The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-17 00:00:00

Pima ar.frE PAPER. • ' follnwitrg rrevieli State Paper sill shOw oral I.calers how mach the isdestrious aad sober people of Pf2PCII have recovered from those immense reettrihir t:ana and sacriticesthey were obliged to acstain by the trer.: anemia of their. onmeror.sly eorsbioed enemies. It will elm show es,. that those thonghtfal, and, we may tilihr, mildest people. bre still greatly agitated with op posite political vitas.: to speak pleasartly, the personal 5.../rAt. lon mere seeloo4ly, the o sei.t weight f ir liras XVIII, will' be hkily, fur a time at 1ea5t... 1 % help down the chenille:as of these Avers* parties, by JAW' the prosperity of that kingdom will progressively ue;asent ADDSan OF TIM CHASIDIM OF rum TO WI /WU= TOE KIM*: Of ►IANCE. tt Slier,—Your faithful subjects, the Peers of Prance , no•troach your Majesty to offer to you the homage sf tisete itee...stotiteel ilevehes, happy in being enabled to suite with it, upon !Ilia occasion, their iaepectful cons 1 .-atobitione on the addition to your a•tc.nat I' edgy thing tends to assure Freer , that the wishes she stelhoshilgeeere upon the ere of being realieml. Fresh romper s to the Throne famish new securities of anion Internet the people and the rare of their Kings. • `• Nam* yonr :lajesty has informed us of the continue atior n: aphicalor relations with the diff•rent States of Furor)... ire have not ceased to bless the wisdom that, while preserving o'tr national indepeedenee, bra re ow.ured such invaluable ties. .Religion is raising herself ceder the shadow of that throne which brumes her defender. lire SCOSSbiliPere are gratified with the consolation that her first Dios:ries nee note longer deprived of their Pastors ; they await, with respetsful coutilenee, the adoption of measures that *hall mew completely restore the faith of their fa.' 'then; and, in the nt •antime, ere satisfied that the en lightene i pie:y of the son Of St. ionic will maintain with privi;egt”i of the Callican Church. " The labours rs one agricultnristii, impoverished by te.ttlti l tlied losses, hare, at length, been compensated by au *low:dant !merest ; our intlestry, in respect of mama !: :ctewcs, has mode an astonishing progress; and the rarest specimens of art are united in our capital, In the • attentions °fa Prince whose t ncomiums have been their dp eneouragement, while escit.ng the 'tide of s'retielenlen and the aduiratiun c: t u 4 In annonneisig the nmelieratie 'At ousters. y( Of : . .aje!ity has filled our be sus with auticinat ons the renst iootiiing. France, which ha. 111:4:slued sech griev ons sere:fiat? with se much resignation, will soon re assume that cation to which she is entitled by.the rich ness of her soil and th ecnios of hrt inhabitante. ter tail' of acemnplishing the paternal desieit.. of her do nlrch, we trek lee economy cut it:compatible. wire the noret.sities et iht. h:at. , , the means of hastening the rc.ief of the prophet.- •• Vern Mario - has fellowed the elietates of your own benevolent auti your aug :tat clemency I.nows r.• hernia, except sorb as are imposed by national opi ti.nn and the !!ignite of your Croon. • In the elitist o' these eireneets of pavans. and It: T rim-let, why, iwired, should vague, but real . leers ~ ..blurb the reps, of a pioplt, who require only the du ration of reeler and peace? Opinions which c vertnrned ran•ilrrs are ri•vived, and menace thole. ilistite. ions w4stels mire alike ss the tamper: of liberty and the 1 Thew. 011;stets the most sacred—pert•ons the•rnost ! i s agesse, are not sheltesed from the rash asearelts of these Adverse:7 •:e. It is, Sire, high time to repress the races- i :•.• of the fitc - ons. The maintei,ailer of that t.harter, I rue which gratetal Prance is indebted to her King, and ! which is rears shots hound to *obit him in sapporting, en eouienol existence fa a nation ; -all demands this testy at oar beted, • lasariebly attached to the Censti•etion. Nltieh has been mat our strength and our her, the Chamber ot , tan bits tilebtity, on a solema Occasion, recognised, teat to the eeriest founder of the barter appereasus the I:et of pra li ne-0g every rne•isure feat may assist the de- • ..eionoriet of n•ir I 4i.ititutionat itgitittiots. " yen hare deelered your purpose to be to elose the aleyss of Resolution; proud of bring emaciated in so glorious a destiny, we will steond with all our efforts, sour nchle iatesitioss, we will combat the common camel, Attanly, by givii.g to all the interests guaran te.• !by tl t.tearter, that profound leenrity necessary to tit- happiness of all, and France will ewe to your liberal itstitstione, tom:tic:l on the sacred tights of property, desirable as jnatiee, and woodsy of the Prime who has a second time ri s e ired to us peace and libel ty." Tit stein.- Ailetuss was presented to the King, hr a deoutatime of th • i ht,:nber, on Friday let, to n Inch leis Isiajesty returned t h e: following answer :--- `• I em very sensible of the sentiments of the Chamber ot Peers. I witness e-pr:elly with the greatest testis ite eletrrmiteitioi. to concur in my views. It is by Ode entity of ihou s il lid action, thnt we shall na r. cd in p lug t-e reentry frets all danger, md sernring to my poll:;..*" that interred pram, of which I ititatc weesell reset hailtig hitherto hail the means of etin:t I ;Mg tiyion ta.eto the eujoyinent." YEA' 30L711 WALES. Many of one F..erders will po doubt Ire gratified to see h ter ths tew remote r:olouy. &stirred to receive the ontr•lsts of our owl. society, augut...it iu its population, its strength, and resource:. ..%11 tills furnishes the reflection ant! the presa7, that sac day this new infant establit.hmenr. nits become: an indepcodent, and perhaps, iniitieal sta . e. it is the rout's,: of nittire it should be so; 2041 oath id arts and arms perhaps many of those ancient, corrr.;:t, anti wormont governmuits, which now insoientiy profit by (ilia:tad of protecting) their own populous strii . iress. Ily the ship Surrey, Captain Rain*. Nero Sox4 Wa;es aszeftes to tire 9.:.ith of . l aly last bore been rereirrth They contais stliacr..mis regarding the present tom:lion tad pro;e - ted isrf.roveinents of th at tolory. We have only room to subjoin the tbllow:rg prop »a for the establishment of a Car' tigi-ballt at Sydney Cove, anal that such eXV.lhmt int:dilution will Mc..tt rith all the escau r a geto-ur a hick its ftiersit Val eorWinate Or its Maliv j e . o rre • - ishe New Semi, :.ark raid • 12i per rev, of a halGyeariy some teaure the witli A; the ;itiercy : /mertess To cerbrwrs ON VIM AItOVVAL I AND re i VOL AItILL saeragas. MVCItANICS, Ai3tVANTS. AND /....13011141114 Of %Ill: COL:!NT OV NEM 1110e1M WALEV : MA Eli 4ellAncy Coversorsklacqoarrie has eoutmanded this plan of the ravings bank of the colony to be printed at the miens* of tiovecoment for yone information. — N o sy o f Sr.o briny seas 0 i money from Fog laud. Tout own sa. urge, or the beauty of your friends, and have be place of wife. dt tmi:terthemuttonlandingl.ithisrule sp. Instead of ttusting those anus to ony private Intl:1.1- (1831, you are reconowmiled to place them in the Milk Savings-bauL, at Ms. Robert Campbell's, sen. merchant, in Ocorgeutireet, tirlncy ; at Mr. H. Sl'Arthuem WA. &trate and merchant. in Parramattu ; at Mr. foxes, VI indoor; or at Mr. Moore's. magis. actordirg ett the destittation of your STA' residence is the colony. These gentlemen in general i open the bask books only at a certain hoar n every ireek; but in your ease of recent arrival, they will re rely. your money at any time. For every one pound which the sum amounts to you will have a printed re eipt ; and fur every pound which yen shall leave in their hands a wholr, year,yen will receive :a. 61 more, by way of interest of it ; but for every tumid rhich you take ont before the year is tromplete, yon wilt receive tot interest ; and so on for as many other whole years as yon mar leave any number rof whole pounds in the bauker'a hands, you will receive as many snail of Is. Cd. besides the original auto. It will be the same with any savings, as low as 2s. rd., which the small settlers, mechanics. servants, and la bourers, already arrived in the Colony, can snake out of their earnings or wages; anti the money of wive or other limner' will be received ft 1411 and repaid to them. and net their husbands. But these present inhalti•anis will only be allowed to make their deposits, and all ran only be allowed to reclaim them, at the time in every week appointed be the banker of the disti 04. I: must be perfectly understood, that till tnarirlepn; make up a complete round or pounds, you met trirt to the entries in the banker's ; butt for every p•- ind you will lia:e a separate printed reeript, signed by him ; and if you have any rumplaint to make agaitist et. han ker, you most litst give him no:iec, and then make your romplArt, ei•lier personally or by letter, to tire Cur-- mince at their neat quarterly meetipg, the time an• place of which you will see advertised in the Sydney Gezet.:. bANSLON FISLD. (Juke of the tiptoes Court) President. Sydney, June 6, kill. ,It a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Colon:: of New I South 11"alet , ., holden at the New fivneral Pospitel, Sydney, un Saturday, the sth day of Jnne, 1419; Ilia EsteHenry Goys mot llacquarrie in the Chair : I Resolved, 1. That the present no...ti tug hare long it nessed with sorrow the catravagance and inspro i,lence which the pour settler', mecisanic., ..erv:mts, and labour ers of tins colony leave fallen into, t eason, first, of their having no eneon:agement to save their earnings, and secondly, of their baring, fro.n the peculiar circumstam ces of thee colony, no place of safe deposit fur those rain. I ings, whereby paysnents fur produce or labour are gene rally made to them in property sr barter, in which account both the Limier and tile property are rated upon an artificially high and ..se little money that passes is quit} f• nis whit spirt liquor or gambling: • ! , a sj..cm nsasmy teuds :n keep them poor, vicious. and unmarr.ed, and it, therelose, of the d eepest - injury to the colony, 2. That it appears to this Meeting that a great ran oi l these evils wo.i'd hr remedied, and habits of eronota:. industry, sad saa:riounty generated, by one of those v.- ! cent and lamlebie institutions of the mother cva:d7y, caked a ::aviags•bar.:c. S. T'.4t Mr. ft. Campbell, stn. of Sydney •• Mr. 11. WArthua, of Parrainatta ; Mr. W. Cox, jun. of Windsor ; and ..Ir. Moore. of Li reepuol, he duly authorised by the Committee hereinafter named of the New Smith Wales Savings With, on every Saturday, at ten o'clock in the morning. or at such other day and time as they cial.9 appoint, to open a hook for the receipt of any sum. not less than 2s. &1., from any poor person of his uri;h boorboad, male or female, marred or singlv, and for the re-pa: , mcnt of such mu on demand, but only at the canto day and time. 4. That these depositaries or bankers shall not be re- (init.-el to give the dvositors any . written receipt 01 ae knowledgment as long as the sarrig!is under tit. turn of It.; hot shall receive and repay money under that sum. I upon prsonal tit,elit of the tieosi tor. or other evidence at dierreion, simply recording the fat: is the &mit. . . 5. That in:Lined:etc Ir u-onsnO:lnosit haring ailment ed to one pound, the del 'niter shall' receive a f ainted re ceipt for the wile, si osed by the banker, 1,1E054'01, upon evety such aunt having remained in his bandr for a row plete year, lint not otherwise, he liable to pay to the tie positer, or his legal perannal reprertntatire, the further stun of Is. fwl. by tray of interest, fur es cry sueh poem! , tot every such complete year that it shall have been lei in the hands of the hanker. _ _ _ • 6. That esti) of the depositories or bankers of the New South Wales Sayings-bank do forthwith give to the t:mstres, hereinafter nanmil, .nch landed security as the Lu•iimittee, hereinafter named, shall think sufficient to cover the anemia of any sum which may proh.hly be lepoAt'esl in his Lands, and Jo become 'mind to the said truiters to repay all deposits with interest, as herein before usentione3, to the reverel depositor., or their legal pent/U.l; representatives. We Kaye seen a letter frr:rn Sydney, New Icatith W a l e! , dated Jaiy 22, -ri-ich specks 'very high tunas of the increr.r:r7 prnsreritv of the ellony; and we estrnet !IT fe'llowing passages: The latires co , tinae Far-iless; the liovereor Fns es•al-lished a 'OlO3l for the aaiee childrca, zilch gee:redo well, theech seve.-.1 rf their :.*rents are everee to bring their chillreu to rueire l i e 3e rite o f ..e.see. lien, 'test it should be intended as a -nests if essleving them eiterwards ; least, so they ca.! . • iartheir au eonth rrin:wr, tam yea understsn.l. The children are ereey Cbristotas regaled with padding . aad heel, and rewarded accord:ll-s to impror...•nent in tri;ting.reatl :o;. Se These choriginee are a r!, Age peo ple; tbere is yet but little known of ti-eir c,•stouis ; they certainly believe hr a vorl aati evil spirit, of which lat ter they are most terribly feurfal. You wontil ha sur prised at the hardihood with whi , th they bear the most dreadfal blows; when any one of tlieri•Lai committed me.: le:, sr a ny cit'ter great o:Tentw, he ls sentenced to stand ; this is ye: formed by the culptit, fur ut:;ll,l only smith a shield, tte.alitig in the centre of a piece of remind, and before n certain number of his tribe, wha are to throw so mane elobs, or 1 should rather say, t.prars at bit-% which if he ten ward off, so as to escape .th life, he is pardoned. The natives also begin now to Ihave a !i tile more arse of decency, and feel the pro priety of clothing. Li s cht-hoese bail just been finish ed, and is considered a 17.:UitrlieCt. of its kind; it is 3S:s fret Irons the its:l, aad tl•e l• :lit is discoremble at a distaaco of tigtit 1-.cat'. riitoe chnrehes being built : tint deste•n of oils to le.. erected at Sydoey is to be forwarded to En„ Inn I ; it is :CI be in the Gothic s tyle. Osu!letsan here is 1::::li.r.te• a very magnificent lions., contaiirie; I benquttiug.rteiat thirst-six feet in length, having a double row of pillars, of the Grecian orner ; and I assure you our ton n begins to near a very respect _ attic appearance." We are cry to learn that Lord Eglinion has bees col - aide:slily WOrao within these few days.— (Giaegow Ch rositle.) • On Sur.rtay mornin,r very early, a gentleman from the asettery. (ro:!.iirg to town for saedtral wasistairce in a .wahe of dolievtie ilinesr), was violentl, *walks' by two ialoivs ou the road near Hill-foot Sridge. from whom, lidwem.r. after a der;ierate struggle, be escaped witismit be i. rAhhi•ii. Oa his way to Sheffield. he ob served mangy iennirrly and drunken groupie, who most have 'pent part of the night iu public Istsaaes, at 1 unlawful lin.:rs and among Clese, some, wittwe wretett ed and rag:r..l piped to Indicate tbe F v. • riy.—(.!;. Tees, jai.. near trate. at L?rcriod VACCINATION IN INDLL The Board of the Nation/it Vaccine Establishment have lately received from Seringapaiam a curious and importaneMemoir on I . ac.:ination in that part of India, "by the Bey. I. A. DoLois, Missionary in the Mysore, author of a Description of the Character. Ste. of the People of India, and long a moist ardent and 7raimis promoter of the Vaccine. The followinitrniort abstract of this communication cannot bat be interesting to the public : M. bobois states, that Vaccination was introdered into Itindoostan in tie scar trot, and was MilllUly on coeraged by the British boverniiient. - The natives, however, displayed a violent aversion to it from .evert l WWII. . The first proceeded from a hatred to all innovations. Silly. A rumour arose that this was a design of the Englith to &Mx an indelible mark on certain persons; and - that ail tli,: males so impressed were, when they grew up, to he forced into the iiiiiitary service, aud the females to he concubines. Illy. The Ilindoos had always considered the small pox as a dispensation front a tioddess nans.-d Mabry Drama ; or rather that the disease was an incarnation of this Deity into the person infected. They endeavoured to propitiate this Goddess with offerings and sacri:iccsi but shoal the patient die, ti!. rel.dive. dared nut will:, lest the Goddess should overwhelm theirs with greater calamities. From these rinses Vaccination was at first on!) to!,- !sifted to by Christians. Dr. Alex. Anderson, Superintendent Surgeon of the ! Mysore country. thooglit proper, with th , approbation of the Supreme 4 untied sit Madras, to engage the ties. N. I:abuis to exert ii,s 'Atmore to overcome the preju- , dices '.l the asttve., lie aceordingly drew up several 1 tenets in the ft.:iaii !aiiviates, and he set nut upon a Sear to di -geminate ti,e I , a.., ine. Several Indian Chris tians were selected and instructed to aid him in his labours. At first much confusion arose, and some failures oc- curreil by other practilioner., who had mistaken a se- t rions diesse for the tree Vaccine. 'let this opposition gradually declined, in consequenee of the theiplete sue rest which attended the regular Vaccine. and the natives ',Tame persuaded that the Goddess Mabry had chostla this wild mode of manifesting herself to tier rotaries, and might be meritoriously ourAipped under this new shape. M. Iftbois solemnly declares, tl:at be and his Assist ants have vaccinated nearly a Ise, or one linadreci thou mud persons; and that he has not heard of one (Tye prcriog fatal, oar a single oeft-evthemileeted instance among this forge number. of the &fist! Paz • occurrinr after the regeler Vereiae. Ile mentions, that the vesicles are apt to be broken by the coarse blanket dress which is frequently worn,. and the friction often produces an ulcer. Torre cars, were re-vaccinated; hut he ohservis a singnlarity, that this second operation rarely taker effect, if rerformcd :merrier than two or three mouths after the nut: i A circumstance of a very afire-able nature is also no-: tired, that the Vaccine fr •Itiently puts a stop to the in-: terinittent fever, which is purulent in that country. LI.I Dubois asserts, that he knew in:dances of Is curing quartan fevers, which had runtinuc , l four or Age years. tie coinpliments highly the Government in India, far the Mt:WM' adopted to extend Vaccination ; he men times, that Native Vaccinators arc appointed in evc..:y district, ander the superinteiniAre of kiiglieb Mr :heal' Gentlemen. with lan :al salaries; from as:,ich be ig. dalges the reawineble expectation Ma., at no remote !sided. the Sinai: ros ri.•lt La rotirrly exte . r.aii,ateil is i h g t rour o ff , - w , .,,,,., i!, 1.)1111,t times, h,d'ore .i..: ihtio deetiou of this wonder:ll pre.erestive. "isle districts have I,:.en oreamonally almost depopulated by the rag Tars of the Snedi Pox. This ralnnionication of M. Dubois is m oompaii:ed by emirate t Ades, setting forth the see:T. it Crie.. and Alumbei a, in midi pluvial e, oho have undergone.Varei . nation at his handt-, tua:iing an aggrigate of 9t4,7fe,f, persons. . LA H' I NI'ELLIVENCE. COURT OF 1:11NOS BUNCH. Ciumnitact., DRC.IS. Bore 1L Chkf Justin cid Cowmen Juries. PRIOR P. This Irv; an aeti , .i of trespass, for an injury done the plaintiff's person, liy the defendant's riskier running against him on the Croydon road, on the ltith of August last. Mr. Sr.tat nee stets 1 the me. His client was a work ing ganiener, and the defendant a genileinan in thc Nor wich Fire Otfice. On the slay in question lie happened to be standing at the corner of Acre•!ane,observing.soine baggage waggons. which stopped up the way, when Mr. Hignold's chaise, which was coming along the mai!, run against him, and the wheel rats over leis le g s. In eon !ftellenCe. dm poor man had been since diubled aced pre vented frost working at his business, or using a spade. There was no design of running over Prior hainuted so Mr. Hiroshi, he said, but he certainly was guilty of some neglect. No extraordinary d images were asked-1 Prior only wanted so mach as wid.' compensate hint for the loss of time. and enable him to resume his empioy-1 went. Mr. Searlett said, he trnstrl he would be able by his evidence, to bring home the fault to Mr. Hignold, and he would leave it with the Jury *a give such com pensation as the justice of the ere required. A witness, named Shirley. proved the leaden!, to which he was a witness. Another, of the name of Pane, with whom the plaintiff was auvuoing, on his erosi-examinction, aelnilttelthst Mr. Big bolt' had called out to get out of the way, bat that the plaintiff did not hear him, a, hr drat Mr. Evans, a surgeon. saw Prior snau af:er the acci dent ; be had suffered a severe enntusion in Isis leg, lent the bone was not broken. tVitness Lad known him for a long time, tad believed v-as in constant eii.pluyinent. His bill for attendance was npwards of 111. A gentleinaJ with whom the plaintiff was in the habit of working, proved that he ri as able to earn 245. a week. This was all the evidence. Mr. MARRTATT put tier d. knee on the ground that this was one of those accidents which it was the ;lazy one party to avoid as well as the other. lie ob-c;verl, that his client was driving qui' fly along the rim.% and metes the plaintiff before aim, be milled oast to lee* the way, and that lie was onside to pull up his horse, until the wheel struck against The Cow Jo/ivies told the Jury to dn.: for the plain-. tiff, as all the evidence was that stay. C 1511 regard lel the defendant's ceiling oat, his I.ordshil, observed thati that did not acquit him of the 'large of should have been more careful, as the defendant was dear. The Jury found far the plaintiff—Hamagcs 111:11.1.CR 19. 7111.:3.. An action avows prom 6 •:ry note for 951. odd. two *ninths right. entlibttri 14:h .14ollarb The defendant pleaded no: •••rtrrropit, - art r the stateti. of hankror. repil •ation, un the uthrr hmul, retied a prontise is ray stelt:lfittently to tin hankrurtcy Upoa tbesr issues the unrr rime SCARLUTT aad l'eLussit were for the nla;n- I Or, awl Al••!..re. aims: ,T IC 3.21 for ;1 4 -, d f:•7 "lan, It appeared in eyli:eure the dceltett tra, against the defendant, the. very day Le erter't e hilt. It became, therefore, of come consermeace to alum al what pree!se time the met. !age; ei.irre,l his Loom but upon that 1- 3 I the a r:aiena!a• wa-. not rea:y Calker. With reser I to the prowls.- to ray, the plaintiff's rhea mew: that the defentlaot ten irc.l a pasi.thru:i of gin as tbs considerai.on uf the Witness waited upon when lie lcm.nerl that 1 r.as brear..e• r liankrup*, and el e defendant raid Mr:. Ili:tire !Imola rant r, fo r t o would rertaiu4 pay her 0!I: else% Mr. granl.crr seolcaronr.4l to elieit hon. ther.itr.. -, that the detetidat:! bld vilitest the promitt to saying, " pay if ever las ahle, - brit without erert, 11r. cm:LETT they aalalernseal the 3..zry, and calsd deferre on the rnfoornction 4 O r a in s tn '‘ r he ran:coded it' was not clear enoni,', spew ii uneno. &Lionel promise, and nothing else nutria support plaintiff's rt lie also cot:trailed, that Ai- itch, peaceable under the commission, as it was contrarrifil be fore the bankrupt's discharge, thongls he admitted it had not been alone so in fact. The Learned Judge glee it at his o pinion th a t th e r t. c . fondant's pronti , e took the deht ant of the oreemOon his commission, and tire Jnry found aernrdiegly ter I plaintiff, es Li the damages in the ,ter:aration. •LURIDGY t. PARTLICIT. The defendant in this rase. ranged the plaintiff to be apprehend :d, and insprironed for some time, on a groundless charge of being an severer of forged ro:e, The plaintiff now eeme into Court to iudeunify himself is damages. It appeared from the evidence, that both lived is thorge-street, Barbican; one being a rhersemonger, Solve and the other a grocer. day in November Fast, M. Aldridge tool: a If. note from one of his rustornels, which be suspected to be forged, and sent it by a Mrs. ' Carter, to Partlett, to •hare his opinion on it: . Partitot declined giving any opinion, and the woman gave it to a person named Smith, bat the retch of his indgmert was nut known. However, ns she passed by * Parthet's i door on her return, he cabed her in, and began to Mph at the note again ;he prononneed it to he forged. tie wished to mark it u such, bnt the women went to fete. the plaintiff himself, who was Unable to prevent Partlett from marking the not , . Some dispnte arose in cense garret., and Partlett, after assaulting the plaintiff, gave fain in charge to a rots:able, as an nttertr of forged notes, and he was brought before the MOirielfatt at Guilehail. lie was, lrvevcr, trickly discharged, as It sppea:ed he had the note of a respertabie person. AJ this was proved by the eridecce. For the defeat., it was contended, that the defendant had a right, as every man bag, to mark a bed near, and prevent it Loisig. into farther circulation. It was a7so said that az Oat . given the constable was for a riot made by AAric ) ,e„ io Psrtlett's shop, end not for his lie , inr- an utterer of forged note?. i To sepport this, the constable was called. and he swore ' that the plaintiff was given in charge to has for nsaltirg I a riot in :he defendant's shop. ; M r . pn.n t ooe, however, to answer this. ealled 'be ! Clerk at limidball, who prodneed the &nate-bee:: I Irons which it appeared, that the charge given was fee utteriog (urged notes. 1 ab The titnte Justice now said, that es 'he book 'v" ; the . oirtos wea the best ecidenee of the bind of &scree : give:. ageast the plaiatiff, the Jnry must take it is p:c .f.fe.nr.e to all others. With reksril to markirg ....e I note rt I....rgeA, his Lordship oh , crred, the if that art l i pat it out of the power of the present holler to rerot , r or the Efrersn fro!: show 1., lost. ha.: it. it sac not war ' now'. Ile was thr-ef•;r• ef s.:::-hm. ti:at as the arraoit i and la'.3a iniprimasunt were pnrved. end the feuds giress,for them. not sepportedObe verdillt should be foe the Algid,. • IThe Jury pe , nrdinely for.-4 f;.;r t' e 7'..!;v:i—rn alarm, 11. 4 w4ll cosh. Canino niatlaesa it teiw-tlew - 4-1 wips so INA Ling) is :•everal of OF! trartiefr:turia4; towns Yor r.rticalaly in Silt !'!cirl. 'hat a Meeting ca to take jorw there in the el. rr.e of a few da)az to petition Parliament to adopt some ltgisktive measures on the subject. • DI:. JAIIE3:B FEVER. POWDER. A VERY kw DOSES of ttis POWDER, it " taken recordist, to the directions with which each bott.e sad pacact is accompanied, will speedily remove ant continual acute F.”rer. and trio be fuLtil an effectual re •medy for the Measles, Small P..r. 'ewe Rheumatism, and illoopi.:rcorgii, is well es Tor Hill 'ea end Gusty Complaints. and Indstainatless of the Bowels ant; Lutes. It is gene rally successful in the Yellers Fever. nod most disorders in eidnt to hot climates. Hy a littie :Aunties to the rules laid dowel by Dr. James (um Inceutor), private iedividuats may administer it with reefed safety. It is prepared caly (if genuine) by Mr. R. G. G. James, tkegra.aisoe of Dr. James. and sold he him at h,s hew, 3..?, Cos:i:it-street, Hemovensluttre sod by Ileum. lee's. 4, Caoapside. Imodon. and 3s. Sactrille-street., Dalt lin ; who ar n o. appointed the wait. agents. iostead of the late Mr. Neu here. Purclinsc , s are respectfully reqeested to neica tab removal of the a !racy. ea the sons of the late Mr. Neebery arc vend' imitettons of Dr. James's met eines, prns , -4 by thcinseir and from the length of Gine their * lamer wu Agent to Dr. James's (*telly, they set peel to mislead ourelmscrs. Ent Mr. James most positively emcees the public th-t the recer Powder (as well as the Annleptic Pilis) sold by :dr. Zie , rbzev, to :he last hour of hit strency, was supplied to h.na tr: Dr. James, fatally, nor was it ever prepared hy ray other items. Beth bottle tad packet now bears n govertment stamp, and a label iito the name of the proprietor. R. C. G. JAllEr. !BETIDE Or 7:..reetv4...!. the indc of Dr. Erlysrd rms. Morn. or Of. V. , r-:'rest, Rrdfr►d-sgwe. of a son. On tt.e !mt., at Diners. Nasts, the lady et' E. W) sae Aqbrey, Esq. of a danii.ter. NIAIRIND. Yestewley, et At. Mnry, Newington, finevey, Themes Andreler, I:sq. cf !Impales& E•scx. to his:a I ok, of Nt.w Kent Road. Inungult dan!.....er of the late S.uauel :e, of Serena Wester, Ur Tetasdk, :ast,,at Martie-bone (larch, ttse Rer. James Pr!..er, Fellqw :Sew CoUssce. and Cuanemllor I.:* Its -a 4 . f Drrheta, to Crtttariat•. tally of Item . U.D. Preboa:Lay of Utahans, and Ree.or it/ N - ;14.9.-1, Oxfordshire. (XL .~ am4ll mbar de& our au 114 11 - (kL 4Aa'f LIZT). . . (lc the. Mkt r,s o .9st. _et Marnittall, the.Rer C R'' 20 €41141., the Ilealale:sr , d, ht. Jaws's, 11.. r! ni.ropA. r. 1.14. t.a v. .1r of Mrs. Eibileibert. The erd 1.25: of larrT (t: i ri t ies t) pawl LA II il. • • A: 1.:4 Ti?,i WAortis C as I'''Maffle" ll * E. " l. t'' , rlylllo l l o . 4 , Pr thr;isaut. I;• !i;r . I :Probst! IP mock.' a! l•Tr.nf.a. r.: Cr: Tie.a:re:4. • Shitallet 6 . mead . to* 134 last. Leong E.q. of s.usads V, Cho, fel y-Irltt - 111(:11 WATI.ft . A? I:ONDON-skypta: Tlll4 Di V. 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