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!~/~1 1 TlrsA TRE-ROTA COVENT-GARDEN THIS EVENING, ATURDAY, Sept. 25, win he *clod S use Comedy of THE CLAN DESTIN.E MARRIAGE. • p n i Nei/. tar. W Forret]; Sir Jebn Melville. Me. Ab. }rAt; Sierliow. Mr. Friweei l a iveweli, Mr. C. kemble ; owe, Mr. Farley ; Brus h, Mr June'. ; Mrs. Heidi-16cm, 1 import Miss sterling, Mrs. C. ; Fanny, frtHE NEW PATENT HATS by HALOS ant CO. Imo risen to a iletree of cele brity quite unexampled, from its combining every requisite a Hat might to rowan. The principal material is silk ; io appearance it ;mimeses the band Muter, is equally light, mad will wear twice as long; its beautiful colour mil stripe it retains to the last, masses all weather, and, ualike the heaver, it never spots with rain. Price ins. The Patent list it sold wholesale and retail, at 4t4, Steam', corner of 13e.1G.rd street ; ID, College green. Dah lia; and CI. New-builJitiga, Norih-hridge, Edinburgh. • • SUPERIOR 1100X.4 roR TII F. USE OF SCHOOLS, Published by J. 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[Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed Jane 14, NIA (Contioued from our Paper of Friday, September 17.) Luna . , 15 die Marti . ), 1819. Sir JOHN JACKSON, Barwitt, is the Chair. Charles 11I'Lean, If.D.'s examination continued. You know it breaks out with great violence at particular seasons?—ll am siot much acquainted with the slats of the suell.pox iu the East Indies. Can you define the pinto as distinct from any other fever, by its symptoms?—As must necessarily happen of a disease produced by causes uf such diffusive tittlnence, and capable of 'mime ao variously moshbed, its phaeomena embrace almost all the symptoms which the living body is capable of exhibiting. But few of these, however, ran occur at once in the same person : and there are sone, which' can be considered pathagnonsonick. Most Only, therefore, bas this disease been called Proteiforni. This inference, Gum the unitive of things. to cunfirmed by fact' and observations. " It is to various,' says Fra Louigi di Pavia, who attended a plague hospital thirty years, " as the complexions and constitutions of those unfiartueate person+ whom it attacks," and if be bad pot believed in contagion, lint bad been aware of the proper causes, he would have added, " and u the solidifications, proportions, and combinations of the causes operating." Iu general it begins like other forms of fever, with a cold, succeeded by a hot fit; and the fever fur the most part, partakes of what have been called in the schools the nervous (typhus) and the putrid. The expression of the couute natter, sod the appearance of the eyes, and of the tongue, are the least variable of all the phenomena. " The surest symptoms of the plague," says Era l,ouigi, " are the ryes dusky and turbid, fixed and sparkling; the tongue lurked, of a whitish colour, inclining to yellow, with the extremity red, which branches oat in a number of small ramifications exceedingly lammed." In the Pest House at Constantinople, I observed that the appearance of the couutenance is peculiar. It more nearly resembles the desultory and wandering look, which lakes place in the typhus of Batavia, and in the jungle fevers of other parts of the East Indies, than the faluitous and fixed stare, which I have met with in the yellow fever of the west. The skin and muscles of the face exhibit a tremulous appearance, which, with a certain fierceness of the eyes, and sometimes an involuntary motion of one of the eyelids, as is winking, gives a peculiar expression of counteauce; the whole con stituting rather a ludicrous wildness of aspect, increased by the 'Tots of the patient, as if emotions of the inatitior ilinatiou of his features to preserve their composure. Era Louigi remarks, that the rye of the side ea which eruption hegius,becomes smaller thau the other; and that in prupurtion as the eyes turn clearer, and the •ision more perfect, the hopes of recovering are stronger. In the Pest Elt.spital I eileolved the appearance of the tongue to be very various; " come times blackish, sometimes brown,sornelimes quite white, and sow and then of a flesh red ; always, in *cycle caste, dry and hard, and must commonly euvered with a thick mist, et iierally corresponding with the colour of the organ fur the lime bring. I have also seen it of a glossy grey, stem: Wing the first formation of icicles upon water; and this slate, coterie paribait, appeared to promise the most favoarable termination. My own tongue, aotwithatandiug that all the other symptoms of consequence were removed before the twelfth day of the disease, continued of a darkish brown colour, dry, and with a disagreeable bitter taste, especially about the rout, till the eighteenth day. The affections the circulating system, and of the brain and nerves, are extremely various, troth in respect to their degree, and to the phenomena by which they are indicated. The pulse varies both in streugth and velocity in a remarkable degree. The affections of the brain in the ear lier and milder stages, are indic ates ' by a rapid and unconnected succession of Was, a hurried speech, a tremulous and unsteady walk, and • distracted brut; the higher otrgrees are accumpanied by delirious, anxiety, I:m -eow, and melancholy, as well as great muscular debility generally prevailed throughout. There is sumetinsee, at the curnmencement, a considerable cu stipation but deorkera and huotooltnge indicating a desolation of the texture of the blood, arc also in its progress not unfrequent nplosrls .when severe denoting meets auger. In tbe Lev al ant, the plague is tonally divided tuts six kiwis. The—true, or her plague, is which the larger glands are swells d; ad other tumors are called Carlene, and are divided lido five classes, according to the degree of danger which they drover. The disease is to be distinzuished by the aggregate of its symptoms. You have been is Cessilistinople?--1 bare. TON know the salmi Psis That is ceserally ishshited by Europeans?—By Greek% owl tea better sort of Armenians gigo t avid by Twits. Yms ate aware Ike plaint makes nisei less ravage in that I:ef . than in mbar districts ?—I a.. aware that it makes more ravage You are aware of the methods b, chiefs at &eyries %tidally rodeaver Perfectly; by abutting themselves Are you aware Olt there are sae, caution being found fruillese.asid out to prevent —I unslerstaust it is stmielimes &witless. hut that it is Peppered to lend to prevent it ; and t Where, %glib truth, slot by gnarthog Arnold contagion lu my °pile**, hat the Vicissitudes of the at naos - phere. lo what MllOlllllllO you :steam: for an epidemic disorder being prevented ; by simply shultiee a honor in an infeetitius place ?—I have, in a parr which I presented to toe Cows. mite?, entered at lame into the ettplauatiuu of those cur. consols's:so. I understand that at Malta, *here limos pie. Cautions were taken, they were generally succelsoful; hot that at Gibraltar, where the same precautinas were taketi, they were generally imam:maul. Are you acquainted with the state of Arnyrne—Kul ac cording to my ideal; of the subject, the beiteet to tie deemed from shutting up must entirely depriCi %I nn the sir va which the house is situated, and she miteo inert-Mentes to. japed, and ils degree of efeentive Aunt the groilluth On those circumEauces prueipelly, sad epou elintliug Ale windows at the must dangerous periods of the day, MO 1.4 not to allow a tlttwough draft of lit dns.sg ilw pratileetia/ season in the town - , depeude the prevention not of cents• glum but of sl!e entr ince of the pestilential bleats whirls cause the malady. English sedum are foniinunly from the duerser, and Less tidily In it then oti,nra. You say Zile sailers ate less liable ; are they not exposed to those blasts ?—Yrs. when they arc ashore ; but their con stilut are better aisle to bear it, and they sleets es better air on shipboard. Did you ever hear of inoculation fur the plague hare. Willi what success ?—I have heard of a Cenfholan inocn- Wing himself three times and IRA ISLIIIC tile die aw the two first times ; but the third tone being seir-d oath the malady, by a cinucirience, a recall as I cocceivr which weed have equally happened whether he lied been illtorlll3ted ear 1101: 11w case I allude to particularly, its the case of Whist., ales died in Ellept• Have you heard of any patient being inoculated again and again for the small-pot and nut taking N. mid atter. wards taking it by infection ?-1 du nut know of any facts I can speak to. Du you know the opinion of Dr. White on the suLject of the plague?—His opinion was, that it leas nut contagiusi•; Le attended several palieot• ill of what i.e suppnsed in be the plague ; but one in particular, Awn whom he trek emit ter, suit rulthed himself without any injei ions flirts bemg !traduced; and this statement is certified by the ti.tet *gent of transports and v pains of crania on she NMI. 0.. you use the words contagions and MA ctious as sy nO - ?—I am not aware that I have used the %surd uutct lino at all; if I hare, it is *yucca unit. I-0211(11114 that to he she way in which it is gents ally employed. Have. you understood the Americans are (tong to Anthills their quarantine laws b.—l undirstsorl tlw people of Hale • mute hate either pail ially or wholly abolish!, el it; hot 1 Lave no ether authority than the newspapers. Do you consider the eidablislimeut of one owe quaran tine laws of any use !—Not of the smallest use; if it be tine that there never has airived at any one period of tone any one pewit from the Levant, ur ally suitor plate, actually labouring smiler the plague ; and if it he ter, at, opting to the advocates fur vontagion. that goods, wares, and niercben dist can retails infectious Air *even, fourteen or twcioy years. it must be apparent. that with neglect to Vida* A. alit 13 with scare* to persons, a quarantine of forty can in such cases be of no curt of use. Who ate Ow advocates that maintain that she infection could tw' retaim4l for SO stool ran mrdtral Wriler 4 . noon whose works lute gum:mime laws wile oilman! founiled. Are not the regulations of the Lazaretto system, adopted in Italy, founded upon the idea that the plague i 3 %ima ging* ?—Cerlaraly. Are they found effectual fur pnerntior infertioss ?-llr no means. In my work mina the subject I hate waled whit happened recently at the town of Nays, which was am rounded by lines of circumvallatiun, ditches, aud coition' u stoops. and every mode of restriction imposed upon she M. habitants ; and the disease command as it has thine at idiot plares subject to plague pollee, its usual retiree, and rusted at the usual time. Did the circumstantial that °crooned at Noya begin in the latauetto?—l t do not at this m 00000 ent r.c.•llrat the cc - cumsianee ,• but I have got an account by ale which tai ascertain that point, if St should Ise deemed of any cotes. epietice. In the cases where the iafection has been communicated, notwithstanding that system, have not the cases that liar.. orcurred tumidly uccorred in the homely) !—Nii. lu MAL,. according to the evidence of the Pretideno of the Collier .•f Physicians, who ',Mended the lazaretto hospital for I 5 yea..., no person employed as en expurgator of goods was ever affected during the whole of that period with the malady nor in the plague of 11413 was any one of those pi moil , 47- retied; they enjoyed therefore a greater exemption from lite disease than the community at large. 'Slits I mare Crisis (siderite of Dr. Caruhantia, prom, medico of the college, DEA Dr. Grieves, su pain brigand of quern oat Did you ever hrnr the plague had then at Marseilles siure the great ► l agga ev—l have not heard of it ; but 1 make P. 3 doubt it has been there partially. Dow do you suppose the p'serie gut into the Intarettei t I am snowshoe peuple to base arrived there taboos lug nailer it from the Levant. Not bronchi by gnools?—No ; I conclude they mind two arrived with the disease upon for in, preidioted by th► whirls Owl had left, or that of the ship, or site gussis, or the lazaretto iteelf. %uppoaiog persons brought into the country, irifecieil with the disorder, do yoga think the disorder would a ire have nut the smallest apprebenaiuu of that on the teary, I should cheerfully expose myself to erudite& with alt prisons lahouraig moiler disea;e, or with bales of gmoihi ar rivine from the Medi rrrrr neau, or any other quarter, in which plague or other epidemic diseases are supposed to prevail; assured that I could nut, (sum wire contact, take the disease. Slow du ion account for one person coming iufectid to one place, beatir,, capable of giving it to ushers I —'l leas is assuming the fart the Committee are impairhog into, mid which 1 du not admit ever to have bappehed. Have you ever known cases in which the plague has pre_ vatted in a laseretto,aad not ou the tows or disortht where it was situated 4-1 think it was stated to have prevailed at Marseilles its the lazaretto and not its the luau. You Gave nut seen that yourself?—Nu. now du you arenent fur its introduction Into the I:11- wits ?-14y persons aiming with the illsente upon' them, or leaving a port at ems with it upon theta, or coining (ruin the sir that eccamuned at. Do you meats to say that other prisons gat it frcen the person who arrived '—tai 1 du mut mdmmt that Otte lo Imporn. You do not .tale that of rue own Isnouremlge )-1 Ir.••• outittog of Mr lasAreilos at Marseates (rota My„.01110 k.re lithe, only Ovum. of Melts. No that if to the tat 'refloat Mareeides there lad .strteti CIVAVI of the plaque. you itemise tbst itotisiousiu I..thoor.sog under the consplatut must have move Otto ot wash tbe .14611 plaint upon them !—lt to very difficult to anonym that woe. tet, b e cause the pilots may be oesfounded with ao matte o ther maladies ; but costisise to the obugue, sus not aware obit such ease* hare occurred ; that cases base u , . coned is which it is suppueed to be ate plague, hod suited as such, sod hot spread, is certainly true. (7'• k aratinised.) ...., :- ‘.• ...,.. ' , ou rn ilite s.. •...._, . ... . . PRICE 7d. .4 awl eta aware of that ; .1 as ravage near the distvict Tontines. noise& by winch the Frank stel ,. • endeavour to avoid the phypee— 1 toterlitur op in their houses. ere are nasty tos!asent of Mot Ott - ItaNttutil nut to prevent the peepte? Nitres fruitier.. but that it Is also • -.