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dant.% asitectitots, reprefented, took advantage of 1
this Reginer An. They contended, that although
they could not claim upon the deed. they might, for
money had and received, amnuntinz to tool. which'
was the confideration propofed for the annuity.
Mr Gaseow laid, they *ere incompetent to do.
this, under the Statute of Limitations ; he Paid there
were no arrears in tent, and that the amount already
paid for the 7001. was 11331. tas. including interell.
Plaintiff nonturted.
ADAMS V. INOWSRII.
This Was an witionine a forcible' entry into the
houfe, and a violent afault upon the Plain-
tiff himfelf. it appeared in evidence, that the par-
ties had been in company together at the Bedford
fiend, Red Lion-fqoare, where they had drank too
freely of peppermint, and the whole antic of Mika
arnfe from thole circumaances, which frequently
occur upon like occafions. One party fancying
himfelf much wifer and more tuber than the other,
infifted on teeing his companion home. Whereupon
an altercation enfued ; during which the. affault
in queflion took place. No evidence of a forcible
entry, of dame in confequence thereof, being ad.
,duced, the jury found a verdia of is. tor the Plaintiff.
PORTIA. V. SATLY.
This was an actin for an affault, charging the
Defendant with /pitting is the Plaintiff's face. It
appeared they had been tosether at the King's Arms
Coffee.houfe, Oxford-nrcet, when tome altercation
taking placcm„,tolined by a volley of intuit and abufe
on both tiddl,Vhe Defendant went up to the Plain-.
tiff, and putting his fin dote to his face, laid, “ will
you ghee me leave to knock you down e then putting
one of his hands behind Ms back, he Paid, though be
was an old man, he'd fight him. Plaintiff replied if
be did not debit he weed kb frightened, upon which
the other fputtered in Wadies.
Meets. -Hull and liellebny, two Quay% were
celled as witnedimiOney•kad-beess brought tip from
a diitance of se aisle,- and could tell nothing them

Ilse matter.
Mr.
Gaaaow wenproceeding to Rate the Deft's-
,dant's cafe, when be was interrupted by Lord Es.-
CiaOUGH, who obferved be did not fee any m-
eaty for taking up the time of the Court longer t
there was no affault whatever proved, for bad the
Defendant even given the blow, be had penitently
afleed permann to do fo, and in vomiting out fuels
abufe on each other, he had not fpit but finatered on
him. Verdi& (hr the Defendant..
FIDDLING AND DANCING...-SNATT alert%
This was an ;alien brought ageing the Defendant
upon the ftatute of the ago of the lag. for keeping a
diforderly houfe,mutic and dancing. without licence.
Mr. Gaaaow Hated the cafe at great length, caps-
dating upon the enormity of fuels practices ; there
houfes were, he Paid, receptacles for rogues, pick.
pockets, and thieves, nurferies for all forts of ini-
quity, where it is well known that no lets than az
perfons lately convifled of capital offences ufed to
frequent. The firft witnefs 4risoced that he knew
the Defendant at the Sun in Willlnotthltrett ; that
he went there on the evening of the id of April
lA, and that there was fiddling and dancing; that
he paid fixpence as his .fubferiptlon to the Defen•
dant, who was felling rum to the company; that
there were five or fix couple dancing what was called
the Ctybica Dance, and the company altogether were
not the mot! refpe&able.
Fan other witnelfes were alto entnhted, among
whom were two very pretty Jewett.% one of whom
Sarah Joulie, Paid the was at the Defendant's at the
time mentioned, and danced a little t that the Gen-
tlemen treated the ladies ; thought the company
were very good kind of people, and would not
(wear that the taw any thing indecent in their con.
dud. She danced the Cathie', Delete; the gentle-
men always killed the ladies when dancing it; the
right way is to lay down on a cufhion and kifs
each other ; but this was too tronblelome, and the
gentlemen only kneeled down and the ladies killed
them. She Paid there was rum (erred abort in the
room, and that Mr. Velalko (erred it ; the Jews dare
not chink any thing elfe in paffover time. Upon her
ends examination the laid the went with her mother
the ficond night to the dance, and took her chance
for a partner; they danced the Cutbion Dance, but
had tot the precaution to have a blind fiddler.
Mr. Easein, for the Defendant, admitted the
delltiative tendency of amufements In condufted,
and the wholefome pros ifions of the Aft intended to
prevent them. The f was, that it appeased in
evidence from the- Plaintiff's witneffes, the room
where the dancing and mufic were performed, was
hired by a Jew butcher, of the name of Velafeo,
who, during the eight days of the palloyer, had hir-
ed this place for the conviviality, not only permitted,
hut enjoined by the rites of his religion ; fo that the
Defendant was not at all liable in the prefer.' lation.
Lord Ens,. SOROVG 11.—" ThiL iL a very excellent
Aaiun ; but we mull take care to apply the penal-
ties only to cafes within the meaning of it. Without
edvilreng whether Velafco, or the'Defeadant, were
theverfons who promoted this amulement, the Aft
onlf applies to fuck as keep gard%ns for Inch jur.
poles, and not to fuck an occational entert.tinmenti
however indecently condated. If the Defendant
hoed hereafter be fulajeel to an mein,' of the tame
kind, from a repetition of thefe tranfaftions, he may
then pethaps come within the pale of the Aft, and be
fubjeit to its penalties."—Verdia for the Defendant.

Some people of a bad habit of body and had living,
contrite fpungy exerefeences on du: thin, which, tin-
leis checked, communicate their morbid nature to
thole bones, fuperficially covered, and immediately
in the neighbourhood of thefe ukers. By applying
corroding catsflies. you defiroy the adjacent fltin,
and even mould the bone remain found, and the
wound put on a healthy appearance, you have pre.
vented it fmen healing by deitrnying the integuments
which Nature has it not in her power perfealy
to
regenerate. Let rue advice the patient, therefore, to
mend his fyllem, and (pare the furface ; the good
etfeas of which treatment Ifabella Gnodlet, of Lac•
wade. near Edinburgh. experienced in a perfea core
of her ulcerated legs and arms, by taking a few
bottles of Spillury'. Drops. tier cafe is attelled
by Mr. Batter, Mt. Patton, nti,,ifke, and Mr. Stew.
art, Surgeon, of Edinlio,gh. died% of this
Medicine on foophula, rout, theumatifm, &c. are
amply detailed in the bill accompanying the Patent
Antitcortiutic Drops, fold at ills Dulpenfat y.
foitare. London, in bottle. of ss. CRI. sus. and 11. as.
I with a black (lamp affixed to cash bottle, marked
spiliboity sad Co. No. 15, iiotio (quota."