The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-24 00:00:00

I,IIV REPORT.'

COURT OF KING BENCH, Fsn.
De.F.AMATION..--.TIWENA.N V. DOWNS.

This Was an anion for Defamation, the Defend-
ant having imputed to the Plaintiff a vicious propen,
!illy, so unnatural that we can scarcely allude to it
consistently with clgcency. The words.were alledged
to have been spoken at the. Piazza Coffee-house, in
presence of some of the Plaintiffs friends, Who in-
sisted that he should either vindicate his charatiler,
or they would never again sit in his company. The
present anion was accordingly brought, and the
Defendant placed a Justification upon the Record.
The Plaintiff's Counsel made a very able speech
upon the value of charaner, and called Messrs.
Dorton, Russell, and Johnstone, of Drury-lane
Theatre, and also two other persons of the name of
Welch, to prove his case, but was unable to give
the precise words in evidence, as set .forth in the
declaration ; upon which Lord ELLENBOROUGH di-
reatd a Nonsuit.

The Plaintiff was formerly an ACtor at Drury-lane
Theatre, and the Defendant is an eminent Under-
taker, in Brewer-street, St. James's.

OLD BAILEY, MONDAY., FEE.
.23‘

Elworthy was indieted for stealing a silver
tea-pot, and divers other articles, the prOperty of his
master, MO Wirgman, a silversmith, •is St. James's-
street ; and .- Morrison, • a pretended Captain,
was indiaee.• for receiving the same, knowing them
to have beeti.stolen.

Mr. Wirgman stated, that some time since the
prisoner MOrrisbn was introduced to his shop by
Captain Wallace, of the Duke of Cumberland's Re-
giment; as an Officer in the Navy. In consequence
of thatreCommendation he trusted him wit 4 goods
to the amount of 701. But in about ten daYs after
the •recoMmendation; Capt. W. called on the Avit-.
ness again, and said he lnacl been greatly deceived in
Morrison, who was no Captain, and that he believed
him to be nothing More 'nor less than a swindler.
Capt. W. added, that he suppoSed the propertY he had
been entrusted with was lost ; but as a man of honour
be should feel himself hound .to make it good. The.
PrOseCutor, after this, gave general Orders that Mot-
' rison should be entrusted with nothing further.—
Shortly atter this, when Morrison was in the 'lock,
up-house, he said, if the Prosecutor would send to
N 0.6.4, Great Mary-le-bane-street,he would find a tea-
pot he had received from Mr. ElWorthy, subsequent
to.the orders given by the Prosecutor not to trust.
The Prosecutor stated further, that he had,recovered
nearly all the property he had first advanced to
Morrison, with the exception of -about itfl. The
Piosecutor also went -to Great Cumberland-street,
the residence of an old lady, tso, whom the Prisoner
Morrison was understood to have paid his addresses,
where he also found another silver tea-pot, his pro-
perty, which he declared upon oath he had never
sold to the lady himself, nor given Elworthy-permis-r
Sion to sell it. . He added, that the old lady hesitated
at first' to give up the tea-pot, as it was made a pre-
' sent to her by the Captain.
° Mr. George Darnford, the old lady's grandson,
said, that he recollected four stlyn tea-pots being
brought. to his grandmother's, and that Captain
Morrison carried them up to the bed-room to let her
make choice of one. She did so, and.tbv. Captain
chose •a second for himself. He added, that the
Captain paid his addresses ,to his grandmother, and
that she had plenty of money.
SevQraf other witnesses were examined, from
whose testimony it appeared that Elworthy was
m6st confidentially employed by Mr. Wirginan, and
that he was.in the habit of giving Credit-upon his
master's account, . It also appeared that he endea-
voured to get back as mach-of his master's property
as he couid, and indeed that he was the. dupe
more than the accomplice of Morrison.
The Judge said, that it would be too much to
convia Elworthysof felony upon, the present swear-
lit. It was clear that Morrison , was, a swindler,
and he was practicing deceit upon every one, why
might he not deceive Elworthy ?.. At all events,
the Jucy,eould not find Elworthy guilty of stealing,
and if so, they must acquit Morrison of the leionibus
receiving. -
The Jury acquitted bath. the Prisoners.

Robtrt Waplcs, a person at the East end of the,
town, who pro Cures births fsr seamen and fumishes
them with clothes, lodging,.&c. was tried for steal-
ing Bank-notes to the vahie of g9L and 93. •in silver,
the property of Abraham Farrow, a sailor, xt'ho had
just returned from the East Indies, and.ltidged with
the Prisoner. The Prosecutor. swore that. the Pri-
soner snatchedlhe pocket-book'containing the'nOtes
out of his hand, and kept them under pretence of
taking care of theM, but that he afterwards denied
his having ever had the notes in his possession. The
Prisoner, together with his mother and another
Witness, made a very plausible',story, namely, that
the sailor had gone out to a' dance; where he got
into bad company, becaMe intoxicated, and was
robbed of his property.. There were sortie contra.
didions, however, among themselves, and the Jury
believing the story of the sailor, found Ile Prisoner
Guilty. ,

BIRTH.—On the 19th inst. at Dodington, Glou-
cestershire, the Hon. Mrs. CODRINGTON, of a
Daughter.

BIRTH.
On the 2tst inst, at Leatherhead, the Lady of the Rev.
Willidan Otter, et' a Daughter.

• MARRIED.
Lately, Richard Odleeo, Esq. of Tallyho, Queen's
County, Ireland, to Miss Brereton, of Stiadbally, in said
County. • .
Ott Saturday, Mr. Edward Walmsley, Linen-draper, of
GraCCCIIUrCII-street, to Miss Weaver, of Leadenhall,street.'

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CELPIIRAVTin CORM I:llAii.Nl OF
piti-1)..A.P.M.) by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilexi-Ht.,%.
near Li %% hick IN,s risen' to tite very phut tote cl
titne for its .superior E itn.a:ey in Nervous, a”: 1
Consumptive Coo plaints. loss of Appetite; I tiOigesti,,o.
lowtiess of Spirits,. &c. of the following reuiztrk-abl!
Cures ar. incuntestablo proofs :

T 9 Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool.
41k. _

I have a circumstance to mention to you Miich speak
loudly, in psAise o 2 your inoomparable-Mcdhinc the Cotdt4
Balm of (; lead:

Alr,Daviet:,..,_ of Sprint- Hill, Stewar,l to Load Covent 7,
having been Ailicted to: a tong time with the Most •e%cruct;•
atitag pates in his legs, back, &c, which Lotatidett him tolat
bed. and nearly brought hilaa to the gf:',ve, tieciared to toe that
4" his- lite-was out worth a seven shilling-piece," when he
had recourse to your Nledicioe, which, soon- rAieved Min, anti
by a little further perseverance in taking it ltels now restored
to.perttet health, and was at my house yestcrday,.
I am, Sit,y.ou &c,
JOHN e.kt.A.:, Pogmaster:
Eveshain, Worcestershire, Ott. 28, 18,6.

To Dr.. Solomon, G Held- House, near Liverpcol.

SIR, • •
• I feel a pleasure in communicating to you the-great benefit
which a Lady in she neighlauurhoodot this place has ex; erii
cm:en trwri your. Cordial halm of C head : she.has ink/rand
ine since her recovery that she was •in a very low anti weak
state for a long•time, during. which she appl LA for advice tA
several Medical Men : their prescriptions .lave hernot the
least relief; and such was the weakened. slate in which she
Continued, that her friends despaired of her recovery. The
name which your:Medieine, the Cordial Balm 11.,;
acquired fo.rirs.elficacy in these case,, at last determined them,
as •the last resource, to.try of what avail it would be to her
they purchased a small bottle, and afterwards one uf the large
size ; from these she found such immediate relief as to rm.::
courage them to send for smother : this to their astonishment
completely restored her to t.ealth. Some little tint,: 4111CC4
wards she paid ale fur the latter, and then dciciar d vita she
considered herself as well as eveusne was iu iter Wt. Phis
am ready to attest to ally one who shall ‘all upon me. L
have also been frequently informed by several who hat's
purchased it of me Qt the benefit they have re..,rverl from it
in other cases. •

U.in, Sir, your most obedient Servant,
Nantwich, Sept. 13, tt;os, citmc,

Copy
BooloaksLeeiti,t.errs,,%otomlpleosrstr,st.oCol.l.rkseolaontadlonificmiairl,dnriiuniitescr:
and
near LiVerpool.
SIR, • Stockport; May ta, 006.
A Gentleman of the first respectability, wlio had lingered,
under a tedious illness eight years, having oecn snatched horn
the jaws ot death by your invaluabl, Conttai Dalin of
Wd consider it a duty incumbent upon us to lobe no time tit
ijrforrning you, that you may be enabled to publish its virtues
for the sake of our attiidect telLoW.ereatures. You miy sup.
pose, from the length of his no expence or medical
id.was spared, arid proldential.y for his tarnily,Of
ten children, your inestimable l‘ledieine was mought 0t,..
which has happily r• stored lUiti to ins former good state of
health. being a Clerical Gentleman, he wishes iris name
not to be published; but to remove any doubt t :futll ttie
of the athieted, any inquiriesjelative thereto will be colter.
fully Satisfied, by .
Your's respedful Iy,
CLARKS and ,L 0

0:3" Dr. Solomon expeels, when consulted, the usual com-
pliment of a One Pound Note; but all written cases, or let-
ters of advice, to be answered at his leisure, are requested to
inck'se Half-a-<.;itinea. Such letters should, saxtY
thus dire .ted t• " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, tJitead-
House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage. Lena.
may be ordered to be addressed to X. Z. or A. 13. at the Folic'
Office, till cal ed for. -
Price Half-a.. Guinea a-Bottle ; or the quantity of Four,
one Family Bottle, tOr',;3s on which g-i. are saved tdutY 111;
eluded), which has the words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool,
engraved on the Stainp, without which none can be genuine.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I Inpetigines, and A 44
stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are
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Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson an"
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Booksellers and Venders of Patent Medicines in the United
Kingdom.

To T. TAYLOR, Swgenn, No. t, New Bridge-streer,
London.

•
SIR. Edinbureh, May 2, tBOO.
IN the Spring of 1794 1 was atllitted with a
Venereal . Complaint, which I treated with iniliiar-
ence Par five months; but was then obliged to app c
ly r°
regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the viru
lence of-the Disease (by mercurial applications) or s°T.ne
time; but growing, in spite of all medicine andthe aavic
of the first Gentlemen of, the Faculty here, worse 311 a
worse for two years; I was reduced to a state atitiost un-
paralleled and beyond description, being an entire Vi'e!'
and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, /n°ol
nose, legs, arms, &c. have been Alternately in danger 0
becoming useless; ''in short, 1 have had from ttventY ,tQ
thirty .eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally"-
privet' of Sight.—lt would be veluininous -to prucula-
me all my case—suffice it to say, there never was,. Or ever
will be, one of a more dangerous, or or a more con:11,11-'
caned nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and
imagined-myself, , beyond all hopes of recovery,- ':antl, ili.
deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my
more, than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did
I drag a
most miserable existence, till Divine Providence
threw in my way .'i Newspaper.. containing the case of a
Mr. B. of Plymouth—my triencls read it,, I could. not.-1
sent and procured Some of your LEAN.E's .PAT E NT
i4I 1.1.5,, whicii, by using from tittle to time, am now, and
have long
.been, (after more -than four years indescribable
distress', in as good a state of heal th .as ever f enjoyed • as
proof of this, .I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to
me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in hor:s
of renderoig my fellow-creature service, I request you, to,
publish this ;.and you may at ally tine refer persons who
with to be satisfied of. the troth of this, or further parti-
culars*, to me or my fries;:;;, by letter or person.
As new cases' for badness e, ill ever emeil mine, and none
exceed it, I have from experience ever,: reason to assure
yh,atsainte,.yaonti:i
rLadEi,LKI r.c'usrel:lf/..si.tgiirat,herri.olAs'itlltitricnd,da..
sninarer,iinpde'vtl
ful s:age of ,the Venereal Disease, 'which is called'- ' co.K-
nitieze Luzi. -
* Insurmountable, family reasonis"pNrevTennt ()
makingMPs("" my
name and address public ; •but creditable persons r: ally
wanting information may also be referred to me and my
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Ganiens, Edinbulth
in*London,athii !muse, No.
• - Prepared and Sold-by the Sole *Proprietor,
T. TAYLOR, Memixir of the ItOyal College of Surgeon.
Where he will give Advice without a fee, to eersons tak-
ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, it Lost.
0. New Bridge-street,
paid, on the same terms, observing mall cases 1' roe's
rinrestser; '
inviolable secrecyv no person's- name or case havingb,
the Pro.
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by
-yeario,
tphriaett ohre,
has duringhad thethe
eedcoursedti e
tot
tit
of 411''aLtiterefrotn.
above Medicine, and the practice.
.arti
isn'negnt tor theconve.
They are also sold by his Ai:porn
,-- .*
by Mr. Baxter
nience of those living at a d'stenc.eLay,
T. refers[Cr ld '.. at the
cet I all-mall; Mr.
PerfuMer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-str ,
01. ford-street • Mr. Dis.
gmOre than thinly,:
sa;exof the.?
goo*t dßobertsonSouthbridge, w .
shd rdoEyalli
sszihdboiliv7tlNi. ;0 . Mlrc.,7aci...t t
..hi:
ar ,
borough's, NQ. 7, F 0i-street-lull,
,nearly
t opposite the Mo-
Dublin; and ..by one
• numeric; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. I, , nion-row, Little
Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. ed. each, sealed up witb-
Tpe°rvilsoenr-ihnille'veNrlY.coßnusliol'eriatnet-o'tWrcnettin • kat-Lin tam, and
full, and main chreCtions. whereby persons of eitnet Sc'x.
may, curt tnerrselves with ease and secrecy.
'N,- B.;i; Every lioNz' sold in Great Britain is sealed up'
With 1- Stamp.. Ott which,' by favour of the Coitiniis-.
41,.nersi •is printed, at the Stamp-Office--" T. Taylorl
No 6, Nom bridge,-strut," to imitate which is felony, an
aii otmers are i-ouritertens, , _ ,