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and. paying all the instalments on the warrant, of
Attorney ?—Secondly, if they thought he had not
waved his right of complaint by so doing, what
damages he ought to have?—Upon that the
.posi--
tive evidence of flour being sent Vvhich,could,not be
Used at' all, applied only to two sacks, which were.
charged at the price Of so shillings per sack—some
other of the flour was stated to be bad, bur it had
been used. As to the general loss of cus-.
torn which the Plaintiff had sustained as a Baker,
the iPlaintifF could not be allowed to go into evi-
dence of that, because, as he did not specify that
loss by stating the name's of the persons who left
off dealing with him, on account:of his 'bread being
made of this bad flour, the Defendant could not. be
prepared to* meet ,such a Case, and the'reforethat
should be laid Out of .the question.—The Jury
would dispose:of the whole Case as should appear
to them to be just.

•
The Jury withdrew, and having remained out of
Courfrfor above half an hour, returned with.a Ver-
diti for the Plaintiff; (Limoges col.

From the very extraordinary great sale of Tickets
and Shates HORNSBY & Co. have already met with
in the English Lottery, -c9ntaining only 2+,000
Tickets, they earnestly intreat their numerous
Friends and the Public, by no means to delay pur-
chasing, as there is the greatest probability the
whole of the Tickets will he disposed of before
the Wheel goes round.—lionmuy & Co. made
die same observation ,to their Friends respe&ing
the Pigot Diamond Ticket (which they sold), and
it so tell out, that on the morning of Drawing
there was not a Ticket to be got at any price.
This being the season in which people resort to
the Watering Places for the benefit of the sea air and
bathing, we recommend previouS to ithe latter the
reading of Dr. SQUIRRELL'S TREATISE ON SEA
AND COLD BATHING, contained. in his Maxims
of Health," sold by• MURRAY and HIGHLEY,,
No, 32, Fleet-street ; and RICHARDSON, Royal
Exchange. - A book universally approved of, as it
points out those complaints and peculiarities of the
Constitution, wherein an indiscriminate me of
bathing would be produaive of pernicious con-
sequences, as well ~as describes those symptoms in
which it would prove of infinite service.to nervous
and debilitated persons.

SHIP NEWS.

1.001,E, JULY 9.

Arrived—the Lark, Bredy, • from Newfoundland ; Dart,
Baker, and Adive. Williams, from Portsmouth ; Chance,
Stride, and I.ortitude, Collins; from Bristol.
Sailed--the Jacob, Bartlett, for Glasgow ; Somerset, Ma-
dox, for Tenby ; and Betsy, Bristow•e, for Newfoundland.

GRAVASEND, JULY 9

Passe&by--,the Europa, White, from St. Vincent's; Bri-
tish Queen, Wilson, and Juno, Clarkson, from Grenada ;
Two Sisters, Taylor, from Tobago.; Merlin, Smith ; Nevis,
; and Sally, Williams, from Jamaica ; Junius, Atkins,
from Copenhagen ; Jane, —, from Rouen ; Eagle, Barker,
from Gibraltar ; Hygeia, , from Barbadoes ; Mount
Royal, Patton, and Louisa Henrietta, Jack, from Surinam.
Sailed—the Port Mary, Collins, for Charlestown ; Dart,
;—, for .HambUrgh aphael,
Endraft, Jacobs, for Havre ; Isabella, Mitchell, for Am-
sterdam.; and Vrow Margretta, , for Rouen.