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London, England, 1806-08-23 00:00:00

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.ante iinenoton LCD weenie.
Sir /Lemon lowittv laid, that preview ert
year Ace. Melts. Strange, Millwood, Peacoe i
and Agnew tarried on buffnefi as Bankers, in
fired, but that on the zed of April 1803, a feparati
; emsendlioe of haekniptcy was feed out agars* the
r! latter of the& gentlemen, and of cootie his Atfig-
nem were placed sn the fituation; mat regard to the
• mho partners. of tarmacs in caesium, and took into
*.; their oeiteillos, all that ebarater. title whole property
belonging to Mr. Agnew. After shla occurrence, the
- affairs ot the bankers became ember raffed, and, aft*
'Micas eonfultations, it was thought mop eligible
• that a deed of troll (Mudd be executed, by which
they affigned over al/ their elate for the benefit of
;Ascii creditors. To this indrument, the Petitioners
were made parties, as elfo Mr. Agnew. end of cootie
hie other partners. In purfuance of this trull, 'Ohms
were commenced againn various perfons, to recover
the amount of debts due to the concern, in which
the Petitioners and the Affignees were plaintiff., the
c 111111.111 of the latter being Bowel, Stevens, and ano.
Cur. ' Notwitlillanding the Merrell the Affignaohad
Li the event of thole Cone, they ref ufed to furnifh the
evidence neceffary to (ashy then+, as they withheld,
mot only the eorrinorfffion,. but other document,. Molt
- material to the cate7 Under loch cireusehances, the
, trnow eakthiong the.prefetst prayer, pstitionef
Eldon to eosopel Mears. Rowel and Steven.
to afford the tellimony required ; and (*Abe nth of
December Ille4,:tbe cafe catne Mt to bellseged.
ens From tome concelliont theade by the A nets,
no final decition waa rendered nmeiTary, end from
that time to the prelbnt thiy had retained the nee.k
, ful documents; and in coufemtence the petition mei
before the. Court prayed, that they might be com-
pelled to give evidence at the trial of the carious
saki regarding the 'trading well the aft of bank-
ruptcy of Mr. Agnew, and that they lbould WO
produce ihe.commilSon.
The Alroamer Outwit and Mr. Srermevs
!Mem:luny oppofed this application. ')'heyenntend.
ed, that the deed of trull efelf was fraudulent. and
Opt Mr. Agnew's name was placed fuperilueefly
open is. as.it meld ant in any cafe have the fmallelt
ale& upon his Ante, the coramifli m having iPCd.e
.
lotsg time previous to that deed. 1..
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'be Loan Cearceatme 0. Here is an allies lei
witie.o yose.r.itiou, Mr. Attorney General, tmesjeleel
'Plairullfi 'kith the oppofits party, and you will noel
Live the evidence to fuppom year own cafe. Aslonall
eta you are in that fituation, the Court will make y•• ;
produce it; it is not to be permitted that Affignees
,a,aU bring Atka's, and ant maintain them. If you
White to the fuit, why pm your name to it ? end if
Ico are wrong in doing that, you may reltafethe
Mo. and nonfuit the other plaintiffs."
The Arroasav G ' —5, The quellioe, my
• Lo'rd. is, what tight the Patitiosers have to fee the
papers? The names of the Affignees have been tiled
In the cafe without content, add the perfons who
Mate this application are utter drangers to the cons-
=Zoo:, •
17 The Loss Curtner ttort.--A, Why then do ybd not
put the aaion out of Court by reledentg it? If you
were. I certai,ly amild not.grani the motion. If a
Oak be Commtneed io my name without my leave; 1
hive only to employ a Counr.el to releafe it, end then
lbe_plainriff Matt be nrinfuited."
1 The Arroae.v Gialaat. Paid, that the Petitioner
•411 led to call in noettino the commotion of Mr. Ag•
pee, in order that his elate might be sPftributed
illnttog the general inflead of the feparate creditorr
rider his •bsnkruptey. They had•titit the fivialleft
sight to employ the names of ?barb. Howel and'
Stevens in any Jai .n they Ini{ht fling, and by
that means, to make them joint) liable fur the cots.
7 'The Loin Cnancettoa.--70 Tondo very wrong to
lit them do ir. If what you fay be corral, it is in
pour power to put an end to the fuit at any tinie. I
canto, poems* that they have emp'oyed the names
61 your clients without authority, s ben you refute
to give the release"
After fome farther arguments on the part of the
Affiances bj Mr. &evens, his Lordil ip ordered, that
they firould produce the documents required.
Ex p9rte 1 LITOIL
His Lordlltip raid tie had attentively perufed the
deed which was (aid to amount to a eontrAft of co-
portoery in this cafe, and when he confidered the
whole import of it, and a decifion by Lord Hard-
wick, in which lie laid it down, that a 'hip, ar
well as any other property, might contitute a co-
partner? intered, a bankrupt's Iftare in which mint
go to his creditors, fubjea to all the hardens under
which he himfelf held it ; ht felt himfelf called on to
pronounce a fimilar judgment in this cafe. Had
there been no crtpartnery, but only a common right
of part owner 'hip, the obfervations he formerly made
on the cafe, would have been correct ; being fatisfied,
however, that a en partnery was here not only meant,
'nit teeing it even Co expreffed, lie mull give ef•
teB toil, and of rouge, could author Ile the creditors
to difpole of no more than the bankrupt's (hare in the
veffel, fuch as he himfelf pothfled it, and tubjea ac.
COTelingly to the claim nt his co.partners, as hufband
of the veftel, and as having otherwitc made advances
on its account.

FX.park
Mr. AL X ANDIII Hated that this was an applies.
tion, in which, if his Lordfhip could not interpofe to
give relief, the fituation of the bankrupt mutt be dill
trerfing in the extreme, at he mutt for ever be de-
prived of that benefit, which was afforded by the
laws of the land to every unfortunate but lioneß
bankrupt—the obtaining of his certificate. It fo
happened, in this cafe, that the Solicitor to the Cons.
affion having died, the whole proceedings had ander
it had been 101 l ; and although numberlefs advertite-
mots had been inferted in the public papers, and
ottivrwife, in the hope of reenveling them, they had
river lance been heard of. The bankrupt at the time
this misfortune happened, was in the cootie of hay.
ivg his certificate allowed. It had been (lined by
mod of the creditors, but had not comae the length of
bein& approved of by the Commiflioners As it was
now Impolrible to prove what did actually conititute
four-filths of the creditors in number and value, who
had proved under the cornmilbon, it was hardlrfof
fibre that any loch !intraday evidence could he laid
before the Commitioners as fhould induce them to
figs the certificate, gilds his Lordhip granted tome

relief. It waif therefore fulansitted. that the peeper
advertifethents &mild be infected in the Gazette,
calling on the creditors, if they difapproved of the
greeting to the bankrupt his certificate, to fignify (itch
difapprobation within it days ; and, ia, the event of
no objection being made, that his ',twill/tip Mould
order or anthorife•the Commiffionera to figs the cer-
tificate.
The Loan CHANCILLOIL faid he thould endeavour
to &ape an trdtt to :newer thE calk ; and, though
fining in bankruptcy, &fluid ektetid to the bankrupt
that equity which belonged to the Court, and which
it wet far from his imrdthip's with to fee in any in-
tim:me dilappointed bran accident.
His Lordihip concluded his Sitting, having gone
through a quantity of bufinets almoß unprecedented.
During the, difeuffion of a castle of confiderable
importance this morning, the Court *as isurrrupted
by a perfon of a very fingularippearance, He faid
that he had been concerned in tat cafe which was
arguing, and had fettled the -accounts both et home
and abroad, and be hoped his Lord&ip would forgive
the interruption, and Liken to what he bad to fay.
He added that he fettled the Peace in India, end had
partaken of the danger, difficulty, and fatigue attend-
ins the wars between this country sind. the Native
Powers. It appearing that the uhfortunate ynan la,
homed under mental derangement, kit.Lordftsip di.
relied every proper care to be taken of him, and
ordered him to be rettnived froM court.

Jamas Dawson, aged 14;:—At the age of 111 he
was admitted a pottiest al the •fliffanfity, No. is,
Soho Ilium, after being difoltargettfteom St. Berth°.
lornew's and St. Thomas% Hapkala. He had the
abfceffes, one in the gland near the pit of his neck, and
another in the gland ender his arm, which together
bowed his head as his Isoaft in walking. Thefe were
thought would prove fatal to Lisp, tad yet all the
other glands in the nark were difeafed. Two years,
of (even (his apprentieeasip) be was nimble td follow
bit employfitent. On Sril taking Setisauat's Pa
test Antifccpbuic dpi he messfeel, nod in f
years he be& Vrogined thou& (mce espied tot
cold and wet tit V • duty l?ehattercetped a re-I
turn of his liatre. careful. pm:Opting this
medicine, that the words King'
'By the ng'aPatent" are!,
expreired at length on the bottle, AtilLif direSions,!
and outfide wrapper, and that the rKloeb!
duty) is printed in-black larked of re .
Wanes, Wil.tiods Alt Tozoley-Rreet. 1
This medicine is fold In bottles of Is. 6s. Ids. and!
es. duty included, at the Difpenfary, Nn. 15, Setho.,
home, Loodtin t .and.isf molk ea vale agents in
town most country.
• BMW. Ml'
Tbsifiky the solossoss, as *INA the Lady of Milt*.
spit Colacicl_Cawiemil.,9lft lifidemmaitiklb'
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lati most,
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Tho-anr ow.
CERTAIN it isb that when confidence is not
by • MI sal difekiore of the eagle Of the
Difearel,Tei remedy le ft «ei at random, and the aide
are aletspeellnised piebees wairry. to ibis. metopes. It b
pel-eipally owingglon Nip fief 431 has attained fedi
' DOWNY teliehrity, week ' . pekkaglene, yeauldelbefo,
.abce,
&smiled@ after niirig, ? of heat and cold, nuntb•
i se, rigors orderless pant, ribs (ofmaelally of the head,
has. and loins), Mem,' Nulty of ',Apra's,' and &semi-
tie , anxiety, dry cough. ate.dos. The lifoilMinpeents il nervous
affedlions arc i eadny removed. and m *es complaints kidom
come within the uhf. rimion of Gentlemeo in the general line of
re:office, it Is no reflealen upon their knowledge or Judgment to
fay, that very few of than howl se opportunity of that esperienee
which is the only foliii katadatioa of bulbul fame; whiff! Dr.
do Limo Ws very estenfiveprattiee at Oiled Houre,near Liverpool
enable, him to afford that permanent relief to loch unfortonateps-
dents ae. perhaps, they cannot espertenee under any other phyll-
den in the kingdom...We Wall a. Guinea ineiofed In the Letter.
A CERTAIN Cti nit Mat I....titats
INFALLIBLE GERMAN CLRN-PLAISTER.
'THE PROPRIETOR of this mod excellent
1. REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never faikad,
irk variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does pot eradicate the Coin,
rah and branch, To RETURN TYR MOV Ir. And he legs leave
ho odd, that It has infinitely the advantage of the numbs-rick Ina)-
, maims Ointments, Salves, ate as many hundreds of afilleted per
bin ma teftify, among whom arc foist, of the grit diameters an
elk kingdom.
Bold Wholefale and Retail by T.Artell, No. s, Fleclodane, near
dal Royal Eaehangei and cello by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviltock -
Spam ; Mr. Wilton. No. ,by, St. James's-Erect; Mr. Hilder,
14.11. Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. pa, Holborn; and Jeboult
and Co. Nu. tso. Oeford-ltrect.
At Briltol, by Mr. Bi..gin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers
lath. By Hazard, bookkikr, and Wright, perfumer.
Edinloch. by Beater, South Bridge.
Forth* aid Capon, Mr. Harding s.
• Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr.Janal,beelifdlor.
Portfinouth, Mr. Motley, bookfelter. •
And by molt of the Venders of Medicines In &tend.
liNn dedicated myfelf tst ti—Traidy, and been
gratified by the molt eordiderabk praelice In that branch
Which I thought proper to feted, I trait that I have not more mil
anyloved, my time than thole who, In the retentive field of the
profeCfion, are oceafionally Inamerfed In uncertainty, and cannot
always attsin that (uteri,' which is acquired by coecentrating the
intelledual power to one elate of dif-rders.
'the (Mafia Of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftrelling, for they
bring with them a vain of concomitant fymptoms, and by a (le
preihon of all vital energy. eziftmee Wolf becomes embittered.—
Whether they ante from the prevalence of ill ezample, the deftrue.
the habits of fehoolboys, or the Indulgences of maturity, they rip
quire the molt afilthimis profribotal (kill ; but by the ignorant:lei
uneducated men, the fymptonte arc aggravated, and the conlIBM
then is deltroyal.
Ass MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS,
I ground my pretenbone on regularity of education, and Fatting
every privilege to prodtke, I feel mytelf entitled to that confidence
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the brit knfations of local weakneft, early appheatlen will
prevent the calamity of • debilitated (cone ; but where the fufferer,
from a cookioufnek of the unmanlinek of the vice which csufed
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his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or mature of his family
phyfician,and'brnods owe his infirmity with careful concealment,
it mull be iatisfartney for him to be affured not oely of capability
of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable fecreey.
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Aod in recentVenercal Complaints it is polEbk to prevent pain
danger.ff dint ;in the mod can plicated calm it is the acquire-
ment of exclofive experience ha this line to effect a Ws, certain,
and lardy rt-cflablament.
I lifer the advantaged tide ezprrlenee to tilde of either fez who
aillidod with any kind of DEBILITY, of any iymptoms rat
VIN Hit SAL INFECT lON, end In ail safes the terse of moo-
aeration ate Rated no the arft laterniee .
Patience la the country ary coped-tad to (Mora a Bank notes and
are roquellad to (pacify their age and manner of living.
MARTIN BRIE,
Mamber of the itnyal College or thirgoooot r Loadoo.
No. so, Anotlel-Itzsci, Wood. oar Too* for.

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Mr. Imes Alpena. Hoo trU to CotiAill, who, with her,two
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