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London, England, 1806-03-07 00:00:00

Chafers ; but Ise left it entirety Wise ury GO tOeft-

der of thefees.
The Jary, after a very Mort aintlderition, found
a verdie for the Plaintiff, damages 1301. to.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 3.
MOW V. VITALI..
During Saturday, Monday, and this day, the
Court was occupied in hearing Mr. PIRCIVAL, Mr.
HART, and Mr. BILL, for the Plaintiffs and the Ar-
TOINBY and SOLICITOR G.FORRAIL, Mr:A[4IIOIDRR,
and Mr. LIRCH, for the Defeudanu in this fuit. It
is an application praying that the Court will ditnlve
the legal conveyance of a very large property in the
ifland of Jamaica, made by the Complaisant to the
Devifor of the Defendant, in the year 1785, on the
ground of a fraudulent fuppolliop of the actual va-
lue of the elates, on the part of eke perfon to wh,km
the conveyance was executed, and who had been
fome years acting manager and truflee for the Com-
plainant, and other refiduary legatees, under the
I will of the teftator, from whom the property de.
fcended. The Complainant's inter& therein had
been fold for a confideration, alledged not to amount
to a fourth part of what had fence been proved to be
ite actual value.
The LORD Cs AnCILLOIt being obliged to leave the
Court early, in order to attend in the Morfe of Lords,
the caufe hill Rands over for further dift:ufGon.
MARCH 6.
At half paft one o'clock, the Loan Cemscat.t.oa
rofe, in order to attend at St. James's, but his Lord.
thip expreffed his intention to fit to-morrow, until the
cafe of Morfe and Royall, which had been arguing
five days before, fhbuld be difpofed of.

The aftlifted with nervous diforders, thofe (offering
from heat or change of climate, and thofe who labour
under weaknefs and relaxations, originating in a va.
riety of other caufes, as well as thole who are grown
old before their time, by having unguardedly plunged
themfelves into the commit on of a folitary vice ;
a book, entitled" Soleorox's Gride to thalth," has hap-
pily been the means of recovery of the mind as well
as the body, and exalted them from a Rate of melan-
choly and defpair, to that of health, peace, and hap -
pinefs. The delufive habit here alluded to, is not
confined to the gay, the giddy, and the vain--for,
alas I the rich, the poor, the young, and thofe of riper
years, even there of a ferious and religious difpofition,
are often drawn by an unaccountable infatuation to
the commiffion of the melaneboly crime. All fuch
mould ferionfty attend to the ohfervations and the
cafes defcribed in the " Guido to litabh," price 35. In
that mirror they will behold the dreadful conic.
goatees they are procuring to them(elves, and may
then, perhaps, be perfuaded to retire from that road,
which, though (hewed with flowers, is fore tolead
them to deftruftion.—Sold by Matthews and Leigh,
18, Strand ; H. D. Symonds, Paternoller.row ; at 3s.
only each copy, of wear 300 pages, with sag ravings.

DIVIDENDS.
March afia=s=doefTavldhelt ffils= of St. Pen-
Mar , at twelve, it
Much 7. Clardon, late at TAIMI7OOI, dealer
and links. at the York Hotel, I.lvorpist. .
Mari i,. IllehtlfiNedhan, st Iliddlstaida. Mel t% ale and
plow namdlinh, stdommat *BOO Ammo ImaiNilkiwMh.
27. kihik Taylor, of Ml swhl, MAIM unllfadltnr,
-• *divan, at tin Lag's hewn bashilagateleh.
Moak so. War Fry, lam of DrUkol, Shaer, at the Bulk Ta-
iron, Briftal...
March 18 Trufte, of Fore Itreet, Cripplepte, London,
Sloe maker sod boot-maker, at twelve, at GuildhalL
March tp. John Blades, of Bath, Samara, lisetsksper, at eleven,
at the Greyhound Inn, Bah.
March t 9. Robert Anderfoo, of North Sunderland, Northum-
berland, cornfalor, dealer and cliapmao, at ten, at the Queen 's
Head Inn, Newcaftle-upon-Tyne.
March 14. Edward Marlton, DOW or late of Uttoreter, Stafford-
&ire, cork cutter, at twelve, at the Three (bleats, Burton upon
Trent, Staffordlhire.
April az. Curates Gale, of Tower Hill, London, merchant and
Infuranee broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
At PiereeSeld Houk,
EN. of a

the Lady of N. Wellt,