The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-23 00:00:00

I' h 1 I )1/ I { P 1• “••• _ - render it very doubtful), has occurs_' ) uunibers which he hasUeeis. •• • At the Cape of Good Hope dreaded as much as the plague, there littlo lest destructive to Galedon, the late Governor, este& Town a Vaccine Institution, which into activity under his successor The colony consists of a population individodo, of which number leppnted 25,000 were ',object to take the. infrehion 'of the Small-Pox, which appeared there. on , the' 12th March, 1812: 1 —Between that time *ad OS 4th lull following 233 persona taught the &tog% number - one hundred died.. . The reshatning part' The National Vaccine Establisbnient, As recom. mended the, imitation of spelt oF.amptei-tft .1M nem" ben of the profession in eveg.part 4 "the,dami nions, and they lurre no doubt bat that the good ef-, facts of such dike Will ,soon .. appear s (fs the di minished Mortilgti and the Increased popainiions of the .couutry. • . It may be proper to add; that the St!rgeolosatisial! , stations of thirkletrepolia, reported ~ . . .. .141 b. fi of last 'January, that they had no, y -, , • l at mlf, person vaccinated by them having . ,mall-Pox. • . - i ., t. ~,,,, ' 66 , •,:, .. , pt ir. 1., 44 flak The Board have again the "non 0 , , t the money granted by parliamient 404 , R 0 litie, Saslow has. been' sufficient to defrayal" sappiest! v.g.ihe year 1812, and they are of . opinioa,,..that Oss j slime sum will beagle:pate tsi the,eoendiiereatf„.4ba current year. „ . . or the Inhabitants liable to the tlisorclai were Pre- served by an 'active Vaccination, to *Odell •1111 the faculty in the place, u welt .as tittle regimental and garrhoa Surgeons, streoimisly' kwiatotl' them: seisms. • • - • . From .the V a rious detail's with 'Okla the Board' hare been favoured, We think it. our/slaty to select one instance, as tending to "how in *most pointed manner the power or the Vaccine .Lymplf , to attest' the contagioaoftbe Smaib.Pou 'r'Y Four .bendred isegroe fiom.Mosessibique-were on the Ist of March landed at Cape Town, ,one of . 1 whom, a womaa, was on the stb•sadveeding afflicted with the confluent Small-Pox in its most virulent! ftmrin. • 'This female was at .• that iimelitiliabltiog . a ; large ream io common with' 2(X) motes Iseir.com-1 patlions, not separated- either by day or eight. 0:1 the report of this case the. whOItIOP takiellctims of " avarice and cupidity," es -the' sallevia• terths-' them, were immediately suliected -to VaecinatiOn, and on the following day removed to a small island (Paarden Island) at a little4lis4atice from the Town. A few days after this the woman fell •a - sactifice to, the most - aggravated thareeter of that' dreadful ease.. Of the aggregate number ornegioes; Seventy- eight individuals received •tint Vadirkedisorder, and underwent the regular course of Fronx: *bese subjects the remaining portion witedoiniceitiated,l sc They remained on the 131rfid -tiftji.days,• dating 9 which no further case of Small-Pox made its, ap:zi pearance, although they had been etpDaql td whole strength e(•tbe contagious atsiospiseame, , •Doe' there a single instance wherein any lass! -pro- ; portion or persons became silbject-tat -the Pox." It is •added. by the Professional-Clootlerviatr who writes .this amount, thattheoughout thit entire - .Course of this '1 arduous skvggies Vaccination). tot a- single instance had tome to his'', knowledgeof the-failure of Vaccitiatiois 11XprOtecting ; the individual from the Small-Pox, -wherWilitefitinlee; was ascertained to have taken effect. • • . At time liaVannah, by the aettoont Written !ly Thoilas Ronny, SKretory to the Comm*es • .tit' Vaccination,. 13,447 persons were stainlied-ha 1810 ; 9315 of these persona had beettuatatinated: to the city of ilavannahltione, with-so (sodas alfeot,' that for two years not a single persoir bad bred• in. terred in the pablic.burying-ground Of that otty%Vobti' died of the Small-Pox, which before' was. a s twit cause of mortality In it. • . - • ,•,, In Ate Caractas, and in Spanish AjourkaliAkir Small-Fox has been extinguished by Vacciteationo•— Far the meal's which were taken by the Spiniall'Oni urnment, and • its subjects, we must Vier- Orli* subjoined papers, lurnishoti . piss SitaMith- Ga gmen nova , in Loudon. .• -41 ..• • • • Flt: 114 , 440. Bv'order al the Board, • ' Hitatcy. • ! • ' • . 1 ! Utile imasir,uarlitifr rut the test Year , the ale.' persons was said to buy e been cceasisixd by_tbs Cp.` bat..spoo tosittlgatiOa. by tite Board of Ibe National . , we i Fatabletd, duty were &sad to Mate dirt frost ettipsamsee, nod the Oster*" was proved to ike . "Pliostioantia4isnie , toY , .; , • 4 =irsszow!elstsq.mmot . _ _ SUSPENDED ANIMATIOI474eaSt John Regan, a boy about twelve - , yap at me, sou of a poor widow in Drury-lane v ismat to bathcia the, Thames, off :the New Strand :Bridge. The tidoliMs, going Out it the time, and it, carried .him Western • corner of Somerset House, where homask:. • A man who was engaged in fishing for flonadentooe. : l ing his sitoation,, rowed to the spot, and, withstwat . difficuity:succeeded la - bringing him..up fram.the.hot... tom. - The be t • , lla been a. full qoarter, of an.hour lender wateriAted. die, body, when ttskeu into, boat, bad no gppelimie . of life 'weaning, 1.t..41; taken to thiiSpottedVog, at the bottom of - A*o- J lane, mid Dry Swop, of the. Stroud, was sm*.for l: who iiiwkdhoiltuttended ; and afeer.a.persevorsece :roi *de ittiol . s. In the 'means- ieoasamoded. by the ,'lleasaue. Society*, succeeded. en rustoiing. the boy to is a • singular circumstance Abel- the. repot in Which this accident took plot* is . .the; I - Identical .plice la eikich s boy sunk' eboat - vtwo lyears 'ago, nod; aftei ..,/esualOttnr, •near._.• twenty 'asinatininsasmied in the Rivet, woe -Irestered.to . • by this same Dr. Stanton; who isque,ot.ths Medi". I cal Attendants.; • A waterman statid. that, in.: b i lk ticollectioa, DM' fewer than INreatlimsoms Agee been lost in and about,-.the SEM JIN ,little. to the west Of . the house .of th . -of • the., Navy, where the River is'veriorkubir4hirindforms‘ on eddy, and some surprise bas . beekimpressed that inboard his not been leug.since p 4419 to warn Woo bf the dauger of bathitsg.thern. . ' SHOCKISG OccuattEnce.,,A Halifax raper , men 'Sous the aril .s the ,17tIsihfoxch t the racing Irflikest,7lll4out,. frail gt,.. Thomas's. On the 24th February, In 33.20.. iet..rh, 150. 30. shi - fell in with the. Spas** schooner Ssfaaney from: Cadh, bound to Baltimor e , , day marlin , - . ___ The accounts from „various pant of tarots are' ..`.. --) - -. ,- 11 - - ~4 a „ . out 90 Lys, almost as favourable .. In c the Report ollest . year It "'""Aug 14448-4( m liege NO es. Int me n (the oweer, , te mad four s r nett), ... unfortuoute piteous Was °bserved' that this..Sfnall-Pox was. fldbri"b"t " thatafter at, sea 60 it they fill in at Milan, and et Vienne, ,in which letter place far state d,. .h o me . . _ . many yean , the average mortality from ` it `had with a French privateer,. which. took. in . them their as to SOO. • treasaiping stock of premix's.. Being afterwards in A .l. astate.ett: starvation, they agreed to draw lots which From Malin accounts have been. weeked ' should•die to afford subsistence to the sertivors.--. tborrld.die, not only his Majesty's ships are supplied *M t bymillf The Ent let faii sipon tbe C a pt a i n , wbo c u t his, th roa t , to vaccinate suck sailors as may not 'ha v e' luurthe' . Small Pox, but, that children of thtartificari'of din', with,a knife • in, .four days hit flesh PecamkPuttid; 1 Steel the cre;contiuued without toed Or three . 1 deck-yard, and nearly 3000 Maltesethitd r ee,l t it v :o , - rather , tido hale recourse to. the dreatlfel.eipedient been vacchnted by the Instituti o n th e r e (yetis): a g. ma i n t h e d eath o f anot h er o f th e i r oompar g oos , and it is added by Mr. Allen, the S urgeon d the Dock-yard, that during a residence of seveiryears Being nearly famished, however, .they .were,..com pelted to draw lots again, which fell epou one of the at Malta, he has never known an i ns t ance o f one inen, who bears h i mse tt ;. I n jik e manner d r " . of them being afterwa r ds a ffli c t e d w i t h the 'bwig. snore of their messmates were sactigctni t 9 Felol4ll Pox, ' -•- .i •- . r watched existence. • , -• t !fr • • Russia has likewise particip a t e d i n th o ' benellt •• -Since the murder af, the Malts, and the still more Vuccinatien. It was i n t ro d uce d i nto t h e Russian: horrible assassination of the Rosana, it seems. that 1 Empire in 180.1; and since that time 4s its* various fearful and even prudent minds have deemed •it, ue. 1 provinces, 1,235,637 have been vaccinated ; add so misery to keep loaded anal in their houses; .14:titis uniformly successful has V acc i nat i on :b e e n , th a t it . measure, though : the proper result of cautio n y I has has been termed, in the language of that, the Pock been productive of. evils of magnitude. Those who i of Surety. Dr. Crigliton, Physician to the Em. .pantse the daily. Pepers,will have perceived thatscci.i peror of all the Russias, to whom we are indebted ,, &eta innumerable • have happened ! frdin this precau- for the accurate table s u bj o i ne d, o b serve o, sePPesinc: tien—carelessness; alarm, and fear, are powerful eire. (sceording to a well-founded rule of tateulation)i that before the i n t ro d uc ti on of VecciinitrOo eve.w... sties to this mode of self-pre.ervation. Onepersonpulls tbe trigger destined: to lead to' the destruction of the; seventh child died aemoally of the Smstl-Pet; Yti6 , emsassio l • against' bis own sister • a apother, itplissttt; cinationlas saved.the lises r in.the iiitorrellailgiari •if Olvrinzy, Ilaipifriiii.l4 bed in all the horrors of of iii,,,SiqtbiWren, since the year 1 f. 0 4.!!:7: , :'..•.•• ':. 'fancied attack, and levels the deadly tube ectinst The Gteresistnent,o(fra n ce appears tor have.takari the bosom of his innocent neighbour :hthis very sir. ; the greatest pains to secure to the peopinaell the ad. i camstance happened at Kettoington-lane net long vantages.whicb could be derived from Ill's discovery. ; since. 'Would it not•then be prudent to eneomilk A Central.lnstitution wassooe estahlishwlet Paris, to' the breed of house dogs ?. To whet an estentsAttog encourage and to. promote the practice :of Umiak- I.point Of excellence and safeguard this aniesti mey,be Cott, and a similar plan .f or the same, parpoenesaalbrought to is evident from the experiment tkat heiki adopted in every considerable Provincialiewn. Time I been: made at the Surrey Theatre with Ike' Dap : Provincial Institutions were not long ago.ordereato Gderi. Whoever has seen this effort of lagerAy; make a return to the Government, of the -state of lndst be convinced that ne guardian min be eyffply ! Vaccination in their several districts. From these ; trusted es a dog ; sleep overtakes thenie.n: Withlsio- ! documents a Iteport• hes been drawn- bp .br M. Bee.] pistol by his side, but this trusty Animal It 10fOr . thollet, Perce, and Halle, .philosophers of the &rat i watchful, ever ready.. . -. . • , ... . . reputation, and sehmitted. to . tisk claps of physical 1 i‘Ciergrfaan at Manchester has stated the follown, sciences of the.lmperiaLinstitute ; in which it hi af- ; ing foot:—Examining the Registarsisi the potkoittl finned, thatef 1,071,062. 'sidliects,, propevly. weed- ; Chureli for theist six years,- iip. from, Jitanem, i h 1 nated il France, only sent; sexes appear Art.pationtal 1807 4 to the 31st Deeember, !fill, he found frnta. hash g afterwards taker} tha.Sesall-Pox4 which is U ' the-signatures; that so many as 9736 pelineslW I 1 to 381,665: It is added, that the well.euthentk-.. beeemarried within that period,whoVero notes ' cated instances or petsonttahleg the 6e1,041 : 43gx aft " -t Oefite their own " am "' 1 ' • ...-__ -1_ inoculationfer that tliseasikhad perfectly snecestiats , Lately, in blowing np a roc k of , white .une.agnisi; are preportionaNy far ..1110131 Iktifnef OW ;:dan4 • 4 1 1P4 at Ardrossan t **Part of gi.triwirasleiold somplePeig that in Geneva, B,outpvt,• and several other 4srp petrified into the naturi.ef On r0nip,„...4r0m.4)101104 1 cities, where lite rlsollistilven Spriliem.h, _ ..I. nat . becritit•' •ienee of the blast, a,;laegeiseerlan 4-this .r *oral I cumscri bed ,by popular, prejnaka the atwog-Pot is nilt ' 'otiosity was EttillCed tet:Atoms...•• One piettelieg.49*; longer known ; .and s thi Misters . esltibit strong evi4 tire, -*stem, i nehm-in length, -.and niekin,girtk; tlte . Bence ef cousegeepkiecrertsigg pop4latien.. The ( colour of the bark, • Irith . us, apparipci : ir-lissigebig Report eonclodia,wilik-e4reattng great - U*l that ;Irani. the parent 'tem:Wats verytalailol. 0- ,Pew places this 1 0 inililontial`slifrilK pill , glia. ollol 3 l - disalVearl 'taunt titemneltes atm...WOO, 0f..401 agantian of from!ociety.... , • .'•- 7' . ' - :. ... ~' : ve• „.., . • 'adepts in natural histoyitt4 tits ; reeks eaten& An-. graittrfcrwittlislifitefiani SomPlto4:o eh. atillow ,./.artketi ofjoiwof ky the a nal , Co}. metals, several of which bear evident macmgmono.: which city, notisitli- gamic produeelons. - . • ••••01M. or- last t vider zery pee yilar ciizzatstatizes.: • pcintenapt 'consisted in the seising .and forcing •i the Messenger .of froni . '•7 L oat ext,res t ntengthtr,vstr: 1 feadawe r a snan A ° l ; lu ll :: fler'wtmunEnesila,;;gi:lj:hettrt:snaciesesktoTifheig2l.,l. laii)isti - !11: 44,1 th0 91 . 1-- Thetire - ;4 viiiol - O t e hi w iC l e7tt h e .11- 4 11111 : 1 4 8 0" i ' ihis-ac . tio • n was -brought ,to ritcover front the DI.. Olden of the furwitisre, v i r tue of a weenie* , wwseei ed. th e . board lodging, . , , 1 for4vm.yea , o f s `and o i n f e tim il a o te f, s at o ' ;% of the IJ: e l:Va i n: : other effectd therein b,y mother of fim the toismiegotier* ernanktiPtit ea' the aat ete'er I erieseliwg ilk • ' ' Mat the . Bastkeipt ' 'the :Pitittoe further prayed for an order to jutify I heerdsawd lodging. .. , -•• :. - the "Osteet or the Mersgenger in re g iinin g .the P ull ' I . Tee Plaintiff was a *widow and OOP Rain which he bad been evictea in violation of 4 c idea v o i „,, : , •• • ~.. •! ,;- *:,lleacelel of this OM- '''‘,• : • 1 -, ..lfhalikether. of the mothee - of the child pro Mr.-OWEN, in Support of the Petition,stated tats 'P r e' "service at - the age of 14; thatrat- the awe of 17 h . ---8 .f.thetwita was his sister . ; that shwisent into Defendant's red evicted keeper he!: mawstithehild, ,rid Defendant confessed it walla; tabs an aggravated' contehapt, being wilful 's= Meditated at the tithe that the *Pee a Yell' in p 0501346419 and Pendbiti various and ;him ' , ansl-terew promised that. he would' take ie sad neceisaries and . pat It' out caliplicated propositions end contracts between Col a the teethe, and of . the ehtta, give it , it a. Ito Grerille,.the,Bankrept Calais, and Mr. Candy, re: clothes; school i ng, saeitieg the'boildlistoreepatrieg and furnishing the ;Glee defence ' wae,..tha . tth° e Krems ' ' ent:iyrell .. : Ibr Is .I.ttre *Rif all iteeestary nested& and apple:Opt, . . *eel, and that on Plaintiff demanding to be . for commencing tiverferisautes, under theadepices„lo . O 1 fhe Maisteis of aline*: Corn eturghelill;eYht peeAakehigiter Ate,.. Defendant- taid'he would not '. gifteisnore l and that•Plaiatiff might take the child Mr. Jennings, Win* Colonel •Gievilte persuaded To nidertake the office of a Committee of Inspection, 40 : t h e per i s h etytecre, sad filiate.him, if not s at i a t e !. Or sneerintendance of the eoncern, id the itent of sh e rep li e d, that •she would rather keep it a t t h e e - price. , 'the Defendant never had demanded th e c hild obtaining a Patent from - 'Mi . Royal Highfiesr:th Prince Regent. : epiee,gieen up to him. By the memorandum of agreement it was • : , stiPu• 1... •LeR ELLENDOROUGH said, .that directing the c hild lated that Candy was to pay to CAW a siren of 40001,, to. b e minted was_uogatory f ienaebei n e in th e 'p oucr In cash for his interest in , the concern, idth liberti Luc Plaintiff to Mists him. The Defendant, ashen fo,held.tire boxes for thirteen years, and ten silveri sus yed d hy the proper feelingt of laem• &silty h at lf ero . Ackete t _while Candy was to nudes:take the building 1 • ,as in duty he if.ought tOpioAde fdr his child 110 Theatre and to have, as his • rtsnanemtion, .;ff °aid consider whether th. chard enade by Plain. that promise had not been ' recalled, end. the Jury er :tiii ltweeteand thirty 'silver tickets. Colonel Gree.,.. 'Afloat's° was tit , have a certain slumber Of boxes and }tiff were excessive. It was thelefilbits.l° glee what w The Jury, without hesitatioa, founik a verdict f o r sitter tick* f.fo r, his exertions and infi+trice in Pro- as reasotiabl e. meting the int erests of the endertakinradded to the I: rfpayinent of a seas of 5001. by hi m expended in Plaintiff, for the whole of her elernaivK 2'. obtaining au assignment of a term cif years from ', . the lessee of the concern.. ~ • ' -' -OLD BAILEY,: JILT 29. ' , .. ''rhemoneY was net 'OM by Cundy l nor the Royal . -* ' , • r -........„ . . • Patent obtained, until both the contracting parties i ' ;fa mes y oung , Johns 'Ralph, and J a h n Ar a li ox ..were found bankrupts. in March, 1811, nudes a ..were put to. the Bar,...charrel with having Ai:01ml :joint commissiou ; . iiince which time .Cendre ..cent- l eguantity of silks under fake Pretences. 'Penn;,mission was sepeiseded, on the ground of his pier- I .lei t his defeeee, said that hi meant to pay for them; lag that he was.a bidfder l a trade impeted to hilts 14 Molloy said' that he: etas employed by Young s . .. while the commission against Caldas as „a winesesisme .o, he said, took the goods from him, at .the cleat, continues in full effect; by means of Width . ss ' J.eys . There being no charge e x hibit e d i practice the assignees can prove nothing against blik, egaiinit Ralph, save that- he 'was in. Campine, with separately, as thecommindoo •sued out by them wail Molloy when he was apprehended, he was ac q u itt e d. joint and not'seParate. ~ r• :•, -.. • • Young and Molloy were found Guilty. Mr. Beer, nod Mt. 8111.1riii4LL opposed the mre. Badr.oc t . k Bratly, and Hill, the former of whom tien t and mu slily le ago - obtained tear to postpone Was convicted on Saturday for uttering a forged check the till :they procured: affidavits of several'. fer 5001.0 n the banking-house of Roberts, Curtis, persons, - - stating; that instead of being forced out :tt Co. and the two others of a misdemeanour, in of possession, the Messenger's assistant or matt, : counselliug,- incitiag v aiding, and abetting the said 'had goneaway home on ;the 'hire remonstrance of , Badcock to commit felony, were brought up to hear Cundy, whe only`' wave him , eightee n pence for his the decision of the Judges on paints of law, on No coach hire to go koxn, and that on the next day - objections taken by the Counsel for the Prisoners.— hi bad • celled hack amicably, and taken, away his The Judges sat in Sir Simon Le Blanc's Chambers• on bask, &c. instead of finding the door chained aii Wediunday evening. • One point was, whether wee 'elned- I Richardson, who had been transported for seven, There appeared a doubt of the sufficiency of the . years, and had been twice punished for. ternporery hike for grounding the commission and seizure, in : escapee, was a competent witness, he not having tier touch, that it wasdoubtful whether the seizure . served his time out. The taro' Judges, Dailey and was not made under an execution for debt, by the : Gibbs, wore of opinion, tilt Richardson. hasiitg Sheriff, pursuant to a judgment entered upon a war. : keen punished for the escapes, and hating been regu. .rsiist of attoreey, greeted by Catches to Lord Ilawk - e, ; lirli discharged •at the expiratios of his sentence, Use of the several' purchasers. of stage-boxes, who i' was a competent witness. - - •,•• biought actions to recover beck their-monies. . I The RECORDER addressed the Prisoners, and in. ' . The cue now summed a different aspect from that Jormed them that the Judges had'met and deliberated hitherto before the public; while Cuady was charged fon the objections taken, and they were unanimoucte witithaving so badly bent the Theatre, that on a sue. : of opinion as to. Richardson's competency as a ult. vey or elamittetiotesif, the work, It was reported or' ness, and that Hill was also an accessary before the insinuated, that it *as likely- to fell upon and kilt fact. the People on the fi rst - 6:I6WD°, which deterred the : • Badcock and Brady, who had received sentence pibti . a from rises:ling te s -it,. id so much that . there: of .death at a former SeasiOn; were taken from the veto only thirteen nights Peetentlencees ender the Dock;. when Hill was asked, " Why sentence of licence obtained from a -Magistrate,. for exhibiting ' deatb should not be passed upon him ?" bieiettas only; by which means, together with, the i The Prisoner claimed the benefit of clergy, ender etpertee' of the keeper, -so long uposethe seizure, the , the statute, not having before received that boon. returns were exhausted... '.. . • . '7 1 ...,Mr. GORNEY filed a counterplot : the Prisoner • The• Lone Cnarsceer.on was of opinion ; that the , haring been formerly transported for seven years. facts in evidence before him, even on the part of the j when he received the bene fi t of clergy. The itelict- Fetitiouess, did •not amount to a case of contempt, 1 meat on which the Prisoner wee convicted in, .this even if' not positively contradicted, as they no* op. Court, in October, 1795, for memelting a yr e Opicee piared to . be, fir cornmittieg any bode, lipd_ was : with intent to rob hire, was theii read. - . aesally elear that no ground laid for the 'other 1 Tke_Rielianze observed,, that the Nieuwe n- Ott it the motion, :pundit lfei:;eistere to • the :pss. eejvadhosefit of clergy when asked on that Occasion, elesialleksietewieielhateiteetditeOlVetatfeeioeti ". What-he had to say why jtidgmertrirdeath Wield isigititi - Ww isiutthititi - oi•'eiffitplibles. : . •*.z... 1 , piii be-passed upon him ?" and he was not entitled to The. contempt 0 well as the possession being tone i sack 43Zed a second timer *Ray with, his Lordship sefiesed the motion and ,dii; 1 ...; The,Coonset for the Prisoner asked proof of tie *heed the Petition. .4'1.3, ! , '. 6 4 P i riarinerbeirtg" the man who wee tired -in 1795; and .• oa being-put ou his trial, Mr. Kithy,• theAsen .cleik of •the... papers 'of . Newgete, and 1 Police:Officer, peeved the fact to the satisfaction of the Jury. . Mr. Secjeant Pete, slid other Counsel,' then ar •gtedinhehalf of thoPrisoner f that the Act *of the 7th Geo. H. under which the Ptitooner wieformetly cosivicted;:sdid net require the benefit of clergy. htr merely sentenced the offender to traneisotitition far sienet:years. ..* . ' ..• , ... - .; ied • ' The RACDRDER; hewever,.everrn the objectior, at tie same time adding, that he..WoOta tay4k . beikne the Privy!. 0021141 when he made his `report. - ri ; ; ." COURT OF KING'S a&cit i My*, .. t 4% t.• • ~.,rue -~".~ ~~%. 7 - f aiselinfied together to 4 . by • 1 -' • ' ags.tosellsefefeil leff it fir the Jury to co„ Aftefbistrey had been: paid on acco unt eras- net it rhe'tiine delivered, or tor the visits •ef Plaintiff. Ilia 'it to the.Jart, ft/ Tear Whether with the , general ',evidence' that the delivery arthe goods ; at the a, that it was almost impossible spethe4ery to give airy other evidence of the `delivery of tnedicireei, - • 'spiry found for Plaintiff 1 - 1 The Pleintiff in. this ` ant case was an apothecary, brought this action against the Refoodant, an 'Ol, l easter,* for medlcines .furnished to, testator and hitt.' ! . wife. Plaintiff allowed that -he': had received about 1 I. NM teitetoi, bikt contended that •it we's - given; all a mtwoMpeope for bioattendalices, which were - uu. merons, and at spespeffatense from town. ' ;---. Lindley, :* :was :now At. Member of the College of . Suggeones task hael.ken ie:ebe service or. Plebteiff, , 000, tbathe hiCialsed, the medicines,. ! 11;nd. edtered thim ikthe books; ,and be had no doubt W't they were Jeliveriad enscoesiint to:the directions. • • Mi. Agar, an apitisectieyaw.orev that the charges :ter in the TO were ye medeiate., On cm:Ss:examine .o.q liseikti thy: . , for a draf t was one shilling Pod' sifpenee—n& . . .of What materials It , was 1 fatornOtted;. wholdtOol of ooPeosiTe. Ineedients, or I water, coloured with a- little million, -whisk might be given to a.lady.who fabciedherself ill:. he -said water was one of the best.ingredienta for apotheca ries. • The price of •a box of: pittrwas Si: fni.'-;-no .matter Whether they coasistedid.valnable ingredients, or a little , dough,. wee*, whit >ineguesia. Person, . who fancied themseiesAll wer the 'Moat .dilloult'4o . , ; treat, bisitheytwereolso.the o liseat'proftbible patients.l IThe defence was; , dot wiles's:et money had been paid into 'Court , ep We thrrentaldtutttet to have - ' Oa the 10th inst. a swarni'd 6.4 x made their ap. pettenee in the marlat-place of Nottitigtaisi; - dutiNg the throttg or the mit'rieet ; after moving' in cetera! atreations ' they chose fttr their resting pl A ge t 'pie u' t i e side of klady's parasol, wllith sse Witt It' hOr 'hand. Tits; 111 might Us. supritt4"gatti.it ' fart. gilock, to the feelings of the felt -otie,'Wtie iii hotritirers soon freed from her feats and bee efuinte. 4it bite being( procured, into It hict thei '‘timlli ) 11,41k ,11 1 ,1,!!! tins.; safely deposited . ', ' - ' -''' ' •". 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