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London, England, 1804-06-27 00:00:00

Liir orrifizicsiga.

SUMMER ASSIZES.
NORFOI.R.—M4 JANI r 3 MA NIIIICLD, Knt. Lord Cidef Paßim.l
Mr. Jußice Hegira.
Buckinghandhire—Monday, July 16, at Buckingham.
liidfordOtire—Thurf.lay, July t 9, at Bedford.
lluntingdonlbire—Satunlay,. July at, at Kuntingdod.
Cambridgefhire--Monday, July 23. at Cambridge.
Suffolk—Thurfday, July a 6, at Bury St. Edniuni',..
Norfolk—Monday, 'luly 30, at the Cagle of Norwich.
City of Norwich--S.ame day. at the Guildhall of the 143 city.
19LE of ELY.—En. Canicula et kki.Tuaday, July 3, Wftbeckl
CARMARTHEN..—Carmartbenatre, Monday, Auguft 13, at
Carmarthen.
Knibrokethirc, Saturday, Auguft 18, at Haverfordwcft.
CardigatiOsitc, Friday, akuguft.24. at Cardigan.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE u.

COLINETT V. RUDDLI.
The Plaintiff is a Corn-chandler at Kenfington, he
had provided the Defendant with articles of his trade
to the value of eighteen pounds, which this anion was
brought to recover. The latter bad fallen into ern-
barraffed circumffances, and had made an agree.
ment with his creditors for his difcharge on the fur-
render of the whole of his effeas. A deed of truft
was prepared, and ten thillings in the pound had
been paid. The Plaintiff had figned the agreement,
but not the deed of truth
Mr. ERSIINI, fcr the Plaintiff, argued on the
authority of the cafe of Heathcote and others v+
Cruilahank, in the ad Eafl, that fuch an agreement
could not be pleaded to an aaion by one of the cre-
ditors to receive his shale deman,4 ; and he (hewed
in evidence, that not only the Plaintiff, but one Hol-
lingworth, had not figned the deed o 6 truft within
the time limited, in that the deed, in law, was void.
Mr. Gas.e.ow, for the Defendant, laid, that from
the agreement, the Plaintiff was bound in honour to
fign the deed, and that although another creditor
might plead its invalidity, with refpea to him it was
legal.
Lord ELLariaototicit obferved, the cafe adverted
to by Mr. EtsitlNF, left no doubt on the point of law
Verdia for the Plaintiff 181.
SARAH 1011 V. GETTLIMG.
The Plaintiff is a widow, living at Well-End, near
Great Marlow. The Defendant has had Come domef
tic difputes, which are before the Ecelefiaftical Court,
and which have occafinned his feparatiiin from his
wife. The Plaintiff received as a lodger Mrs.Gettlings
who reprefented herfelf as a widow, and engaged for
her board with Mrs. Role, at the yearly rate of 401.
Mr. Gaceow, for the Plaint-If, Pid, that the De-
fendant's wife being taken ill, and nearly at the
point of death, acknowledged her hufband was liv-
ing, and the rule of law is, that if a hufband turn
his wife out of doors (in the words of Lord Kenyon)
" he fends her out with credit on her head, and thole
who receive her, have a right of aaion againti the
hufband."
A verdia was given for the Plaintiff, fulsjea to a
reference, for the quantum, to Mr. Lnwten ; and
the queflion in the Etcidiallical Court is to be de-
cided by the fame Gentleman.
RANSOM V. 5151411.
An affirm upon a bond given to the Plaintiff by
the Defendant for tool. as a fecurity for liipporting a
baflard child, at the rate of Ss. 6d. per week, from
(Maher ilko, to June 1833. Judgment had been
fuffered to pals by default, and the Jury had only to
aliefs the damages, which they did at 241. 6.. 6d.—
And the like fum againtl the other obligor in the
bond, who was a joint furety with the above De-
fendant.

PARKPIL V BELL.
Mr. Emmy, in hating the Plaintiff's cafe, re.
minded his Lordfhip that thcfe parties had been be.
fore him at Guildhall, on a f,rmer day : by Ike abo
minable conduEt of his wife, the Plaintiff was obliged I
to bring an aflion againit the prefeot Defendant, for•
ds, which (he his wife, in conjunetion with the
Defendant, had potlified themfelves of, for which the
Plaintiff, by their contrivance, had been apprehended,
as having flolen them, and was contined for f: me
time. In that aCtion be recovered rot. damages.
Immediately after the Plaintiff had been relealed
from confinement, the Defendant, who was High
Conffable of the Holborn Divifiop, without any war-
rant or authority whatever. Oruck him violently nn
the head with his Conliables Staff, and dragged lam
before the Magillrate. 1: appefred in evieVoce, that
the Plaintiff was at the hat a•id Two public-honk in
Hatton-Wall ; when the Defendant came in, fome
high words pafftd between them, in the Cntliie of
which the Plaintiff threw half•a-guinea upon the
counter, Paying, he'd give that to beat the Defendant
well : upon this the Defendant laid hold of him, and
with the salience of one Chapman, another Cnnlta-
ble, dragged him before the Magiftrate ; in the courfe
of their way thither, he (truck the Plaintiff feveral
blows on the head with his Ilaff, which made him
bleed violently. The Praintiff made no refißance
whatever, and after having been detained (owe time
at the Magitlrate's, het was difcharged, no charge
being made againit him.
Several witneffes were called to there fafts.
The defence Pet up by the Defendant was, that the
Plaintiff bad threatened to fight him, and in a me-
nacing manner, lquared his arms, as if he would
ftrikeltim ; that lie was kicking up a riot at the Hal
and Tun, and the landlord, Carey, &fired him to take
him into cultody ; that he had ufed no violence what-
ever with him, and when he was brought before the
Magiflrate, lie begged pardon, and promised to con-
duit himfelf better in future.
The Defendant called feveral witnelTes, moll of
whom were Peace officers, and gave very contradic•
tory evider.ce to that of the Plaintiff's witneff
The Plaintiff then called two other witnelfes, who
corroborated the testimony of the fill ones, and pn
fitively fwore, Chat the fail Chapman, who was one
of the Defendant's v as well as feveral others,
cried out to the Defendant not to (hike, not to kill
the Plaintiff.
Lord EL atavism: C H obferved, it might have been
a jullification for the Defendant, if he could have
(hewn a breach of the peace had keen committed in
an attempt to, wiry the PlAiroill before a Magiftrwe ;
but if, in entire) ii!g him thence, he had ufed him ill,
by firikiGg and locating him, without any tefiffance
having been made on the part of the Plaintiff, he
was guil:y a 1.1• !ence, for which he Ilwuld Wirer
in that raf , not one circitinaance alledged againli
the Plaint 4, arn..onted err to a prercnr towards
breach of she Peace. IL therefore felt it was a c.:ft
not Pot exceffive, but far •..i,f.Jet•ble da::iagcs.
The Jury tuauJ lot the i'laintill aol. dana igcs.

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11411 CAL 10113;111/.
This wain allion of dander. The Plaintiff is a
warehoufeman to a wholefale &quiff ; and the De•
fendant a butcher. It appeared the latter had enter-
tained a groundlefs fufpicion of the Plaintiff's having
purchafed a quantity of fat Rolm from his fhop, and
in the heat of his delufion went to the Plaintiff's mall
ter, and told him be harboured a thief, and that
Pafcal got his living by buying (Wien goods. The
matter proved the w• els, and bore honourable teni-
mony of the plaintiff's honelly. The Jury gave the
Plaintiff a verdiet, with five pounds damages. .

SMITH V. WELLS.
An anion for a Trefpafb.—The Plaintiff who kept
a public-houfe, had agreed to lett it to the Defendant
by a given day. The Defendant entered two days
before his time, and. inftned on the Plaintiff's wife
quitting while her hufband was under arreff, &c. ;
but the cafe was not attended with any aggravated
citcumftances. Verdin for the Plaintiff. Diniages4os.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.
Thurfday the Re.. Mr. Thomas Mseknight, front South Leith,
was admitted Muller of the 'Trinity College Church, Edin-
burgh, in room of the Rev. Mr. Auder.oo, tranflated t tbe Old
Orryfriars.

BIRTHS.
On criday the 224 inflant. at frightful, the La ay of Captain
Starpoole, of the Innifkillen Dragoons, of a fon.
On t!.e isth inßant. at Efeot, in Devon, the Lady of Sir John
Ittnnaway, Bart. it a fon.
On Saturday left, in Mansfield-11feet, Portland-place. the Lady
of F. Plaißoof Trapaud, Efq of a fon.
On Friday, it lA'oodford, the Lady of George Smith. Efq M. P.
of a fon.
On Tburfday the Lady of John Rycroft BeR, Efq. of a fon.
At the Cottage, Sunning-bill, an the 6th MR. the Lady of the
Hon. G. Browne, Captain in the Bcdfordfhira Militia, of a fon.
At havinc, on the inch the Lady of Major Rsid, of a
davester.
At Bayfaeld, in Rots, on the 14th inftant, the lady of Hugh
Rofe, Efq. of a daughter. -
On Thurfday laft, at her father l• the Hon. David Anltrutticr,
in Wimpole RICCI, Mitford,of a fon.

MARRIED.
At Glafgow, on the ijoth inft. Mr. I.ockhart Mnirhrad, Leau-
rer it. Natural Hiftory to the Univerfity of Gialgow, to Mifs
Campbell. daughter of the late Mr. James Campbell.
In Dublin. Thomas St. George, Efq. brother to Sir Richard
Bligh St. George. But to Mifs Hannah Langriftte, daughter of
the Right Hon. Sir Hercules Langrilbe, Bart.
At BaUinatrea, in the county of Waterford, Brook Brafier, of
Limetick,Elq. to Miff Elko youngell daughter of Henry
Mitchell, Efq. late of Mitch( 'Ron, county of Cork.
Thurfday, Benjamin Heretic, Efq. jun. of Foot's Cray Place.
Kent, to MRS Sophia Carolitv., youngcll daughter of jokph Be.
rein, Efq. of Kevington, Kent.
Sunday, at Eaft Sheer, in Surrey. John Harrifon, Ffq. of Man-
Son Houfe•fluer, Banker.to Mgt Kay, niece of Sir Brook Wet

fon, Bart.
Tbuttday. Peter 'Cluuerbselt, rrc warm. to MIN SoPtdu
Day, daughter of TIMMS Day, EN. of the feet place.

DIED.
On Sunday morning, at her bunk In Harii-Brat, aged 83, the
Honourable Lady Salutbury,4 Offiey-place, in the county of Hert-
ford. and of Braufbary, in the county of Middlefert, widow and re-
lia of Sir Tlsom.o Sahaury, formerly Judge niche High Court uf
Admitalty.
1., the nilht of the a tit init. at Mara:lnn, Cornwall, Mrs. Pri
dc.us, wile of liumphry l'rideaus. Efq. of that town, and e'deft
Lifter of the Right Ron. Sir join St. Aubyn, Of Clowance, Bart.
At Bin', King's County, Thomas Abbott,Efq. aged 69 years.
At Edinburgh, nn the tyth Mitant, Alexander Rofs, Efq. late
Depute-clerk of Sarum.
On the 4th loft at Robin's Reft,Ferry-fide,Carrnsrthenthire, In
the pad year of his age, Robert fhigdocke, Efq It is worthy of
ronark, that this old veteran carried sti,h him to the grave no
left than eight wounds received in right differentompaigna, in the
bonouralne fervice of his country during the late and prefent reigns;
and being deliri
ous to fpend the remainder of his days In retire-
meet, he tined on the shove delightful beck fpot, erected a cottage
thereon, and borrowed It with his own name Robin's.Reft.
Tueiday fc'nnight, after an haur's Binds. at his boufe at Chilton
Enliat, Wilts, the Re. John Craven, many years an idling Ma-
gitleate in the Countievs uf Raks, Wilts, Glownefter and Hants.
Al Brownfield, neat Glafgow, on the isth inft. Quarter-Molter
Jofeph Mars ifun, of the late Loyal American regiment, aged st.
1 On 'f holiday morning, Mrs. Sarah Brainy, aged 77. wife to Mr.
Greenwich. Richard Braiue, Apothecary. of Greenwich.
On Tharfday, in Charels-street, Spitalflehls, Mts. Elizabeth
Killanten, relict of the late William Killsinton,Efq. of Mite-end.
On the I ith Infant, Mr. Robert Farquharfon, fon of Dr. WU-
i liam Farquharfon, Jantees-fquare, Edinburgh.

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HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PU.LS.
TO obviate the impaitions which havelong been
pi-mailed in regard to this Medicine, a (mall attend." anti
is requifite; (Cr as by favour of the Cditunlffroners of the Stamp
OfScc,Cparate Plates Have been peep *d for Mr. Newbery's
with his name ergfaved In the Stamps, the imitation of which
would be a capital deuce, the genuine Preparation 'nay now be
rtadily afeertalned •, it is then fore recommended to porchafers
not to open any boa In future, unlefo they aliens the words,
F. Ncwbery, No. ay, St. Patti's," printed on the Ramp.
l'hefmorior excellence of there Pills in itheomatilins anikColds,
as well as in other Complaints to which the human frame Is liable.
from the vieilEtod‘s of our climate, is univerfally acknowledged,
They are admirably r I lculated I a and other Murders of
the Stomach and Bowel.; for oreallotted by Indigef-
thm; and for preventing and Apn ' .vies, fo often the con-
frquence of free living. Itecourfe Mould' be had to them after
every races, and upon ev, ry flight Indifpofition; and thus their
well known chiratleOlic of promoting I mneevit y will be main-
tained; for, by alitiling Nature in the due difcharze of the animal
fundtione, and by kerning the Conititution, as it were, in con
tinual tepee, they pr. ;erre the body In health and virtu., and
prevent pr.a.aturc decay. 'fbey squire no particular cosilinenamt,

nor attention diet.
They are fold only by F. Ns wa r e r and Sony, at the Warebotifo
for Dr. ]T'ier's 1. l'eure, a t.r.v doors from
Chcapfide,l. teat at J late limife in Bruton-ft rret ;
In bozee, price se. 6d i, ttimp included; or the quantity of
Ga
In one kif,;t boa reit I. se.

To ?dents CHIN.; and BuTLER.
Son was kited on tke 22d June tall with
a Swilling in oric of his lay, which I thought proceeded
from a Sprain. but ihr nett .I.ly the totter (waled aifn, and red
(pots cam, nut all over his body, witch was atti.i.d.,l with a via.
kat ficknefa and elerociating pains. Co that he could I...nlloth:rig
on his Itonisch. An emniciit Apothecary and l'hyl:cian were
called In, and notwithrtandiny their endeavours. toy fan con-
tinued in the mod agordring torture tor fa weeks, darir which
the warm bath was tried above three hundred times, such in
lane degree alleviated the pains. but the r.li•-f wa; only momen-
tary. at.d my fon became a per 'Sr& &tit:ton. his bid. bone 211, ac-
ed Luniradlt,l. and coming throui.h tin ik n. It w s i..mertah'e
tn boar his difinal groans; one night ho for for use, told me
hr found hiti(df dying: I pari,tl with him, e,pselicg he
vivid bvi. out the night, hut in the cutiroit•li.arMg his roam., I
apyroachc.. his room, and found him If F., bic worfc than I had
lett him. At this time I was baud:), res iiimendi 3to make ;kW
of TOW. ti !,(1.• PsTrl,ll and on glywit h•m
the hilt date he w...immediattly fried irons pai.,avd voided a
gmt quantity of filth. refemblii.g Worms in a putrid flaw. I
Rave him afr I I)..fc,pgrot-alil the rir.trd iiirrm.ons, which
hail a fmillat and rii7 a third i'.• 1,, he v..i d
a avian:icy of flinsygre.o matter, •, d In tit the two he hashed
no return of his conyidn: r,
floe of Is . 'th •Ilae clisgynivi of iv)
bouts, arc rely to gave L i1.n..-r. 1,,
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