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London, England, 1805-04-05 00:00:00

KINGSTON, APRIL t.

Rita° v. BORODALF.—This---Was.an affirm againa
the late Sheriff of Surrey, who was a mere nominal
Defendant, for a trefpafs, in entering the houfe of the
Plaintiff, and taking away feveral of his goods.—
The Defendant had pleaded that there was a judg-
ment and execution againft the goods of one John
Membrune, and jullified the entering of the houfe
to trice thole goods, and that the goods which he had
taken were the goods of Membrune, and not of the
Plaintiff.

Mr. Gas Row Rated that Membrune was a cabinet
maker, and an i9genioui workman, but, falling into
unfortunate circumflanas, he applied to one of thole
harpies of money lenders who prey upon the diitreffes
of their fellow creatures. Of him he borrowed fume
money, at the ufually extravagant rate. He receiv-
ed a draft, which he expeCted to be payable at fight, II
but when he came to look at it, it was payable at a
dißant day. He told Mr. Smith, the kind Gentle-
man who thus accommodated him, and who, it was
fit the Jury fhould know, kept a hardware fhop in
Rathbone-place, that he was in immediate want of
the money, and that a diflant day of payment was of
no ufe to him. Upon this, Smith told him, that
though the draft was not payable until a future day,
yet he might eafily convert it into ready money ;
for that his old bather (who no doubt had learned to
(have dole) kept a public houfe, and he would im-
mediately difcount the draft, if he took a dozen or
two of wine in part payment. As a needy man he
had no power of refufal, and was obliged to comply.
As might well be expeCted, the poor man loon failed,
and was driven into the rules of the King's Bench,
and here he met the Plaintiff, who had been an old
friend and companion in his boyifh days, and
he, commiferating the fad fituation of Membrune,
allowed him the privilege of working in his (hop, be-
ing both of the fame trade. The Winer had before
taken all the goods he could find iA execution for his
debt, and, not content with what he had got, he pur-
fued the wretched man into even his prifon ; and Cup-
poling, from his own feelings, that no one would
fuccour the wretched, he feized on the goods of the
Plaintiff, prefuming they mull be Membrune's, be-
caufe he worked in the fame (hop.
The principal witnefs to prove that the goods
taken by the Sheriff's officer were the goods of the
Plaintiff, and not of Membrune, was Membrune him-
felf ; but, upon crofs-examination, he admitted that
they had been his, and that he had fold them to
Read, becaufe he expeCted they would be taken in ex-
ecution. It was proved that the officer told Read,
that, if he would point out what belonged to him, he
would not take them.

Mr. Serjcant Barr contended, that the fale by
Membrune to the Plaintiff was a mere fraud, to de.
feat Smith of the fruits of his execution.

Mr. Jullice HEATH told the Jury, that the only
quellion was, whether the goods taken were the
goods of Membrune, or of the Plaintiff ? With re-
(pat to the ufury, there had not been a tittle in proof
that there was any ; and, therefore, the Jury mutt
not fuppofe that these was any in fad. If Mem.
brune had fold thefe goods to the Plaintiff to avoid
the execution ; yet it the Plaintiff himfelf did not
know the fad, he would be a bona fuk purchafer.—
Verdi& for the Plaintiff.

♦PRIL 2.

1330ADWOOD, FAQ:, T. THE Hos• T. COVENTRY......
Mr. Gas sow fAid, that this aelton was brought
againft a young Gentleman, whom he was lorry to
have to complain againft. He was the fon of a No-
ble Family, and inherited from a relation a large for-
tune, which he 1411 diflipated in every kind of extra-
vagance. He was now within the rules of the King's
Bench, from whence he fallied by a day rule in term
time, and trefpaffed all around the neighbourhood of
Footfcray. He was an excellent thot, and had a fer-
vant as good a (hot as hiinfelf. They, with three or
four companions of the fame fort, with their double-
barrelled guns, made fuch havock with the game
wherever they went, that it was now the only quef-
Lion, whether the proprietors of the manors or (han-
gers thould have the game upon them ? In Oelober
lafl be was poaching upon the Plaintiff's manor, and
being warned off by his game keeper, he told the
man to tell his matter" to tiring his fiddles, and not
interrupt him, or he would knock him - over
head," ufing a coarfe expretlion, which he did not
chufe to repeat. He would have this Sprig of Nobility
know, that a refpeelable mechanic, who amaffed a
fortune by his ingenuity and oeconomy, was a more
refpeetable perfon than the dituipated man of fafhion,
who had fquandered the inheritance of his anceftors.
After hearing fome evidence,
Mr. Jaftice HEATH laid, he foppofed a Shilling
verdict would do.

Mr. GARROW replied, he would accept of a
Mr. Serjeant BEST and Mr. CURWOOD, COUllfel for
Mr. Coventry, agreeing to it, a verdia was taken for
the Plaintiff—Damages IS.
WATTS V. SCHULTZ.

This was an aelion by the Plaintiff, a broker, in
Lambeth, against the Defendant, a German Doitor,
for calling him a Aid', a /avian., and laying that he
lived by fwindling. Two old women proved that
the Dodor had fpoken thefe words ; and the latter,
by his Counfel, infilted that the Plaintiff, who tided
as lawyer to the neighbourhood, had injured the Doc-
tor, by giving him bad law ; to this it was replied,
that the only caufs for the Doaor's anger was be-
eaufethe Plaintiff aouldnotrecommend his bad phyfic.
The words being proved, the Jury found a verdict
for the Plaintiff—Damages 51.
Here the Aflizes and the Home Circuit finifhed.
No criminal was left for execution.

SPRING RECIPE.

MO ALTERATIVES at this Seafon, fo effec-
tually corred a Coagulum of Blood, open the excretory
dud; (often and free the Skin of Scurf, ichorous Pimples, &c. or
eradicate Ulcers, Tumours, Caries of the Bone, Smiles, Fiflulas,
Piles, &c. as HAYMAN's MAREDAN I'S DROPS. To meal-
felt which, the Proprietor refers to his reatife, explaining the
nature and affinity of Scorhutic Difeafes." ( Med. Beo. 45.) which
is illuitrated with zoo authentic cafes in point.
_ _

ry Mr. Hayman (who may be confulted pctfonally,or by Let-
ler, inclofing his Fee) neceffarily continues to prepare their Drops,
as the react of the proccfs relts with him. But the *Tinting them
and fun+, of fubycnders', is vetted in Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal
Warchoufe, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Patera()(ter row, London.
To whom all orders for the 45. bd. its. and 213. bottles. mull now
be directed.

•.• Beware of Counterfeits —Each Genuine Bottle of Mare-
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ANPtiiprevAils th N,:qvous Dii.:::4l( •
prelenti tl:) v
triwe common in Eii,ope f!'3l, at anc f rni,:
and is chi, fiy attrihutrd to excels of ir. 151.., sic-. in r,k
times of htfoement and luxury. It i. cc rt. ',Ay tur. thct the fcr•
ther wt d: part trom t, it, art irid the
more we facrti wh •Iccone ex er.if If ct:endin4
siontettic aniullmeir s. the grater will be the I, ff .e• ~1 c-cry
phytical error, in dimiuilltinr th. v g..ur
rates ill the nirves tii to hoLli fes won
terefiee, that in the knialc, term the rate-.d ,I,li7acy nr r. Clt.rl;-
Aim). a .d the fof7cr mani.er of lite, th, y are ~, rat ~, It f -
qecut and cl,d, lit. Weal:lick ot the you, t t fni,s otr,
co ftrn irrtsulariti.t, w out I a,,,l
crfies in the oth .r, the Cordial o .it
ctledluzl rznicdy to nro,ee.

It is notinious, that various ir.rard,er, of Cie twin fr,v-.r 1-e
hrooglit nby ditlipatiou In youth, ai:d vi ac
inks whi,h vrod,i.es di,ttatc, f r tare i,r e n hcalth, and
laying a foundation f,r aI. and tiaps.°, as. 111 aso ti,l
fliuogeonflatotion. (*he Ll.lli gs of ttalfh are r 0 - !km
painful txp. rfence teach,. v dui. of -:, the mi.-
nappy patient I,oks arovoil, reo ofturi,ol., 'iu vain I the in. si:r
oi it, r .coverj. l'he utilizy, ibex. fa. e, of tii,s is :es
:a further coliment.

yj Perfons cute. ing Kan the holy !tare of matrimony, fh
ire f on] it cannot he pure."

The AN I GI a, nr Su cum ,N't; n/IIO:'•, ler ;Airily:mg:,
the blood and reituring the fyileni when inqiJireil i-y the impru.
dent ideiAM,retity, ty.sve h cntuund the 121't •tI •.ly tcd. ot
id health and vigour in Dit,ril..•:s where. :4alivatii.n ha, rep. at cdir
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A GUIDE 'l't) HEAL l'H, in a vari.:iy in Complaints, mine
cf which an. treated on under the follow:tic Is, v,..
to Nervous p Mews at. hma, barren worm°, .envy
ltrength, female gum y (palms In r.. 0 • .411:!
p()ChOndri ic c,mtplaints, internal finking, I. t's or 40.0 ut ruel.ory,
rheumatifm, (curvy, Protula, turn of lac,
%cattalos, y ,uth. By S. &Anima., NI. I).

• •
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FITS—Convulsions, Hyllerics, Epi:cpfieS, r,r Fai-
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aflr elect with thefe dreadful diforders for a long I.,rics of y, a,
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deemed incurable. The few following Cale; are. felr,tted from
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hint in the fit. Cur_ it 7 years. Witneffes, Mr !fill, churchwar-
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•For all Nervous Complaints, which arc fo often the fore-
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CIIIC cannot he taken.—All letters putt paid, ditty lnfw:ffcd

T.TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-areer, London,
R. Edinburgh, May a, 18co.
IN the fpring of t 794 I was afiliarki with a Vene-
real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for fives
months; but was then obliged to apply to a regt.lar Fliyfician,who
put a temporary ftop to the virulence of the difcafc (by mercu-
rial applications) for fome time ; but growing, in fpitc ut all medi-
cine and the advice of the firtt Gentlemen of the Faculty here,
worfe and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almatt
unparalleled a 'ld beyon d defc ri pt ion, being an entire leper, and ul 4-
rated front head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, nofc, le;s,
arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming ufelefs;
in Ilion, I have had from 20 to Jo eating ulcers on my body, and
nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would he voluminous to par-
ticularize all nay cafe—fake it to fay, there never was, or ever
will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na-
ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my-
felf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi-
tion, death was preferable to my more than mifcrahlc It lit:. In this
dreadful fituation did I. drag a molt mifcrable eailteace,td: Diva to
PROVIDENCE threw in nay way a newfpaper containing the c tfe of
a Mr. B. of Plymouth—nay friends read it, I coul.11:-•.-1 fent
and procured fume of your Lama's Psi EN !i 5. Which ,by
uling from time to time am now, and have lung, h:aen, (after more
than four years indefcribable diltref.), in as good a Rate of health
as ever I enoyed ; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, heal.
thy child, born to me a few months ago. In vat la tide to Goo-
and in linp<s of rendering my fellow-creature tarvice. I requeß
you to publith this ; and you may at any time refer perions, who
with to be fatisfied of the truth ;,f this, or further particulars,
to me or my friends, by letter or perfo:i.
As few cafes for badnefs ava/! ever equal mfne,and tame excred
it, I have from experience ev,ry realm ea ore mull:ind that in
yeastad.raxes PILLS they will land a i,:re, Ise fate, and radi-
cal cure, for that molt dreadful Rage of the Vett( r,al ..•a,
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