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London, England, 1808-12-15 00:00:00

Lillie INTELLIGENCE.

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COURT OF KiNG's .BENCH, DEMIDER 14.
SHEPPHERD v. DAUMEIt.
•The plaintiff, a widow lady, with a small fortune,
had applied, is consequence of family connection,
to thil&-fendant, a respectable broker at the Stock
Ea.change, to speculate in the funds, with a view to
increase. her pammony. The defendant went on
buying mid selling till he had an unlucky hit in Om
alum, wher'in there appeared a loss of 1001. After
thii, the plaintiff being alarmed, sent a Gentleman to
!Ica-at him to pay over the balance, when he acknow.
fledged he owed her more than 5001. which was the
sum clainted in this action.
The defence. set up was, that he had not chatted
skujvcrunsnission on the transactions, in which be hod
a great deal of trouble: The Jury, without' hesitaa
tion, brought in a verdict for the OaintiS-4001.
. JouNsoN AND OTHERS v. HUDSON.
The plaintiffs are respectable merchants in the city,
and in September, 1805, imported a quantity of se-
gars from Guernsey, and about a year after the de-
fendant, a tobacconist in Oxford•street, brought three
boxes of them, which came to 061. 10s. In a few.
days afler the porta of the plaintiff delivered the
invoice, and in a little time called for the amount,
when the defendant, by letter, denied the purchase,
.or any knowledge of the article. The sale a`Dd deli-.
veryl,eing proved by the plaintiffs' clerks and porter,
Mr. Wigley, for the defendant, contended that the
Side was illegal,' even though the ditties had been
paid at the Custom-house, as the plaintiffs had not a
licence to sell tobacco, and cited the 30th George
c.,40. to shew that no manufactured tobacco
could legally be imported into this country.
• Lord ELLENBOROUGH observed that the act cited
by the defendant's Counsel did not viLiate this con-
tract, the duties had been pald, and it was not for
them to enquire whether the plaintiffs had a licence
or not.—the Jury, in consequence, found ,a,:verdict
tin' the plaintiffs--061.10x.

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BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea- 1
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it is recommended to the attention of all inks, as clearingl
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.that it is' in daily use of Royalty itself_
Sold, wholesale oral retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapaide,
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• Venders and Perfamers, in boxes at Qs 9d. each.
WALin AND bltautiT's BANKRUPTCV.—Tuesday
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bignees There was- t Opposition in oh person,' -11- in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apo-
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tbecary, and from their great success in many obstinate haloes
tigCgr t a Mr. De Chemist% dentist, of Soho, who at-
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Gregoryothere,prti-
tempted to prove £l2OO as paid to the bankrupts in Disorder
cularly
Bank-notes, to. purchase Exchequer 13111 s, which they Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and tek, the Viscouteslultgee-
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that he had ever had any knowledge of Mr. De Che-
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a Captain ‘Deal Castle, Haverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. 24,1801
but not having anyhi
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tiate the charge, he Was advised to come again on Sa- . though not personally acquainted with him, would take it as a fa-
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had,no choice In the assignees, although their claims wherever he goes end really•thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint
persons as vers in this county, it wonlal be a benefit to
against the Bankrupts are nine-tenths of the whole ' sume
a , the community." _
debts against the Bankrupts, amounting to upwarqs ; The Pills ate foeud to be an incomparable remedy for restoring
of-,E 100,000. .1 i • 1 the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preveotlng
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