Star.
London, England, 1802-12-13 00:00:00

WILLIAMS V. WO'S.

The plaintiff had been Serjeant at Arms, and•
is now Gunner on board one of his Majelly's chips.
The defendant, Mr. Judah Jacobs, a perfon of
the Jewith perfualion, at Portiinouth, and a flop-
feller. The affirm was for 2401. prise-money, re-
ceived by the defendant by virtue of a Power of
Attorney.
The defence was, not that the money was not
received, for that was clear ; but that the defen-
dant had aa.anced to the plaintiff upwards of soot.
of which the following were the particulars:-
1798.
Ott. :o. To cafh advanced to the.
I .

plaintiffl.2so 0 0
:800. -Ca& paid to Mr. Cane, on
account of the plaintiff 7o 9. 6
To Commiffon . 14.
Dee. 27. Cab &dratted 204 0 o
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ttt Portfmohili aPpelit.ed, and lie Aitrie; Arai he
went to Woolwich, and'went on board a (hip
where the plaintiff was and (hewed him two re-
etipts of his, one for the fum of 761. is.. And the
other for 2041. entered into a converfation with
him, on the fubjed of the difpute between him abd
Mr. Jacobs, when the plaintiff acknowledged them
both to be his, and laid that he would not have
gone to law with Mr. Jacobs if he had not been
perfuaded. The receipt for the 2041. was in thefe
wordsi--a, Woolwich, 27 Dec. iBOO, received. of
Mr. Jacobs 241. being the balance of prize-mo-
ney due to me from his Majefly's fhip Ennis,
and in full of all demands, by me P. Williams,
Gunner."

Upon this it was obfervable, that at this tiThe,
if both thee films of money were really advanced;
this receipt could not have been for the balance of
prize-money due to.the plaintiff, for the balance
mull have been in favour of the defendant, and
Lord LLLENDOROUGH obferved upon the whole
cafe, that it was an extremely important quellion,
that the jury ought to weigh it well, efpecially as
theft receipts were fwore to, and indeed admitted.`
co be of the band-writing of the plaintiff. The
queltion was, Whether all the money was really
-advanced upon them? or whether the plaintiff had
been impofed upon ? There was no proof of any
conlideration whatever, except that of a few flops,
and if this money was really advanced by this
flop-fellero the greater part of it mull have been
advanced upon pure generofity, for it was ad-
vanced before it could be known whether the plain-
tiff would be entitled to any prize-money at all.
I The Jury were to confider, whether fo much gene-
rofity from a Jew flop feller to a failor was within
' the ordinary courfe of events, for the Jury %Cele
not bound to believe that thefe fums were advan-
ced, on the mere proof of the hand-writing to the
receipts ; the matter ought to he explained, fome-
body ought to have been precut when fo much
money was advanced by this defendant to the
plaintiff. In a doubtful cafe, the rule for the Jury
to follow was, if they found one fide of the cafe
confiltent, to believe it, unlefs it was anfwered.
And if they found one part of a cafe falfer to e4rry
on their fufpicion throughout the cafe until it was
cleared up, efpecially when the main part appear.
cd to be improbable, which was the cafe here on
the part of the defendant, for it was clear that
the firm charged to be paid Mr. Cane was not
brought to the plaintiff's account at all. His
Lordihip then went minutely over the whole.of
the c4fe, as it appeared in evidence, and left the
whole matter to the Jury to decide as to them
fhould appear to be right.
The Jury retired, and having remained out of
Court for fome time, returned a verdict for die
plaintiff—Damages 2401.

MARRIED.
.On the 6tit inft. at St. George's, Southwark, John Grofe, Efq.
of Reigate, Sorry, to Mifs F. H. Collins, of the Borough.

DIED.

On the oth Odober Taft, on her parage to Bolton, Mrs.
Sufannab Colburn, wife of Mr. James S. CoMufti, mtrchant, is
Bolton, and daughter of Mr. James Lorimer, in the Strand.
Lately, aged yo, Kay Allen, Efq. of Chctham, near Bury.

LYMINGTON, AND NEW-FOREST, HAMPSHIRE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At Ms Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Thurfilay the 16th of

December, at One o'Clock.
Av A I.UA BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
conk/ling of Two undivided Thirds of the cxtenfive
Manor of Pennington Nervett, with Court-baron, Q2it-rents,
Fines, Hertiots, Royalties, Filhery, &c. with gnat plenty of
Game, and capital Manor and other Farms, let to Tenants at
will,at low old Annual Rents of 4001. capable of very confide-
mble Improvement, and Land let off, principally on one old
life, of the annual value of near ssol. containing In the whole
near 7cso Acres, entirely compadt, and from its delightful fitua-
tiou, with full command of view of the Needles, Ifle of Wight,
Lymington river, and furrounding rich Country, the New
Forett, &c. =den it a sisoft enviable fpot to bad a Manion
upon, bounded on the Welt fide by the Turnpole Road,
leading from Lymington to Chrilt Church and on the rererfe
by a capital trout river. The tenant at the Manor Farm, Mr.
Dennett, will thew the eltate, and printed particulars may be
had of Melirs. Harbon and Hooper, Solicitors, Ringwood ;
at the Angel, Lymington; the principal Inn, Chrilt Church;
the Crown, Lyndhuril ; Coach and Horfes,Southampton ; White
Hart, Winchefter; Crown, Baflngftoke ; at Hartford Bridge: of
the Printer of the Salilbury Paper; at he Rainbow, Coruhill ;
and in Pall-Mall.

Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL
SYRUP.

IT has long been a queftion, as well as a matter
of furprize, why Dr. Batumi Ihouki be more reforted to as
`a Medical Man, than fome &our firft Phyficians, whore cha-
lolike and eminence has never been doubted : this Enigma has
hog puzzled all ranks of people; but when we weigh and con-
fider the elute in a deliberate manner, the furprize ecafes, and
the cauratft is taken from the eye. For initance, how numer-
ous are the diforders the human frame is fubjedt to, and which
rife,folety from the Patients imprudence; thefe complaints the
Patient is alhamet to unfold to his own family Phylkian, either
fearful it may by fame unforefeen accident become public, or
slam not like to cefefs his areaknefs to the Phyfician he is in-
tonate with; and in which cafe the fetnile in particular often
falls a facrifke, rather than divulge the teem of their guilt;
and without know's% the origin of the diforder it is impoWble
for any Phyfician to preferthe with fuccels ; thefe, then, arc the
patients who can with fafety apply to Dr. Brodum, for they
have only to fign initials to their letters and Rate their cafe
without any referee whatever. The Dodtor fends them either
a Prekription or medicine (as the cafe may require) without
ever knowing the perfon who has made application to him, and
the matter Mb for ever a fecret, as it is out of the power of the
I:los.ftor to make a difcovery : this is the only and true caufe
why Dr. Brodum monopolizes the, application of all ranks Of
people to hinsfelf; and particularly fo, as his chandler is fo
well eftabliffied as a Ikilful Phyfician, when we obferve in
the daily pipers, the well authenticated Cures performed by
him, to perfons who have laboured for many years under'
Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumpdve
Yellow Fever, Jaundice, Bilious Comphints, Spaftna in the jl
Stomach an I Bowels, and Debilities of Both Sexes, arifing from
natural or acquired Canfes, in particular, chafe Complaints art-
&listing frolaptemperancc, improper indulgences, Inebriety,
or exceliveGFlef. For the removal of every kind of Obitrualon
in the syttem, these arc few Medicines of equal efficacy, and
in Complaints of the liver, many can teftify, who have witneffed
its beneficial effedts, even after the formation of a chirrous Sub.
Rance—The Yellow Fever, and thole fatal Difealks that origi-
nate in the baneful Attnorphere in hot Climates.
The Botanical Syrup and Reitorative Nervous Cotdial,to be
had at the Dodoes houfc, No. 9, Albion-Meet, 7 doors from
the Leverean Mutants Surrey fide of. Blackfriars-bridge, in
bookie/ li. 25. 111. &Land 6s. od. (duty included) at Withers'
(late Ceekelf s) Medicine Warehoufe, 292, Strand ; W. Bulgin,
Printer and Bookfefter, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3.
Wine-ftreet ; who has received a large and frelh (apply; Thomp-
foe and Mills' CAM-nice' ; Browne, Telzey ; C. Routh.
Bridge-ftreet • Reedand Sheppard, Briftot; Meyler and erne.
well, Bath; kik% Goadby, Sherborne ; Mr. Robes, Ginn-
can y Mr. Tymbs, Watteau: Mr. nywaiii, itzetcr ,

and Co.

)ESTATES REAtt
TO be SOLD by AUCtiON--Ily WILLIAM
At the George lnn,.in the City of Lichtidd, (HI wv.lnek4.- •
29th dattlfDecopther,,Atios, at Four k
iu noon, in Lots,atul fabled to C..sli ions to be then pr
otlrt:
SEVERAL: iiltiahle.Frgehyld, u.l‘
Cnpyhold ES' rATES, in high ClliiitAtnni, in tiN C'.ol.‘l
„
of Staford, and County of the City of I.ichlithl, ninlHul'!?
modern7built Houle, fit fcti the innnediatv retitim,
donates Family, fetuateit.Maple Hay, on a pleating Lnzin•zec
and commanding an ettenEve View of a very rich Country. a'
lawn in front of about },2 Acres, skirted on the South and LA with a beatitiful river-like S!!eet of IVater, wLII flocked wiq, Fi(h, a large Garden walled and planted v•ith ht choicett
Trees, now in full hearing; Pleafure Gronads, Barns,
Coach-houfe, and other Offices attached and detached, wistl; feveral.rieees of Arable, Meadow, and Patton: Land, and
.taining in the-Whole about 96 Acres.
The Houfeconllas of a Ilan, Dining-Parlent 25 Feet 9 Ineh's.
by i 8 Fat 3 Inthes, Drawint-room, lireakfalt
lent Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, &e. cni the Ground lloar,
Chambers on the famul Floor, and 6 Attic::.
Alfo, a compact Melfuage, with Barns, Stables, and wile;
Out-buildijogs, and almtit *l4 Acres of Arabic, ;,;cad,.-•v, anti
allure Laltd, and two final! Tenements tor I.4ourtr.,
at Hill To,i. The above EP.ares are cont4,notts, ‘‘ithi::
Finee,and litwee in the fald County
,-„•, pt
three Ares, part of a Meadow, which lie iu tin. County of (lc
City of LiclifithL,
Alto feveral Pltccs of Meado* and P.kflure Lat:,4
within the County of the City of Lichfield aforadi.!, conNi„~
ing in the whole about 4.3 Acres.
A perfon at Maple I lays• fhtw the firms": s, and ;Tinted
Particulars may he had from tlic icth to ;he I.tth of brcratirr
at the Gray's Inn Cotlet-houre, Lo: don ; at Ark', t;azctte
UF-
ficr, Birmingham ; Mr. Morg...n, :'italford; Ott. pricipal inns is
the neishbouring Towos, and of Mr G(.ll,..lttorne) a, Liehfitid.
-

VHEN Prafeffional Men of etlm4.ation lad I:
c.
fponfibility deviate front the general fyi'.en,..
leetion of a peculiar Branch, the faricclion of long coutiaut4
fuccefa is the heft criterion of fuNrlority.
'Fen yearn have J devoted my practice to the (Aril:nee treat..
meat at TI litE'Z. DISORDERS, and the forceNel refult ‘,E
my Om gives me addition.,l ardour to upf•ofe as car asl otl
able the ravagei of dd,: complaints which are th,.:enott import-
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.

After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an ear:7 period of Practice to relz.u.eindiei-
als from the ignor.incL nt ur.cduc.ited Mtn, or the equally dac.
gerous precipitancy of :,:encral Praditiobers.

The'rfikEE DEkS, to tht. care of which I irIVC de-
in:A(4 my attention, comprizc very fpecirs of VENEREAL
INFECTION, wlnAlur of a rccelt or lont duratiow.—z6lv.
An kitids of DEBILITY, wlectkir arifing limo the habits ;if
schoolhoys, o.n- the indulteacr of mature agt, a:,tt I,ltly thr
rangemcnt of the fylteni in Women tthicl.• i 4 .7.IRItEN.
NES:; or ST I' It 11.1 FY.

Numerous difeafes arc the refult of ignorance or hafte in the
tr. atment of a limple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequentiv
pens brat the feeds of Life are puifoi.ed by the indifer,_•:itio ()flu
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck connil:tint4
eddy cured, and even wiv.Te others have failed, 1 that I
may prdumc to offer a radical re-eltahliflAuctit.
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the
diforder, compared with the calamitous tituatioits of Men, wt.*
from indulgence in a SOLITA R Y VICE. or the prevalent Gate-
tier, of a falhionahle Life,. acquire that ltate of llehility which
is the unuockkia'de confecLuence of filch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy Tufferer broods over his mile ty. hut care-
fully conceals his misfortune, it may he rune ctrifolation for
him to know, that although it laf. atY objed of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of there DIA-
CI ENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire-
ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have.
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented'
by an early countenidion of thii lansuid state, and fn nick
cafes no great difficulties will occur

But Wit= thisl)eficiency has for years exiftcd, a proper Per-
kverance is indifpen fibly repuilite to revive the Ilumbering fparks
of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution.
MARRIP.D WOMEN, who hav long been difqprirtecl
in their expoelatious of a Family, alay be allured, that in mot
inft.aucesfuch &fedi are curable 'Syls.,!•!t”,t4l Skill
The SECRECY which is fo t .tny undertaking, int!
the qualifications which I have prefumed to Rate, form the
Balls of my Pretenlions, and in coincidence with fuck this inti-
illation is given, that Mr. BREE may be confolvAl perfonally
(or by letters inducing a finall note) at his houfe, No. 4,Aruc-
slel-ftreet, Strand, hear. 'l'emttle-Bar. . .
There is an additional entrance in V.-zter-greet
and the name is on both the doors.