The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-08 00:00:00

. . . oer - co l ts of' Ist Mr. .1 TVIT.NLY I,t. 0,1011115111 W I.l;lit* ,he J or) • J 0,111140 iviti It w al i.on. occi of th lU ti• t• 0.11 r. Harris°, 10 upwards, ag to pay the mi easy of disabling I l tennined oil mu r,ifif applied to tl ;,omen to ratl filo; w sue property, 3..01, and afte f o r this giving u the and i 0 1 out by [art ?idiot was issu wr it was 611C4 004 he sought ot o Ilarriseiv ut tl,r of the lig nothing against I fact. The writ Prig swore tha 11Jore the 101 opted to Clain importun face of his own for wilful and c o bserve, that cu )c was not to I aturnpicions privity. It vit the world for hi fact, that [Wei Court. But th An uttachmen t sad the oath Iva Joy would 110.1 tincily to %vitro }!mhos, a el ffocorevair ha. gavcin a copy autruted that I to the in j lined( Tivis Witne Pry prayed t Charles Ilar and pros , I rut tie Writ Llmbith.reeti , Directed the o it could b the cl.venth • junctba WAS re . partici of his junction. •bli the Ilth to hi , say Aug to d to the %txin Ahde tioiesstin igaimt them. dater ; friund ts they all der itiy thing to d take d huskies inniblesuine. Smithson by Mr. flare' Phillips. Or Ace meal! , Thom witnesi Crost-exan take the writ ▪ April?—it plied there, t bait its data, di& was al the office. 7 uqumnted he said, he a eith !tiro. • Other wilt Was only a is kad) given. Mfr. Como Pei tated diameter of kt 6 argel whic fore ti , e eased was o "skier whi • perjury had to dit 414 not say I rd ' b It !Afire to tl It was mitt, oi• a''t did seen a~:•ued wit bef The Mentl t ha e • list the t roll ou has he swor it lacy t>i wi assn of th e , balm), that tel tempt of thi actual)• rat tire b e gar , i.e Hudson to her bat settiug vrilking tI w tteded ja tl f t • k lt might Pu ''. ;l3 elf of 4wdavit to ill to g e t a " e rill's 0 sell) not I NE had v In I B r , Sh• e t" thw f 0. • *alien od aad w h o e lath, ha d ie i nn sate Xing app blot the w las fairly . - .LY~~~, '' ~ nA 71 LLiGE NCA. - 5 # KIN .'S 11ENCU. Dash ins XING V . . , X. 1116. • • . Ly.G vita 46 hrleily tiled ih ‘cas k e w as a man of whom thg-Courts'ir4 ary, had often heard. Thil Ml* 14 Ali' au Atlornei ratite Warned( Chat., vi as not necnssary to go into thd those dealings.; het e .thexpsult,was,, 'sou_ obtained. a kolgtitiot fur 15001. against Mr., King. tit* did not money ; mint the must convenient`, ug Harrisue from teasing, him for sending him to gaol, if he (o the Cou;1 of Chancery fur' an in. (strain proceedings on the judgment. was granted. Previously to this, iued out a writ of execution against' tty. The levA was made, the-goods ifterwards given up by the Officer. • up an action was brought against id damages recovered. 'the writ was . arrisou on the 4th of April. The in.. issued on ; the Sl* King swam thgl ;tica . uut on Ike 11th, and on ituit ~ ht for an attachment, which would., nt into prison, for a contempt of the., High Conrt,of chatcery. There was it King in all this business, but the it we/obtained before the iojunctiou ; that he keew it was not obtti iojuuction. By this false oath, her (sin the object, of getting rid agar., lenity; and for this oath, sworn in the knowlege, he was now prosecuted, d corrupt perjory. • The Jury would, , considering King's habits of business, A be looked on, as simple s shallow; and easily led wrong in Ms object of . weeld have been the plainest thing in him -to have ascertained the positive rrisuii had committed no contempt of that would not ansWer.. Ms . tuLrposo. nt was to be nut in some say or other s was sworn wi'hout rtserve. • This, the hear Crow his Lordship, amounted dis. Iful and corrupt perjury. clerk in the Master in Chancery's of laving administered the oath to King, and ly of the affidavit, in which the Defend. Harrison had proceeded subsequently ;lion of the Lord Chancellor. anuses of the names of Chaddick and fed the dates of the several proceedings. larrison Was called. He was in Attor. irosecutor in the present cause. Sued it on the 4th of April'. Liied in tad, in the rules of the King's Bench. the executiou to be levied as soon be done. Etecetion was levied ots ;nth, while Witness knew that the in.. -as pending. On the 19th, apprized the its intending to move to dissolve the in. Made repeated efforts front the 4th to hive the writ executed . . Could riot get . mdu it. On the 11th, sent a severe note, ,crib's office, informing tlie-Verspoot, there, is en officer was founds Itelvould• prated hem. Sent Smithson, hit'clerk,• for al and eXtrerrie difficulty IsfproCuridg one, declined to act against King or have . to do with him. They Mould no( tElee loots which they said wOild pint - *S t $4 .. ' ie. eieniined.—Theniulifrtifitiehi biriPloted orison in his besioess were Withers sea On this occasinii he went to Leach the usually employed by Mr. Hamilton, with itness now lived; ?xarnined by Mi. Aisairi4o.44l4..terA 'tit tto the Sheriff's offitiii 4tir , of . ,t was intposslblo for any otsat t who tit. ), to know any thing otttie wilt, tit•sit Ate, as it was not left int the of f ice.; Ao • at last foiled, on arentjpialicatinn atl The elites dame tree. 4. ho was with Kinsi;l:ll wetes ll rA i er; fie wished 4.0 told hatisie : t:." . • titneaset tkerf a repeatfutilif that'. : insrox'groilmi uldrilitol . • 4 4o - Sy0:: Re. against the piactice .4,,eyerinedbegi tvw of ari accused pereuittir.,:dte'-f*.etilitt 'hich could gut be conisi+Oifilb - that ;Quit. The only • ekarki-;newi In be die, was one of dales, and it•wartethelury to whether any thinglike . W e ap lint been brought home . to. 414-;Dtifeadents letinent failed in the whvials- pOtit,..iiitif it , y that the Dereadane, ititen'i4 the -fact . the date., positively swore the clattery. :then asserted nor proved dida the Defend. dually know Ilya the writicifexecution was before the injunction to stay+prot:eedings. rendant might have stated that whidh was •ntl,; he might have sworn untrniy ; but uni-• ore against knowlOge, he could not be wilful and corrept perjury; the grand.. he charges was gone. It was not to be, lit Harrison denied having actall io eqn.• the Lord Chancellor's order. Harriett di.l proceed after the injudotlent , 000:bee• gate notice of a motion paid no rope4,.to *the lit 41' the Courts' ug op hts owe iidglealet'atahal4 UI 9rOrq that it was improperly Obtilitted,he pies in Litz very teeth:or ta c ,cipw :o f chancery. it bo said, ter* Xing. centiliters ieformed, of the date of the 'At; befornkl. 1E4041.14! to obtain the attachment.. Bnt wbvre /at kncreledie on the point?. Not at the Office ; fur, the writ was not' there. itt lot be expected, to ask 1t from, Harriette• would he have bay •fililts from his But icing did make applitation to &estop:. fact of the cootempt. Ile • made Ai to the. Of it who had. the warrant* ho enteral hie hOuse to levy on his goods:,. hupoulbßitY of obtaining other'informatioSl pplioil to the Officer, andlearitreil.froin hen writ was dated on the I Ith. King an this Orly wertaoted in taking the feet iorgraotdd. 1..• • itik. S.l r‘••••-, . ATESMAWw .• e writ was, according to all his m eans of aseer tattling the fact, sued out after tlitiiit)iinetion 'hod Oataheed, and acted epos before:notice for a Muth.° td dissolve the injunctinti. 'this might des cove 11 ii%g, bunt l' !t Ices of the eerjuq, ail.' . (I;its; 'iietuPt Peale ril l :With - *filch he 'watt tilt not. , perfectly fair in ' tip ,Loarsteil shiol,oo„Stophtolite side, to tirOW. a weiet (on s r )tacacter 9f .11ia7Defendant. What was the. „Prosecutor t /to ergs living in the rides of the Beoch, enjoying thOsprOparty which he had con. trived to get curt of the very execution which• was sko match talked of, and enjoying himielf on that money which should go to the aieyment of his cre ditors. Yet this was the man who was tole raised to the pinnacle of . vitiate . while the Defendant was tn. fte depicted . as ion le the' tillysi;of . viee. - Mr: Cater, .frOtti the : 3 ' llBM's office, was . eiam.. 'The writ was not lie at the Office Of the 11th; Itit had been in the office, it . ,stcogi4 not !lave beeti`ehien until after it wu executed. It would. not hire . .berst shewn, becattiii by that means the execution might have beim 'defeated, by removing the goods on which the levy was to be- made. It would'not ki . ikelpen skew" at any time to gratify idle veiledly T 9 a question from the Attorney- Ostlers!, • iitnes answered, it Would hare been iheWe te• Mr. King, or fay oeu ) if a . good and essitscient reason were assigned... ~ Lord E Lam nso stouon. ,-4 it . apPears there was R dealer among the officers about the execution of ths•itareent.% The officers who behaved so (eight. ititilltbeen tustapoded. pubjects meat .whets . .tlidji - eilf....for it. Such delay :119,hi1.4 et 04 grievous peril of whoever causes it." Hemp ) the officer who executed the writ, was " 0 . 011(tid. There ,11145 ne date •of the 4th of April on the warrant which was. pu t luto.his hande.--.• I:llitie boy - Cana from In- Defendant to,know.the 41astortkis writ, , Witness allured him teems the Warrant; and the buy wrote down ae abstract and took it to Defe:idant. Conceived the writ to have been issued on the 11th, and sent back that answer to Defendant. • Cross-exansined. by the ATTORNEY.GENERAL. Warrants had writs were not necessarily executed en. the same day. Could not . sneer any thing about the date of the writ. If hi were asked to do so, would rather' swear it •to be on the llth than o therwise. Shewed the paper s to the buy, and left him to write down the dates. • loilvied ezecu. and afterwards left the goods on their being claimed as the property of another person. Had an indemuity for so leaving them. An action was brougl.t by Harrison against the Sheriff, on account of the return of nutlet bona. Was. compelled by the Sheriff, wider pain of supensien, to levy. Did not like any business connected with Mr. King. Had some troublesome things in hand, and thought this likely to be troublesome too. To a question by Mr. ALUM, witness answered that he would have sworn his belief that the writ was issued on the 11th. The warrant came to him at one o'clock, and as the office opened at eleven, he thought there had been softie wish to get the Wl sineis done altogether as quiek as possible. From this he conjectured, that the writ could ' Rot hare keen issued. • ThtrAiTeknelf-Csgalleihi. - ,1"to . repiy, snot it was out his wish to throsi. any blame upon the . ilkidif'a . 9fice; tint there was something to be slid ••104fb,it was generally thought that the ietrzlee s or weits.waii. lucrative;_ and when the writ Wanfor a ~ferfialter. as. here, for 15571. the whole agree Consitogor would be up in arms, to have the oectie of ati execution . But here, in • a moment , lit whole body laid down their arms. Mr. King', game prodined ill this effect: for it vial , pretty dear,' that of the wake host of stiles" ,one. half * Watt iti Oiliest, add Sao other . : half dui ' lesion with, Iho tiefendalt. . I t Whited • pretty 000114 that Veep was one of tinge is league, fur he gave ep the emit; in.. - execution, and fitirriseo was driven to ae action to recover a part of his pro perty. The raw gf !tbe case had not been fairly stated. I f *Attn., oteore to his belief of a fait, end ...tisilact turned out id• a different way from 04'14004 ,no.lserjury. But if a nian,• Wiliii"atk had beliefi Swore positively to know- Wor t : be si>as plidely . ' vide* of perjury. • The re. leetkeil Capt . ..aisliarrisunr. a man who had been 'most grievously 'harasiedattd oppressed by the De. .fputlaut, ireroill.placed - and unfounded. The only efiestioii was, whether the writ was sued out before 4eri after thegth of A pril, the day en which the ltur .junction was issued. Hard*, proved that ditewrit_ was sued gut .on the 4th .of :April. • The nimti" the. Attorney was indorsed. with the date s :oh:the beak: • Kidg swore positiveLY„.that it was net tied oeteg.the 4th. :He-swore ratite beneficial purpose, of throwing' Harrison thig a jilt t Three feels. Worn thai *iced:dined: ,The Mgt* trust the writ Wei laid out eia the 4th; ' the Bergin!, iliht Xing sworalt was not sued oat till After the injunctioe ; anti the third, that Kititilriatt fnr;llo:4oojiat of q°ll)4t"-- ting Harrison. •Mri Liag-iiiew more of law. *hack any nun in theikiryzbuil' he knew more of Ole la* of execitiooa tlaao the Attaissay , „conteral, -4,4 . •r. King knew 'as -WWI as Mr. Cater, or • any -Other clerk in- the Sbotitl i i Office, where to mph ,for the date et.tbeWritilf he had chosen to.joialt soy thing on the subject ; Cater would have Shelve. It to him, if,:lio _waisted. to see it. ,*- Butius - did nut want to see It. Ile only_kanteit to get as, miaeli iaformationvai after *thawing Oa to com.mit Bet ! would-oftersinede ezzuse him in this 'Ciaurt, .lie might' have have had seettsiiii knowledge,'but .swore without it,. heowere.adireet.filschood, and. 4t yes tabtitat he Wu now chargekwith corrupt,' wilful, anmalicioos porjury. • teli44ll4‘k Lissiaonooose UlteradJbe „ iarp jw)ia.seludie.,tinetit feesairjairylcir,r,lip.seieral count!. Shheged the POfondatit. jitrptOng wilfully cur rutaoJti -11mt.rolioiptvjleto 0;0 , 00 of a fact, of wbiAh - , 1 19 karlitledgpi 8 Mee detailed ski the . , caetfet,i4,4 l kor.ttilitat lal .* *444e4d a tit J l P kil I.,(wOrP Ori4itia/iLA fisoltiio,4oF*Asorpave; ft. ',.0b00119$ Attsalitesai agsiset Cbaelei ilarrispn, f)ti*Jeslinkeicrilkihn NI P9Ol, %kyr aniuitioc- Awl), to itx3t vegeee4ioo Thifs • • pet leVyin g egrolioP Pe* . 4 114+ 1 fott PW): Icraod of.'-an 4 Rilliq t 4Wl•3 9 . , 11 111110 3 9 ; 1 4 fr rvg e . 441 but the toefektiatifltme l li tereve:cil.tging "At!' fpri. but `Fr te ' timely:junction iziebtainco. Were to t i . aittef; - : • • It was important fisrllse4iiii to observe this. A man no ri.ght to sweat' .positively to a 4hink which he diet Cot positiSifflatovi tube true. *A rasit who wanted to get ' ihtaltia . father's estate, !night swear at once that ht's faTheirtist . deal,* withettt any other ground, than vague belief.' This would Lb net, merely an litfti4 re' the other''Parties cerned; . :befeli 'Wise - of the law' whic h . yet .klra iit fosses.siols, case, if ant hid only sworn, Chit he bglieted tht)Chaitceit. lee would not lobe.:,tn attachintnt—if - thif tieeeired that.thO I) efeadattYl44 used - all - sufficient , -means of ascertaining' the tretlt:, they would net end his guilty of perlery...;Ebtt if the enquiry Only went s tlialength 4th a co. lour of extuse when hi should be brought before . the Court ;' thi t y, would find' him guilty a. cur. rapt 'lf Harrison sued out the writ' before VI bib; We're' iste.ll . l3 'co,teibpt Co 141.. if rtiie Oetendliit desired to'nenabl pinta+ self to swear `iiitk . full knowledge, he "could ,to the Sheri ff 's Office, And Ile new . the-co;trpe, of bussioess well enottich to „knoli; that he might' have been satisfied there. - Heinp said, thAt lie would have sworn to the Isine of the writ •on the 11thy rather . than ~ !lava sworn other. wise; but this: was 'not enough far .the poFititv oath which- the Hefstitient swore. • ilk LordstOp then detailed the evidence, and concludes by direct_. ing the Ddcadant if - could iop= eg , toitait _hey _ &mania* that ad( all, sithfutory aims of Cu tl ll"l4 tbli . he ary, w _IN found . the De. fen4la,nt—quiito. ' • • • ' I ', . VIM XING V. GARDINER. This was an indictment for embezzling pay. The Defendatit was Major of the CaernarvonVolunteers', in 1806. It appeared in evidence, that for the first itotapany, he charged 761. when he only paid 361. The returns were not signed by the Captain, in whose name they professed to be. The money actually paid to the second company was 261.• and that .charged 991. The pay to the third company was 361. 14s. ; the charge was 1031. 13s. The pay to the fourth was 21. 17i. • the charge was 991. 10s. Mr. SCARLET, for the Defendant, professed him self not in a ma kemade any defence. The Ad jutant who up the accounts for the Defendant was dead. The Defendant was found Guilty. • , , COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NC..l; s PRICE ?ND TDOMPSOI D. CERN. • This was an action brought by the Plaintiffs, surgeons and apothercries, for 21. ls. being the amount of a bill for medicines and attendance on the Defendant, a pork-butcher, end his daughter, during their confinement. let appeared l that the Defetident had gold :or 4 toe, and his danghter a fore finger ; in - order to Cure., which, the Plaintiffs had been called in. The demand for both cures was 31. lls. of which 11. lOs. wes'paid. Against the remaining 21. Is. thaDefendant demurred at first; but on hearing thit a wile.was.taken out against him for the money, he Went to Mr. Benjamin 'BlShop, the attorney employed, in order to ills. charge it. Ile was there informed that the costs of the' writ amounted to 21: More;, upon which he, refused pay Ken t •athigeittei; . . • Mary Ginn, daughter of The Defendant, remen. tiered her fatiter'ilbad tee."' The Ptitintiffs attended,. him; shb saw Tboinpidis . There three times ; might be more. • lier fathet ante' Went-to - their shop him self) and got imbibe :and mettleletei: The sorentssr of 'the tde ' visie Merely fifestidn'cd by a.tigh t 'aline+, and was not in a 'state of portificatiori at all. ' She 'tlibught'meeh Mote stbnit her . iiinfingeilhan about thdtoe. Diffedlist medicines verb brebglirrnriOth Coiliplairits frens'the Plaintiffii• sliep.'• ! . ..She vied a jotted fOi her finger,' and was' ordered 'to keep 'it' 'eonitantir reef. Shoshewed the likgerstO iriady; • '.filind of her's; who.bid her peva tnied,their.stuA but Pit eil'a -- ;-pulittice of . breed if . tia milk, and she 46.1 a let k ter IA r the 'at& se,. and hviorered. Sbe toot' an 4014 draiihi also, 11. lOs. bad beed tilditi stilt 21. ta. - nali - Slil) denlaa,dad :by the apotheoltriela aides.: • ' Cheilei Barry, a surgeon ilia apothecary; "had the bill hewn him, and considered the chargei rca. sonable. "lie . knew Meisra". Price and Thompson ; they were practising surgeons. • '• Richard Hardee, Aileen apothecary; t'littiight . the charges reasertable.• fie knew apothecaries, as apo thecaries merely, had no right to denittisdpay.ment for attendance.'" • ' L • . - ' It. JAMES Stifflittar. l ;"' I:Thitit. 10. i very taerible thing that an apothecary cannot charge it-• tentlance unless'he gives physic, telltale! . 11e'a *unlit{ or not." The Plaintiff's case being chard here , , Mr. Ser.F,:. jeant .Sit a linine contended 'fist the Defeennt's, readineteto pay, tho•bill, evliktitiegtrintihnight . it esorbitenr,'u(llo 'be •s :komplett to hp saddled with illu6.## 11117)ile *befit ti.., The bill itself he :daprecatitas . litnl l- 4P4 v. 1 0,11 . t.lkit 106 asetticin4, most finneces3a •., See ' .J G enrl enfe n," . Said hei.. . because Writ or .foubg Lady happens 't4'g•t• a scratch .on AA. top of leer finger? he is 'it k iiita . r:f,ntieetiseiniiibly Conch's:46d to 'in . ' , opertfirg aiigt! , Take" care . of 11*Ii.. helium ? Gentle erft,orThe ' Lord : Hifi! reeF4 44 year .bolieli !' Vitt fAmilyOndeed, Welled to be. victimi is alien:. ' inc. medicines .pr SISHIOLIS kinds; for it iiipbAreil• 'that after his . anfortuaate Client had been *nerd, leisty dared . ..:hy, the ,metilleal physicien;ite Nand the Lego( Doctor, 'prepared , tv it!t afrclits . pies.lip!isitt:i Vatter such circumstaueet his unly rern'edjr waslto• ' ptitlitrittlf ender the piejecrion 0rthe.364 0 ,' , . , Scipitt..,ltbbbie9o-6611ett.—$11, .1 ORS' lA Oioficir* •—," Whit iiihatloy.s,hriii/rti*isam•V . : l ::: - i ,! , S.,rjeintir•vcigits:77 o .thipilt. fier 1 / 9 4i,At , f 4ll 1 .:.. it I .• '' fro ' 'V . •'‘ 4f lem • n[ • - ...„.1.4a. t soNto t se,,t , ,9p, 9 c.,,.nus ti ,g Scßio prtYVed•titetiirtnenti of t1it4i.f;0r,..., • i s t..;, s ''Skrect" lithyliaili'sintighti'dfialp itttebitirbb46lol:l firetdreiift the. bill;` t !relight 'intee . 64 Illtijtliiirgite! .-euret.4tillttltnal. The lotion, Which. W‘eitohargeti, ete,,ftd. tit thought night base betti. estii,fo):.t. tidi;., certainly, if,spiritunos ingreakictits were missil - with; ... PPP flii i ttirS if is 4,l l 9 !T e '' ~ ; .4i, '. i :it', % i ‘ t ''' ' . 47) s o n, irj, apefitactrey.; *Om i Vottasa ' kis &;',wii Airetvn I tili f bit kV' 000 net Virgo le t rettilttn` the Pigt int1eti..6044410 1 : 114 1 4 , fliX i ss.nrr fini7sivaik, gir . , - ihitiiittil Wog; ittfitlgt . tlit . .,t:o • Ilviit,:#oo# so. charged ?'`' 3; 4 ? .:f °l/04 itt , 4ll: per tens;• do 'ci u Mink or sullpOie•theltli tHargi 6k • •••• • -rani •,. lAtilvhVt . on': byttatti . triliftk 4 iivt . iaparit A l it Lorci f tkip . hinsoif .1".-- Sir . Jai's MA111 . 14 did; • . 44. Vtey itteiiiiii . utfOrmatitm,"--Serj ? ,VA UO 4A N : es, Fray, Sir; how Auni ought itus pint !aim) to hive lasted ?". • A. " I ~tiara(, the ,Ybeng Lady say that she., was to. keep bet: finger 'constantly not. lei ow,' I iltinft,' if .-.alle Aces. At ill indult/dims, Abe might. get sub, tf. it I. a fititi."ll. 44 no yoU Ste the.oliargisii Air theiwgentat dradlittl?" It.. . 64 .Yesk I: _see : two . -opi ening. draughts n • i thit bill, we ; e, two •sOccevive .de's •;. one es the i4th, and 'ye on Alto 1 pt0., 7 ; • soloku . .i,' my , ' Lord,: the wit eiftsett ,f7 , 15."!- T Sir IA m"4. 114a:M. il .:kD i 4 6 Pray, Sir ‘ if the pen'A:toe 'leis in gm' stall:you. haie Au:knelt •tiosorlibvil wield • yuci.liavte onfered s'orle e•-,lttier , dratighta 2 " ' A ''' Mliy; :if . he was motive, I ilitntid, certainly go Valltit •to toork."---.-.lir .1 a n ima ,M A NAri EU) : " Look it the • rherges in that bill, and say whether or to . t,i if.:l+4; . had so el,ari s ud• for your ir.cdieines, you *mild hate made an extra charge for ettendance? A. 46 No, ley fjord, as tsis of. dte Old school; not to al:: pork. • f butcher, Ilitti t plainly- would to your Lotelshlp. s) —fit Piave iinl-siitvei charged for attendsete ?” A. .' Never ,dYcetky . ; .but when Jii !height' it oveht ii> be considured, I hue said S9llll li t aelkft downer at' the foot °lift, hilt" •,- •.: * • • ' . - , . . g-rjeant . Arnpausit- 7 . 44 Now; :fir, ro 'know butchers aro often et a•grissitiebli of lboth' ? They live well ? 4 A. kg . Yes, lir . ; • .j . ibtivl4' indeed, all pre/et:dews do tbig•whou they an ; no doubt, Sir; you take your Willi. ll A: 6 Weil, -nciw, 'air, if lb,' opening draught' ot``'the titli Missed fire on ita• rbotehrr's gross body, don't you _think the dose On •''tisel 15th would be necessary ?" , A. 44 I think if the first took e'l'ect, thu second was needless."--7 64 Suppose, now, that a surgeon attended . ; art the spirituous lotions for the poultice charged too high ?" A. "Since you areonly supposing,. I have-to in. form y'ou that there are no spirits put in a poultice." Two papersi were here put in, written by . ,Mr, Benjamin Bishop, pro bsil the law.detnaed apes the Defendant. Mr. Serjeatit lirsoinitie Said, / iinee•thir peb. son who wrote those . papeel w'as no* --iteitl,' be should not comment' on them. ' he oitriptiiie fia nisi bonurn was an old adage, and Mr.: Bishop ' wit' now at rest for midi.; to the great joy of all his acquaintance. Thig case; be assured the Jistyi was of the utmoit Impnrtante to his, client; Si I a verdict was given only for s ios. and lid. he, by the Act of Parliameati %email:have to pay double costs. 'Mach had'heen said about the charges in this.hilli thit opening draught bad been coinplain. • • rad of I and it was•een said, that too great a quad. tity Of Ibisciid meal to make a pottltice for the De: fondant's toe was at tempted tube o. har t ;ed." Oh, Geo. demon (saiti Se's-Jesuit Vaughan), would thit I could prOduce thii Bather hertl , Ifo doubt, - he: has it eircase bursting at every pOre, Ind a we diet iq u ald ' take a Ipiarter of a poond • of meal to poultice it. 4 tee ! I dare say it would cover I;ord • Welliog.. ,ton's p o sition. Gentlenien, ynto all kiAw what sit butcher is! Many an opening tireugbt it most hate teken to open him, and many a tottie•liar iteeessary lb shut Mtn up aalln: As to. the diegliter; it ap peared she had her finger sore," • . . ..- .. • ~, Olott Sit JAstss *.txs, I . 11.4.1;ettAytti.411,144*.10 . . lalaonlng draue,ht also." - : : • _ .'' ' • ..' • , • SerjentjrAuottati.—" Oh Yes; cit y I.lrd i iltesi ... a young Lady is delicate, with a. plonk Ow' hie '. face, or scratch on 'her filler,* a:•'little physic is the only alternative. Geetletnen, I ate pleading this 1 day the united miosil'of •pllyeic and ilotheessitsi and I hopes," for the. bintour of - both, • to Obtails your verdict. • If his •• Lordihipi • hOvreeeii thiliket... , - thq cltarges* .. .should,' be reduced, ..I have ffd beaks. 1161:4 in saying I would wi!li tosliithdrisi theietocd.l.. i SifJ'aStes MiutsritilieL 4 vlndeed; theft, Braille, Vaughan, I do think•that, ittlisideeihg• the ehargtii ftir medicine, the other charges are too hilt." ' Serjeant Ykuoilote:*•••-lt • Then, ply Lord; lat ' once acquiesce, mid •ojtbdraw the record." ' Plaintiff tionstliiiii. .. ', . . -... ' ..- - • t• -. ::,..a“ . - J . - ,-, . -AiiiikL ,_ - • ceStiliTOßlir COURT - OF DOCTORS' CO7AMOSI4d. --. • '• - 1 ' • 10± In*GOODDAY. ••: ~ S Thia /as O'cinestiiin ' it' to the idmissibility4 iiiritiileat articles exhibited, by Miss it anitah Gea r , Farling, in Essex, against the geveientl.lVillhotp, ‘, Goodday, vicar of that parjlh, for hrawl lag in ye church, • . • .. . . . .., • 1 . Tice pioseeutioti,,tival (minded tipms the glatutlk of • Ettlward•Vl. -and the coniitlaillt . co ntained in the, , edicts% Was, that Mr. aondilty, in the midst of the 'elturth Acrvice,„ettihoht spy geese, arldeelsed *Nu • Goo, staling tlo4.jet ,hail ..bsesswa the mus(inde., - , cent behasteerinJter.4 . t, church "fotF..foints It* 1, that if she eciefioallit its I D•tatkal4 ( 4 0.er. Of, ninth ` ` .to two Jueroitts4-01, if, that ttoeist„.pelt . : iliap . lie would vet he i r in"the pyitual Pghtt,i, u . pri u i llieb '.Miss Coi, muelf,l l o# at ttilliiiitg tOtllbli • iclhafgl i i .. - .: though übdeser ved, had drawn epos' bei•tha set of ' the congregation, retire:ti..etith r hor sister; aptk se Libcy wore leaving the oloptib, lip i?. .Clociiklat ego i,elainietk " Let t1iett41)111 , 01,0 4 14.44 10 1i.a4, 41 ,taAt ." their acts thetc." , ..; ..-..,i ~... "....,.,', .' , ' .e,a •. , • It was coOteatiodbi itlie.Cott . 44 ilith,tpt. G wit leinang .Jhatpthelrerili were r tkosoftf.Ais. I,nified reproz,t, •1116AtCh he wa5 .01 . 54 d. 4 itisei ,to•- • %var.!s any knots interrupting tba sufeuie,elseecr r atice. of religifteit 4utiai. . , ...,;,...., ..,.. Masi .C9x's Cr -.1 •tobill dil strectiee spots mail* bit 4 eerier, to add,, the ehurel4 tlf.. ! itet ; thiiratts the; tor; w ho was an ,thy iissinttatiop f alanse of Ali*i.f crainent from tiamslf, musk harirtg Cuyri,ol4i emlconfa .uil4. barkiteenilitteruilu ifOlnailet. a 'it .:_l : ' ' ' •:' ,z i '..• • •Tiojiiiimpli 0,456 , Vli *I it.tiit l'ittirty, ,ons:' -05t,4 111 illiscOnelc o l4 tif iiii ior4o ., *.itit there :fere siltaltteo tate Ortictee ; at the seine *dine obiterr.; Ing l i thht theitOreiCtiii Geotiaaitfoctuid t/Ikther,ebY butter enabled,: if he thought proper 4 to . Opel by Olidence of Miss C.sll Conduct, &c. the presssetitioel of his siOt bisitig siti,td rtiai the unworthy moliv# 'aiierilA to bite ' - . e~~l~ _ coituiel p9t a, -totitit, dike r . enk con- y the ,words,. and contended,. fist it A l k ' : fixiimi' oiii intsu4lo4.4ltiqnulf... I .o*, 01tliffafin " 4 .' 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