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London, England, 1804-03-10 00:00:00

aligel=fsffiriTllo4lg N. CORD HOOD.
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Not havitliticitesur of being perfonally known
to your lanentipoli.uthe this method of addreding
ripe), ain,dmwaiytbobent
ilt:tmeTtits:notoaolletwailhypatrhtieculoa,i;
brought away from Toulon are not equally valued
f), the benefit of the captors, as thole from the Hel-
der i During the late war it was underfl
the Throood, tha
ne.
on the King of France being placed on t
the (hips were to be reftored : the to
w tcash failors held out
concerning the (hips given up by the Du
the Fielder, to be -rained whenever the Statholder
was reinftated. hashurt interval of peace has taken
place—the King not been placed on the Thymic,
nor the Statholder reindated :—the (hips brought
sway from both places are now commitlioned, and
employed in Our different fleets ; the tailors and fol.
diets have (hared for the Helder, but no divilina has
takeu place for tbe (hips brought away from Toulon.
AN OLD SAILOR..

LAW /A TELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MARCH to.
111181.SY AND THORNTON O. GARDHSR.
ai
This was an aftion on a policy of loft:ranee
'fit guineas' to return four, on a fhip from the
.IATIHMIII to London. The broker had ail
not to
thet
agent of the Dcfendant,that the (hip
wouldail
until February or March, whereas the ailfd in Jan.
wry, sad bed coffered from perils at e 5 per cent
damage. queftion, therefore, was, if this repro- •
fentaciop vacated the infurance..Verdiet fur the
Kral. 35. :
camerae v. enteral..
TPB Plaintiff is a worm and (till heal maker the
Defender* a proprietor and agent of Weft India
totes. The The prefent wftion Wks for the amount of
5631.5 16s. 4d. for articles furninted for the game-
tious of Mr. Beckford and others, in the Aland of Ja-
maica, to whom the Defendant was agent. The
question was, if thefe commodities were fupplied for
money. or under an agreement to receive the value
in old copper in the ifiand,at one (haling per pound ?
...Nadia for the-Defendant.
roots O. outtisraitti.
This was an ABinn on a Policy of Infurance, nn.
&mitten by the Defendant for sod. upon goods
on board the Nonpareil, from London to I... Dhoti—
. Plaintiff went for an average lob. the goods
in the voyage having been deteriorated by the fah.
Water.
Mr. ,BaSelllll obferved that the MAWS
ake out
HMS the
Capeaiti of the Nonpareil. aid choofing to t
a private iesture of his own in muDins and cam
tries of Brill& snanufaaure, effeCted a policy upon
tbe Awe. upon which was the name of tht Defen-
dant. The Chip failed from .Porstmooth the 3tft of
• ley, 17pg. and arrived at Liam the stick of the
°Doering mon th. In the patage the veld enema.
tered tempellaous weather, inid the goods be.
• 4-ame deteriorated. He underftood it was meant to
b Paid that the Defendant was not upon the policy,
as tb goods infured were contraband in Phrtagal,
the kaPortation of &kith cottons being expretily pro-
hibited. In past of law, that was so objeftion ; in-
deed, if k was,k would be a death blow to the com-
merce of the country. A Britilb Cciart of Jun ice,
be Meted, would never be fbut again& an individual
for esdeavouriog to introduce British manufaftures
-bito * foreign country. Nothing could reprefs the
as ser:Gag (pmt of Dena merchants ; and notwith-
Banding the Fit ItConfidhad prohibited the Brititb ma.
taufaaures, be had no doubt, (bould his legions ever
teach our (bore. that we thould be peppering many of
our jackets on the backs of Frenchmen. It might be
(hid 4-nether, that the riot was encreafed : but that
was equally fallacious, as the goods were not liable
to detention or leisure till they reached the land ; and
the moment that was the cafe the underwriter was
delivered. The goods were not contraband at lea.
The policy and the Oripment were then proved,
and a pafengcr in the velfel fpoke to the goods
being damay;ed, and rendered of confiderably
not
lefs
value, by being wet with tea water ; yet he was
o competent judge of the commodity, and could not
eftimate the lnfs.
Mr: GARROW contended that the ride was en-
• created by the goods being contraband at Litlion ;
and as no notice to that effeft had been made when
the Policy was effelled, the 1/efendant was oat liable.
The good. were obliged to be hougglod on thore in
the fame way teas and brandies were at Deal; and
there was no proof that the damage had not taken
place in the river Tagus, while endeavouring to
obtain a clandefline landing. &sld, however.
thew a probability that no inch averages lois had ever
ocean cd.
Two Wit neffes were then called, who had flipped
the fame commodities on board the Nonpareil, in the
fame voyage, and no deterioration had taken place
in their goods.
Mr. ERSICISI replied; when his Lordfhip left it
to the Jury to fay whether. under all the circum.
Dance., the Plaintiff was entitled to recover ? The
Jury iliniiglit he had not proved his damage, and
gave a 'Valet for the Defendant.
cowoir SMIT Mkt
ibis was an aftion to recover the fum of TOUT
pounds and upwards, money paid the Defendant by
the Plaintiff* in his own wrong. The CAUfe was, in
point of falt, to akertain whether the \Vet Dock
conipiny bad a right to charge the m•iel,ant
penny per gallon Cs. cooperage, tor,r and above
what the ltairte allowed? The right was negatived,
and the Plaintiff obtained a verclthei:t.
In another cause between fame psoier, the
eight of the merchant• brokers to tat- ianip;et was
Cittbitilleal. it 11460: before been ccnril.:.. the
Company.' let 'rants.

few. and yell concluftve, as will appear by the fol-
lowing detail of evidence :
Junes Philbrick, the iurgeon, Rated that he was
called in on the 13th of July lall ; he was (hewn the
child, which from appearances he undertook to fay
had been born ;tlive. A firing was tied tight round
the neck, by which the veffels of the head we very
turgid, and the eyes much blood (hut. The ligature
had alto canted a livid mark all round the neck. The
hag war very much blooded, which would nat have
been the cafe if the child hid been dead born. She
then told him, that her hufbaeld had :Alen upbraided
her with his being reproached by his comrades that
the was with child before he wattled her, and that
the child, of which the was pregnant. was none of
his ; and that in order to keep the ferret of her deli
very from her hufliand, the tied the thing round the
infant's neck to prevent its crying.
Mr. Baron HUTI4II/4 addreffef the Jury with his
ufual humanity on behalf of the accufed. and ob.
(erred, that this was not the cafe which ufually oc-
curred, of the death of a baßard child, but that it
was one in which the indiOment charged the pri-
loner with the murder of her child, without thole
motives which fometinses lead to the eommiflion of
that crime. He told them, that before they found a
verdia of guilty againtt the prifoner, they mull be,
convinced in their own minds that the child was born 1
alive, and that it perifhed by the wilful aft of the
prifoner ; for if it was born dead, or came by its
death accidentally. though the prifoner was not
Wale of its death, and applied the firing meaning
to dearer it, yet if Übe did not in aft perpetrate that
intention. they mutt acquit her. .
The Jury deliberated about half an hour, and then
returned a verdift of Guilty. •
The Learned juncs. in a fhort, but feeling ad-
drels, paled the &menet of the law upon the pri-
Toner—that fbe fhould be hanged on Saturday mor-
ning next,"and afterwards her body to be diffeEled
and anatornized.—The prifoner was • very decent
looking woman, apparently about thirt7 years of
age. -During her trial the was much agitated, and
after the verdia teemed nearly Inferifible.

MIDMM.
Mirth G. Villiant 131inkhant and John Macaw, Of Ulm.
lane, Cheapfide, London, merchants, ft& weave", dashes. chat.
men, and copartners, at twelve. at Guildhall.
March 24. Andrew Mambo and Uarthointnew White,of Bow-
, lane, London, wholefale bonus, radars, dodas, ch.ipmen, AA
copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Maret, so. RicPard Hewlett, late of Widow, Somerfetiklre, bulk.
der, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the Aral. Coffee-Hods
and Tavern, Batiorkk, Sonterfetihire.
March t 7. Whalen% Wicks Iwo of M Ille row, Holborn, Lon.
don, babe:dallier, dealer ;tad ehapeu.,n, at ten, st Guildhall.
March 10. George Thomas Helper, late of Waal:Ate suffers
farmer, dealer and chapman,st eleven, at the George Inn, RTC.

%flex.
March so. William Townfend. of Bath. Somerfetßdre, Or
le Cages
(faith, builderolealer and ehaposan, at Oa, at the Argyos.
Houk, Bathwick, Sumerfettlarc.
Mare:, 24. John Chaprn..ll, of Yarmouth, Horfok,llnen-draper.
dealer and ehapintin, at ten, a, Guildhall. London.
Moth ay. fvf•hsel li)uffizi and Henry Huflin, of Stratton! vipers
AVM. Wartvaekelinit, linco-drapers and copartners, at ten, at
Landon.
March 3t. William Lund. of Virginia-Brett, St. George in the
Fitt, Middlcfex, builder, dealer and charnin,at ten, at Guilds •

M, LOOOO.
Match 31. Bartholomew Schlota, of Manton Haute -lireet,Low.
don, merchant. at ten, at Golkihall
Mud so. Frao4r Malmo, of Link Sc. flow the Amtrak.
Leedom, bract, at two. at Guildhall
March 17. Henry bat, late of Farningliam, tent, tapir, dater
and chamois, at eleven, at Guildludl, Larkin.
Marchirkiaricpb Bird, of HoundfrUtch, Load." el Slur
at G
March 16. Nicholas lfdeo, late of tirmidadcts, Hants, Aswan
and apothecary, at three, at the White Hart. Winettefter.
March an. Thaw Warren the younger, ot Bury Sc. Edmonds,
Edmonds'
Suffolk, 'topknots.. dealer and damn" at elven, at
Edna Ina. Bury St. Idnaluoir.
Mara s 4. John Malls. of Hampftead, Middlefez, cornchandler
at one, at Guildhall •
March ay. Edward Donn and Archer Whiting. late et 'Aar
Acre, Middleks, coachmakan, dealers, and pitmen, et elm%
thaildhall.
Apr at
il 18. Charles Larkin. of Rode:arr. Kent, roodislaitcrAf
at •Guildhal. London.
March '26. William Lawfun, of Manche ter, voter, et, dine, a
the White Lion Ina, Hanging Dhett, Mancheiter.
ril+ George Matthews and Tionnas Tandooll,dlitolgo.row
Ap
Landes), merchants, dealers, chapmen, and mantra. at
at Guildhall.

XIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, •••• • • • 31 minutes OW
Aftanormi
awe

ANOIBAUD's LOZENGES of BLOIS are s.
molt patina and dr.:dual remedy far Coughs, Colds, and
Diforders of the Lungs. By their Swathing Qoality they tulekly
removeCaurttis,er woolkforoe dans( Cogii, and Ward grad
Radio Sore Thronts,Sorenefs of the BreaftsanAllbsoodeCn
*haw
Said, by sopsintrolgt of the Proprietor, in Dorms peke is. Bid.
each, duty headed.l', Mt. Ifewbery, Na 4y, St. Peas t Mr.
Golding, No. 41, CoinES ; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exchanges
Maim Bayley and Blew,Cocifpur-ltreet; Mr.Wades„Oldllood-
ikon ; Mr. 'dumb. No. toot and Mr. Maim, No. 76, Odor&
Bacot; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn ; and Mr.aallics Nit• SS.
"rthllL__ .------------"..
HAVING dedicated fityfrif to the (Indy, and bees
gratified by the molt conliderablersOke is that bean&
which I thought traps to fetal, I mall that more oda.
employed my time than chore who, in the Ikedd at the
profelLan, aro oreafionally Immured In uncertainty, and mond
always attain that Notch which is acquinad by ccountinting the
intelleCtual power to one ads of ditarders.
Thesilfeafes of DELULf IT are presdiarty daredkrB, fee dm"
bring with them a train .of comtot froptstas, and, by a do.
orrffino of ail vial canny, eliflaree klelf becomes embittereda—o
Whether they wife from the prembone of ill example, the ddlruo-
tire habits of felmohbor, ee the is‘algences of instutity, they re-
quire the molt 'Shorn prolellonol Mt at by the
rigsgnorance
of uneducated men. the flaaptoomare aiggmvateda ant
tudoo is datarial.
As a MEMISLE of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS,
Ca
I, ground my pretcatinn• ea regularity ad:decades; and poreffing
every privilege to praaiee. I feel et sodded to *et coldideont
with which I bale hitherto been io boassuoi
in the tub Iranians if local viol' early applleation will
prevent the calamity of a debititated from; bat where the fof-
ferer, from a confekoufnete of the unmanfinds of dae vice which
cauftC his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or anklet of Ma
family piquant, and broods over his infirmity with tumid 111111
ceahnent, it matt be laidadory for him to be stored cm ally at
capability of trt annen, but alio of the molt inviolable kernel.
And in recent Vtnersal Complaints it is rabic to prevent pain.
danger or diftrefs ; is the molt complicated cafes It is We acquire-
ment of czclufive car-acute iu this hoe to dell a We, wreaks.
and fpeedy re-cltablitliment.
I ea the advantage of this esperienee to thofe of either (ex who
are aillifted with any kind of DEBILITY. of any tympana of
VENEREAL IN EY.LIION, and In all cafes the terms of rano-
wad= arc limed on the fiat interview.
Patinas in the country arc expeded to incide a Bank pets. sad
arc agnates! to frecify their age and manner of living.
MARTIN BREE,
Wernher of the Royal College of Surgeons In London.
Strand, neat 'rem& Bar.

No sip.

• .
--__ . few, and very eonclufive, as will appear b
TO Tilt Wart HON. LORD HOOD. lowing detail of evidence :
. • •
.. ... James Philbrick, the tingeon, Rated tha
Not haahintichniataar of being perfnnally known called in on the lath of July hill ; he was
to your La
tali this method of addreding child, which ft am appearances he underto
you, and without attempting to detail particulars, had been born ',dive. A firing was tied ti
tope it may be permitted to anc, why the (hips the neck, by* which the veffels of the head
brought away from Toulon are not equally valued tuigid, and the eyes much blood (hot. T 1
foe the benefit of the captors, as thole from the He'. had all. canted i livid mark all round the
der t During the late war it was underflood, that hag WAS very much blooded, which wont(
on the King of France being placed on the Throne, been the cafe if the child had been dead I
the flips were to be reftored : the fame was held out then told him, that her hufbarld had iiften
concerning the fhips given up by the Dutch failors at her with his being reproached by his corn
''• the
lief
to be' ranted whenever the Statholder the was with child before be married her
was teinflated. A thort interval of peace has taken the child, of which the was pregnant. v
place—the King bee not been placed on the Thymic, his ; and that in order to keep the ferret
nor the Statholder rein dated :—the thips brought very from ker huthand, fhe tied the alio
away from both places are now commitlioned, and infant's neck to prevent its crying.
ensrayed in OUT different fleets ; the (Alma and fol. Mr. Baron HUTHAM addreffef the Jo
diets have (hared for the Helder, but no diaitina has Mita' humanity on behalf of the accul
taken place for the (hips brought away from Toulon. leered, that this was not the cafe which
AN OLD sat toe. cursed, of tbe death of a haftard child.
....--------' was one in which the anti: mend charg
LAW MTELLIGENCE. loner with the murder of her child, wi
• motives which fometimes lead to the cc
------.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MARCH to. that crime. He told them, that before I
SAMAR AND THORNTON V. GAR• verdia of guilty againti the prifoner. tl
This was an attion on a policy oftnfurance at convinced in their own minds that the et
eit guineas to return four, on a thip from the alive, and that it perifhed by the wine
avannah to'London. The broker had fail to the prifoner i for if it was born dead, or
agent of the Defendant,that the ship would not fail death accidentally, though the prifoi
until February or March, whereas the failed in Jaw aware of its death, and applied the fir
err, sad hpd fettered from perils at fee 75 per coil. to dearer it, yet if the did not in fat pi
dansage. 'llse queftion, therefore, was. if this repre.• intention. they mutt acquit her.
fentatrop vacated the infurance.-:-Verdia for the The Jury deliberated about half an hi
Plaintiff, road. ras. returned a verdia of Guilty. •
.
earroa v. witnnan. The Learned Juece. in a (hurt, btr
cff
Tim Plaintiff is a worm and Rill head maker ; the drefs, patted the fentence of the law
Defendant a proprietor and agent of Weft India cf• loner—that (be Ihould be banged on S
totes. The relent 'titian wits for the amount of ning next,"and afterwards her body t,
sli sal. 16s. 4d. for articles furninied for the to and anatomited.The prifoner WAS 1
*meof Mr. Beckford and others, in the Aland of fa• looking woman, apparently about ti
eattica, to dsom the Defendant was agent. The age. lOtiring her trial she was much
question was, if thefe commodities were fupplied for after the 'media keened nearly Inferifib'
money. or under an agreement to receive the value
--
in old capper in the itland,at one (haling per pound ? POIACE, ice.
...Nadia for the -Defendant. MARLIOROVOH.ITtgar.—Yefterk
TOOL{ v. outtassaim. charged by Amelia Burton with Atte
This was an Aaiun on a Policy of Infurance. an. fire to ber dwellininhoofe, in St. Giles'
derwritten by the Defendant for zool. upon goods night. The profecutrix Rated that d
on board the Nonpareil, from London to I...ifbon.— been intoxicate! for feveral days.
The Plaintiff went for an average lots. the goods above ftated the heard her abufing th
in the voyage having been deteriorated by the fait. houfe, (swearing that the would be the
undser. lobe profecutrix then opened the etc
Mr. ,Eassiae obferved. that the Plaintiff was the children being in the room, when fin
'Captain of the Nonpareil. and choofing to take out the had burnt a part of the hen fun
a private testate of his own in muffins and cam. apron, and was.in the as of letting I
brics of &III& rnanufaaure, effetted a policy upon She was committed.
the fame, upon which was the name of tht Defeo-
duty,
0 AlLDlN.—Yellerday a
dent. The fhip failed from Pont:south the
of
of and a boy were examined, on futpit
July, 179 g. and arrived at Lithos the skis of the Bank note. The boy was difcharg
following monfh. In the patage the vetted enema. evidences but the man and woman
tered moll tempeftoous weather, illtd the goods be. for re-examination.
"arise deteriorated. He underftood it was meant to Muaosa—On Thurfday night,
be (aid that the Defendant was not open the policy, eleven o'clock, an affray took pia
us thet4nods infured were contraband in Phrtagal, between two females, who were difp
the impartation of Bina cottons being exprefsly pro. condua a countryman to their
bibited. In point of law, that was so objetlion ; in. abuftng each other for a confiders
deed, if it was,it would be a death blow to the com• them rtui an oyfter.knife into the n
entree of the country. A Britifh Crairt of Jußice, Cary, by which the was Co much inn
be Wiped. would never be fbut again& an individual in about two hours after. The i
for sodesvouriog to in
Minh manufaaures aa ablconded.
sinto a foreign country.. Nothing could reprefs the Sunday afternoon, one of the
asiterrifing (pint of &with Ineeehants ; and notwith- confined in Bridewell, Edinburg]
Rending the Fit RConthlhad pmhibitedtheßritithma- cape from that place by leaping d
taufaaures, be had no doubt, thould his legions ever
of notwit tinel ohftanding n duty fired his piece, but
reach our more, that we Mould be peppering many be was eour jackets on the backs of Frenchmen. It might be clear off.
raid further, what the rifle was encreafed : but that On Thurfday night, nr early 7
was equally fallacious, as the goods were not liable tome thieves broke into the honk
to detention or (chute till they reached the land; and Baker•ftreet, and conveyed from I
the moment that was the cafe the underwriter was value of 3001. with vat ious article
delivered. The goods were not contraband at lea. eel and linen. They had gained
The Hier and the thipment were then roved, back of the r ifes, and mutt In
and a psifenger in the veffel fpoke to the goods upwards of pre
feet high.
being damaged, and rendered of confiderably lefs • ,
i Laft rueftlay the warchnufe of
value, by being wet with lea water ; yet he was not
e competent judge of the commodity, and could not n the. Grange road, was broke o
etlimate the tont muffin of conhderable Talon Role
Mr.' GARROW contended that the reek was en. On the 27th ult. Ann Wain
• ended by the goods being contraband at Lithon ; near tio, was unfortunately burni
and as no notice to that effea had been made when bury. in Derbythire.
the Policy was effected, the I)efendant was not liable. A poor man unforumately per
The good. were obliged to be (snuggled on (bore in Saturday night lett, in the Libel
the fame way teas and brandies were at Deal ; and Derby.
there was no proof that the damage had not taken A podoo of refreatable oppe,
place in the river Tagus, while endeavouring to on Wednefday, at a place call
obtain a clandefline landing. He &sold, however, Fifty pounds, in Bank notes,we
thew a probability that no tech average lull had ever ets; his name we have not learr
ocean cd.
Two Witneffes were then called, who had fliipped A very melanchol and dab
paned ms Saturday Morning, in
the fame commodities on board the Nonpareil, in the a dion, nn her pange fro
fame voyage, and no deterioration had taken place haven: Two of the fearnen were
in their goods.
Mr. goods
replied; when his Lordfhip left it YA"' "ail the fail (it was I
the time) w ten one 01 them
to the Jury to lay whether, under all the circum.
Rance., the Plaintiff was entitled to recover ? The promiling youth of about nip
forttinAtcly thrown otf. Ile
Jury dioitglit lie had non proved his damage, and - li,
~
gave a lltt diei for the Defendant. the 'Ca. but pat. ..c.. before at
offered.
cowtse -.,. SMITH. 554:4
This was an atlion to recover the bum of Four Yeßerdaa fe'nnight a child,
pounds and upwards, money paid the Defendant by ton of a gentleman refilling in
the Plaintiff* in his own wrong. The CAuce was, in WR111114141C4, was decoyed by
rant of Cie, to afcertain whether the Wet antra the bridge, to the Sony fide,
comp triy had a right to charge the m^ichant a under the South arch, where I
(tripped the poar infant quite
i penny per gallon I. r cooperage, nv,,r and above
what the Monte allowed? The right was iitKativecl, Part 41 the child's clothes wa
I and the Plaintiff obtained a verdin. trip, and part at a nrighbout
In another caufe between the lame pinic,, the a c undertlood that other proc
fight of the merchant. brokers to tat" laropies was V 4410114 which leads to. a lit
made a pranice of ftealing.in
ettabllthed. it having before been cnnrit.z.. na the
Company's ictvants. woman is cuturnic.ed Ira' trial.
-- ,\ few days (ince, G. W.. 1
Assritla Oran cottage near lalackbur-
Ca stitsroati, Mass-H H. —.4. el etdav Mr. liiiice .1 .. place in tie a roc's, to;
HAAT 44 and Mr. Baron Hot a al4 aroved iii this tow,a, r,,r,,),;„g hard between' ti„
i and opened their Coimmitnoa Sra holding the AO; ft • which ;roved to I,e an old
of this Cenral'. After h-oring thin( rehire this ftrAlitr one,. And each:ling
,
) morning, they proceeded to their rApetlive Corr:.. CT ~%% rA and h I!! cr,wn pic..c
Sio..--11.1v
Citows re M• . PArvg 111 , T ••• A sr. 11. ‘k loam Itd Mar), asi
at, the a.,,e of . naeing,,J en ~d,„c. It 1.
,
CHILD hivaxisa.—t ictivri, I ar,
James I t
aerhan, a ovate in the t`oh Isil'ot Dr,- I been ConCf Al ' Ale: i 715,
roes, was indiaed for the wilful murder of her fc • ! firtht t and t ct .: ,s reaoui t,
1 :stale infant child. 'llia was not the Israel cafe •I ' ahle fum•,, p,,,
the murder of a halted child, bat dine leg:,imate i chfcovered ; I, r tit F.,du
4111 ci *I rtiOTI. ?AA 1481 4 the clic wets To! 'lb: Iskitt 02 Le .. ..3. N.
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