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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 1.
ISIRD V. DOtTOM. •

Mr. GARROW (hied that this aflion was brought
by the plaintiff to recover damages for the moll
fe-
rious injury a man could recerve.. His Learned
Friend (Mr. Erfkine) had . obferved, that in there
caufes it was impoflible to advance any thing new s—
he, however, never failed at kali to fay old things in
a new manner. Not bting Able to boat of re much
invention and ingenuity, he lhould at once proceed to
lay before the Jury the circumliances on which they
had to decide. The patties were in very different
ranks of lifethe defendant being a Colonel in the
army, and the plaintiff only an officer's fervent.
This was no reafbn why equal jullice fltould not be
adminillered between them, or why the injury com-
plained of fliould be conlidered trifling. After enter-
ing with font thinutenefs into the fails which were
to be proved, Mr. G. obferved that it might be pro-
per to anticipate an objeflion which would probably
be urged on the other fide. When Mr. Bird mat-
tied his wife (he did not come a virgin to his arms.
She had been previonfly fedneed by a General Offi-
cer, to whom (he had borne two children. But fure-
ly this was no excufe for the defendant's condutt,
either at law or in confcience. Becaufe a female had
once erred from the path of virtue, was the to be con-
lidered open to the attempts of every libertine? His
Learned Friend on the left (Mr. Parke) was a fob.
fcriber to a benevolent inflitution, which had proved
that women, far more degraded than ever Mrs. Bird
had been, might be reclaimed from vice, and made
patterns of every female virtue. This couple were
harpy together, and the defendant mull anfwer for
the miCery he had occafioned.
A copy of the marriage regiller being put in, from
which it appeared that the ceremony took place at
Lincoln it: 1783,
William Burke was called. He raid he knew the
plaintiff at Madras in the Eall Indies, and came
home with him in :793 ; Mrs. Bird was then living
at No. a, Wells flreet, JermynAlreet, with her two
natural children ; the plaintiff lived along with her
very happily ; (he is nnw living with Colonel Bolton,
at No. IS, Great Pultenry (beet.
Mr. Whitney proved that the woman the plaintiff
married in 1733, is the fame now living with the de-
fenalant.

hits. Bailey raid, th it the plaintiff and his wife liv-
ed with her three months in 1783, and teemed very
happy. They had called upon her together a few
days ago.
Mr. ERSKINE afked her if the plaintiff bad not ex-
prclred perfeet fatisfaElion at his wile's prefent mode
of life

Mrs. B. replied, that he fAid he was very happy
the Colonel took care of her, as he was not able to do
fo himfelf.

Lord Etttssosonc it immediately interfered up.
on this proof, that the plaintiff confented to his oa•n
di fgr ace, and direaed a nonfuit.

WILKIE U. UNDERWOOD.

Mr. ERSKINE Rated, that this anion' was brought
to recover the price of a pig. The Plantiff found
the Defendant carrying off this rig, when he took him
before a hlagiftrate. The Defendant Md, it was
his, and that he had 101 l it tome months before. The
Magifirate told them he could not decide it, and that
the Plaintiff mutt bring an aflion. The. learned
Counfcl faid, he could thew the genealogy of this pig,
with as much particularity as if this were an ejefl-
ment. His client had reared this pig; her name
WAS Teung Sall. She was produced from Old Sal
lie Rated a cafe that had been tried at the lames,
before Mr. Jufuice HEATH, where a man brought an
aflion for a honk which he had loft. It had been
out of his poffeflion for a certain length of time; but
his Lordthip held, that any number of witneffes
called to prove it was his horte, could never be equal
to the evidence on the other fide, which was, that
he had bred him, and that he had been conftantly
in his poffeffion. He recollefted another cafe, where
a friend of his had loft a horfe, and thought he had
found him in the poffillion of another perfon. That
perfon, however, told him he bad reared him, and
that he had never been out of his poffelfion; His
friend, however, was Rill convinced it was his horfe,
for lie faid, the man who Role his horfe might after.
wan:: put him into the Defendant's liable, and take
the Defendant's honk. He brought an anion, and
loft it. He alfo recolleSed a Lady, a friend of his,
who had a favourite hip dog which the loft ; after
the time of mourning WAS over, the Lady thought
one day, as file was walking in the ftreet, the had
found Ploalse. This butinefs was brought into Court.
The Plaintiff proved this bitch had beet. conftantly
in his poffellion, and Nee& without a fubpasna, went
to the other fide of the table, and paid her refpeCts
to her old miftrefs. So this pig followed her mailer
to the watch-horfe, to fee jultice done to the Dr
fendant, who was carrying her away. The tingle
queflion was, as to the identity of this animal. A
number of Witneffes (wore, the pig in queftion was
reared by the Plaintiff, and was conftantly in his pof-
feftion till the time the Defendant took it away.—
Anotber fet of Witneffesfwore with equal certainty,
that this was the pig of the ilefendant. There Was
no idea any of the witneffes were perjured, but that
they really believed what they (wore.
Verdift for the Plaintiff. The Defendant under-
took to return the pig.

LAVIII AIR V. WATI^I/.

This atlion was brought againft the defendaht;
whois a jeweller and filverfmitn, living in the Strand,
for a breach of contrail. He had fold t, the plain-
tiff, who was a friend of his refiding at Birmingham,
a new gold repeater for ;21. which this Gentleman
prefented to his wife. After the lady had the watch
about two years, fume of I Sr friends told her (he had
been grofsly impofed upon, for that it was not a new
watch, and not n:arly worth ler much money. A
number of watchmakers were called on the part of
plaintiff, who gave it as their judgment, that the
watch was not new two years ago, and that 251. was
a very liberal price for it.
OR the part of the defendant, Mr. Metcalf the
r, and Mr. Wilton his foreman, deputed, that it
yrs.a new watch when it was fold to Mr. Watfon, in
:800, for p guineas ; and they, as well as feveral
other witncifes, faid it was worth 40 guineas.

Lord E LLLLL otiouoil, previous :rs his limns's%
up the evidence, told the Jury, that the defendant. in
..rder to fatisfy his contract that this was a new Irma,
nett" thew, to the fatisfatliuu of the j,iry, that the

TO PREVENT FRAUD,
The Honourable Caermillasers of Ms MaJefty's Stamp Nice
have granted Permian, to Dr. Meanest to have his Name la
fail length inkrted on the Stamina( his Medicines, via. "
Bran', No.9,4liirsjlrret, BLugri.tr, Road :k to imitate which
Is Felony. The Medicine isnot genuint,unkfs the above name is
on the Stamps.
QPRING PHYSIC—As the Conflitation is well
known to vary with the rearm, a mild and gene* mirk of
phyfic is requlSte to prefarve that renew of health, which Is the
greatett comfort to clittence, Dr. BRODUIeII BOTANICAL SY-
RUP has at theft eras beer adminiftered with the happialt fuc.
eel's In sitduaily removing the latent feeds of &cafe. which •
murk of time watt] have rendered fraught with deftrudlon. No
Ferran, who willies to render life that real comfort which It ought
to prove, will ever think of neglefting to take this Mutat/ phyfre,
every fpring sad fall, finer t often optrates as a preventative of
many eompleints.that would atberwife unavoidably occur, without
adverting to fo admirable a means of renovating the coatiltatina,
sod procuring u. a new leak of happinefs.
MEDICAL !ACTS on VENEREAL COMPLAINTS.
_ _

.
Mani peaces that lave imagined thcaki;;;Vobeeured of the
Venereal Complaint, have had the misfortune to break um 0a or
feral year, afte•warda

A Proof happened in my pradlice the other day —A madmen
was afflicted with the fame complaint, and cured, as he thought,
by the advice and preferiptions of ea eminent forgeon. He after-
wards entered on the Rate of matrinemy, four menthe alter which
be esegje a violent cold In coining out of the pothook that ter-
ndoated in a fore throat. At this ails 1 was called ilk awl after
slides him these:elfin cleanse's, acipininted Um that It proceeded
from his obi venereal complaint, bet which he would not believe.
He thus exii..--d in the aillance of fame apothecaries, who treated
his complaint as a eammon fore throat, mail be became fo bad
that be was compelled to apply to De. V , who coidlrmed
him la the truth of what I had told him, but too late for hie
recovery, the •1111101211 complaint Mein cum swot a port at his
throat and note, the ravages of which could sot ue dapped daring
his life. fo that he fella facrillee to hie oblihncp. PCK•III4, there-
fore, mould be extremely cautious in eradicating the above cum.
plaint, then which there is no &ore bent& al than the Bo-
T•MICAL STIMP, Width I. a CCMdn rowdy, without fobjedbig '
melees to thole dangers that attends cork of reereary.
The Botmical Syrup and Rellenelve Nervous Cordiol,tobt had
at the Did he's haute, No p. Albiew4tron. 7 doors from the
lavemail Mokain, Senn Rbektriane-lortilge, fa bottles
at it. as. I is. 6.1. and is. od. (duty included) at Wkhers' (late
Cockell's) Medicine Warabente, spa, Strand ; Shaw and Edwards,
St. Paul's Chdrch yard ; and Brestesed, No. ash, Blihopfloce-
Itreet Without; W. Militia, Printer and Booldelier, at his Mo.
elided Warehoulk, No. 3, Wieedlrect, who has received a large
and teeth (apply; Thompton sod MWa, Caßle-Rreet Beowne,
Tolgey ; C. Routh, Bridge-Rreet ; Revd and Sheppard, Br ltol;
Miler and Penwell, Bath; rdellia. Gandby, Sierbeine; Mr.
Railies,,Oloocefter ; Mr. Tymbs, Wavelet Mr. Thelma.
Ewer ; Swinney, Birmingham ; Sppillibury and Co. Illandlreet.
Dublin; and by all Printers„ ao4 Venders as Medi-
cines In the Three Rlnadonia
It trill be neertfary the Dofflor Rim id fee Nell Patient, as arc
afilkired with Tlestnefs or Lai of Eight, or idrid their cares hyLet-
ter of Pare. l, to the Dolor (poll or canine paid),wo his sisal
For.

The Medicine mad ►e had every day. A quart ►unk (et..`
mataias equal to Ate Inuit auca

ty Country Gentlemen and others are 'donned, that they may
be fupphed with this valuable Medicine by fending their Orders
by Coachmen ur Newfmen, or by enclofing Cads in a (mall
Parcel, diredted to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. 163, Fleet-Reset,
I.6ndon, (or whkh Pomo& complete Packing Rotes are pro.
sided fur fending it with fafety to any part of this Kingdom,
Ireland, Scotland, &c.
TIUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
LIFE and HEALTH, Is the fir( Medicine in the *Orfd for
reftoring and invigorating the Conititutiaos of perfons weakened
and debilitated by a courfc of dapated pleafures, or indeed by an,
ocher mks.
•„1, Gentlemen of the firit dittlnetion In this kingdonh Fut wei
as others. whole conßitutions were broken and debilitated, have
experienced the good effedts of that Relteendve Medidne. Foe
' Nervous Minders, proceeding from erectile, drinking, milbattig
pleafures, the immoderate ufe of tea, or from whatever necafionli
great debility and relaxation of the fonds, a better and feet Medi.
tine cannot be taken. Numbers Who bad undergone too powers
ful courfes of mercury, (that bine of health), which reduced them
to agate of isikrable exiltence, received the unbolt benefit Rom
this Reiterative; fur atter lots of ftrength and vigenr, they ham*,
regained their former health, For pains In the back and
and leminal weakneiTes, perhaps there is Dot any Media:ref° (sub.
lie or private pradlics which has been fo fuereftfUL • ;
Note.--This Reflorative is prepared in pills, which' produce.
mote graded and Lifting ideas than all the int MO forms; the
finer parts of the liaifsm are alto better preferowl.
To be had alto at Wade's Medicine Wareboufe.No. tNOW bonds'
greet; Tint, Royal Exchange; and atilt other Venders of Medi•
eines in Town and Country, price 6s. 3d. the Wad or it, may be
had to larger boxes, prleconly tL us. which connina the quantity
of fix (mall boxes, as made up for the army, navy, &c.
A Pamphlet on the virtue. of the Reiterative, writhe Lilt slime
portent Cures annexed, may be bad of the Venders.

SORES in the BREAST, SCORBUTIC and RHEUMATIO
COMPLAINTS, SCALDS, and BURNS.
BEASELEY'S FAMILY PLAISTER.
T'HE Props ietor, a Merchant, in whores Fara?
ne Recipe of this Pialfler has been for upwards."( a Cat.
fury, by the earneit folieltatienas of thofe who have experienced its
virtues, now offers 11 to the Public, as the aloft Cafe and di/scions
Remedy in the following Warders,

SOW IN Tat' attAst.
Thetclaho Malady to which the ',muddier Is Mere liable thin
painful Sores in the Bradt i they attack the Patient at a time ,
when the is the Moft unfit to bear the intokrabk anginal Which
they meskon ; and whether they hate dick origin in a patellae
pecdipofing haltit, of are the coofequente of tuiftuanagunent er
netted (too ortte indeed the cafe!) they are alike fatal to the cafe
and health of the unhappy fufferet. Numberleh are the cafes whirl
bave baffled the (kill and attention of. endzant Praditietterst by
where ally a temporary. initead of an effetqual Care hits beat
made For the truth of this remark (in which no insidious mace.
Ci II IS Intended) the Proprietor of the Pleaer candidly appeals
' to the Public, and he with much pleafbre and confidence antis
Omni the relief of humor fuffering. while he of "the wadr .
o invaleablo a Medicine.
, INTERNAL ANII [ETERNAL ANO SPRAINS.
Butthe efficacy of this Medicine is not coed to the patties.
lay Cafe above. inentlooesl : Sum which proceed flab intetoal se
external Mulles ; front habitual intemperance, or from fedmhirp
oecupat ions, arc km brought by this Pisifter to a etifis, and
heal without danger. In cake of Sprains, even after the
length has for fame of time fulleredesellnanent, raid snit
have been affected by the ere of the Plaifter.
Sold wholefide and retail by Mr. Butler. 4. Cheipaiet tmd by
in tit Medicine Venders in the Vetsad Kingdoms, in been it
tis 64 each.

GOPSRNMEN T sacuarry AGAINST COUNTERFEI IS,
None arc Genuine without having. “ SAKI.. Sornamni, Latta*
root." eneraved in the Stamp i and Tea Pound, Reward fur
every Davie fold without Stamps. to be paid cm coavietion,lina
der Aft of Parliament, the dad Oeo. 111. chap. lei. before areg
rt.*tee of the Peace.
HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, Whirl
Is prepared (only) by S. SOLOMON, M: D. .f the Dal.
lanky sod College of Phyfinans, and Agthnr of • The Ostattla
Health" at Solomon'eltate, Litimpoeli Prim Hellas-01MM a
Seale. tee the quantity of Four 111 nose Family Bottle for 11
three Shillings, on *hi& Nine Shillings are raved. includingl 2
the Duty, the Stamp of which, by order of his MaJeßy's Corn
nolllonert, hews the wrath, " Sami. Solomon, Ltvapool i" and
all others are Counterfeits.
.. Is there no Rahn in Gilead? Is there so PhyScian there? aptly
them Is not the health dale daughter Nay people recovered P''
jet. "St. Ilic
. The Lord bath cared medicines to prow out of the meth, sod I
he that is wife will not abhor them; for with fedi dock Mheel men, and takeNERVOUS away theirt'a—Secia a. lin ii rill. 4.y.
VIM
Tti cretin ofistelaneholidifordeni selkilthelmillte Ratite,
wader rue deneminadon of Nerves,. Weeks. are the al
f urea albumen mifery In the privation of health. Theft
pPoceed from fuel, an Infinite minty mid complication of clam, is
to render It Importile„ Irma It were always secedreity, to thane
them to their true [;arcs. Tittered* boweirer, are hut too well
known and fent?* felt among* the greeter poetics of muthloia
and to the re elLas It may Wit host petee be siert 4e doll
asp remedy rope*r or awe ccleb .rifeir .tiey than Or. Se.
eovekil Inman's Cordial Balm of Gilead, nes er bee beep dl f .la all
delicate, weakly, sod related confUnetlone, limners of hay
pesehnndria, borrors,trastilines, weaklier, of , kis ,
Impaired vienst take awhile, menus t
ounsberiefa frrojtoote of Impaired and aniewing
whither eating from a life of isadttvity, lagaMpessnes. or hilt.
tendon to health, its Amy has attained these gbase the than
kingdoms. animist and apparelled celebrity. op ReiNufieim
more in io he ufe, it chews. braces, and Mertes Silik SCI,
T *CS Naafi, and gives n. w ewe to all the dendliimer whici
combaters Inltances have been Oven
'llic CORDIAI. SALM of GILEAD Is a molt noble Metifirds
torernfed of lame of the Omit-sit Aldan sad itmea=l:2
whole Wreris Medlea.—The proeere I. long sad
requires the molt nice and minute attention. Thu 411frovety of cc,
has aft doe Propektnr amastng Nam gnat lore of time. repeated
esperneent., end grit application to medical elstinittry i end U
11s his. so Nail matiecatioa so avow, that ha .4reellg it to
the paddle be lava, cs no man's velvety, nor imitates any media
.one •t protein known In public or peinge predict
Youth sod age of eith.r fez, are egoelly the obJeas of this re.
Iterative, and they will eallutody pandelpete in Its faisibrious
qualities and effeCts. urn the yn.ni-it will steed Lilting health,
itreestit, and fplrits, in place ofklitisde and delsitfty. mid to the
aged ad infirm. It will elatedly Mule great relief and comfort,
by gently not ready WWI/orating the fyltens. It will MK We em.
martian, but Nit be in the potter almedielne to gild the autumn
of deellidng years, and calmly and falsely mitred the ewe .4
We beyond it. sum. rpm, this reiterative is capable of coding
that err a delid-store.
Cooltitutiona related, weak or decayed, la men or wanes ma
ender the Immediate ineuenee of this retterative; sad old cough.,
Aims., sad ceafamptive habits, are bon rebind, and fporettly
cared.
PM/cello( blood, and emaciated limbs, w*,err l oat, meet Ai
=7lchange, the chill watery laid will become rich and bal•
allid the lin.bs be covered with dab. Am sod healthy.
Leine at any lime of I fe sw, by this aresecess, be treed fetes
asset the moll allidlog defers Indium to the lea I sad, at a
et. ash perm& ft la molt highly efehil.
gyp osaings. dedetenry tf a Acre! !raga entrain** of
the yeah. by tee frequent indtilinice of the paR ma, this meill.
gips Is aI. fc certain, sad levelssble remedy, inlaitey liperior
Ca gay of thole treaded Neparatiests if game wed buffeter, whisk
ohms produce fewids heat, and ore always [wad to be isomer
tarp dimulaws rather that permanent healthful rig
area. Is debility Otte Mos fevers. Is all names@ end
Is weskneis peculiar to the fesoole Ica, this eddies,- d Cunha If
tulip Invaluable.
lliare who have long refided la het climates, wad ere Wyk,
and related In their whsle (Titan, may tails this medicine with •
the happy*(lßAs ; and pare°, nabs le the Eat or Weft India
ammo- Ice.. a Ewe Impotent ankle of lire and health. It bat
bees the only mem of reiterisig thourands allittied with the IrliLd
LOW FEVER In Amato& -
VT A variety of ettraordbuiry and well.atteked cures are In he
foes In the pomplaet, faded op with each battle, which are omitted
heron for west of Mail.
SBCURITY to PURCHASERS.
Be care fel to oid.rve tt e Name, • S .leL. Sotestrw, Livaa.
Paul, is, O. Stamp, anted to every Uniting beak, all others
ariel.kmatcridts.
Seed et his Wadies's, No. 6, Cailereinma. Dublin ; and If
hie ',primmest, by J. Mathew,. No. IR smog. tend Dirty awl
Oa. IhAr Chireetryard, L00n.... i Smith, &eta, Itolhand, and
Elder. Eilleelhargh i M•lNisak!. Olalkorr ; and by au oecgidod
Ve,oal'ens is every Market Town la Orme Britain, Ireland and
1 America.

I.oNowt, Primed and puilliiNed Iy LEVI LKEN r, (ot Cow
tsrbstir=aLshihaio) at the 3rmi 01111C11. C
Arm. id alb at the Sraa Ihnissi,Toogis Mare