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at Gnil,l6ll, during the late Sittings, end woo ' lientight t recover the penalty of 3001. from the Dermilitit, on a stock-jobbing transaction. The transaction R 11,4 what II drnornioated a tine b .r~.uu, tittered into on • preceiliog day, by which ilor Dr frudant wildritnisk to deliver a certain portion of siNick oil the followilig 27,11 tloy of February. In the d-el ,ration it 11 U 111.4. t birth that the Deft-inlaid under took to deliver a certain portion of snick on die next d v. At the trial it was proved that psi. d .v was tevileroimil tii be On Ow 27 Is of Fe aod the J.sry fn I a verdict for the "Plain tft i'ssr slur to 1141 yof 5001. Mr. Chitty now ap l.l.ed lor a role cause why this verdict I! 11l not ho t soil a sionstin giaiated, on the grim') 1 or .1 eiii i.ioce between the contract, which iiirliti d the 27 Is of February, and the declorii tints, which 'at tons that the stock was to be deb arred on the next settling day. The Court granitil the rule to chew cause. COCRT OF COMMON PLEAS, a NtiTMIXITER, MONDAY, NoIMBIBER 9. Before Chit/ Justice Da Lt. As. the Iron. Justice BURROVGH, and she lion. Justice Mrigirk GoonWIN, ELLIS, I,Eirt9, rod RenDER }laving oo the t.4111‘, situ rr►lrrrd 11110 Or er.rufy rerun iy. were adootted Atiororyt of the Court. THORNTON and OTHERS V. PKERRETT. This case 6.1 been tried at the bittluo l o niter List Term •t Guildhall, and a verdict given fur the D-fentlata. Mr. Serjeant VEST now moved for a rule to set aside the filmier verdict, and grant a new trial. The Plaintiffs are brewers, the Defendant is a pohlican. The Defendant dealt with the Plain- Ur- for his beer, and contracted a debt to them. I le 11)Solvent, and an allisliCUtltrill was made to the Plaintiffs to enter tutu a coollosi onion, the !Mention, reigngitig In pay I the pound. They refused unless on the condition, that the luso:vent should hind himself to continue takiiig h,. herr hunt them during the on:expired part or the tern of his house. The I osolvent agreed, avid a c h in-e to that elf ct wit inserted in the deed of composition—the Plaintiffs *to torts stairuitriiig that their beer should be of good quality. Afar wards, however, the Dvfeintint (teased to take bet r from 1611), an,l sold the rent tinder of his lease qt 510/. The Plaintiffs hail I gilt the action to recover the (11ffterVI:Cr between the c po sition money and the full amount of th e d e in, oil the ground of the alleged (,:each of contra( t. The Learned Counsel rested his inesein motion on tlir,.e a.—that the ',illative uf et/silence on the Isomer trial had been strongly in favour rf the Plaintiffs—that the Judge's charge lima inclined the &rile way—and that one of the Jury It,d gene into the loot with such priiii.lices on his ought In hire disrpial.ticd I • I.ont seuving 34 a Juror. 0.1 the trial it had been clear that the De litdant Irid ceased to take his beer from the Piaititilf-; the wily questlim then that remained fur the roll itleration oil the Jury was, whether t h e latter had lorioshed him with a good article. To establish this, t'itty haul brought forsard one of their Hai' tato, who proved, that the brer nith which lie had been supplied was taken from the same v4ssels as that furnished to the free publicans ; and another strong fact on their side was, that the edr of the beer had also increased, bring, in 1817, double of what it had been in 1818. In answer to this the D. fetidant had uuly produced two wit nesses; one a servant, who staled, that he lead of ten obirt Ltd to the brer fur nut being bright enough; laud another, a customer, who had fre quently complained that it w.,s too slide, which was uoly a matter of taste. The action was of Brest iinportatice to the Plaintiffs, nets merely ou accOutit of the value of the soul due to them, but the (i ility of their beer having been impeached, they %car noxious to establish, by a Special Jury, that thia charge was unfounded. The J USTICL: —" I did charge its fivoor cf the Planittfis, at the same time 1 ilisapprottal very mulch r.f the nature of the action, and of th o se c•Jolr..et :iere by a publican is put at the mercy of hatter.. and eompel;ed to take beer from them fir a certain number of years. lii this case It &y -rlard ihr deed obliged the Defendant to take beer for tuelve years. However, there was much weighty evidence on the part of the Defendant, and toe Jury had the case under them several hours. I see no reason fur grunting the rule." Nlr. Justice PARK—" I agree perfectly with my 1.-timed Brother in other respects as well et its his tiliservattui.s on publntsliouscs. I consider these contracts to he both oppressive to individuals and mous to the public. I am of opinion that the t valence has been inflicient to support the verdict." Mr. Justice llnuaoucti expressed himself ; against granting the rule.—Rule refused. LOPEZ V. DE TAMIL This case had been tried at the Sittings tit Guild hall lost summer, and a verdict given for the IA fur 37,1WU1. Mr. Sei . fraiit VAUGHAN now moved that the verdict sliuuld be set aside and a new bind granted. The Plaintiff, a Spanish merchant, was owner of the 511111 Mercurio feli.r, which VCle.rl hy freightrd with sugars and other colomal produce at Fat 'Routh. iii November 1811. The Defendant, a Bri- Cali awl chant, bad been emplii)ed by him to insure 11w ship a:141 cargo, sod to expedite her with the first convoy to Si. l'eterslnirgii, et which port, ir why arrived In 1812, her novaer calculated one gain uf In 00 in the article of aluty, in consequence of Ukase of 1810, for encouraging the int poria.l4.ll of colonial produce fur a gi%eti time. l'he De alio was coed a sum of 8,01 W!. by the l'iaitititt, brought the vessel to London, and b uld tl.e cal go fui 7,0001. freigh:ed, and sent out the ably with a corgi for Mitiatiliani. The earg•• wail va lor(' la the 1), fciidant at • 13,00111.; he lidded 10,11Un1. on aCCOUtiI of the lobs at St. Petershurgii; Hun' her SUM on aeetlUet of the loo* on the cargo id aiduther srasrl that was to a..il to kussi,t %%1111 her ; iilid the tNtiniatad profit on the use of the Mercurio J eta. for two yeiLl.: all which ionniuted to much tii..le 1,11411 the dannige4 grimed. .1 lie action nos l'^ollIIIICI:CC41 in 1316 ; a rule was granted for amend ill the declaration, 1817 ; and atiolitcr uu tic 117th Apr.l, 111181; immediately after which I•.su Lew and nitwit taut ennuis Were intro duced, • u l notice ut tr.til was aer;ed uu M.. DC T.Oest the 29th of May. Oa the D'h of June the hates-fled a bill in Chancery. iu order to coin- I'd the production of certain documents by the De fendant, sire's's:ay to the defence of the section. It ova ! , answered the 17ili„ Eateeptiena were taken to is, winch ware allowed to be valid. A Fecund amswer an. akin made, and held insufficient, and the loi:i remained unanswered nn the day the trial 16 '111 1 fired. \I r. Serjenitt Vaughan on that )))) tat tag moved that the trial should he wait nomd. which motion *nu skit:owed —the trial a 11.4 ittneeeded and a verdict (as we hare wait') given bar the Plain tiff. The Learned Cossu-el grou'afed hi• atmlica lion for a new ti:al on the citcame.tances that Ike Defendant hail Icen mopn-part al at the time hr was compelled to go to trial, and that the itierila had accordingly not beet! itire.tigaterl„ Katie granted CM payo f Coo.tp, an al g i v i ng security to the amount of the &ginger auuelised. 1 4 41L1C E. _.. AN ASSAULTING DANDY. STRICT. Yesterday a(BlenilettanBiosMetl.l4itu. wan chanced by Andrew Conway, the watchman, in toomsbary.ssluare, with sestaultitaz him. On Sunday 'sight, between ciett and niur 8:earl:, the Poison's- was walkstig thrott4ll rsB.BBsto.loterstmare, and ob serving a han.lt.ome ziel jolt hel or lotus, he took the liberty of accosting her, bat only rereseeBl a roll rereptom. Ur still followed her, on; riog, kis arm, whit It the hay refused to lake, hot. put brood:* onBl.-r the protection of • gentleman who was at the moment p using hy. Tilts p. ruin took o po o hiasssirthe task of protertiog the 14.4, and called Mr. PI ior a " Dandy!" (an apiellAt ism to a hods he certainly bad room: claims). They nt lost gut to very 188.,:it worth, and the min was called , who sot warner made liis appease her than the Ps isoiser seised hi .1, threw 1,11.1 ou the gromill, and trampled on his hotly ; ht then run •wny, Intl was pursued and taken, whit*, the Consul:tomtit was tarried to • surgeon'., who ordered him immediatuly home to Fwd._ . . The Nlaxiatrate, Mr. rARII %NT. ordered the Woolant either to settle the matter Or fin‘l bald. .Ir oothenitletl that hr Lad hero first i nfl ated by the" fellow," who ratted him a " Rind)." but the worthy 1114:iiiirate t hooch. shire was tio Irw which patlicithi.iy prohibited so railing sit extort , ' . Captaiu awl two throws of the Light Drigade, were charged with a riot io It appeared that shoot one n'elork yetterday morning one of the 03iceri on 21131,1 in Pall Stall MA+ rpueirelline with atone taffies rrehliiii: in Kime.-pleee. 'I be 1.01.111111[11 in terfered to keep the peace, MUM *kWh Ihe I Ink., knocked him In. ii. Another witirlini in raw hf his nod, alilmit:lt he ahareil the stlllll' aucllrd•d in ZU111111: po,:cell.i41111 of she cloak. 11w I) font.. at., paiii.in c by, and seeing a broth, r s Utter in custody inionc.li piety art shout rescuing him They k keit down the watchmen and gut posse, • the cloak, with which the owner gut awa); but SOMIr other watelimen, ottrArted liy the to rune ii;o, the I), fetid tits were tak. u into [mainly and Indeed in St..liinca's watch-house. The matter wait ciimprunit-td. BiIir.AKING WINDOWS, Several eveuitieu the [lst we. k lire witiJows Ale. [lndium, •putheenry, in the Ilay.warket. were broke•, ►appun•J l a y • gaug or poulig till* rs our or %4 bunt •ccutn. likes Mr iluilusit CQUVICIed ut the prrutsit S. siiiuns. FOAriIVYG. ALCM! T. UNION This was an information under the Statute of Sill Anne, cap. 14. The !saintlier is a seJall , keep, r to Ent I s s wiii rI, and the Di foodant a mechanic, it S , llllle near Wsitibleduit "I'l.e Mini-flint Susi set fusib, that nu tier 2Stli of Octobee 14.1 the Def. 'Maid did uulaafully t e.e e.• t tsiu I nt uit% f or the dr. strneti oo or game (tight suau s , Sit W 1101441011, 011 the 11114- ner of Earl Spencer, he ~the Iklet1113111) taut briug a pet SOH qualified by law to take and kill game. Mr. Allen deposed, that io can't quer" of numerous di presZalions committed by poachers on his I.4,r4lOsip's estate, he secreted himself in a paii of the peek at Wimbledon, on the d..y w question, fur the purpose of (lit, chug, if pos.ible, the pre sons runtertitil in those nefist inns wort tiling.. He ulweswed the Defendant sod another Mall come to a certain pert of Hie pal k, near the spot where he was concealed, and art a ight snares ; one of them continued to seatelt the onions whilst the other loaf sup the game toward. them. He then came hum his place of tuncealtneut, and thy Defendant and his cum i pati.ou, on r rteiviorz Lisa, 1411 off to upplAyte He seized list snares. _ _ Mr. Thomas, Solicitor fur Ilse Ut freidani, a i.hc.l lo know whether the snale.; weie iu f's•ust, :tud could Ise pi ttt t arra. Allt•nssi.l that he had omitted to tiring Than nslls torn, Mr. Thomas then closteutled that their production was sai avlutely iseceasary 11 wißht luruuut tctnsu.llv that they weer nut t PZIIICS fur the destruct if Eifel, i I Ile cave rituld lint be spruces su unless they acre brisught i, the ties, of the Magistrates. Mr. Luslry, Solicitor so Earl Spencer, the Marcia trate would t utertaits ass • ppu►ite sipissinu Ilse a Is lit ON as,: fully conspeteut to pruve that the Politico foun.l iu the park, anti 'At by the p.fctid.ssis and his (soup (she latter not yet disroveseil;, arse ;Actually imams, an.l iu leopard fur the desist's-6 tttt of One. The Magistrate ( ("Limbers, Erg ) thimtlit flint the ',lnjection Ink. Si by Nlr. sssss as wa► (dial to lit rase. The armies most arriayarily Lr itrualactil Tht iiduswatikx st INQUEsrs. AWFUL VIsITATIoN. As inquisition was takros yesterday aftesunoa, M tour o'cluak, at the ))))) tutath Mud, egromines.l4.*, fit. 11sr tin'..lane, before 11. I.t.n is, L.+ Curtout r, uu the hotly 111 . J. Wattle), a elm k and watch-maker, a ho resided iu Holtman. The deceased was a 1 , 1111./Wrlr, Wllll filth yu.ls I buldr. as. Ott Friday alight he ate a hearty soppy., and was yoking of his • xploils its ties cuitutiy, w lieu lee fell 1:s tuns his seal, and mutually axpir.ii. It wax ...fated that within a stout time four of the deceased's relatiutes had all Mapped down suet iir"lY. when in apparent good health, and expired. Veraltal--" D:cd by 04 risitatian 41 God." DIWW IS I NI:, An Impisitiou was taken p.sioday,lwfors Tiviwas 816,4- luss, J. q. (*sooner, et lite Suss, Shoesuakes ow, ItiaaAl . /Sure, sou the body t . Thomas IValker , s.bso ts as touss.l dross. sred its tile River 'flume.. John Walker, a carman. di posed that Le was Oar ilrceaPrlrs brullor ha ►.a a I on Is iday moaning laat, moot he khi it •piwart 41 as , ,, disririteil auil mains-holy. ilreeassal was a hair dtr►.rq soil a :lb i 6 VII Inman at St. ,1 11taIi ~ tVisuilastoth, awl Dui Ling ; at the latter place, a ►huff time ago, he hi► raimily, and latterly lie hail twin allout luatr,haming nothing lu alio, 311 a lie (a ii sit s) In gaii to think his mental taceolliea line impaired, and that lie its oa nad tionself in a ill of des - room, tat. The Coroner said, that as nu ceiiltore had laces, forward ju jseove how floc steerage,' tali., 6140 the usut , lt Wlllllll be truly ',melba+ y low the Jury to salmis a vet du I fa mad Draw 64 _ . . . . he Jury eau:weed *Oh the Caroutes °Onion, &tad that yr' diet mal ccui dc.l. Yesterday mortoiny, about hill pest six to*elniic, a fire broke out in the n«gar house of Mee.re. S.mpwirr, iof Betsey-street, natclilredliglia ay The hre •toted in consequence of some of the eligrt dirsila flying ( the sugar-stove iu the SW I 11111.1', Which COMM 1111 l valid to some light materials, and lithos- the tire was drr,cutrnd the room Iles all in a blase. The IlWeilleg-1114ePe of NI • . Soupinire being next to the sugar.leiruise, the men alarmed the Comity, anil we are happy 1./ way the liust.e or. vs ry little injured. The al tines in iiie sugar Mena• ling aril aid' grrat rapidity until half•past Jen mot mug. Si heti the whole of the inside ace burnt.' to she grousin ; pr..iot sly lu ronaiderable 11111041111 was destroyed. S. viral sAlgiiitli ar s iv cd, and emit %Ili.' a good sapt.l3 of water. T JE TU JU. TARPORLEY lIVNT. WTPNIPIDAY, NOVIMIIVR 4. The Ten Cuinea,: All-Age Shaw. : s Oree the Nevi CUUrIC, . _ Damien. Forret. Twin , mood. Lord Grey's b. r . Carideo, 4 Ire old, Rat. alb (R.Siorioll.) 1 Nit Ir. IV. Wyon's h lo Tattoo, 3-yrs told, 7st 515.-- Mr. Prier's b. h. Jnnip.•r, 4 yrs old, $4. 511) .. 3 Mr. P. 1.. Rrookr's rio. li. Troojen, 4 yrs old, est. 31h..... 4 Sir T. Simifry's 10. f. Heileman', Vt re old, 7et 511 5 Sir R Bioukres lu•. g. Viceroy, aged, bo.t. 101 b... IVois easily. Hall past Our o'Clork —.A Swr•rpstakrs of 100 gs. b. ft. Two milew: T. Clualiarintlelry, E/11 . 6 C. C 4 p . m. 11• 0 . 73 )• ( 1),0 ":!•• • 1 Sir H M Maissoaring's h t. 4 yrs old, I I if. 71b INI Sir R. Hi nokes's I). g. fhelis, 5 yrs old, list. Two o'Clock, a Five Year Half-bred Stakes, twice round. Our hr at. J. hr g 12-1. (Dunn) Slt H. Broettrev h. g. 4 yrs. 1114.71 h. Ilalf-pavt Two °Thick, the Former's Silver City. with 1:i1 nailed, ' , est of three fientv, loicerou oil the Coors,. !knout brat ten Iw/snots, ar.d .hr thud the entrance-money. Mr. Stuloorrilitt I& by Trafalgar, A yrs. 11d. 1 I lb. 1 1 3lr. 111111,1136 . 11 b g 6 yrs. llst I 11b. Mr. Admix b. g. 5 yrs. list. I 111) Mr. Gilding's gr. m. 5 yrs. 1 Ist. I Ilb. Ern betting; • gtiuti race. Mitt-h.—Two miler, bne. It ft. Oil. lib. each. Mr. b. in. Miss Oliver (Arthur) 1 Mr. IViclslry's ch. L. Sefton 11%. u easy. FUNARAL OF 1,11H1) VA 4,LETORT. DOCK (PLYMOUTH). NOVI:MISER 7. The mortal rem One of thus estito:thle You ll Z Nftt• !arm mu were co o migtted to the family In 111 l . ut 'Maker, yesterrutty, in a ii tnrr corn-imploding. Rill, his tank to society while alive. Intl the respect doe to his character a n d memory. Iwo k port. the vArions c.srriages empltrytl or atteesrliu:g uu the painful occasiots, crossed the Tamar to Cremill, heliCe thrV proCreile.l to the I11:1 and thence to Maker Church, to the followtog o.rlt-:•. minute glop: (..)I,lll.nOag to fire Trout the I.llock-ha u te Pot trry. from the eutUßlVllCrillellt to the tet mu:Alton of the errettut.ll . . lIIWEIZ OF THE prorrsinN. Two toot— net Ipirub irk teUri. TCI/4/1i• :tad totenulauut,.. Iwo and two. Learlunt Coach : Mum on foot beating lid 441111 plllllllll. Suppurteih—fautily t.. 1 villa., two and two. IIEA Aav:isiteil Coach:— Dr. IVoullecurraw, Mr. “r•ty, Mr. Bugrr, and Mr. flint. rirst Mow nii.g Coach:— Mr. Dtlgruuthe, Ana Ml. Georte E4tettrabe. Sec end Cl/8( h : Earl of St. Gernisitot, Viscount I , Aunotot,, m r . Baum. Thir.l a n d Fotorik (!thuile, Mr. Carew, ,fir IVllluain Call, Air H. Saw)er. Coniniksioner Trt by, Mi. liajk, Mu ;rod Mr. L:J uards, pall ;111411. Falb Coat II: Mr. Tremayne, Coloso I Mossiwa,l, Major l'urbe3, and Art.cott.. Sixth (\melt:— Captain NET', Captain Rogeo, Captain Boger, MM. and Mr. C. 11;tibif.u.l. The Earl of Muunt lidgcninhe's family Coach, and act of bones. Private Cars loges. A n innumerable concourse of person' from various parts ai companied the pm:es:atom and tilled the Church the burial service, which wit 3 per formed by the Rev. Mr. Stephens, with the most touching solemiiii3. ()it the conelo,iiiii of the ser vice, the procetomin 'emitted in the same order to Mount Eliseo - tie, uurl Ili! 1111111er011$ spectators dispersed to their respective homes, all deeply ins pressed with the nie!aticholy scene they bud wit mrsted, mid eetiviiitetl that till tend alike to the darkness of the grave, whether they be titled or lowly, itch or pour, diAinguislied or to übscutity. IV44V4L INTEL.LIGh.SCF. POILTSMOVTII, NOVEMSER R. Yesterday arrived the Fah, from jitsinOeu , ti u.gint.t, from St. Helena; mho the Obit/ Warre, ; Uoil:tude, Itirhaldi and some other', ottiwaid LOUIId, alall have tulle. to-day on their respective %%nage* RAM (ATr, Wn%:'M!:r a ft. Arrieed the Doke of Rrlliuetuu, %Alt troop. from ca:ais. 1,..:J0ur in f o ur or fire teasels for Artier. pAttrawyrn, NIIVPYIIER 7. I tired here on the lth init. the Millf3 Fulic; too, loom SI. Dotttitigu, 14 I ill loss of VAT.NOVTIt,. Novi'lent It H. Slated the (si) ship Elizabeth, lira kt..r.l, for Ite. ; Mary, r.. 11, for Tric.se; I:ll:—‘eth Nall, , fur 1.. pot at.d Lai ),Slatcr, for 11.iNtn!tte. The tug parkets have rune into the s Prince Ernest, 1.1. Li>huo ; Laity Lossi.a, fur ctbrallat mod Malta; awl tosit.lwittit, fan thy I.3.azAtt. asir.t•nsn. sne►aMn►u b. The (Amman, Clark, from Jamaica for Liar, pool, has put in bare; till irrwl awry bail *realty on h er 1.4.0gre ; `ail ed tills Srptroalwr, 111111 am 13th Ortulwr, iu s 1 Ileil%) gale air as thir v part of the amigo 'vs.' Won ; alit tinicharl at the 11 • rsterts 11.11111de 11.1 11 isair, iu ciniailittance of the arairel making min+ water. • tissiljd ike Voausi, 1.1, for Sn” roe, isarimg ier!aceJ her 'nuts, &A:. A most chock:llz acriatiit which tuored fatal in its cost seipiesices oct•urred to Ms. Challis% Ilan, of Bern 4-41111, sips 1 2 11113 V 1111.1111111 g last. Mr. Ilall, it appears was in lnu•ses • Of tell sal iscUM 4 * in the country which he let out, NMI Mat ili II e L dot tifgoinz Cur illa rent every 'piercer. tli s Friday moritiog I elf, ha. wife, and con, repalred ill a one horse chaise to Dames Compaon, for the psia pose of re. criring the rent (sons atone tenants; on their otrueal Ihjuinr Mr. limit, alio ant of it %crysavll, digpusittosn, fur that pur pose sat down aoh his wile and sun to eat their slower on the Common, %loch lie had provided pr.vwu• lu leasitqc lie look the horse tail of the chaise (to save vc iwose) An lit it gritae tin the I otionon. At the cooctuatun of 16,4 f eas t m r . H a t!, i s . cio.livuuriii: lu catch the horse which Main rather spirited, the animal kick* lion oil the left eye, which fractured hie Atoll, and drove his etc completely into his head. lie was carried its a state of M. sensibility to Ifarues musk-house where ism a shoo I tame aftcr he died in the stio,t 4:01113141:: II rips. lie was fifty years of are, and left a wife and four eisldtcp• Orders have been Ir.:rived la Ply th to dis miss live extra clerks from the Poels-)affl, rtro a whom are to Le ulboweil half is }'ear's s.fl.fry " a gratiii l 3 . ; to the other, thiliffugh employed for several ycal,, bring entered only for u temporary tierpcsr, mf comprusatimn is nuariled. On Sienhay ycitager von or Ttios. I:4 N N bOt. of St. li‘ill, olimit 17 years old, 4f.. occr srun 1111111 r shbotte with hi% fait her. •tmlet.eil 111111 kllrk the !sole. The young 1111/31, agril about '2l, Inigried till the following' Saturday, whet. hr expirrh. The CIIIOIICI . I. Jury returned u vtitlict of rlionsturrg/hur.—,'Cur arra/ Gazelle.l nn. 8ATE,71.1 V.S COO rNT or THE coNTA' UIOUS FEVER OF THIS COUNTRY. This is a Work whir!' isom every account. calculated to excite mina,,... tulle is looked, at all lime., ex tremely important, hot LW at this wainscot rendered peen barly interesting by the alarming epidemic wh.eh still exists ito the metropolis, Still many of our 141 - 7. P provincial towns; and no person eau be holler qualified than Di. Itsteinati to make a report ait : hecaose lie has held for fourteen years the oilier of sole M.. 1 isl Superintenclaul of the Douse of Xtecovery far the Receptioti of Fever Patients. Besides the mothers of a more ohs:ions nature which might naturally he %apposed to influence Dr. 11. iu wishing Its leave sou authentic history of a disease soh which lie has had SO tnanv opptir• 1n,,, ists of Iwcoming thoroughly acquainted, lie till , . cu.., " Ited it appears fell Idea to he worthy of record, as it rxbiLos very distinctly a igawcuiara of the commits' form. slid cif ,the cum varieties,, which the nth nitwit fever has womand in this country fur many years past; and which is likely lu cloolinur., tinder our improved and improving system of cloinestic ec sssss wny, to be the ordinary ft are of our Wand." The theory implied in this Neutron., that the infections fevers which have, al various successive periods, invaded the in. habitant. of this country, have berth flatly identical—and that the multrro...twes oho:rived in Only symptoms rind Nu it degrees a •irulettee have depended on I (11311;;I'll in our habits and manner., and oil the means of prey. mittit or roue which have beet' aslopted—is afterward,' more fully main tained and developed. l)r Rate:nail hegiss by noticing the connexion between scarcity of food and epidemic fever; which 111.116':113 to lie so mit (twin, that we are justified in regarding the former :is the cause of the latter. 'fist fo err is not generated by the mere accumulation of the pntritl en front deramtposnl ani mal matter, appears to he proved by the most decisive evi dence; though, at the same time, this is probably to he re. tailed ns a powerful circumstance au woittiplying mid foster it when mire 'trod curt Aud be observes, "The more ltd and cacti nalsral elllnviii of the living body, When allowed to accumulate by wind of elesaliiwitt soil air, are untinestionably common sources of fever."--.llllence the disease, mice generated, is extemiisely propagated by the act:rotary circumstances, want of personal noel domestic elcaillooss, :mil erowiled habitations without proiwr veuti lin to I. It would appear that the most constant and characteristic SyralOOMS 1.1 'maple typhus, are ; general priostrathits of strength, attended with pains in the head, and still more ill the limbs :mil back. I.:tioler all its modifications, Dr. 11. ob sei vet, the skin remains ; and "nn dish/ICI b • lily" is pet cep' able at the decline of the disease its a large majority of the ease , : in 19 only out of G7B, did any tieing appear like a crilicrif diaphoresis. that is, where the symptoms im mediately suksitled on the oterun nice of the perspiration. respect to the heat of the body in !spin's. we tore in formed, that it was seldom found to be increased bey 1 lOC onlinaty shisolard of health, except iii the foltricula of chit. then, a pmt w itch 1V011:11 .gloat to be 111111 - h al variance with the stab:incubi of Da .t'orrie, who it:Ranted tbe increase nf teen lanai lire al tas the essence of the triode action; mid Ile reduction of this mu' hist temperature ns the grand indication of nitre., which Is to allprrselle al t every other remedy. Dr Bateman expressly Othonais us Ilist„ in a eery great ma iority of the cases uhirb 11%-c beam uuder his care, the heat has seldom eventlul to: ear I The typhus &soy, iti this simpla farm, with which netrly two-thirds of the patients under Dr. 111.'s care, dating the present epidemic, have been affected, is out regarded as a dangerous disease; Ilyeall.3l', by siwple treatment and re mits:dot the a,ctraitrons co cultist:mei which are it a favoitr. able to the re••cstabluhmrut of health, the posters of the constitution appear to be generally sufficient to effect a cure; but the result is very dirs . .... cot in the complicated ty plots, This tecouil variety uf the disease, which fell un tier Dr. Hatt . lll3l,'S inspection, •t approximatt a very ibis' ly In the slue• t,erruris fever, so accurately depicted by or. !Niihau, ; a ft•ver which manifestly ilittera flout the putrid stilrniiul f•rcr dessoi tad by the same able alt bin, only in the less violence of Its symptimet, and its mole protract. etl course." It is stated, that daring the first till days of the complaint, the symptoms were nut rnatertally different, its the rases which afterwards became of the kind that is I placed in tlitc Second Class, f . those yf the First. At this period au ii - crease Of the gt lived diminution of the vital powers Was sexy p 1 .11:e; and of all those which have usnally.beell leganled as indirasiiwe of a deranged condition of the nervous hauctions; two it would appeal. that ►hr. putrid or malignant syutptums,as they have been t•,.nuuuuly rstyled, scarcely ever occurred ill the Douse of Recovery. Among ti7S patients, two only had extensive ceehvatioses, or livid blotches; lust even here the state was rather indica tive of a failure is the pawera of the circulating system, thaa of any change ill the unsure of the constituents of the t l t l t l l INaly, or any tendency to their derompusition or putrefac tion. 'nu.. cll. concludes Iv.tbsoutecuriu s sdurum.uta respecting the average mortality itf lite typhus fever, whirls has been (beyond all doubt) greatly diminished in this citatory siithin the last ccutir;y ; but it is nut catty to form any correct tsiimate tau this pond. 111 e bt:Cli..lll oil the uietlital of treatment occupies nearly unc-iliiid of Ills volume, and Callilitit be studied with tutu much attention. Notwithstanding the great reform that has tram place sluice the errors of the Hamoralists, _rid the ►till more fatal practices uf the Druatonaus, Dr. Bateman that we have nut yet overcome all slur herons of deb.lity, and vie still have sseuurse to our stimulants, al thitag iu 104 formidable closes. "litese, however, rata"! to a vet" , few iustances, awl to the later stages, are to be en tire!) discartkil: sue air to commence with AU . CIIOIIC of ipt- casino; then to italtuniister a purgative; mid afterwards, if the tweasion I quires, proceed to blouil.lt ug , 51141 employ cold drinks non t ceroal coil through every period of the disease Dr llatemati liar nut, however, fuoud the use of the cold effusions, as recoismiended by Currie, to mimer the ex peciations that were raiital 111 in. iavutir ; it is 01 . 1r11 4 1 / 1 1iCilit to tint 11l practice, It did nut appairistly abridge the disease ; mot it would appear C...st cold waloisig *Oh a siitinge is ge nerally a more t flecked! remedy. or, 13.'s reit - talks toi blood -Ist tp.p. ate we peculiarly caudid :.ii.t judicious, that they de serve the uttuost mien tom s.f ..It those who are auxittus to ictonrc the 111041 correct juit.:iiieut no this vial importatit and touch eoutriiverted 1.111—" appearimee of ht foot. or debility," as ii is very forcibly mid currt etly stand, induce • difinnllllUtt 10 swerve froiu a steady pur suit or the aiiinpliloostie plan, in diet. regimen, an.l medi cine." '1 hiough the a hide progress of the disease, except is 1:0111t Cat 4 • 105.1.r..N Uv Irnun.wtion , Dr. Bateman eijoitis that, whatever may be the sprcuratiee of debility, •• the administration of Ca 01,,4.r, . antic:it !loads, arum:Hie con fection. and every desei of cardial tir nom., tool more especially bark, should he srli;sh,to•ly avoids-tr . *1 he opposite tieat meat has , beyond alldunbt , prmlnet d those very *} 'Tipton.* of nialiguaney which the bah and atue wrre supposed to be necessary to porno. A ll thuse a pyearaitees which depend on it morbid condition of tlie 111 ft 011 S and which have usually betas attributed to debilay, nrc with touch some po.priely referred its the meet of cungestion, and puss , - Tiro iirltati t.f the blunt ur its uppewisgex. s!aily impala's( I/4/111i aie disewotal iu the %echoes ohs tototigiots, which we r.gul Ih.l use limits trill not plruul Mt 111 40.- 4'14 flu lla r than by a gene-eat ref. seine. Ihe most 4113tt I ial of theme riiiita r,..yreis the distance to which the contagion • of ty p.,n • Is eapiihte of berme conveyed by the atmosphere; A hiris Zit. 'arm fouled“! is Hig,CU IlB+ Ill:ul e ly ,liapecl, lit 71 r pr riti ps cattatiliag . more ilomt a few It,. I liard, p.uv.dt4 that bee accts au is aolniiitt4l. Ito proof'al this vory important twarlical p. 1.1111111, Itcls are card (sum sloe amok, of Ittisstl, )14,urirois, anti otlicr , , t ret•pectisitr the pique, as wt II a t hr 1.m.l and II aFKarth traprelsag freers gearr.,:lt ; aml from thr set y curious es itertust it of 11 . 11yato uI Lyons, test the CO111411(1401 of %111/111. pax. Fr ill. se and ollier (lets a a ' , titular trottleacy, cle.t‘rf the " that infectious entouot I lie taagiot ill Slir open air, yet a 1% n rluie allorttaitaaitato to the satipt laiiiiril sauce. of it , Use pt . E4Oll Najd cunt: tlyd ;1111011T1 set the sick ; see ihAt 141 ren der.: it+ 1111 l unteaerle, it itingl Lr eutd. o.ed aO.l areituirtiatrd in a conovir 4 and us., Iwugtd alietiaaere ; air on she app all .' rr la (klieg whirls hag bill* LIN( tit rU"tall WWI Ore vatirllt." Tla• pracitriol itireorosc.::s, riot... air clear; namely, that ! 1111 l &wipe I'llolll r" , 111t: Ihraugh the atta els of 011 taro t . leth or swat I.,aipitala, woe altuz , lhor tin. ,tuunetuel; that accu IU ato apartal. al, oNalair,itm may IS: ea. Ilrel3 pretculetl rutin, aprta.liul; ly r..sb eleaolineca, %thuds *hottl.l 11,(14 f,,rt• In. 1 kl.:11,,%1.1) 1. ip noon ; can folly avoi,litie the u.r nI c.t , tspliter, toltat 10, 1 w.. mar, and all mum:, ontyllinc "mho:loco:, w lass It lot e no i t ,. Anenc in 11144 rOyillg I,lllisicifm, and which lead Ito a sLot gerous 111111111/111111111 of security, by emicealiog the twat which ought to he rctooved by yenta:moil. MA IiKET.S. COON EXCHANGE, Movn‘ir, Novrmentit 9. Our market was abundantly supplied this moraine, Si will appear from the statemcut onportat His due iuc last nisi:. The pimil.tv tirsi.t r.r.iv.ll luz ns fu11ows:E111/11 ,1 4 %11, f. quartet-. ; roreirn ditto, 16,048; Envli-h v. 1-2.1P2 t ; runnels ditto, tt.ll7t; Unclish Oats, 11,350 ; Forricts dot.. 11,238; Esiglash Beau., 919 quartets; Fortier' ditto, 3,01:,; English Pease, t'32 quarters; turrigii ditto , 010. The supple of Wheal front our own roast was taken off readily at flue prices of this day or. k, Imo FOrtlea was very dull; Icy has but s dull sale ; Oats, Prase, and Mans. sold on the same brunt as this slay wr. k ; but there was nu briskness in the sate of done ankles. In other kinds of 'grew Uwe is nn aLieratuna. 1'111C1; Or 11111:Al) l'lllA IV17.1:1:. ..... The bithcst p. ice of the he't W Mateo lir. aJ throw:Una th e meteop.thq, in fl atell he the psinripl Bnkrrs to hr INa Nhillinyold a //affiw.my the (touter.. Lout. Some sell iht thierterst Lout' liom tow panty to two pence lower. lb. oz. lb. oz. Peck Lola to weigh 17 6 Q•. uteri. Lent to wci,2s I 5i 11.01 . ditto NI I half Quartos, ........ 2 21 M1111 , 1E1.1) Al.tllli ET, 31ovnam, Noyeasu►:n t►. .Yhia day's inai lift was well supplied with prime beash and the alien of cats le, in general, was tolerably coml. Veal k clu•aper ; Bea, Mutton, and rink, were dearer; and Hoe trade. fir the 00., parr, was • ttttt ewhat liiisk. The at hr. i.. the !las/market were tallier lierly : Clocne has dropped in price; ILI!, and Straw l'i. ti bed lust prices. We oubjuiu su accurate atatemrot or the prices and numbers:—. To sink the offal per atone of 81h. Reef....3s. 0.1 to Ss. 4.1. Head of Cattle this day:— %baton ..41. 01. to fis. 4I !least& 2 Mt Veal.... 4a 4I to 04. NJ. Sheep 10,9041 1.,,,4 .. 4.. ti I to It;. SI. Calres .320 1atch...04 01. to 0;. 0./. I Pica .... NE1'16.111.: AN D LEA DENII Al.l. MARK LA'S. (By the Cnrilist ) Reef .... 3s 0.1 to 4s 11.1 al 44 61 111 Si 61 11Totlott.. 4a 4.1 to Sr 4.1 I 1'0rk..... Ss 8.1 to Bs 64 MCP.% OF HAY AND STRAW. rr. wines. WITITECIIAPRZ. nny 6/ 104 0.1 le 81 01 tlit Hay..7l 0.1 lu tit 14. Si ..to. 2/ lia MI to 31 04 0.1 I Ilantur In 12, MI In 21 114 ad Clover 71 15s 04 to 01 Ils 04 Clover Si 94 olto 9/ *4 *1 PRICES 1)1 7 TA Ll.tni Towll'l'Bllow 9$ 6.1 —od Ittigsin 00.04 OJ IVlliieditto.. WI. 0 41 Son) $6 0.1 —s 0.1 31elins; Stuff 70.. 0.1 804 0,1 LlO6O ttttt gh..44A 0,1 fAis OA SOAP, ice. re f 112ib. YLIIUM 30411). 1124 1214 i'mril Pstiou 1444 Graves el. es (~oil Dregs ... lea es PRICE Or RAW As state.' by the Talluw A1e11.16. St James's Nla..ket ..5t 7.1 Whitechapel Slat Lei 5.a 5.1 Average.... 6.1 'AT, per gtomp .49 Staled by the Butcher", St. JimeAs llarket...ii 7 h;techapel Minkel 5. Sid in' C.l N PLUS, l'rmai Tallow Clsandlers Hall. • • Pi ire of Candka, ptr dvz:o, 14s 6.1-11.14,11 g, lGs il. • 6.1. vs. stiszrei allo,Yrd fur ready ni,otavy. SHEEP SKINS. Polled, 54 0.1 to GA :191 041 In 4a ljti PRICE or novs, p g . (7,.% I. XIV" RAGS. NEW PORI/ARTS. Kent—. to 71 7q Kent.... 7/ 04 to bt It• 5/ 12s to 6/ 111 a Slitstx 10, to 71 &meg —.Ol oa to 0/ O. .. 71 7: to 1.4 us Vacating', s.cond, 9/ to tot los—cm.., 111 to 121. l'w•eigtt P4wkels 3/ Sq to 4/ 4.4. COAL MARKET, Nutrktitsta 0. S .1 1 1. at Market. Ships Sal.l rem. 3'2 Newcastle :0j 39..6.1 lu 01s 01 12 Seelictleittl Yt ste:dAy —I na.to 314‘tot's Day—Holiday at the Baud, Etat lath*, and Sunlit Sea Mu.' s. 11111111. Ihe `Roth Septemlier, in America, Mrs. 13.0ne5, of tia New Yutk Theatre, of a daughter. DEATHS. lu Percy-street, on Saturday mornitic, azed ohm yrli• • JOaiglie the son and Only child of 31r. Itti ird J. H. Bureuwes, Esq. one of the Magistrates of _ ruin:lt-street P olite (face; he att I I t he uffice on and apparently as well as usual; haviir: occasion to into the City on lousiness, lie was there mimicked with a gitltlintti. in the head, he was taken home iu a chair, and capitol siikin twenty-ions hums. He hail hcen subject to rheumatic 101 l added to in attack of au apoplectic stature, ha+ hastened his dissolution. H11:11 %VAT Ell THIS' DA Y AT I,ON 114 darning after 12. I Eerning 17 after 11161VOPIP DE.IIIUTY. THE CORDIAL BALI a GILEAD him. ing begs, uncommonly successful whit young penpl.. who have the appearance and air of old age; Wile MT ...it, triferuitiaste, benandied, sto,nid, and even imbecile; allow . bodies are lOC.inie bent; whose legs are no longer aide tr carry them ; alio have an utter distaste for every thit.g, ass 4 are totally incapscitated--this celelwaletl Cuitic.l highly crewman - mica to the afflicted with these Met:nibble.... disiwileis, as the only medicine that can be administered with assured confidence of success, ts virtues brio;; daily tle ulllustrated in sradicatiug the woist and most dangewas symptoms; and nothing has tended no much to establish it. fame, as the certain stars - ma in those complaints which sulk, their iu..ls SO drop in the Cattztitution, ausl nos 1M fatal the happiness ut mankind. Sold by Leigh, Is, Strand; flacon, Irse, Oatiird.strest Ches pink ; Tut!, Pitchange ; and IVard, Holborn; Price II s. per bottle , nr tour iu one family bottle, for 33 , On wlurh one an 111 bottle is rued. The words " Sarni. htdonion, Liverpool, " are en:rased on the stamp of each holt le, aithoul which 111111 e are genuine. •,.• Dr. Solomon Ca poets, ahem consulted by letter, the usual comphiticia of .1 cue pound note to be enclosed, sd• dressed, " Money letter. Dr. Sulniusiti, Ilsosse., 'tad Liverpool. Paid Alan, the celehratt .1 A INTL . :IR:ENT LOTION, se eff.c. Inal cure for eruptions on the lace awl skin, partictilarly pjitiples, blotches, lettera, ringnvorm•, tan. SOI4III IIO . tirtel..ll, shingles, prickly heat, redness Of the 11101.4 110% - kg lifitll, &C. scurbotic mid cuts lievo.: eftloSiollS of every lion, being the mist valuable tonplisitinti and appendage I' the toikt ever offered to the Nobility sod Gentry is the United Kingdom. Price 4i. Oil. and 21. 9d. a Bottle, duty included -- l ll . 7 ol c . : . ri e f fi t i t ; l r : v o r, o , b i tt u l t r i e le i s b t e am ws p ir:l o s. l : b . u Sat u i t st 1 0 hi lt: c d h li . o n n e , 4sLetagr,r ine. - LONDON , Printed and Published at tic. °Les. Nu. 12 7 . Strand; *kw Advertisements are rireittml. w d totir'• (postpaid) must be adrimme I. C fut 1. Clement's ten, Priuier —J. i ta'"l'