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London, England, 1804-01-28 00:00:00

• vette with his Brethren on the fullett, and with the
other Judges, and ihould be ready to.morrow, ac-
cording to th:ir opinions, either to gtaut or to refute
the rule.
Mr. Serjeant Beer (hewed caufe againft a rule ob-
tained by Mr. Serjeant Cockell, for having a Warrant
of Attorney granted by a firm touverte. under ar-
ticles of Separation from her Huihaud, in favour of
a young man, an Attqrness's Clerk, fet afide, on ac-
count of her cuverture. The Defendant. he need,
was the lady's truftee under the articles of fcparation.
She had been much involved, and he, out of pure
friendfirip, and to keep her slut of difagrceable law
fuits, hid advanced her various fume of money. To
fecure re-payment of thefe Inc had granted him the
warrant of attorney now fought to be let alide.
Mr. Serjeant Cecett.t. Paid, that the gentleman
had taken the warrant of attorney, well knowing, at
the time, that the lad) was a married woman. He
bad not, however, contented hi:al-elf with this. He
had alfo taken out an attachment againli the hatband.
Rule made abfulute.

POLICE.
HATTON GARDRIIo•-••Yeati(l4y a cafe which con.
cerned all victuallers came on to be heard in the
Ihape of an information 2gal:ill leveret perfons for
felling ale in a leis quantity than two dozens of bat-
tles, contrary to the dame of the 38th of the prefent
reign, which meets, that any tinlicenfed palm fell-
ing ale in char way are fubjeO to the penalty of sok
The cafe being ably argued on both fides by fidici-
tors, it was fuggefted to them to compromife the
matter in difinite ; but they not agreeing upon the
point, the Defendants entered into recognizance, to
appeal to the (tarter Seffions for a more ferious
hearing, this being a que Ilion of interelt to the revenue
as well as to the licenfed vittnallers.
MAastow-House.—Yefterday Au Leak, the little
girl of t t years of age, who has been twice taken up
on the charge of horfe-Realing, as mentioned in dif.
ferent Papers tome time &ice, -was.again brought
before the LORD Melrose. Her parents, as before
mentioned, have provided a brats collar, which is
faftened round her neck with a padlock, and her
name, 32. Green-I:beet, Grofvenortquare, infcribed
" Bog me home." She was charged this time with
having.followed and driven cattle in the ftreets, on
Wednefday evening. His Lordfhip fent for the pa-
rents, when the mother and brother arrived, and in-
formed his Lordfhip that it was out of their power
to keep her from running away. She had on that
day went out with a young woman, fro& whom the
made her efeape, and that they wifhed to get her into
the Philanthropic Society. She Rated that they were
unable to tell what to do with her, and related fe-
veral inttancts of her improper colliding. The child
was reftored to her parents, and promifed never to
be guilty of the like again. Her parents are very
refpedable people.
Two hackney coachmen were charged with having
drove their coaches wilfully and furioully on the pave.
went, fo as to endanger the lives of foot paltengers.
The charges were clearly proved by Meffrs. Sale and
Simpfun, who Paid that they had brought this charge
for the public good. They were fined gets. each, when
the two gentlemen defired that their parts might be
given to filch public charities at his Lordfhip amidst
think proper.
Some people of a bad habit of body and bad living,
centred fpungy exetefeences on the Ikin, which, ti-
lers checked, communicate their morbid nature to
thofe bones, fuperficially covered, and immediately
in the neighbourhood of thefe ulcers. By applying
corroding cauflics, you deftroy the adjacent &in,
and even Ikould the bone remain found, and the
wonnd put on a healthy appearance. you have pre-
vented it from healing by deftroying the integun:ents
which Nature has it not its her power perfectly to
regenerate. Let me advife the patient, therefore, to
mend his tyllem, and (pare the furface ; the good
aces of which treatment Ifabella Goodlet, of Lat
wade, near Edinburgh, experienced in a pette cure
of her ulcerated legs and aims, by taking a few
bottles of S,,ilibury's Drops. Her cafe is attelled
by M:. Barter, Mr. Patton. minifter, and Mr. Stew.
art, Surgeon, of Edinburgh. The dices of this
Medicine on fcrophula, gout, rheumatifm, &c. arc
amply detailed in the bill accompanying the Patent
Antifcorbutic Drops, fold at the Difpenfaty, Soho.
fquare, London, in bottles of p. 6d. 'cis. and 11. as.
with a black Clamp affixed to each bottle. marked
4 Spillbory and Co. No. 15. Soho square."

LONDuM MARKETS

CORAILXCHANCIE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27.
PRICE OF HOPS. •
RAM. POCIIITs.
41 aos to 51 too ICatt • 51 Oil to 61 int
• 41 roe to 51 Is litaffint • 51 pto 61 0
• 41 to to 11 os Farnham 61 co to 111 9*
Old Duty toocooL
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
41 15s to 61 Its 1 i•oc...cts 51 55 to 61 la
PRICE OF : taIDS.
Ref Clearer 464 to loos per curt.
White dine 705 to 1264 do.
Trefoil um to 655 do.
Carraway 40% to 66s do.
Coriander, 144 to 585 do.
Turnip • 1.0 to 3:5 I ..r buteL
White Mallard Seca, 10. to 145 c.l do.
Brown ditto, 1:s t/ 16. tin.
Canary, p .xi to 9. r..! Jo.
Rape Feed, 15L to 381. per ha.
tau iltrp.i.n, jarun y 17.
To Soh the oC.a.—ptr iturie of Flb.
Beet 41 84 to *5 Fa Veal 6s 41 t, 1.• to.l
Mutton 45 81 to ha ad I Fork 0 c.l lu 34 84

IgIAD Of CAI ILI 1019 DAY.

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Beal. ,;tout Rc— .
146.WG . 11-. atll.) tt)..›.1141.1., jJau.,,
Per Roue of : r• t.v f: c t.ot kf.
Beef 44 2.1 to 64 4! Vaal 4. Ed to 7s I'd
&tattoo pB.l to fa 21 I Port 4, cl to Ss Ed
PRICLS OF HAS 11:416 S L YAW.
Saoltlateld. St. J, r :t. W Litto lapel.
Filperload 4 4 to 3 Ts r., ,t . • 1214 0105 'Co
•itr.,vr t 7to t 16 i 13 oto • ,) ..) I IC to t 14 c
Closce 4 7.) in 6 o c t. to 6 6 c
1•141(..F. OF .1 Mier': l!' ! 0:::,ON
Se. Jarnes't ni.rk t I 46 1,1 1
Cl,re Marl t, 44 spid I:
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