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London, England, 1803-12-22 00:00:00

Plaintiff, as an indemnity again( that anion wl•.;sh
had been brought againft hirntelf. On his Crof<•exr.
mination, he laid, he did not canfidei the converfa-
tion that paired between him and Mr. Mettaer as
confidential, but that he might communicate it to all
the world. The word ficret was never mentioned in
the courie of it. The Plaintiff w•as a Gentleman in
the Weft India trade, and had been his agent at that
election.

The cafe, on the paft of the Plaintiff, being finifh.
cc!, Mr. DALLAS made a very eloquent fpeech on the
part of the Defendant: It was impoffible he could
call anf• witneffes, becaufe the converfaitoris fpoken of
by ihe witneffes no the other fide, had been repre-
fented to have taken place between them and Mr.
Meltaer alone, and he could not be called.' The
Leatned Counfel faid, it was extremely painful to
him to make fume of the obfervations he limpid be
obliged to make, but he was called upon to do it in
the difeharge of a molt important duty, which he
owed to his client, and that mull be contidered as.a
fullicient apology. Ho made a peat number of tab"
fervations on the evidence of Sharp and' Saville,
and contended that they flood in fuch a fituation that
the Gentlemen of the Jury would not find a verdid
upon fuch evidence that would he accompanied with
Inch ferious confequences to Mr. Mellaer, who was
admitted to be a Gentleman of the fira refpetiability
and fot tune. He would be obliged to pay a fine of
; but that was trifling and infitnificant, when.
compared to the difabilities that would attach on st.
verdia againfl him. He would be difabled from en.
j ling any corporate office, and could never inte for
a Member of Parliament. Admitting the evidence
of Sharp to be true, he contended, that the 51 was
a loan, and sot a gifi to give him his vqte. The
prom:fc li.rd been given before he had received any
money. Mr. Saville was (Cieftly inierefled in the
vetdiCt ; inaftruch as he might ulc it in his own de-
fence in the attion tli it bad been brought againt
himfelf. The Learned &morel next proceeded to
Phew the inconlincncy of the evidence of the wit.
ncifcs, and concluded a vcrrekquent ipcech with A
prong confidence that the Jury would find a verdi&
fur the Defendant.

' Mr. ERS IC!S E here contended he was entitled to a
reply, by the Defendant producing the record of Mr.
.Atkinfon's conviction for perjury.
Lord EL LEN BOROOC H thought, at that was a col:
lateral itfite, and a, no witnels had been called by
the Defendant, the Plaintiff was got entitled to a rea
p!y. His Lord(hip, in an excellenf charge to the
Jury, laid, there were two queltions for their confi-
dcratiors. ia. Whether :Tharp had received this SL,
on which, confidering the promiffory note that tad
come out of the hands of the Defendant, be thought
no great doubt could he entertained ? The next
queltion was, Whether that ham was given as a loan
or a bribe? And after Cumming up the evidence
with the greaten accuracy,.he told the jury, accor-
ding as they were of opinion that it was the one or.
the other, they would find a verdid .for the Plaintif
or the Defendant.

The Jury withdrew about three quarters of an hour,
and brought in a Verdi.! for Plaintiff, on the Sr*
count of the Declaration, for soot.

7 DIED.

On the tlth Int Captain John Parry, late of the dalp Disked
Kent, of LiverpooL
At KAngtion, Jamaica, the rsth Sept. la*, aged zs, Mr. W
Dillingham, of the sstb regiment, fuo of Mr. Biningbarn, rummy
Knutsford.

At Trinidad, Lieutenant Edward Roger., of the corps of
Engineers.

Un Friday fc'onight, Mr. Dave.. of the Theatre Royal. Nl*.
Lately, uu,board the Baring tale ladiansao, us hi, paw trots
Nfadqu, Mr. John iniitheld, late Staff Surgeon to his klajcitylo
Forces.

On Sondsr night, in Queen fqoare, after a welting and Fib.
ful Hinds, Mrs. Drown, wife of Julep► Timms. Brown, Us. d
Calcutta.

On Maaday Lift, in Solso-fquare. Mrs. Gordon, wife of Jam
Gordon, Fig.
Oa Tudday Lilt, at his baste, Limetsoufe, John Cruf..llfq. is
the 74th year of his age, away years Purveyor of lus Majoitro
yard, Woolwich.

Lately, at Edenton, in the county of Derby, the Rey. Jams
Pe-kr, M. A. Domenic Chaplain to his Grace fhe Duke of Deno-
Mono, Rc&r of Kingtiey, is. the county of Stallard, Miniller d
E.dcnsuc, and of Caftined, in ILancathife.

On the 3d init. at Sheffield, Mr.. MiCready, wife of Mr.
M'Cready, Alanagrr of the Birmingham 1 heatre, aad formerly
M i i Birch, of Liverpw4.

WHEN
kondhillty deviate from the poeml fyftun by the feleOlon
of a peculiar Broach. the fanetieu of hag couthsuod fume& is dia
belt criterion of inperioney.
en years have I devoted my peaks to the eichifive treatment
of THRIt DISORDERS. and the fueeefsful refult of my plea
gives me additional ardour to mink as far as I am able the tu.
nets of thole complatumwhilh are the mit Important In thecae,.
iclue album= infirmities. _ _ _

Atter initiation into every.. bra's& r u Army Surgeon,
formed a wiCh at an catty period PlMtke to educe individuals
from the Ignorance of uneducated Meg. or the equally dangermi
precipitancy of general Praskitiounrd.
The TH Ada DISORDERS. to Aspire ef which I have devote.
my 7:340,11, comprise misty (pecks of VENtllitAl. INFEC- •
TlO!sr. wheel.r of a recent or long durstion.—sdl , AU kinds
of ObbiLllT, whether... Vida; 'from the habits of .' , sr
the Indstimacc of niaturesige, gad indly skst.deramgensont of the
f y Lieu to Women w kb:hist:AM BARB. UMW sr STU& 1111 T.
Numerous illigads are tie rebid or Itionslie or bade in the
treatment of a lismk Otsnolvisat, math oat witrequesth Isa!mist
eut the feeds MI Me Siiipoifesusi bytife ineferetim of se wegaud-
ed luau. By a fuperior smallond luck complaints ant map cured.
an.i even where others have fai4okl trod pasfanit
odor a radical tiettiblubmZni.
Few, however, are the calks of cunplicated Mares la Or di&
order, compared with the calamitous (madam of Men, who tram
indiogence in a titII..ITARY YICB,or the prmaknt Osisdss sr
a faibintiable life, acquire that bate of Debility which L dut
unavololt conformer of fuck pernicious habits.
WI,-rs the unhe.roy Whim broods overhis mblery, but ewe*
e•eu-csis his n.inurtune, it pay he fens csafolation fat bins ast
iwor, the' although it he an obit* atdosbt qr uncetarty wide
utast I.:additions:A, the flalolli of disk DEFICIENCIEd bv, the
gradual pc,,, of renovatko ss the acquirement of my everted ca.
If tlle n•e. of Banchils or Venus have begun to reduce manly Id-
min% mixl ..r t•fry will be primentad by an early cosinteredUcw of
this king und titre, sod in lick Mike no great difficulties will occur.
But wne•e asst kkticiescy has for years milked, a proper Pa-
fevzranee is ind::pe Ably rcquifite to revive the Own:ming (parts
of Life, and to re-animate the Corfilturlon.
MARlUtini WOMEN, who have Wog ken ditappekatel
their emus:Wyow u! a Fandiv, uay be dared, that in mod iss
Rarer. tut!, d.tr t. ate cueabie by Medical Aid.
SCCR st Y "Nei is fo elleatial to my undertaking, and the
/Is Ai. a:1 •ni w blett I bone prlfiuntai to (late. form the Bads
r., tirttetfi.es, and In coincidence with loch this indmation is
:en, that Nlr. BAUR may be itonillted potionarh (or by inters
itekfing a (man n'tit) at his bask No. top, Arawlill.arest, "rand,
ne.r Temrksitar
l'erc Is an billions! amnion la Wrier-!treat adjahibill.s24
the !lan- :• on bolt Oedema.