The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-21 00:00:00

LINCOL_V, MARci: :0,

AT the late Assizes at Lincoln, a cause was tried
before Mr. Baron GRAHAM, wherein Sir Wil-:
Liam Manners, Bait. 'lyas Plaintiff, and Henry
Stokes
,(a'.stay-maker at Grantham) Defendant;
which, according to the opening by the Plaintiff's
Counsel, appeared to be for the recovery of
221. Its. 6d, advanced by the Plaintiff to the.De_
fendant so loq,rago as 17th Oftober,l796, to WI,
him in his -tradg. A note of band was given of that
Elate, payable, 'with interest, on demand ; but it was
414 Closed lik,.-the Plaintiff's own evidence, that the
sathe'was,advanced for the purpose of enabling the;
Maiidant .to purchase his Freedom of4the Borough
of Grantham, and that more than one hundred Free-
men of that -Borough had given bonds or notes to
the Plaintiff (Who has ever since the General Elec-
tion of 17-96, rnade•pratensions to the Borough) for
small loans, and that such as had voted at the last•
General Eleftion for the Candidate brought forward
by the Plaintiff, had not been called upon for either
principal or interest, and that the Defendant had
voted against' them. .
The Learned Judge, in summing up the evidence,
stated, that the principal question- was, whether this.
is a bona
.fide subsisting security which ought to be•
enforced ; that is, whether the note was payable at
all events, or whether, if the Defendant voted for the
interest of the Plaintiff, it, was not to be insisted
upon,. but was so to ba if he did not vote for him ?
it, the latter, that it ought to be reProbated ,in a
Court of Justice, and is a contrattwhich the Law
will not enforce, as it depriVed-Ele&ors of, the right
of exercising' their franchises with that freedom the!
Constitution requires.
The Jury, after a few minutes consideration, gave
a verdita. for the Defendant.

The case appeared so ckar from the evidence
given on the -cross-examination of the Plaintiff's
Witnesses, that it was not necessary for the Defer).
dant's Counsel to call a single witness.

The verdift will enable more than three hundred
persons to exercise their franchises according ro
their own inclinations, thereby restoring to them
the right of kleetion.

Nt CHO LSON'S truly fortunate Tickets and Shares,
can only .bc had in. London, at NO!. 16, Cornhill,
opposite the front of the Bank of England.—Note,
the Drawing begins on Monday sennight,, the.4th
of April.

SEA..-COAL METER'S OFFICE, March ti, 1803.2
March t 4,, Monday, to Cargoes of Coals sold in the Pool
trom 455. to 483. 6d. per Chaldron.
-- 16, Wednesday, ro ditto ditto, 425. to 485..
-- 18, Friday, no Coalrsold.

SHM •NE/i's.

CICAVZS'EN.I), MARCH

Passed hy7the Three Sisters, A insiey, from Philaalelpbia;
Turton, Wright, from Cork ; farina), ---, from Havre ;
Gigor, --, from Rouen ; Tarstadt, from Calais ;
Fame; ---, from Waterford.; Linen-hall, Lewington,
and Providence Brown from I)nbliti_.

Sailcd•• the Matthew,- Young, for St. Kitts; City of Lon-
dcin, Ewing, .for Grenada; and Lord Nelson, Griffith; for
Dubli►►.

DIED.

On the 3d inst. at his house, at Cortachy, the Right Hen.
the Earl of Airly.
On Sunday the r3th inst. at his lodgings in Manchester,
George Walmesley, Esq. late of the First (or Royal) -Dra-
goons.
T,lte same day, at Richmond, after a long andpainful ill-
ness.. Mr. Knight, Lae a. Woollen-draper in the Strand.
On Thursday evening last, Mrs. Margaret Jackson,
at her
D apartmentS in evonshirp.street, Queen-square, aged 78.
On Friday last, at his house in Lower Brook.street,
venor-square, John Pratt, Esq. in the year oi his age.
"The same day, at his apartments in Greenwich Hospital,
Lieutenant Anthony Fortye," the oldest Lieutenant in His
Majesty's Navy. . •
. Last week, at Liverpool, Miss Payne, eldest daughter of
the late Mr. Payne, of the Mews Gate.

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DAY.
India Stock 210 -
Sourk. Sca Stock
Lxclieq. 11111 s s. s.
I.undable ditto prem.
30 Exchequer !tills
Oinlanin Ili 13 121 13
Itnper. 3 pa. Cent.
I)ittd Ann. II t-161
!lank for -opening
India for. Acc.
Cons. lin Ainil64l 51 6

No. 29, Arundel-street, March's, 003.
HAVING dedicated myself to the study, .and
been gratified by the most considerable practice in that
branch which I. thought proper to seleit, I trust that I have
not more rnisemployed my mac than those who, in the ex-
tensivefielcl of the Profession, are occasionally irrunerstd in.
uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success Which' is
acquired by concentrating the intellectual power tootle class
of disorders. , • ,
1 he Diseasesof Debility are peculiarly distressing; for they
bring with them a train of concomitant SyinOtonts, and, by a
depression of all vital energy,. existence itselt becomes einbit.
tcrcti. Whether they arise from thu prevaleacc of ill as;.ample, the destructive habits, of schoolboys,' or the leis ex-
cuseable.indulgenees of maturity, they require the most as.
sicluous proksSional skill ; and well may it be observed, that
by the ignoranceofoneducated men, the symptoms are:iggra-
'lliitC4; and the. constitution is destroyed.
As a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and for.
merly Surgeon in the Army, I ground my pretensions on re.
elarity of education, and possessing every privilege to prac-
tice, I feel myself entitled to that confidence with which I
have hitherto been so liberally honourert. , •
In the first sensations of local weakness, early Application
will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Frame; but where
the sufkrer, from a consciousness of the unmanlineis of the
vice which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt
or censure of his Family Physician, and broods over -his in-
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hinito be assured, not only ,of capability of treatment, but
also of the most inviolable secrecy.
idly, The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of
life, the seeds of existence are pois!ined by it, and posterity
is inala red by. the indiscretion of an unguarded Moment.
recent,venereal complaints it is posSible to prevent pain,
danger, or dist4ss; and in the most complicated cases it is
the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to cilia
a safe, certain, Oct speedy re-establisluiviit.
I ofkr the advantage of this experience to those of either
sex who are afflieled with any kind ofdebilitv, or any symp-
• toms of Venereal Inkaion, and in all cases the terms of
'remuneration are stated on the first interview. .

Patients .in the Country are exeeded to -inclose a Bank
Note, dod aro requested to so.n.:ity their age and manner of
living, as well as the existing symptoms of the complaine.
• MARTIN .
, .
Member of thq Royal College of Surgeons in London.
No. 29, A rundel.street, Strand, near Terntile-har.—There
is an additional entrairce in Water-street adjoining,

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