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' '., . _ . - - ~. • ~ , f--- - - - -., - ~. , ~, ~,,, -: . . .. . • • • . •• •n• .• .• ... .. . ~ . ' V + •1 '' T .a~ !VW*on Imo '" +!~~ t " ~: ~~ NOTESER 7602.1 N' N!' PAYPOFFICE, January t 3, 1817. • IEntVAIM BARRE'L', of his Alajeity'i ship Iteineetr.—A t!retlitor havi tit applied for. Payment of a 141 ' 1 litre from the obove-named Seaman', aliaountillg to 141. • , olte Is hereby given to the next of Kin or Executor, who 1114 Y a l a i Iy to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers for krnieriiifOrmation. . _ NAVY PAY-OFFICE, January IS, 1617 . lI ENI tY OWENS, of his Majesty's ships garinAni, and Porth.—A el editor —l4 l applied fur Paynient of a Debt due irons the ;Abort ': 111114dieautan, at:tOiniting to 51, itiveti to the next of Kin or Executor, who f a pply to the inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers fur further information. - NAVY PAY-OPFICE, January 13, 1817. MtIL CU' , I.\ltNS, of his Nt.ijetY's shi p % ln lynnun soil Nlalta.—A Creditor bacilli:_applied for ) : 41t1 ! 1. ur K Debt due from the above-Wowed Seaman, 1411, untilig to it. tis. Notic e is hereby given to the next of Kin or Executor, who Ifitttltrr 1 : 4 a PPIY lit the Inepectur of Seiiineu'e Olin Powcri for nitertuation. ' r-.__ rTrierv, /hi, hVG-OFP/cE, J 4,11. 14, 1817. ii , , C. 0,1 1 .11 15510 N ERS for VICTU.eILLIN6 i His .11.-IJESII".V N.. 1 Pi' do hereby g-re Notice,.., be thel 4a rwesday, the 4th of Feb ruary nex t, they w ill 14 '4 to reeeit,e l'ender s in Wag (sealed #p) , and, t r eat 1414 Sitop.'y of what FREsII BEEF may be requ i red for 14 " , ihia q aje,,sy's Ships (tad Vessels at Londonderry a nr l lltif.44 ' il iii , ./4 :I'.oelve Calendar Aluntles front the !UM 0,1 that At enth. Tie Conditions of " the Contract mall 6 e . leen nory's Office at this 011iee, or bo , applying to the Col!,.cto at the S r of*it lftjej/Nte r eisto,,, s "t Londonderry. Na t 0... .., - 44 r. will be had to any 7', ader in whirls tie Pries IA l ' ! 1" te i " B " °. 'itl'iit words al length, or that shall not .ie 4 ; -4911 l• the floard before One n'Cl.'eh on :he safaTues. ib lY ' Ik e nth of I,*ebruary ncet I nor itiole. , 3 the Person wil'i 444 the Tender, 4,r some J'sesun an leis behalf, stunt/.,, t° 414 W" Whg)l,! ailed far. / +.44,i'leader men' at,o he accoMpanied by a Leiter si c ; Mer l tuto. respramild.' Perseus engag tag ,to &worn. bound il' / it ' IM' prat Perseus tendering, in the l'enal Suns of StiOl.,l ol. the f lue trf'".ione al the (..'ont>rort. I.Ttit..--- •' I i Pitt() 171,11.1.1.1..L1M1.Y.,1 fill, Jan.,, 1411' ii ' t:. l j)1.11 sure lo give Notice, iluit on ThursdaY", 6e f /,'.' 4/ //;slant, at 'fen o'Cloch i n t h e F orenoon , w il l 74' 7 1 ,Up 61 Punhie 5..11, at this rare!, Twenty Mul 1 - ii - .1.;f44 V B RANDY , in z Lots hf 500 Gallows eaelyeil he r 41e Nipti 7 144 * * TAIkerzynar t t at the potties for Mill . .'Con-.0 Bond. - 4." 44e P 4 Tchasers will lie allowed the.Ppt`T . 1 mg lhe some in the London lucks, for si.e ilooth.!! low the li 'ne if delioery.46,n eheie sinrps. The llrand'i wi l l 6 ' . (1.1'711 /peen a Vat into Cosh' qrnot less than Idly Gall''"' t "i g°l46 Li re to be provider/ bo thel'archaseri, and 41 4hier l d Z flee; (1 , na ge ' l l the. proper Oiliet:rs belonging to this r ,,,,, ? an -'-'4!:4'41:411 : , 4 1 , l to t o absolutely removed fromthis I) . et i o ;rat ;vel ; 1 . .ii!,lthe s pike.. ff . a itz„,,th. (let the al/out...rma/we , - Y 0 - : ''Q 4' t"" "P Ar ..t.-I Gil: . a qn 'twit!! or'IMEP "d Auit,.".44lAttiry Lots of „the fidlou , ing• CINSERVICE ir PROVISWNS ad,/ ST'ORES, ritz.7-,•: _. .: : . • . ' timutt",'Sngar, tinet, 'Vinegar, Bop, Ind ' Rags : Leoger i Cski, 'Plinelleu ll , ' Hogshead, Beer, l, .lalf.lings.n.o , l, ''. l ''' I 414:1i . , IViin, pi pt.,li lie- I. ogtheali , it 'h....punch...in, It is li r , icrce i 411444 Staves; Broken Stares ; Iris/, Tierce and I!. • /run AI 1; neail lug. Fire wood, and , Eigtity Tons ut OIL! 1r I* / ,,1 1 Bk, 8,.. . . .. • 1,4/1".1 of 2 51. Per rent , is to be finds upon the amount 1; i ° 01 1.,ot at ti l e. time of sale, and the reniainder a/ [hr pit.r -0 *mom, paid hefore the Storrs are rensieed, for evloe . li , leef ; of t . e sa a , t e rfod of 11 workiag day, will ..le 01 . 1 . 7 , 11 :_ d ! r _ i 7 i i c ! n _ t _ the i h , . . e ' Jo' Me Beef, Park, and Unserout 4 1, 4 , d u t `/aisle s ; iIL-latlf YIN. particular! 06 • that mat less t tt .1' the ~,„i ii . Y "nn"gl .. , ises u..ithi a vie . 9 ,t 1 Is to he taken away front the Pie ' ' • ~ ~ it i''t ! "ril fia ' l4 ., and the remainder in the set'en,follont ~,., 42 4Y sig k ' i.. ;6 14 , 1 7 1 : 4 ;: te the ' deposit money will be forf:tiltd, , tin'! l 1 h_t_ . Ste e y , , , . ' Stores remain the property to . , the. Crn es i'' t '14414 kf time iv . /4 a ccount, be Or ra " itd ' 4 j.o .. i (lees ,u „ '4. "". of S' p.rticulars will be expressed in the Gret Q'E a • L.,-- II; b 1 kV., t u i rpiY the i*.iTiT;i7i;ititlari, 1817. Will,,fibe P a d l ; - e r ' ( i f 4, iii I„. ; , 11/ la.l craillaued regularly 11 ' j ''''' Yens !Free of Postalt E ei v i e u rY it — ll ii, I ' l' the hest NUtnber of - 1 1 ti f L o l4l i t h u t e r ts a- oi ‘ t. t he l'iqtAitY G A Z OTT E and JO Uri,NAL till,it:ti;',e6,llEliri.4s LET 1: It Es ; or p i re . s . sly s t i l i e l li4i t i:d i f t nr ‘ ti i i i e i 11,4 06'4 i n i al "' C 'l o l e r 1.14:171,;(!" 1 ',' , 1 . 5 wee,. the . Literary ail',l),;'4' k utiiie ot all CX...t "I. s u'e l t. ;iiiell Analyses of new . } '1"ll Flirt ig ra 'Works ne e 46 ti kt le ,lelgli,ll, PreOch, ; I ' 4' ••rusiut Wawa, the Dal' .i. ill. copious Extracts Iten . e‘‘. 4. 41 ' 11) Nl' Ali'liC & C & 4nt I +'( uirs !toil Remains of l , t hy rttiA-alil4„1-...,01, 111111 their itol/its—Proceedings of_Univeralt ‘ t i es, loot.etirs, tke,-....suelcii" ~f Society, Milliners and i ( 3 ) : 14Ilt p (1'449t111 lc awl rwei,t.„.......,v,,.kfi" nil all Subjects , !1 . ,•f il i 111,11 Polite yin- Lire, steels as Original l'octrY—,ll."' it il4 . lll lai ' . ll :, (l a ill'erol A r lsl)iseoveries and Iniprorcoicols -111 1?:,-,-;:uf Nature mitt Midst —PhilosiThnlnl lima .. .lts- I -. . ' sig , .`:°11")'---•Scientilie Inventions—Nliscellaile . OUS A . . ) . : .111 YiR ti ' ll ,':iV 4 '4 4 1 4 4: Y ,', 1 ( 61 elbgel . iel' I . - A ntiouncr.ments of New Put !vili t ` i .l . l 4 " the outline d Citi 16 1 " :L tik. i• e.. t m,s of t his Weetly Journal' 'llit ti !).' ''"" i llikigiitin c I t t. h e ''l ll ' e t Intelligence ott•o11 '4 3 t - It i 414 4: tO the' i -. - c" - I I K ' tiwleti•C. 1111 " - P r l c t hl V:. ;0, 00,4 i us , I Fitt . or (7,-ne, .1 n avys k, politic socie _ ta.k;c ',"illor.tittit!..Tt In n t ‘' l s l-'' I • ''',ll " ' ir r el ' i t iteresled an the COM ic:l4'lli.,r7i, tt ln,kki or tlie E;i 6 C::11 % .-7g: , ..nent of J ure n tl " ll4 ; 4 1 . 11 , ; !. .1 1 7,',"Y lo to the Public. at large, us e?‘lliki . tinA j o r (- 0 , 1 - . _ . t „Ilt w- ti IF Picture of the Moral und a Litefaly lii P c i:;)ie , 1 ,,. , 7 , in,,,. . r,,,,,ity;",... yr puidleation Will tend Hind; to g . ratiq- . Initc, , "'HI Nilllllle 4. Iltiliti CINUIAI lOU . 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TE CO It 1 1 , of I) 11 . 1. i c'('oltS Of the UN [TED co pANy M ANTs tif IMiL,AND TRADING ru the F z AST do) hereby givl That a tiENKItAI , “WItT of the said (.0,10.1\1 7 hilt hr. held at their liuu,e, in I.eitaeuhalt-stt vet , EDNES - DAV, the '29th Instant, trout Nine n'Cluelt isi the Morning until Six in the Evening, fur the EI,Et,;TION of aIA REC . - TOR, of the said Cowpony, in the rowu of RICLIAIp TWINING, Esq. who hath dilqualified, JAMES COB 2, Secretary-. riHE NEW YEA It's LOTTERY is well kitipt ed for general Approbation, having all Sterling Money Prizes, viz.:-- of 20,000 Guineas as . 5,(10(1 Guineas) 5 a 50 of and the lowest Prize , C. 17 each ; Ticicets and Shares for which are selling by .1. sivEwgimiT, at hi ld s o Offices, Nu. 37, Coro it lit ; No. ;id, Haymarket ; I 141, ()shad-street ; Where, having sold the fiist Prizes ever p;till in Gold, the C. ,10,,00e, 34111.) ovety - CapieAt Ptime. 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The law of France t'ro'ts moods as frarolit lent beq(iersts !thole AO hy-hts oatieot, (hiring the counts: of A 111a14dy 4111clirativt:S : but our preseut legisLitioh, less ligor&tils oti, this poOst thin formerly, does not prohibit Mar riage in extreinis, even betsveen a physician anti his patient. Three questions here occur :--Dues the be quest made in virtue of such marriage becOme valid ? Does the quality of intsband cover that ot, physician / 'Does the law then protect rights which it did not allow to he acquired ? 'these were the most important questions agi- ' tated iu the taw-suit which arose between Dr Gilles and the Siour and Dame Rigel ---a suit April last, was decided in favour of the latter. ILey obtained the setting aside ot' the bequests made in the cOutrect of _marriage: he-; tweed Dr. (flies alul'.4listi de Soycourt, their skier. -Flow - tilts decision Dr.A.lllles now ap- Ise ils , d to the Royal Court, 'end tie folhtestinle a yof Ili. Nets winch formed thy grounds f the lost decisions • . Gilles was born in 1754, at the village of ChanilOy, in the Luxembourg, of parehts whose o nly legacyto Wm' was the 'value of three acres of land. • He came to Palk, where his course of early life exhibited it picture of profligacy. i'le 11)1 . 111: t 1 a eolincrtlon wait one. Alain, maitre d'isOtel of M. de Serilly. This Mein - became the .subject ot a serious charge, in which Gilks was implicated, and who took it-Inge its Liege front the pursuit of, justice. The off air died away : he iireed to Paris, prusecoted his Studies', took itts degrees. lii medicine, stud had the good for oine on marry el rich wife. But justice soffit, awoke, the old prosecistiou was resioned, and the 'Doctor was etimpelled to exile himself anew, with liis wife and coda-. Both died in a short space ot iime, tail be. inherited her pr spray, des•roetio , t of Ptiii intents, and. the ot I'4l'll4llMM -Will, put an- , end to the ha - illislottelit nod tears of the Doctor : his prosecii• `'tion Wll9 b"ried olil t his stsidges., He cominlied Yitr,extoSiFl: his Ill'oreSSloll, .hut his medirid skill seas lessgtiieful to him thAn his talent !sir irro and iiiv.,ding the propel ty ot laktel heirs. • lie succeeded to gaining the cols lidelsee of M.. Duval de Soycsoot, who took him tor his Physicialt, and gave hint in that capacity t i > his two d au ghters, of whom the eldest:, a vale ; tndin;trian, melancholy, - after short .stay ast Abbeville, was obliged to tetnrn to Paris to con sult Dr. Gilles, was durieg this journey in 1803, thAt M. de Sovemirt breathed his hi.st its the arms of his younger daughter,Jtilboot be lett by wilt allAite ildvaianges Which tlisi( r lVVW . ftlitt?aofti::-. 1)r. tilles • accolllll4llled the eljest in Alsheville, whet e Isis ar rival svas the signal tor a family feud Una law suit. The younger Miss (le.-.Soycottrt was called opon• by a proeeis to Soirreuder the ativuntges • secured to her by her father's will, and ereli threatened"with Cl'lllllll/1111e0SLCi111011:11i1 kt charge of having abstracted sem •of 20.000 tr., there beiog Imo l a only idiom 6,000 ll'autis..in the sera toire of the deceased M. de SOycourt, though it was proved he hail lately received payment of 28,000. During the mak Mg of the iiireil tory, , 20;000 francs we - re, however, sli.movered, which M. de Si•yeourt, - by one to those whims common with aged' persoest, had conceited iii an old ear fiage.---The eldest sistor, ussiunied and repenting, solicited a reermeiliat ton, which the younger took a geitehnt'slileasnee. in 'sealing by'-'a spouttoseous rensineiation of 411 her testamentary preferences, and by coulenting to au equal division of the pa ternal inheritance. The state of the valetudinary required her re turn to Paris, stud Dr. Gilles 110011 dibeuVeretl 11141 she was etilteked by 'clitseer. 'llse operation for it, p e rtormed by ssii-geon Boyer, though success ful, did not restore the patient to health, in whose blood the disease had takett root. She sank into a atate of deathly languor ; anti as her . physician could ealonlate the duration ot her life, availed himself of bus skill to f.i.et oossession of her fortune.- fie procareil one Misteri, Its friend and pupil, to sign a coriiiieate, attestiog that Miss ire Soyrourt was' tot stelsed by a rlsesimetie fever, tar which he had to` arttooFher ; and the same day. rte wrote to the Mayor of the second district, re• 'questing, that in votisettopice of Its heing impos sible for tor' he. meauCtivnialie trite Io rs pair to the municipality; theNiiiyor would come 1111(1- tell at 7 in the evening, and marry them in the patient's chamber: This' singular invitation excited suspicions in, the mind of the Mayor,' Wll6 sent two physiiialis to verify "and asc ertain the situation . 01. Mks tic Snyeourt : their erutilleate proved that it wtsS d e . - vibratile. However, - this ci►il oftieer at last .(1111- Wilted to pe-lone the office retie, sled ; and the dying woninn e4pots, , (I Ole physician, who ft's,not appalled . i.hy the visage :of death olreadv sealed' 'On the pilloeViof . his new bride. -14 e feet:Avid Irons' her an-eiitire donatiou of till b ie r p r opoti,V, in rt. 'tau for ii.lsteh Ire conceded, in the even' (i very improbable one) of her servivieg hint, the usilfstio of various landed property. This mei t iage watt kept secret Mk s tie Soyeinsts ret,ittett her flintily name ;-• auUllr was not lii the mooteut that she t'-it life deparlingi thro slits siosimotted bur S ister. to entrust to her ihe secret co this fatal moon, Her skier :wits unwilling to distort) the eptu4e of her 1,15 t moment* by reproaohes; bus, after her death, 111 e doctor was requested urn to abuse Ott spo rw o ry, di s p o soion in his favour ; which he bait extorted Intuit a dying Woman: Ile refused till negochnion, tool 4k:cleft-it his i liltentioli in r, ratite , ' m ister at a fortune so well brquirert. It• hi:runty therefore necessary to result to no .tetititt HI 14W. The Judges of 144 resort pronounced, that Dr. '` • ' . •. LI'.IIICB SEvViSpriq Gilles, a stranger to theSoy'coint family, no• other claims to the jeatitude 44 -the donor, than tile attentions Ale paid to Ite't as pilvssemamt— a, ten. tilliftit'r4.ll l lttl j Mill Milk it till nut A , 11 , 4? ti l e doctor to th',tintiliti, ~lilt d Its do, that he ceasird to he her pimvsic,sio at the tittle of her ntarria a anti of the bequest. As to the question of, Imtw, (lig, first Judges) 'thought, that since the laU:, to the 'ili;:irace of one • age, permits marriage tiVevery • vaiidates that which is contrbered nt the eve of ilisoltition, the idea. of annulling the itlayriage itself lutist be ahandoned ; but that the same la 4 prohibited ti fraudulent donation, extorted troni weAtiess; by-a deceit'ful influence, by irresistible insinuations, by threats of entire dese,tilols• and even at the moment when nn the one hand the dying feniile saw death approaching in 0111s-11'dr- ' rots, and 'on.tbeother the physician hell not tO hyr, hopes. 'they vivre th.cieiote lump' slier a marriage-concluded under such,,,tispices,its a frit lola I,IA saeiire'ge, , eniplilyeil di' in for spo4 th.st the law promerted marriage, but pro.. seribed donation. It would I-ill sutler a teblii mentdry repuvritoit to legiti macy and morals In he' legal It'd oy COuttrict. It tirrestiw the dangers which families and society . generally wool.) incur trom the fraudulent cupi dity of a .plivician without principle-or honour, if try any mischance there , sitoulti ,happen to bit Sikh ri pecs(p) in the prolevtion. • Dr. G.llcit, however, who did not view the matter in the same light in which it presented itself to tribunal of the first report, charged M. 'l', i pier, his Counsel,. to make a new elrott butose the Itoyal.' Court ; and this appeal is nme,depunding, This Advdeate, in the eon's!: of the appeal, neglected no means of white t asking the ,reptita- , lion of his client. fle dented some tit the facts,. and exhibited others 11 ,,s re fa...,tirable point of viev, ploiested, that it alts by till Innate siiistake that the I.)immlor m% iiimplicated in I he criminal trial instituted ii,:ainst one Alain, for: frAtithilent bankruptcy, by one of his creditors, it Ito i t .til since died ism an hospital. lii aecepting the heginst, lie had . bone 'nothing more than the law Allows ; he hail been more fortunate, thatt , others, and this was a 11.., fie had consulted for the disease of Miss pc' ' S.ycotirt, Doctors kialle, Portal; and Boyer, ass i l they had confided - her to the erne of ~listen. lie was not her physician, hut her friend, lie; 'ender friend; anti this title dill not surtice for the ardour Of 'the sentiments with which lie ti,nl, tin:: • intention :ally, inspired his mistress. lit proof of this lie penuiteed smite pAstilial ! ile letters, imm ishlets she borroive , l the laoguage of Attila to express let passion for her Cli.o.Fias of 150 He marriell her to prevenvher trout dying. of love: he wits not to mains' if, rilie„,tlleil of A froi T er, little hrrs:+ it,;; been cured of I,er rheumatism and the cnit cer. lie received the bequest in return for i til l t4 valmtable' cowisterations, tool 'iii time °Mrs. of •11[1.. • rtrre his mite "'Mudd have survived. hint.. It to 10; . appear rather strange, indeed, and ..somenthat ir regular, that the marriage cereteony Ohmic! be .perttirtised at' the fitie-side trt- the sick Itatly : hot Miss 1)e Soycomrt wise realty in.,nutch better htraltlt than 1)1.. Misters stated in his eel sifica . te, didiv c rell by complaiNance, and only with a view to site the new' bride trout the pisodid publicity of municipal marriage. state of her heilth-Was even SO notch improved, that he thought tit eonviliog her to the watems of 11,irrege, and bad caused a seep;. ing carriage to be constructed expressly for tlril journey, iu which she snortettnies 1(10c:tin airing. 4'l ipter stopped titter this tiisc,ussioti o; ttio facts, and postponed that of the point t s of law tip another day. C,AUTIUN, I ttnost A CaTtitt:sl 4 6stttp.wr.l ",+ '''. A very genteel woman, of ! mine and raslCon". able notoneli,' Mid elegantly tlieseul . tieltdi 'up her name at houses in nelgilhoorilootrof Voris's) , tilati.siittate, With it Triple:o to O W , 'whom die accosts, when admiited, w'rtii 'easy tree. dom, and 11 request for permission to lit' alh)Weakd take a Without the least' eathari.asiotteitt, ..her fitst.tio,estiort after health ; she; then commences her story, hy . plcseitilog a peti. thin lit' the lteliA ti lf of a family Who haul ht•e tormerly.terulthy, haul lived 'in gi . t.tal opnlente in Hattott-garden 04 it gold and silver- torke; , who had their warehouseinsio 1601. a-yedr, and their sert ',tots fourteen guitteas a•ye:ir i hut vt.ho, after ll,teiag haul three executions in the . . house, ltid.being the King's Oettelt, were rt , lw so rkt iiliced, that Oft6r yawning their trinkets ami jewellery, tLe thiplicates of %% Hell scented to fill h e r puite, and which she offer.oto steely, she re gitv'sts,lhe sandiest,. relief for Gum, evro of a as. th e y !aere,,, reduced to . make three hriektisere for u fe jet., totving •tio feittlti'; iit'fahlet till prottoreil liy sitht;eription, As we'confti'ss our inCtedulit'y , at the tale, as ,as Out: tolroirorion (4' sock ti v riiie vitrut., sr) f.o Il 14.01 y chttring tithitaicitiiitiiii.;:attintic'tts thus holly, ut only thuut C , irt y, to kiiiLtht Isom liott,e to liOttse Ili beh r itif of distiessed, iltltl fOrIT her way to tott•rtiett or single tolk, give hotlk estitiott i 4 nialtiu out Wind to the troth or fitilacy of the story. If the,story he true, 0114 piriy without littowil ! g.l,o, i i tig tact vagtaltry, which tenders them liable to he sent to 'he 111111'41! 111 Col terlion, ond. i f 1,,1 5 r, the (tiltlo imnislonrot for imposition, diC4S of tilt, Lady vat whitt 3traiv liat, dallt Otte ribbon, Ida( k veil thrown hack. with ,bark eyes anti lotir braided ; had on a Motif:tofu* velivse with a red sllu.‘ I oyer it , tc it li t -skin atoll', %%. Ltd ()lire flirt hauilsoitie. The pe. tit ton WAS dilly, and the siglitittices ill iyrittto..