of TA.. ,get, and could only pass to his room through that of Mrs Miller. They quitted the 'rouse on,. Sunday week last. Frederick .Henry Qray, clerk to the plailliff's Attorney, stated, that on . tie 21st of Jannary lie was sent to serve a. writ on the defendant. Ile went to 'No. 27, Norfolk-siteet, and semi' the de. • Pendant, and asked him if his name Was not Sir Charles Dillon He denied it ; but he afterward; imderstond at a coffee-house that he was Sir Charles Ddlon, and served him With the writ. Mr. John George Children., proved that in 1799 Mr. and Mrs. Miller came to his house at Ton hridge Wells, after their marriage. lie saw'theta at Lisbon in 1501 ; they appeared to live togs tiler , upon 'terms of perfect•harmony. Sir John.Sewell, Judge of the Admiralty Court at the Island of Malta, proved that the parties lived On terms of harmony together.; that the plaintiff always spoke iss the moot affectionate mann(erof his wife, bought a house, and made preparations for her,arrival, &c.,&e. This wit ness returned to England in 1814,-and in Om what he bud .seArd her, 1815, in consequence of of the conduct of &hi., Miller, he wrote' a letter to the plaintiff, who immediately etur.e to tug. . • land. Sir H. B. Oakes . , Governor of the Vorces at Malta, said, that the plaintiff and his wife lived in uninterrnpted harmony and perfect happines4. Captain It. Vincent spoke to the harmonious manner in which the patties lived, also to the re parations made for the reception of • Mts. Miller on her expected return from England. Mr. D. L. St. Clair spoke to the plAintiff hsvinv: quitted MiOta in 1815, in consequence of a leityr he received front Sir John Sewell. Mr. Gilpin, en Armyr . agent, proved tht,t Mrs. had complete coutroul oVer.her blisbotori foods down to the year 1816, and that froth 1815 to 1816 511 e drew ()rats upon him amounting to 11368 t. All the witnesses were re-examined by the So; LICITOR GENERAL and Mr. BROUGIIANI who were retained for the defendant, but no material facts arose, and the So'Active GENERAL addressed the, Jury in mitigation of damages the principal points of his arguMents were these—that the•pe. rind of siK years should not have been suffered to elapse, without any inquiry burin been made by the plaintiff, as to the state of his wife's health, and that, being so left,,sbe might have considered herself deserted by hint. Ile contended, that it was not a case of•aggratated guilt, nor did it ten for heavy dainages,: i :: The Under Sheriff Itummed-up the evidence, an the Jury, after retiring for a short time, rettnucci" v.•itia a verdiet for the iditiutitr—Dannvgesoool. ,</". i• e` ryl