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PARTNERSHIPe DOIPOLVID.

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, Samuel Osmond ar.d Joseph VI ebb, of Great Aire-IMO, Middies,
sex, breeches makers, Dye. Is, IEOB.-
• John Buckley and Thcrinas Merrick, of Lawrence-lane, London,
, warehousemen Dec4llk, tsOS.
• Thomas Nixon, henry Hswitr, and Robert Pox, of Sheffield,
silver-platen, Dec. to, tsoa.
Askham Eyre, John Toots', llamas Tomsk, Joshua Swallow,
and James Mal!alien of l'hurstoneard Wakefield, Yorkshire,
'oil drawer., Sept. '2" Ilion.
Jo'm Marsh and Ileorißitey, of Landmik, Stansield, Yorkshire.,
cotton spinners, I'e , sue.
• EANICRUP ICY ENLARGED.

January 31. William Rhodes of Shaaklewell, Middlesex, ware-
houseman, at ten, at Guildiusll.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Rnbincen the younger, of Birmingham, droggist, dealer
and ehapm.n, is surrender December 19,20, and January 24,
at twelve, at the Shalmcpear Tavern, New-street, Birmingham.
Attornies, hiessra. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's Buildings, Hol-
born, Louden ; or Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham.
oseph Hodgson, of Liverpool, auctioneer. dealer and Chapman,
Dec. 10, 20, and Jaziscry 24, at eleven, at the Shakespear Ta-
vern, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Devon and Tooke, No.
10, Gray's Inn-square, London ; Messrs. Griffiths and Hind,
Liverpool; Messrs. Duckworth, Chippiudall and Denison,
Manchester; or Mr. Burrish, Temple-row litrmin7ham.
Thomas Morse, of Wood-street, Claeapside, London, factor,
dealer and chapitan, Dec. 17, 27 and January 24, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. John Rotten, No. 54, Fore-street,
Ciipplegate.
Fr4ncis Jackson, of Rood-lane, London, merchant, dealer and
cliaptriau, Dee. Z.O, at one, Dec. 24, at ten, and January 24, at
one, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Bland, Vauxhall Walk,

Joseph

Surrey.
George Riddell, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, grocer and linendraper,
dealer aad chaptuan, Jan. 2,5, and 24, at eleven, at the
Angel Inn, Berwick-upon-Tweed. Attormes, felebsra. lromley
and Bell, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. Nilluby, lierwiek-upon
Tse eed.
William,. Reeve, of Clapham, Surrey, voseb-master, Dec. 17, 24,
and Jan. 2.4,at twelve,at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs.
Wiheire and Bolton, Old Broad .street, London.
William Robinson, of Debenham, Suffolk, shoemaker, Dec. 20,
at one, 24, at on, and Jan. 24, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Attoruiea, Messrs. Maddock and Steve..aon, Lincoln's hp,
London.

fulliner Bishop, Robert Bishop, and Writ: Bishop, now or late
of Cantbridge,woollea-drapers; Dec. 17, 24, and Jan. 24, at
twelve, at Guildhall, Lolidon. Attorney, Mr. Davie►, Loth-
bury, London.
Daniel Burgess and Mary Lord, of Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton-
spinners, Doc. 20, 31, and Jan. 44, at two, at the Palace Inn,
hi Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Kay and Renshaw, Man-
chester.

Robert Rigby, Lite of Liverpool, Lancashire; joiner, Dec. 30, 31,
and Jan. 24, at tete, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attar-
tiles, Mr. Windle Johi;-street, Bedford-row, London,. and
Mr. Fleetwood, Liverpool.
Wm. Ware of Caldieott, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper, Jan. 9,4,
and 24, at ten, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Ilristul. At-
tornies, Mr. John Tarrant, Chancery-lane,.. Loudon; and
Messrs. B. and 0. Smith, Bristol.
Samuel Danford, of Abchurch-lane, London, broker, Dec. 23,
31, and Jan. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Walker, Old Jewry.
William Richardson, Richard Richardson, and Chas. Stuart Bell,
late of the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants
and partners, dealers and chapmen, to surrender Jan. 13, 14,
and 24, -at eleven In the' forenoon each day, at the Three In-
dian Kings, in-Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies Messrs. Meg-
gison and Son, Hatton Garden; and Mr. Armorer Donkin ,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
I William John Hohnes Knight, of Church-row, 'lslington, county
of Middlesex, ship and insurance-broker, dealer and cbapman,
to surrender Dee. 17 and 44, and Jan. 24, at. ten in the fare-
noon each day, at Guildhall, London. Attorney Mr. Hall,
Coleman-street, Loudon.

After a long speech from Mr. &don't BEST, col-
taining some reflections on the plaintiff's conduct to-
wards the defendant, and one in reply from Mr. Scr-
jeant VAUGHAN, wherein he ably jwstitied the same
JAMES MANSFIELD went over the evidence, re-
marking on the attempt of the defendant to prove
himself an infant, as being rather an unhandsome
effort, and the Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff,
damages 2151. 11s. with interest from the defendant's
landing in England in 1805_

•
MURDER.—Sunday evening, shout eight o'clock, as
Mr. Wm. WHITE, a respectable farmer, of Hoo, near
Upnor, in Kent, was sitting in his parlour reading, a
shot was fired through the widow, whTch instantly,
killed him... The alarin being given, immediate search
vras ma& after the pernetrator, but without effect. A
gun, rezently dischargeld, was found in a ditch about
40 roods from the house, near the Medway ; from
which it is preumed that the villain escaped rt./ water.
The deceased '.vas • a wijower, and bore an excellent
Character ;. he has loft a farrfily of eleven children to
lament hi !nss. The most deliberate aim must Lave
been taker. by the perpetrator, as he had Fl,seed a
hurdle bef,:: .• the window to req the gun on. The el-
der branches of. the family were sitting near the un- '
fortunate man, and his eldest daughter hal just risen
to reach something from an adjoining cupboard when
the shet. %vat, fired, which entered at the !sack part of
his head, and came out under hi.; right eye. The gun
is an old musket-barrel fastened to the stock by a nail
in the breach, hammered down double in the wood •
.the lock will not stand at whole cock, but was fastened
back by a piece of twine, which is supposed to have
been cut at the time of firing, as it appeared in that
state when found.

LIIIV INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OP KING'S BENCH, DEC. IL
CIUM. CON.-LONGIIURST V. PEACHY.

The plaintiff, a journeyman carpenter, some months
ago lodged in the defendant's house, who is a glazier,
in the Borough, and who cont-ived to seduce the
plaintiff's wife, though he is married, and has several
children. It appeared tha parties met frequently at a
green grocer's, in a place called Pleasant Retreat, ip
St. GeE.rge's-fieldsrbut the abbess did not know her
,name, nor the name of another lady, who also enjoyed
his (alibi-aces: Samuel Andrews, the plaintiff's tiro-
ther-in-law, said, he called on the defendant on the
Ist of November last, when he acknowledged &love
his own wife that hi had been criminally connected
with Mrs..Longhurst.
L'ord, ELLENBOROL oil remarked that this ease was I
totally destitute of evidence of the connubial happi-
ness in which the panics lived together, or even of
the criminal intercourse ; and the Jury without- the
least hesitation, found a verdict for the defendant.

THECOUitSE 01

Amsterdam, 33 10 *
Ditto ar sight, 33
Rotterdam, 10 9 3 U
Hambiergh, 32 4 2.1 U
Altoua, 32 5 2t U
Paris 1 day's da. 22 4 Liv.
Ditto, 2 Us. 22 8
Bourdtauz, ditto 22 8
Madrid, 444 Effect.
Cadiz, 44 ?Acct.

F EXCHAN•.:F..
Palermo, IP2 Pence per oz.
Leghorn, 37
Genoa, 50
Voice, 52 Lir. Piccolo
inaectioe per 1. stet.
N4ples, 12
Lisbon, 69
Oporto, 69i
Dublin, 8
Cork, 9
New Dollars, ss. 7d. perm
,ns,
iolland. 5i per Cant.

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_......itytuntAs, inc. 11; . . ila HrubiATISMS, PALSIE
—. , ,-- AA,- AFFECTIONS, with their usual n
flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, aid. • WU/110MM v. WALLACII. . noting in whatever source), are reti;va
The plaintiff is Captain of the Dover East India- • wHi-1 HEAD'S LSSitN Ci: of :MUST
man, and the defendant, the son of Sir T. Wallace, , other mead
had faniled.
was a Cornet in the East Indies, who havintr occa- : keeeee a Mustard (used
sion to return to Europe on account of ill health, tome "tr=ina,„wt 2,;:ceritiaTreeurna2ll lin perhaps
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his passage in the above vessel, together with his- a'r ', severest SPRAINS and Bic.UlS.ES.,lin°6l'
/taut, for the expences.of which he drew a bill tin his . usually taken by any other Liniment or 1
' fathet,,,pavable-either by him or Mr. Mills, of Parlia. inswediately after any aceident,isprewass,
ment-street. Sit Thomas not being in England, the torWali4u ilitc'EeHrviEliti'Dou'ectFAMlLl Ca:RATE,
demand was made on the defendant, when, according , m„,,he„. Pimples, Rine,:
.'l3l.llL:re, S,
to the statement of Mr. Serjeant VnuouaN,,.he refusedr. it,..., Now, Kari, and Eyelids: soreit L%ni(4- r-4 ,4:•it.
pleading that he was not liable, being an infant. Hauls, and Scorbutic Humours of wary Descripti,;;. -Yell &I
Mr. Mills proved the defendant's hand-writing, ;ad dianreries...trree.ete,niz:ba3n.d void dby Ritohnstoo, Apoth..otyiN6.
' sated his belief that he had attained his 21st year in 1 each ; the Cerate•at Is. IV. and 79Iisrabce and Pills at ti...at.
December 1807. He said he recommended him for Vender to the United Kingdom. ‘A‘i by ererl sip_,
Cadetship, and there was •
some difficulty is obtain- *** The 057555105 has a ;ILI& Lek Stamp, said, tee name
a a I
Johnston inserted on it.
ing the appointment, as they were never bestowed on • .
young men under 15, ca- above '22. Thelact of the
bill having been presented at Mr. Mill's, was proved.
The answer Was, that Sir I'. Wallace did not reside
there, and that Mr. Mills had no orders to pay the
bill. ---- JaCkson called en the defendant at au
. hotel, in King's-street, when he said he had not the
means, but would endeavour o take it up in six
.
weeks. - . . .
Mr. Serjeant BiLIT, for the defendant, said, that
the truthwas ingenuously—lie could nut pay. To
prove that thedefendant was a minor, --,- AVayrick,
a German tailor, said, he had known Sir Thomas
ant" Lady W. at the Spa, in Germany, in the year
1778-9. Lady Wallace was delivered of a son, ei-
ther in that year, or early in 1779, he could not sty
precisely which, btu :he Lady died in Mary-la-bonne
parish in the same year. Sir Thomas, the defendant's
father, was at this moment a Fr:soner in Franc&
The Pay-master's certiScate from the India-house
was produced, to prove, that the ,defenditnt now a
Lieutenant,tad received his pay and passage-money.
—A letter was also read from. the defendant to .the
plaintiff's attorney, iequesting .a shcrt delay, on ac-
count of the absence of, his father, as also a letter to
the pltintiff; requesting a like delay, but promising
payment.

CORDIAL 'BALM 01“,u,y:Ar"
4' is there no Balm in Gilead ? is :little no Physician tk.N.
Why then is not the health of die (laughter of my peepie
vyria 1" Jer. Ail 22.
sa The Leto huh caused Medicines to grow out of the tIVi
atsd be that is wise will mot abhor than i fir with such day) h,j
heal men and take away their pains." Ec 1. azrviii. 4. 7.
4LT is notorious that various cEsorciers of the hvinail
frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, and aht wwis
Viola: i:111 of those ?Ulu which prudence (limn 5 f rule rf C 341
than of health, and laying a foundatitra :Or a :one and hair
With a firm and strong constitution. Ti:( blessings of knits -a,.
no sooner lost, than painful eiperience teaches the inestimabl- „
lue of it, and the unhappy patient lot.ks ..round, too alim,
iu vain, for the moans of i.. recovery ! Doctor Solomon,
I, recouuneods his CORDIAL BALM OP GILEAD ,
all these whose constitutions have bestrinipaired by and, ivor:..
due:cote?
arandcdtzvetbsorie:litiser,tizas aorrecaailliiletct;cdubywienuteansts
tridan,?-,ereora tip
see enervated lay long resitititae tai but and tudimity alMtatc..;
in which cases it will invariably prove of the most overai mon,
cacy, bracing the rcipted nerves, stresgthening and mitigating
the coustitntina. 'lhe various Welkuetkes pieuttar tla fit sit
come immediately snider the power of this restorat ve, and tail
ladies Of fashion and respectability have- timid to to b 5 the lan
medical appendage to the toilet they ever met with for recnitiin,
the decay‘o spirits, dieipsting head-seb, Limnos and 4,14.4
creating a pleasing vivacity, (Jutting away melancholy, weighs:4
comfort and strength to the whole syttehi.

Prepared by Di. Solomon. GU.at ILuse, near I.iv:rp it
10s. dd. and 33s.bottirs ; the latter contaiu four of t fortiori.,
which the purchaser saves de..--Lvriyvnuiee battle has a gawp,
eiblch bears the Proprietor's name and adgriss, " z..atra,
iverpool," to inutate which is felony.
N. B. The postage .of :11 letters to the Doctor cleat be g,
and 10 61. as a fee inclosed for advice. •

Said by all the respocable Medicine Vender, Beeitstilva Ito
by every principal town is England, Ireland, S:etianii, se, Aim
rica,p rice bait a-GuineaAbon wit:. c whine &sections sealed u

gibe htevereuti tiARCLA I's PA reJti Ali 114111.10114
I'U .LS.
TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchn,
Author of the " Domestic Mediae," that contplaints debt
stomach and ?towels are the prevailing inalacijes of this asseni.
which Jay the foundation of the more formidable and fad g
eases--that the ptvson who could discover for the rthetaiddlle
"a,safe and inf.,;:lble rmsesly, wouki perl4,rm a most impinge
service to so. Thu discovery has now been made ht tie
Patent Amthiltous Pills of the Rev. William BarcL:y, the nut.
sive sad e of which, and the high estimation in whit.: they we&
servetfiy held, has considerably lessened the number of
pi:a:tat and bids fair, in a short time, to be the mans et entirth
et ad:tilting them.
These Pills Lave a quick zr.t safe operation, they act pownhily
sad speciSeitily on the bile, and thus remove the numeritts i.
srdirrs connected with it--sick headtiches, astuitece, live cow
1 jAundsce, nervous at:cc-den from inthgestioa,Sch Us,
' the most valuable family medicice hitherto offeh6tothepsfe.
lie, and the Proprietor is supported by the most reipensitesi.
dente of the first chara-ters of the hiebirsty, andothersAiliq
have never been administered to any person withast givirecis.
bin and speedy relief, ami in the end completing a carc.
This valuable medicine having hum used with sterssii‘s
Sosimunded by the follsriving distinguished person:es :
The Right Hon. Viseinint DILLON.
The Lord Bishop of iLsi st and Waist.
run,lilt Hoses WOOD. Bart. M.P. for Homiton.
:Sr trims/ L.LlSMiNtrrow. Bart. M.t' for Pear.
Tito:vat AnvoN, Esq. M.P. for Liteldield.
JAMES ANITA TT, r.p. lot Sinithatopton.
IficutaLsom CaLutuf, A. M.P. for lief/ford.
1 uatuNu Butters, Esq. New-street, Springsgardens.
Tnumas HAJampftsLsr, Esq. Pall Mall.
G. W. Mare, Lsq. Private Surcsary to the Arclabisktt ef:
Canterbor7.
The Rev. Mr. Dawee&, Librarian to the Archbishop.
•Geesi. 44estlissrss, tsup-#44:40r Wades/.
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old wholesale atsi twill by Mr. Butler, No 4, Chaptik
corpiLr or Paternoster-row • as I retail by Mr. Kitt., Statak
street, 614 goiid.stiert M;i. oiratton, Leicester-gilt:ale • sniffy
,
ail respectable venders in town and Calligrv.
CAUTION--Obwrve!—The name of *illiaut Barclay it te•
graved on the stamp, witch is allied on the ootsidewrappc:
the box; all not so stamped are a dangerous imitation.
Pried Ls. 6d. fail I as. per box, a ith ample directions.

RENOVATED HEALTH.
TT has been too frequeutly the subject of jest mut
general reprobation, that men destitute of the demean
the nit-lira! art have offend themselves CS canadstes for
publi: pwrorage in the profession of physic. For the purpose d
doing justice to the result of ore studies and eeperience, ted t
prevent us from being classed among those enspirics whose SW
dent Reetermievs have • unfortunately for society, been tee fame
ably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and edigke
eyed, a faithful statement of oer perseits and acquiremepta
• After having received a rezetlar medical education, asters*.
of blesses. Grindal and Blizarci, whose lectures and pried& lee
earefelby attended, as Profesors and #argeons of the Lettarißee
pied, we entered ourselves as students in that justly eekbeed
school fee met:ical acquireetrdts; the' Royal College Of Zits-
Isergh, and ware iestrocted in the diferent branches of Ante*
Surgery, Ike Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, bia-
swifery, Botany, &c. &c. &c. by those eminent Proles:lre. te
Moore, Cregery, BI:selt, Hamilton, /Nissan, and Rieke:ice-
We trust we shall nut be deemed' presumptmeas iql $lO_lAN
• r proficiency and acquirements are not ieconsiderable. }heel
her a long series of years made VENEREAL COMPLAWN
and the variuus diseases ofDEBILITY, the particular fabled
our ritudiri2nd practice, it will, we hope, beallowed that at bre
acquired etuperior knowledge of their treatewet and cam Si
slight and recent cases oftiofeetion, a perfret re-essablishoust
completed in the short period of two days, and In those of ges
utmost inveteracy, where ether practitioners have failed dart
tea, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensselsllo
patient a safe and radical cure.
Amidst t'te reeLtr.cisoly 'wiry of disorders which. ate tie eh
feet* of a.babit long and most unhappily eanutd by the yasdesi• I
both sexes, there are hone more alarming or more distressing dies
those deficiencies and debilities which' tbcquently preceat.er-ifes
bitter the matrimonial state. To such pierons It must bra ca'. •
soling reflection to know that they may now, by a new wid Wes
n.
lade mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all boa
blessings, a strong, manly, Snit vigorous constitution. lesetoilf' •
of Debility, fronf whatever cause arising, as well as in evety
sirs of Venereal infection, we may be consulted by pales.-.1
either sex with the greatest secrecy tad bowman Mow of car
sultation at home &rim ten to three, and from six in the reed" •
' till ten at night.
, Patiertsinn the country ate requested to state' the partieskrt
their case, age, and general habit °Nisi ng. &c. inclosing area#.
Oboe far advice and medicines, when the same will belhfe
awn to any part M the kiugdona. To ensure that repave we sr
iential to our undertaking; the postage of letters may be added I.
die account for medicines.
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