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MOORE'S DIVORCE BILL.
The Order for the fecond rending of the bill, to
diffolie the marriage of John Moore, Efq. with Bar.
bara, his now wife, to enable him to marry again, and
for other purpofes therein mentioned, being read, the
Collard in fopport of the fame was called to the Bar.
By'the flatement of the Learned Gentleman (Mr.
Adams), it appeared,that the petitioner, John Moore,
Efq. of New Lodge, in the county of Herts, Efq. was
married to his now wife, Mifs Barbara Brabazon,
daughter of the Hon. William Brabazon, of Ireland,
about May, 1788. That they lived in the greateft
apparent domeftic comfort and happinefs, to the very
time of the Lady's elopment, which was in July
illoa ; that fame time before, the family became ac-
quainted with Anthony William Durnford, Efq.
a Captain In the Fo-or Guards, who occafinnally re-
fitted in the vicinity of Battlefden, Hemel Hempfted,
and other places in the neighbourhood of the peti-
tioner's feat. The parties, Mr. Moore, and Capt.
Durnford, became very intimate; they both being
very fond of field (ports ; that from the cautious and
guarded behaviour of Captain Clutnford and the lady,
Mr. Moore did not entertain the fmallett fufpition
of any imp. oper or crimin.d intercourfe between
them. He never could obfei ve any thing which could
induce him to flit-pea any thing of the kind, until, to
his great furprife and grief, on his returning home,
whence he lard been abfent a fhort time, he found
Mrs. Moore gone : this was in July, 1802 ; he imme-
diately endeavoured to difcover her in the neighbour-
hood of his refidence, but without effeet. He con'
ful ci with hi f iends : he came up to London, and
at length dikovered his wife at Afton. He obtain-
ed a meeting with her at that place; their interview
was of a very affetting nature. Believing her Rill
• gueltlefs, he solicited her to return home with him ;
but the would not. In a few days after this, the
Lady accompanied Captain Durnford to the place
of his refidence in Bet kihire. Here he was prepared
to prove that. Captain Durnford and Mrs. Moore
lived together as man and wile, and patted for fuch
fOrfonie time, flept in the fame bed, &e. the fad of the
. adultery, he hought, could therefore be eftablifhed
beyond controverly, and to the fatisfattion of their
Lordfbips. In confequence of thefe circumftances,
the petitioner brought his aainnagainft Capt. Durn-
ford, and obtained a verdia for a th'ufand pounds
damages. He afterwaeds inftituted the neceffary pro-
ceedings in the Confiftory Court of London, where
Mr. Moore obtained a definitive fentence of divorce
from bed and board. Mrs. Moore had four children
previous to her elopement; one of whom is fence dead.
The Learned Counfel proceeded to defcribe the
provifions of the Bill, with refpea to the marriage
fettlements, jointures, &c. which were entered into
in reference to the marriage by the contraaing par-
ties. On the baftardifing clatVe fome difficulty ob-
tained, the fame being deemed by one of their Lord-
thips not correiftly drawn, principally in confcqueace
of the number of children, and time of the births of
the fame, which the Lady had fence her elopement,
not being regularly fpecified in the Bill. Thefe were
Rated by the Counfel according to the information
recently received by him, to have been two • one
born in the October twelve months after dr: elope.
meet, the other about fix months fence. However,
afar fame explanatory obfervations had been inter.-
changed between a Noble and Learned Lord, and
the Counfel at the Bar, it was permitted that the Bill
should be withdrawn for the porpofe of affording an
opportunity to the parties to prefent a new one, in
which the informalities and incorrettnefs of the prelate
may be net tified ; and with that view the farther
consideration of the cafe was itaferred till 'I !midday
[Tura over,

CORNWALL.
I'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mc&.. HODSKINSON, Assarr and Co.
At Garrawars Coffee-haute, London, on Waincfday the Bth of
May next, in Lots.
Lot a. 'THE Manor of CONNERTON; with the
Hundred and liberties of PEN WITH, enjoying the
molt extenfive Rights and Privileges,coruptifing feveral (mall Farms,
Manorial Royaltiea, Jurifdidions, Mines over large tracks of Land,
abounding with Lodes of Tin and Copper, Wrecks of the Sea, a
Court of Record, and many other immunities granted by Charters
of the Earls of Cornwall, and confirmed by the Kings and Queens
of England, the like are not podded by any other fubjt.Ct in the
United Kingdom..
Lot 1. The Mida in and over the Mate of Drym in the Parini
of Canna, including Wheal Abraham Mine, juft now come Into
a due courfe of working, and produelive in Copper, contiguous to
the old very risk Mine called Wheal Golden, near goo fathoms
deep, with her levels brought into WhcalAbralmin Sett, and which
Sett extends on the fame Lode Soo fathoms.
Let 3. The Manor of Trefithney, in the Part& of Gwainop,
including Cofgarne Downs, comprifing the very rich Copper Mines
of Wheal Virgin, Wheal Fortune, 'A heal Heath/sip, Ale and
Cakes, and the United Mines, and may ;Italy be filled the richt*
fpot difeovered in the Kingdom.
Lot 4. The Manors of Nanfladron,Tregennow and Tregorick;
wherein Is the Great Tin Mine of Polgooth, and which, for pecu-
liar rich metal, and quantity, is nano be equalled in the world.
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,—
. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTFI,
At Oarraway's, on Tuefday, May 211, at is, in t Lot,by order of
Km Executers, unlefs pa-Tinnily Sold by Private Canoed.,
WINTERBOURN FARM, a'valuable and very
defirabie FREEHOLTi ESTATE, exonerated from the
land tax, moft delightfully fituated in the parlib of Cheveling, 3
miles from Newbury, in the county of Berks. The eftate if in
excellent order, in the WO& Rate of cultivation, and lies very
compact within a ring fence, compelling upwards of 480 acres of
rich arable, meadow, nature and wood land, with a cohabit farm-
hook, forns-yard,tarns, ftablinit, garden, orchard, and numerous
ont-biglilings, in fubitantial repair, and a valuable right on Snell-
moor-Coinmon, let-to an unexceptionable tenant, on leafed years
of whidliwill be unexpired at Michadrnas next, at a very low rent ;
the prefeat tome rests the great tytbes. May be Timed with
leave of the tenant, and partieulars had 20 days previous to the
tale, of Richard Townfend, Efg. Newbury; of Mr. William
Bata Afton Tyrrold ; of Meifts. Dennetts, and Galva, King's
Arms yard, Coleman-14m, Louden ; at the George and Pelican,
Speenhant- Land ; Marlborough Arms, Marlborough ; Bear,
Reading ; Sun, Maidenhead ; White Hart, Windfor ; Red Lion,
Hounilow ; at Garraway's ; and of Mt. Shuttleworth, 17, Auitio
Friars, where a plan of the ellite may berm.

STATE LOTTERY,
BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY lath M.Y.
THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,
11 %tarter% Eighths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.
Stook-brokers, zt their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the
Royal Exchange, London, and no where rife on their account.
Letters, Mt paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS

Two. Prizes of 30,0001.—Tw0 of zo,oool—Three of ro,oocil.
Three of spool —Five of zpool.—Eight of spool.—
Foitrteen of snot &c. dce. and the lowat Prize sof.
In the late Lotter'', No. 8,035, a Prize of 2.,05c,1. was fold and
regiftered at the above Office, where No. 19,333, scoot. and
20,741 and 20487, Prizes of wool. were fold in Shares.
•„• Country Orders, accompanied with fhort dared Bills on
London, Put--:axe Orders, or Catk in Parcel by Coach or Car-
punet6ally attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on
bring trea•cd eradlty on the fame terms as if perfonally pit:fent.

YELLOW FEVER REMEDY WAREHOUSE,
No. 40, CHARING-CROSS.
THE PROPRIETORS of this INSTITUTION
having rercived a Letter laft Saturday, frOni a Gentleman,
who Rates himftlf to beitift arrivtd from jamaiea. and that he and
z 1 others were recovered from the YELLOW FEVER by the
ufe of their REMEDY, and requefting his ftatement to be infected
in the next Monthly Army Litt—but having forgot to mention
the particular, of his addrefit (only laying King-ftreet), the Pro-
prietors sill be much oblird to him, if he will have the goodnefs
find hr proper addrefs to thi4 Warebouk, in order that his with
may be complied wah.—April 15, 1805.

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WATER PURIFIED BY FILTERTNG, OR DRIP S PONES.
THE Above invaluable article fold by fpecial ap-
t raw mein of the Proprietor, at Meirben's Sponge Warehoulc,
No. 57, Conhill, who begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry,
Officers of the army and Navy. Captains of Ships going to warm
t:imates,and the Public in generalthat he has a great number of the
above Stones, of variant frees, and fitted up with LeatfCißeins, Jars,
&c.—Thraugh there Stones the moft impure Water, tither from
Rain, River, or a ftartated Pool, will become by persolation clear
is Cryit.d , and equal to the fiueft Spring.--By this protefs, Water
7: dtv:fied of Al its injurious and putrid particles with which it is
rally i inncrgoat est particularly fro.n its heir, incorporated wi th
0: rho,f,lnis and poifotious matter, proceeding from corn.
• -.t••••••• Cm-cafes of Animals, fee—Water thus purified,
v .ry wholcfoase and agreeable when missal with Spirits,
I.:goid, and Is en -emeti by our firft Phyficians to be
i'rcreatitive for the Dux and Gravel.

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