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lury here complained or, flirci Fet wh teompenta-
tion in damages was now -stnight, was the greatest
which any father who had best' wed a virtuous edu-
catkin on his daughter, a* had Set he a good ex-
ample, could possibly experience. The plaintiff, how- ,
ever, he submitted, did not stand in this situation.
Lord Et.i.exnottouott said he had looked into the
decl.iration, and did not see how it could-be sustain-
ed, unless for specific damage. Here there was no
specific damage proved. His Lordship, was, there-
fore, of opinion the plaintiff Must be called, but should
reserve to Mr. Gai-row to move the Court it he chose.
The plaintiff was accordingly nonsuittd.
ALIENS.
KAY O. LA DUCDESSE DE NEENT.
This was an action brought agaitist a Lady of the
old French noblesse, residing now in this country, for
the amount of a promissory note of 4'20, dated in
1801, given by ha in payment of a‘demand for linen
drapery. The derence was-that she was n.st liable as
a fray covert. Le Due de Coigny, and Le Conire de
14 cltattree were called to prose that the defendant
was actually married to the Duke, who went from
Enghssid to Sweden,' In 1803, when one of the 'wit-
line:sex heard from him only a month ago.
1 Mr. °ARROW then contended fof the plaintiff, that
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~rltich they had neglected to do, in defiance Of thi
Act of Parliament. The Magistrate•=3. after hearing
the Complaint, recoMfnended the enforcing the fine,
Which is £10; and &Utile the amount of tile value of
tie clothing, with cost,. Mr. Munford then stated
that he understood John Gibbs had a family, and.k.
quested the Magistrates to discharge him, on paying
his costs, he having produced his clothing at the Of-
fice ; but with regard to Hornsblow, he had told the
Setjearrt that he had lent his clothes to a bricklaytr
to go to Gravesend, to prevent his being pressed.—
'The Magistrates told him his was an aggravated
case, and recommended fining him to the fail amount,
and double the value of the clothing not produced.
Mr. ffunford here olrerved, that his instructions were
not to press the 810 according to Act of Parliament,
but as Hornsblow's was an aggravated case, request,
ed the Magistrates to fine him double the amount of
j the clothing missing, with costs, which they did, and
further added that he hid full instructions to proceed
against others, provided their clothes and accoutre-
meats were not immediately delivered in&
' A man waq chArged with having stolen a baker's
basket, containing several loaves of bread, in the
neiglib uthood of Cletkenwell; the prisoner being de-
: tected %tith the property upon him, was fully cons-
! nnitted to Newgate for trial.

the &readmit must in the alitente of bet huslrAnd be

looked upon as a fine tole, far the purposes of law ;
andthat, as her husband coul*.ot be sned, she must
affodgton, Who some time ago was sentenced
le.--He quoted the case of Fowler.against this vet!' ttl death for committing a rape, and who is flaw in
defendant, '2 Espinesse, 554., in which Lord-Kenyon York Castle, has received a further re 'irite until the
allowed the learned Counsel's distinction, nnil the I.!
th of
February
nest.
plaintiff obtained a verdict.
On the night of Thursday last, between ttn and
Lord ELLENBOROU9U said, that if the defendant
had originally come to England as a single IVornan,
eleven o'clock, three men entered the. turnpike-gates
House at 'lewkesbatry (on the road leading from
this would have fallen Within the case of the Duchess thence towards Gloucester) when one of them imrne-
of Ma7!arine; but the defendant's husband originally
diately ran and pUshed a handful of swift* into the
lived with her, and could it be endured, that because he mouth: and nostrils of the gaie..kcepet, ;Ind wi.lt
had gone abroad in the Swedish service,
he sued in his absence? At the time of Lord Kent' she was to teat violence threw hi g
y m upon his bark, inwit...eh po-
sition he dot tined him, while the others broke open
decision, there might have been some lingetinglaidains
his desk, and stole therefrom Bank-notes and silver to
of Lord Mansfield's doctrine, in the celebrated case of
the amount of upwards of aso. With this boOty and
Corbett v. - tan old horse pistol and great coat,. they got cleat Of:
tied woman, living apart from- her husband,` !night A reward 4+ one hundred guineas lets been of red
be surd ; but that doctrine was now completely ex- !lot she apprehension of the offenders; 'bit they have
ploded, _ • His Lordship being quite clear as to the= hitherto eluded the most spirited and d lira* semlb.
law, Mr. Garrow did not go to the Jury, but cho9e
• . Tuesday sestinight, Mary,:' the wife of Thomas be nonsuked.
Sim*, a travelling dealer in fruit, *as safely den.;
vered at Basingstoke, of her tcventrtinth child!
There are just now alive, in the yin-ter f Logierait,
in-the conutfol Athol), four pei sods whose agrs pitt
together amount to 377 years, viz.—Thos. *Lofton,'
93; John Stewart, 83; Connacher, lot ;
and JAnet *Target, 98 ; all of whom earn their bread
by their own industry, and enjoy every faculty entire/
To Medical Men of all descriptions, residing id
an,y of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the United
Kingdom.— Ba its err GUEST thinks it necessary td
inform them; in order to save trouble and expence of
postage, he sells hivMedicittes for ready immey..only ; '
but they may be had from any of the respectable'
wholesale houses in town (which sell Medicines) and
rec eive from them such a discount as irill he found
unusuall y liberal, on quantities not less than troe dozen
of any of his undermentioned new-invented City mical
Preparations t the Guestonian Lotion, for Gont, Btc.
Guestonian Pills; for Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilious
Pills, Gnesttinian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthirtz.
tic and Consumptive Pills, Guestonian Tooth-powder,
which cures the Scurvy, and prevents tire Tooth-ath,
Gitestonian Tooth powder, which cures the Scurvy,
and gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, Welcome
Guest, which cures all descriptions of Tnoth-ach,
Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum tiles.-c•Ati extract from
this pamphlet may be seen in- the S Lien Newspapers,
from July, 1511, to January, 181.1.
CoNsriTuriox. —To preserve the constitntion from
diseases and disabilities, is of die greatest importance.
We cannot hitt lament how many stiffer their consti•
onions to decay merely from motives of delicacy :
afflicted with a secret disorder, yet afraid to disenves
it, they allow themselves gradually to sink into the
grave. To rescue such persons from a premature
death, and to give relief to the afflicted in all diseases
of the human frame, IN-. LAMEUT, jun.. steps for-

COURT OF ZINO'S BIRCH, DUBLIN, NOV. 5:
The King, at the rroteeution of Patrick Kelly, miller, o.
Walter Kavanagh, Epq.
Mr. MACNALLY Inquired of 'the Court whether be
was then at liberty to move the Court for judgment
against the Defendant, who, at the last Spring As-
sizes, held at Carlow, for the county of Colow, was
convicted on an inforrnation; for ocipiessive conduct 1,
against the Prosecutor, in his office of Justice of the
Peace. . •
The Cuisr Jusrwi add, the point saved on the
trial, at Nisi'Prina, bad been. rewired for the opinion
of the twelve Judges, *ho had determined that it
ought-to come on before the Court by motion on the
part of. the Defendant, in arrest of judgment.,
Mr. MAiNALLY then moved for a rule upoh the
; Defendant to' spew cause Why jtitigment should not
be given against hunt on the first day of next Tenn.
I The motion was granted.'

NOVEMBER 19.
The King, at the Prosecution of Sohn Fawcett, DRVItt tnie
Francis Hamilton, and Others, against Richard Irwin, 1)ulle
Grafton, Francis Wali!ron, aid Thomas Flrraing,E,qrs. las.
tices of the Prace for the County of Leitrim.

On Tuesday, the 21st of May last, a Conditional'
Order for a Criminal Information wal obtained
against the Defendant; and on Monday, the 18th of
November, they chewed Cause vgain;t that Order!
bang made absolute. Yesterday the CHM JUSTICE
delivered the Judgment of the Court to the follow-
ing effect : —that the Cams should be allowed on the
pact of i4ll the Magistrates, but without costs against
the Prosecutors ; consequently, tie Criminal Infor-
mation has be_n refused.

POLICE.,

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Mantatonntott.seneze.--Aerester TO POISON. Ward to assure them, that in ail the iollowing awe-
The servant of a noble Lord was charged with hay- tiers, impurities in the blood, generally comprehended
ing infused a poisonous drug into a mug of beer, with under the four following bends, viz. Scrophula,
intent to poison a respectable family in the parish of Scurvy, Gout, and Dropsy, for which he has revise-
' St. James's. It appeared by the depositions of the dies that have never yet failed of success: hispractice
several witnesses, that Lord .----'occupies apart. and knowledge are so exteasite that those who suffer
nients in the house of kmilliner and dress-maker in from them may.rely on a certain and speedy cure,
the parish of St. James's, where several young fe-.I by applying at the Dispensary. It is advisable, that
males are employed, and the prisoner, his lordship'sl all who are afflicted will make immediate applica-
valet, also resided in the house. The drera-ntaker's . tion, as the earlier the disease is attended to the
servant had placed a pot of beer on the kitchen dres-1 sooner it can be removed.—Dr. LAMEItTo jun. may
ser w.tilst she laid the cloth up stairs, and during her be consulted at his Dispensary, No. 56, High-street,
absence the prisoner infused the poisopous drug into Borough, from ten in the morning till eight in the
it, as appeared by his voluntary confession to Hamil- evening : if by letter, post paid.—Medicines sent to
ton and Foy, who apprehended him, and which was any part of the kingdom.
corroborated by the testimony of a foot-boy Who was The value of Dr. Fitres4.4nl filYrrA SAI.Ii/Artf3
present, and to whom the prisoner imparted 'the se' has been so long proved, that nothing of the present
cret. The beer was taken up stairs, and some of the day can bear a coMpetition with it, in all the diffe.
young &motet pan oak of it., It was found offensive, rent stages of a certain disease, whith it olfectually
and subsequent symptoms imitated the mistress of the
}house to seek professional aid. On analyzing the
1 cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting
the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva-
-beer, it was found that poison had been infused idi oon—without debilitating the constitution in any de.
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it sufficient to have killed every one in the hottse.ool pee, or even requiring confinement from business or
Powerful emetics were promptly admittisured, oval
no life has b4eta lost. The poi toner attributed lit'
1 testriction of diet. The radical virtues of these ines-
timable Drops have proved their claim to pnble ap-
conduer rather to Ignorance than to malice. He i probation for more than 30 years. In all the debility
was remanded for another ' examination. He Pro-1 ef both sexes they prove a never-failing restotative—
fessed to have sin attachment fur one of the young t- whether the debility is produced by too free use of
fensalts. mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm
Harrow-Gaeoze.—Yesterday an elderley woman, i climate. To travellers and those going abroad, they
of name of Seron, apprehended by Hatt, Officer, I cannot be recommended too strongly, as they nil/ te-
at a house in Walker's-Court, Wardour-street, was : ceive a safe, speedy, mad complete Lure, in all old
brought up, and underwent an examination, she he. I stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects, the
ing charged with taking in unlawful inslwarre, in' bladder and organs of urine. fly its efficacy many
what is called the Little Go. The Officer stated, I women have become mothers, who for many years
that he saw the prisoner in the act of teknag of mo. ! had been deprived of that happieess.---Sold wholesale
ney, for the purpose of insuring, from several porn! and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheepside, corner
and lof Paternoster-row ;and reted, by Belau, and Sharp,
looking objects ; when the fact being sworn to,
the case being made. Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allmon, out, she was committed to take')
her trial at the Sessions for a misdaneanour. Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Perrsea; Trevrman,
John Gibi: and Corporal Ante: Porratow der! i Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilboa, and Hox-
summoned to this Office, in consequence of an infer-' land, Plymouth; Newbory„ Dublin; Baxter and Mac-
mation laid by Mr. Muirford, Quarter-Master of the darrald, Glasgow ; S*uith, Mander-ston, Scott, and
Clerkenwell Volunteer Regiment, for not delivering t Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath s R os4 and Peck,
up their clothes and accoutrements when demanded ', Hull ; Ceregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and
by the Serjeants of their respective companies. The ' Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Itnott and
Quarter-Master stated, that repeated applications had i Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards
been made to these men to deliver up their clothing and Penny, Liverpool; and most Medicine Venders,
And accoutrements, being non effective members., in bottles, at 2s, 9d. 4s. Gd. k 22e.

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