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7 ti . ~ N ,. ~' I. ) - -ado al•noratbranstan - •• a: 147 .ikamor dr attain sicoar e iwaimiise ame , s ..if Tikipsirk-rimmemewa' •;"' la. • • . r .1 •,' Ntilliasstqfss, Hikiev ?Ws, SON 01. Junks ad Csoillea distioav' 9CIIIIIOI 1 -.6. 1 11 . ofte USAtle Isasolt. n' • Its this east the Phistliteas • shfo l -einer. thy is • Isidttps Sail - skied' was b ` , se* ' tie sir Vl34llaiitt .1 the was brought inesiber bath - Unit.. Defeudoat a Aar of 501. +aatl under th. followlog circumstances :—.The " hanfiff'hail a:dip celled the Dodifiettes, which 6 ii hr one dtvareeplhf gettioe a charter for, and he se "bett=pplii,l/41 In the Defendaof to procure him ' 4 lll . Defendant accordingly istroduo "%WSW to a merchant named Werrandr, and a 1 4tillmoght of an averment was drawn op sad Mr. Warmish sod dte Plaintiff, who hilth obgeledllita to it. ' If irrovidid that the Plaintiff was 'l6 end the altiP to Madeira and St. Vincent'a, Mr. Warren& coasting to preerne a fell homeward SlipMossbat'et the customary rates would amount illitr 4,958 R. Ilia imeemeat was signed the lesabile Mbomou ht behalf of both the partite. flows tofkiogg aneorvissie iudoce the Plaintiff la ellesee .otnis missal, be mimed to permit the ehip to go the Mee% awl demanded back from the Defendant the e t titgeale minitur, with which be had bees iistrumed, to ah.• the Capitols's as eadorred ow it t bat the GsDelbellastimisiod as it got Its kW a lite es that .06testwit keittaseteuitt of his tomosiesiost, ite per tbr estinsomil amount of thr.hosao -141194118911.1 elmitabt. The Plaintiff paid Inns lA* Mime* immtolit his Befits to reeo•a• tot' Lyn Cm R . r-- decidedly of q►i- sisiesiliat these eould be no lies for any coatiosent to iialeint; be she pecorat ewe. the costingefsey was Illie•freight. which might oe 'night not be *wives!. swam *hip might be less before she completed her Assonterood voyage, in which case no freight venial be -obeniveble. This. his Lordship said, did not pre b4adiee any chino which the Defendant sight have far damages analog oat of the breech of cootrivin. by. the Plaintiff not aUoisiag the ship to perform the voyar. Verdiet lea: the Plaintiff—damages 301. costs 40.. r. aaVess Tor the Plaintiff. end Mr. ti• 440 . the care for the Defendant. V ` OVA I. sum,. w"This Aria'ictwb a of truver to recover a chaise and harem& Mr. M•allirlft stated real Defendant W not. Mr. Birkina, from whom the A * *atolllit the cholie .nd Ales* takes it *soy - 4usabli at • 4itaioakainity to Stsith. -!,milielorored Owl the chaise *:tllistirh's by the Plaintiff •.ett•Ort, en the Itth -o* , Mr. Scutum?' rested • t *auc• that the chaise - Ibsen ohtsieed so/441111y . live►]-o.teblp in Werwooth-rnews, by she Plaintiff, is • positive premise that . two `o►ses which he be removed till *bey Whistling which he bud Sanas to let him taking sem seen . kiwi.lanting *aced was first know to &. mid. as it appeared aft.. of Steven.) to Cheltenham, union r.K ..-.___ beers sold hy public auction for a meal) less sum than the Plaintiff had agreed to give him for them. The chaise and harness the Plaintiff bought in him . self at the sale, and took to Gloucester, from whence Are seat them to Smith's (the Defendant) In the flume of Stevens. The Learned Gentleman pro ' "ceeded to call his witnesses, but there were several chasms and defects iii km proof, both with respect to the areener in which the Plaintiff obtained the property, and the sale which took place at Chet. tenbsni ; and it also appeared that for the chaise •and Imams a hill of exchange was drawn by Birkies ou the Plaintiff, and accepted by him, and uo proof was given that the bill bad been presented for pay ment to the Plaintiff at his residence in blanches tet-itreet. The LOH) CHIEF JUSTICE here interposed, and •eaid, there could be us doubt that, in point of law. this was a sale which ve.ted the property in the Pleotif. It wus very ortfortoitate for the Defend art. There was w doubt, indeed nohndy could Ife'lp seeing what the case was; but the Jury must Arcade accords./ to the law. His Lordship direct. • eil the Jury to lad for the Plaintiff, for any suin Ogee thirty guinea.. The Jury reiuruid a verdict for the Pleat Damages; 351/. ARRANGILMENT OF ItUentillel. The Lord Cenci* Ju•tice • will not again at' IViti Pries iu London until the 4th March neat. A' FEIRIJARY 13. .1 Atlroll AIMS OTMERS 5. ' .• • This was re action brought by the Plaintilffsli 'who are tailors. to recovers sum of 91. 18.. beteg.' - 41ie balance of su account f..r clothe. furnished to Defendast Ozberry (11w comedian). The Plainttff called whimsies (ins shopmen). and Mr. lisreaseil comedsim). who prop :d the de livery of tilt ebrb s, and alio the accouat for them, snatrautiug to 431. IS.. The Plaistiff giving cre dit for 34T. left • balance 'of 91. Ills. which was vow sought to be recovered. The defence war, that not only the charges tor the clothes were Siaressoualde, hot that die sccoSiit, *yen accordltig to those untrasonable CharKra, was overpaid by pertain bills of eichauge drawn by the Plaintiff Ss the Defeisclaut. The bills were put in, but it appeared thairthe int bill fur lei. lOa. wasdrawn by W. Hallos 0n1y.," and it was contended far the Plaintsffs,•thatthat ' bid was fir goods furnished before the partnership( by W. Hakim ea his separate necinia, and not brie( included to the secossittbilitered. sesosiut. sag se 4ffi. le.. cosild set be me off against it. 'nee Jog , fss4siil- • weediet for tile Plaintiff-6 Dosages 91. leas sovrvaesaveN PLEAS, itt ! nanallpirissavaav 14. .1 It i 1-TII %MS , uri ?salami Illifillilall; f• 1111111 T. ' ' _I A goochi add aDdi &lily's', 4191401- 70{1aad Nobles am grocers in Lon. . p ,dmisgdee Owe defendant Terry, of Dudley, ,withopods to the amount of 150/, for es hick awn et a NIL yap given to the Plaintiffs' traveller, who put it is the post at Birtnipghant, together with other billy via the •erbolse amounting to upwards of ' 1 12,0014 for the purpose of remitting them to the bro w ,. The letter never arrived, and, upon a de , 'nand being made to the Defendant,some time after the bill became du* far the payment of ;he Amateur. he refused, ou the ground that, as there was no proof of the bill baring been destroyed. be might • be compelled by the holder afters odd to Joy spits. An indemoity was offered to him, bot.he refused to accept it, sad the present WHIM was broughtto recover the amount of the geodseokl, and for which the Wu bill had been gives In payment. The Chief Joetice Ds Lt.m, in his climes to .the Jury. said the party whip brought as action epos a bill could net recover without prodeciug the bill, or giving proof that it had been destsegod. lip i such proof bad helm given is this coma dPi.thertil.l t i fore the Pleiatiff could not recover pgeg i ggkagli 1 bat he left the question. as to whether popessrs4 boon mod. (or the goods. to the deeisnio of. Jury. ' , The Jury, after • short consideration. ret timed • vend** the Defendant, a queation epos the cop Wiped for the opinion of the Court. e polo • ..n.i...5, r•quevindver,‘ll ri.v 0. , POLICE. .4p r ends I t • led NO a .i.its tesai'A ... N .. • .sirsli , indisd si o.'l •• i toil err •. • • '41111,111111itt: firetillsidlp llambials win ms Werfroneay Wide* before Mv. ,Miriam Nemo* by the cooasobba belowgheg to tie Mese*, Society. It appeared that owl of thg.a had been a few days ago referred to the aloodieity *Ake, sad bed bees mat to the /licitly's erlahliaboteat at Paddiagnie to he art to work. bet be lead neglected to go there, sad resumed Me roma trade. Thy ware bosh committed So Gdseonr ewes Cbropter. The cosetabire who apwreheaded does aces Wormed the Alderman that the aleurbeity lookesy were so+ prepared to give easployeeeas to every able-buibed mesdieent who come hams them. A imam was twought before Mammas Meerut, on a charge of hewing robbed she pension of Moser.. Hoskin mad Hard wick, of Looreoce-lasee, of property so the aasoosst of NW. The Primmer was folly coosartied for trial. stated the Plaintiff's case. The i woe, he said, Mr. Smith, but a whoet the Plaintiff had originally le and hotness. Mr. firkins had Onus Smith, who kept• a livery et, keenly given, as he understood,. lel Smith. Witnesses were cal ,i , e chaise and harness were sent ' iota front the Ram lon at GI ... September lest. " rested his defence on the circa,- title nod harness in goestionield Finally frees Birkies, who kept eyusweth-mews, Pertland•plact, a a fraudulent manner, sad es a that neither that property, uhr is had bought of !helms, should hey were all paid fur ; notwith• laid prevailed on the hostler of I have the horses and chaise, on a short ride with his brother, seen of them afterwards. Bir- d Mr. Owen (who by the way i Racking by the Dame of Hoare,. d afterward., assumed the name leltenhain, found the horses had FAUX PAS C A novel rise caret oat before she police ow Wedges's', Ili :II a charge of assault against le 'horsey, which discloses a eel/ tl new ism life, a. fellows : A man of fashion lately advertised for a wife, sod applicants were so ',Fry nowerress, that an eneettensie required to usurer letters and appoint awnings. The (nes. B. of reek is herself. aid and se inhere of t i who was the nose of the premed diesineere, was the somber of epplicerds, end akhwagh es the trees Oft:, with a family proem up. aosened the advert' sod came more Ono SOU miles from She coastal per terview with the advertseer, whe bwring too ma& of the kind on bawd, settled bet over he a Meted, chess. In the snood interview. die partite rentesitin hoes. for cemetery, mid the lady tereentieved her penes therretne. Other Unseeing* • leek plies at her ss the wed cud of the km. ; but she sought tee lie altoreey in queweee • sad I. aeother private Wender innweee bee aid the Ca.:teas. the said altering aka nende threw. apes the deer, andlienied She perdue in ale putout' slintlaisto• .7 16 1 Pinsk 404 of Neptune lawrecifise; but tisk lady ieterfered, wed net QOM his addreee, sad the lawyer premised to keys his els boon the ewes day, 'vetting is at that tem. A Mend the Captain's afterwards culled epee the annum oleo •Ileged assault was eogientsed. bet the one proved did air amend to se assault, seil.the warrant wee demanded. ' - - - - COSONE/iiffidiffST. ,—..........--_ at ' ; e Last night as I Sam held is the Board Room, St. Bartholomew's • before Mr. Shelton Cormier for the City of Losilasotas body of Miss Sonili Wood, valy fourteen yesoo.of WM irb• it sPlleuell "a the daughter of Mr. Weird, of Cooper's court, Nodes 'slime. On Moods, last, about Moe o'clock I. the morning, as she was reaching a perry off the masida-piees, her dress awed ire, and instead, shit was enveloped is dames. She rushed into the street when bee brother woo, sad threw herself jot. his arms hot is attempting to pat eat the dams., his heads sod arum were dreadfully horsed, aad be was compelled to relisqlsish she attempt, but mom MOM moistest* coming op, she eases were exiiegoished. lis was dreadfully burred shunt the body sod arms, and wu lame diately takea I. the Hospital otos elle lamysiebed I. 'ema ciating poimtilbmws o'clock oast marsh* 'brash, expired. Vadictir4oll44ol Deal*. . • . iNCENDIAIWIS. On Saturday se'nuight, hollwria swills, two in the aloes. lag, some incesishary set ire relit Meta and bon of Mr. lEdloysA Cook, of Laolibmia Farm, Henoy, Essex, is the swirthbourhood of &Whim', sad as rosin was Ilse furless eleaseui, that they were completely destroyed is a aboalt. time. Nearly at the same time a kaolin freer, erected he a sheep fold, belonging to John Fes., Esq. as Hessy Farah' set on fire, het happily the infamous attempt primed, ive. The fence was within 40 rods of the fans-hosm sell red of filii. Rua, mod there is so doubt bat the lutes.. ; str, OS el have destroy, the whole of the premises. Mr. pop imaged, but Mr. Cook's property, which was de. us uut,„ oaday ae'onigiit, shoot laitlf:past sit o'cloilt is the torising, a mock of oats es the premises of Mr. Page, of Clactin, is Ewes, was discovered to be es ire; the Jai* Owing high is burned wish great Airy , sod was Is • few spommed, together with seams other stacks, a doable find other buildings ; • good supply of water Wog Amy, mini • number of persons baring collected, the boom maw oalbeiltings were saved; the hones and Mime Ileetie were with difficulty driven from the spot, withmat *jury. There is every reason to soppier that the Aro was tasted by a wanton soil diabolical iscesidiary.--Tho lase is estimated at 1,2001. which was hutted la the Eases Fire Hake. A mama of ibe Daum of Weals, at work so the new Duchy of Loacasier office, sear Waiscilos.bridge, fell yesterday from the third story, mud was dreadfidly cat and bruised. He wa• carried into the Savoy Palseepebltc house, and aergieal assistance was immediately procared, bet little hopes are eatertaieed of his moves,. This is the third sccideut that In happened at this building. .. 4.1 46 The !allowing are the dimensions of a very extra ordinary pig, killed at Witham-on.the-Hill, near 81404prd, on the 26th ult. :-3 feet 11 inches round the throat, 4 fret 4 niches from the nose to the I Ail, and 8 lent roaiid the body. It was 6 months sod 3 days old, and weighed 16 stone 6lbs., to the Stolle. It seas bred by Colonel J )1111110 was the bast of the litter, and so .dell that Lu*sentai Pil.Pea. whose property it was, and whit led it, took it from the yard iti.lus Aut. The butcher thought ell the boors, if cleaned, stoultitiot weigh Ins poireds. The meet when cold was pure tea/lady due, Arm, ud berth i••• ad HP 1 "t Aar. Ligalt. •1. 1 agetellgighw.• Ilato 1 apt AI "'• I 10104 art Soap, • to 1 art Nee - 04.1 PRDOSTRIANISA • A I'd ga to . ' • t- • edT Mortis, the boxer, undertook hts motel' to go !*IM, 0. wiles is three bon es Weems* ea the Ihrightises twee 4 o•Tbe rood was a aissestrod oils bow the Mitre at Tualliwg. towards Sutton. A sue is eight reissue would s Woe lob if kept to at. 'lsola was Noe seisms* ,Ilss lint mile. sad mace thus as brae tieing the woo oak Me bad Nearly pewee urged to perform is the third how, sod r,li was obserrahle to the mapire at theessi of the wile, that ~his speed bacessori, sod he wee at lest declared to have woe with Goer illsoutes to spare. It was however objected ,te es the gonad that he bad est rue boos at Ow Mitre cad of the ante, sad the stabs at 75 taboos aide is mot 111010.11111 h. i • %Mt *of r •ad. ilea warn." • • • FUNERAL OP LAO)* PRTAIL 11 1.,1 r And iyela The notsio of the Rlibt Pace. Lady Pole wog &Pe. sited au Tuesday we'datibt' with great twist poop la the family vault at lagosetose le Essex. His Grace the Doke of Norfalk, mole to Lord Petre, attended with She relation os the side Olds Lordthip ; mad Sir George Serroisgboo, fart. sack ti the deceased, 'aboard se piaci pal moonier with the relations ow the side of her Ladyship. Few deaths have eireastosted sere domestic grief sad more peers' regret has diet of Lady Pelee: educated lAA so. usual care wader the iwnwediste eye of her usiversally esteemed and respected paresis, Sir Richard sod Lady Se tilitsglield—lstrag, beautiful, sod highly accomplished, it loss pleased Provideoes to est her of is the bloom of exietenee, sod fs the fell eajoysost of ell the advantages of wealth and risk, el which she was sae of she brightest orsanseste, sail. at the same tine ' as example of every soluble, modest, red retiring virtue. She was fib years of age, and has left four infant children, twe hays wad two girls, to deplore through lift the irreparable twee ea mem TO Tll2 SDITOIt OP TIE ARITISH PRESS., Its—The Clatelltal .t year heinal have fur some time teemed with the sehject of Apicukural Dishes', sod sow that Parliament le assembled, it is to be feared that the old remedy.( " time osid patinae I. the only *se Minster, have really is view. They Miry well know that while the sheer absurdity of Lin Litrannet's plan is debetiag, they will envious S. rutin mei id the fonsees' remaking espies! the watt among of Inatieskin; nil soles, the people are more active than they hawees, nether ileasiso will pie willing asy beneficial elbsego. 'Where is little doubt hot ea attempt will be made he earn lido effect the plan of Lord Liverpool, sad that by this mesas Ministers will eudinvour • S. dared the public ouesties hem that mod* of Mier which ens algae be of permeating advantage. If his Lordship is still of opinion ON *Capital meet be left te dad its nee bed," bow Monopoly isiessinest is be with himself is at. tempting to tone it it. son an eeprolltable mr a taxa. ties has made agrieellene ? He mum beware that be heady bodies set en toduiesiost lii the peer farmer to inertgage hie bet oiling is a Wise esusera, while them eiko peones popes", if they rostisse their egnipansee in hops of better times, will hemmer this mosey eserely from he firdietall PIM of Waring to vispioy that or their we le entribieg more 6 1•11 4 16 1 •• 111 Aida% le merely dm reomestine of a Illesitioite esereney ea a sendies male, which an beseiNglie homer se enemies three dm paresee bee whom liti*rill ok bay Itemenelder perehmess of his trommisdlemhodlerreker ' needed frees Govessarest is set additiouldhigfilltinfilk a re duelists tirtsehlids, that the farmer gabliesaproll in ti . the /castor pricer; any artificial mode Skies . swim* eessehr the diagram te the mentwohMelest Mall w.—l am, Sir, your mod obedient Seetned e l.o.. , •I 1 - farsery 12. •,••• i T. Z., , -' •r.: l .t , --- I , ALARMING FIRS., •i i • '' • • Yesterday merging Waging, about one o'cleek, the shove-bill part of Litimelo wee terrified by a ire which broke est is the stables alibi White Hart km ; how it isemirred in sat exactly mede ent, bet es incautious are hostler, and hereateepere with moped to goodies, obit it is ark didleolt to amount for such ea .coldest. At • late hour oo the Wed nesday the cries of a gist he the enable pierced the still night far and wide, making a peedigious eatery, .and martifietirm alarm with a degree of istelligence scarcely lees expressive then language and remise. Some mesas comas' along Best- gate, Marie, the seise, which they Aright proceeded from soon human bring under deradfelausig trotted Se meet take the mese, 'HI soosperceived it. The i alesio was give*, sad meet of the gentleman is the seighboerigood premed Lee ward to give aid ; oscines were speedily procured, the Min ster glare bell was nag to .teener additional help, ell the IM Mot SWOON were made I. ranee the peer ashosh bet were in the nicht atilt blazing litter sad rafters. We regret to gay that three valuable horses of the posting hied were destroyed, and See ethers meek Injured, notwitis. staadieg the most powerful exertions of all present to take them .et of the stable: this was a moat arduous task, far the deeriway vomited forth a body of Same which denied ingress and egress, and Were.. *geeing could he mean to the windlew sod wall, the balking had become piled with fire ant 111111101111111/ meeke. h was mainly owing to the so. tivity of Mr. J. M. Srociebeed, minium (knee, them is mi seed t. paeticularixe), that the drone to mere five nasals of the eight were seccessful. Prompt assigning was aloe gives by Colonel Kieft, Cape. Dowhiggeo, the Dean, Lord Strut. haves, Sir Harry fienfriek, Ont. the Be,. Mr. Hest, Jobs Gardiees, Esq. and nosy other gentlemen ; but husk could be sewed hese the emilametios, god s stretch of buildings of coseiderehle mien ad Wee lie is raise, god nark the &vedettes of everpewtritig fire. e.......---. SPORT ElCTlLisiiegiusT.—Sir Dann Moucetrerre's barriers threw off es Friday last, at the Bridge of &.W, sad !vend a most gallant hue, which gave them a chase of more thee eight miles is the diseetint of the village of Abernethy, were she doubled ion the bills, tub was killed in a smog quarry. The worthy Bortieet, at the risk of his life, piing- Mg ion deep water to mates the onfoetueste anneal front a watery grove • his exertion) were fi eider, as poor pass bed alenedy bego ne a malice le her fleet persons. At a dinner lately given by the Duke of BUCKINGHAM to a drputaiiou of his yeomanry and tenantry. at Scour. his Grace, in his address to the company, Rid— " What is mast satiefaetory to me is, that this good leader standiag exists between me sad a Study of symmetry holding their farms at will alum. 1 Meow that Slime are fanciful iti nerant spicaliorisis, who go about the cometry, sad speak exclusively in favour of Wag teases, as beneficial to tease's, and dray that teuauts at will &seminally benefited. 1 have not a teasel on Immures my estates he this county, and yet I could show (hose evatlessess, were they is this room, a young mar, whose family ►ave his. tenants at will to my family, apse the saama laud, upwards of 100 yesro. A tematey at will shave as Imusimersile miallitesee in both por tico. Up to thermoset time flume no arrears of rent amongst my tenants of shim deseriptioa, but 1 Meow that those geo desics who ham glowed Meg leases ammo my the same of their rents. Every tosiaat of mina knows that he shall re maim fie his farm as kiwi as be caw live a• it; he has the Asa adaelli of his imprevameass if he resiaios epos it; sad II be is *bitted GS Isere it. he appoints sae referee sail I ►a nther, sad as evilvalaat est 'Mt ha laws by kociag his lbws beton his hapeavaanse arw fairly wont set M thrown isok so bin is Is mat. Riot was aM odair ore of Nag teases Waal awe r , . IN. 1110 M - - l - • .1 twit . . :'" , 4 • .! . . lornixa Koos— . Vit.. __.' .li BO A T s .. r .., . 7 . t• 1 8 1Rit 14 le 1 .11011tl e ttrio 8 t. I Wet be l4 to 1 apt 9 to I 11111y4opili. I.li AAA looer4 12i to 1 apt Plover , 10 se 1 ept Merealles. ea 114. .... It ••• : • 1. 4 to 1 opt Pas* I b to II MO AIM" !el. , . ward'. i._ • • . - • vsittiivt..ifusaidooti ' malt I-4 rittrizzalbEiveit. • • •. , ~.._.....,--. . PORTIXOUTIV 4 rot ?WIMP all ...........1•11....- , -- REPORT TO THE SECRETA R Y Of ,STA ... reamoltY 130, , ,_, 11 SOWS' Del./trill SIFT, *fine . THE A lirtived the Scout, how Chatham; Pita transport, (rota VAOCIIIII ZSTARLISHNIST; OAlllllOllllPri si*e.i Iciedins for the Collpirt Vemos, Mount, hoe Leedom for New , AST, MN. -- .1' ,see - .4Yiea lle rsll ll ; eil at i: Cralu V r i: P rrseimi wasillitir ta 'B7lll 6% l:4"4r Af f ri L ea mr 7 Ss il l :ll . 44" t i he tisedul w e h e u s le .‘r ef l i t ::: ,E 0 The 1114.11 T Wil. ROspICT Tap., rotnigiMaX 11110101 TART oi szi;ec Poo. THU hone tler•ivriezwr. t ga r i T i t Y r d ir:a l) : "lir livi d l e fr e sar r e fUr liP llal ß p e a g ra re is t 1 1 : 4". 1 . 1 iitbeiwrilfo;r 7tiletel;tr.,4s ...—w National Vaccine Establishment, Pereyt .. . '. . . tomes; mid mew Album for Tr ieste. Jr ' . • Silt jes --•V i r ez io p a a t i l ien olv m lais so no d ti s r aw tte bt e cis j l sib i n ib li a l a t r l Y welesse ed 3 t l ;los iet :te i : . lof t mial otti A • reiee.l the klhe : orieghsia ' Pl:Ta n otrf ul k e . i v sse rliv a V F a r lt a v ec l e 7 , in r in the benefit. of it. We are happy to say that it ' 6 . '_''''. 1 ".. 4 !"' 9 2... .. to have been practised more extea'saely than II , sa l mi the ilarmooy, Pelle', fir Ainetto4.ditin ; New Eaphr.. „odium the teseence of vow:lrmo rotb ,.. e . • aim, Fait*, for Ford ;Jima, awliock, for Oporto; and s ersie l frequent occurrence of Small Pox setweliently, on the . I t "hore. , laf some person., mid the olndlnate prejedices of others, w taw ' 2, .. . I it ss i r i kul: l6 4 : l4lll6ll"l l l7 lie r tt a t c a t n e ttre f. a r f p l ette h am : t or "" fl iet err L d lif it li t wr o it , h a ul edL lilair b e n t i h7 h 4 l a il l i a l t ot h bY i l o hyl s: i a ,.. ; ; * *ill cooties, to adopt locietabition for that disease. Th e avoidable consequence of the latter practice is to soppy emoseliot source of infection, and to put tlie merits of rat 411111•61111 perpetually to the severest trial. $ t .(i . .mit. ilartlcastlit, fur ilasheitioes ; Albion, Rat t i er , f ir .Of =p Pox, is the modified and peeeliar form which 1 triples; Pilchard, Wilcock, for Africa ; Sally, Stephens, fur f •1111111111ell when it attacks a patient who has been pre . sl st Iftiebwi ** *: SaPPbo, ilePoendlill, for Walls; Symmetry, ciliated, many eases Wilted have bans reported to sir Sibilbee, for Latham, &c.; Theodore, Bros, for Havasasb; the sours* of last year, and tame have folks withis mid Mich'', Serve, for Gibraltar. sphere of oar own observation • hut the disorder ha. •lareps Livettroot., trzenuaav it ruo a safe coigne, beiog itaifirealy exempt from the se• lire wreek of tilie brig /idea was fallen in with 19.1. JI. condery fever, in which the patient dies Mill commonly nuary, in lat. 41/. Wig. 20.30. by the Zemophoe, for St. when he dies of Shall Pox. J u n.'s, N. R.; she woo full of water and the decks breskiag Fur the troth of this assertion we appeal to the testimony tip. The Bruthkre, faCall, of Greenock, was spoken with of the whole medical world. And for a proof that the 114111.11. 20ihlaseary, in lat. 13$. 13. hag. 59.41 mad supplied with bee of such cases hear* no mopurtioe to the thoosande who proviyions by the geezer, foam So b. The Brothers have profiled, to the fells* chitin of security. by its pro. was hoarded off Cape Crum by a pirate, who robbed them of 1 letting isiflueote, we appeal conLiently to all who frogsmal pude: ankles and beat Catitall ',Call very /evenly. the theatres end crowded aseemiblies, to mitosis that they do ha Arrived mad proceeded nil bet voi D age llA t i" be ir ß il o all yal VA St r av l3 g o . , not discover it the rising generation any longer tt die- Apartment of the homey face, which was °bolos* every Brightman, from Yanssooth for Leghorn. where some years since. Sailed tee Brisk sloop of war en a end* to tbe Southward. To recount for ocmsiosial failures ' of which we readily I Omit the existence, something is to be attributed to those I arkislim which prevail throughoot itaiiire, sod which the 'au observes, not in some peculiar cosistitutioits only, , in the same constinitior at differeut period. of life, ern. dens; the lawman frame at one time susceptible of digerati ,• sere change of the wind, and espeble, at sombre, resisting the must malignant and subtle costagioet. but onsooget the most frequent sources of failure which have we. Owed, and will for a time continue to occur, is to be ann. Id that carelen facility with which owskilfol besevelesicie ntlikrtook to perform Vaccination in the early yeses of the discovery; for experience has taught us, that a strict impel, into the cooditio• of the patient to be vaccinated, great at. [tattoo to the state of the matter to be imerted, and a p t i r o r ' lout observation of the progress of the vesicle* es the , the operator, are all essentially necessary to its emisylide ,access. Thai lam ealighteoed serener should liesitsie to &carpi a substitute for Ipeulatioo, which is sot perfect in all he . leasions and absolutely sod altogether effectual t objects to he eis of their solicited* from every fonsill4 immeresionce, does not surprise es • bet we csongellsrassir to express nor empealdled reprobsilou of the giggiset or those Medical Premitiewers, who, knowing well that Vaal motive scarcely °catalogs the slightest ladispailica s that at 1 spreads no contagion, list in a very large proportion' of tine it affords's', (Miro security egoism Small Pox, sad in Munn) ' every leistanee is a prolsetios againatdanger from that dialliblis ' are yet hardy enmesh to persevere is rebenotneadieg the inser tion of a poison, of which they cannot mewed to anticipate either the inensure or the bane (for ao discenioneat is able to dititingolsb those cosatitiatious which will admit loomdased Small Poe with warty) ; and these ore some families so der gerooidy affected by all the eruptive diseases that they fall into immieent bossed in takisg any of them. This remark has a particular application to Small Pox. A family lost its two srst bent children of the Small Pox, inoculated by two of Abe- moot skilful &ageism of the time: ear is It km probable that the paresis might have had to lamest the lees of mare Ankle's, ender the same formidable disease, if the promulgation of the protecting inflorece of Vorciustiou bad not happily interposed to emcee the. from the e 011.41- imam" ea repetition of the fetal experioiest. Of their "zeenstsiwg children, one look the &mall Pea atm Vaccine. doe, arid west through it in that mild and mitigated form which stomps a valor upon this resource, as real is the eye of maga and sossd *Utility, as when it prevents the ma lady altogether. We have asolended, Sir, for this its merit with all the powers of - understanding. aad with all that just sad (sir pretension , • -...! others, to - • I led, i• being firmly IiKETSNGS OP CRNDITORS AT THE COURT VP COMMISSIONERS OP BANKRUPTS, TO moititow. -.10. N. i. 7'. Oliver, Maryie-bate victualler . J. Parker, 4..liapel.seroet, Bilge ware-road, earthen- Itafellree .... J. Hooter, Hawkhurst, ewe-dealer J. Rogers sod T. Keats, Savoy-street, 11*rue...seekers 3 .1i S. Rawliarion, Botwell sod Paddiegtort, brickesaker 2 12 J. Camp, Wappiog, vierualkr J. White, late of Great Wiriehester-street, miaow 2 12 C. Allswp, High Holborn, hatter J. H. Kellam, Ist, of Lloyd's Coffeehouse, lesunoto broker J. Coldenao, New Rent-road, earpeater H. Russell and R. Drum, St. Illartio'elame, cables - token J. Hackie, Wailing-beet, merchant J. G. Dowries, Porschutels.buildings, broker W. Greta, Clerke•well, ireemoeger .... ....... W. G. Julep's' sad W. Hardley, Great Surreratreet, lines-drapers M. Gill, lam of 'harries, haberdasher J. Bramwell, Leedewhall-street, batter 1 10 S. Porter, Loudon, stationer J. Bausch, Leade;ltall.street, grocer J. Sierras, Stafford, wipoosercbaat S. Hay, Lies%egreen, earpeater R. idoloopa, low of Totleobowelout-rood, Use draper .1. E. Pownall, Lambeth, money-seriveser .. 1 10 T. Griffiths, low 0014 M-street, jeweller . 1 12 J. Smith, Remoolleriert,Drury.larte, savers-keeper.. 1 12 DIVIDENDS. G. Laing, Miecing-lame, wiertimol .. 1 S. Hall, Lnednie Tate s.. . J. Bryant, Liverpool and Amelia-friars, merchant J. Si. Barbi., Aostiefriare, ship-owner . J. Bell, R. G. Wesley, serf W. Bell, Austiefriars, awe . .. . cheats T. icor, Piccadilly, cliiaamaa .1. Mast Deekkold, atare-aarrcliaat T. Copec k, of Woodlouse; W. Bilis, of Cam'field; J. Will*, sea. of Burley; W. Holdswo• ilr, of Bradford; aad J. Noldararlb, of Motley, llax-apiaser• Hereford Agrieultural Society was very thialy Monday. we rile: le rated I liarwest, leedsag f That ready Se t ter the Small ties is otitis& aeriel proof of sa reeii f l is by so, as evillest., suite as 0 the first it The aember year within tl, them tirowthirds diasase the year the satinfgettou mated daring the we Hatter of deaths from diffasios e' Teesday Society. fu was heed the Chair. prove • veir, knowledge world ; hot sidershly IN its exertions the Secretary, the meeting, of ewe auderstaisding, and wish all that just and fair tieremew Aerteutturat society was very twiny Ma to convince others, to which we are 'stilled, by attended 00 Monday. The show of cattle for the 1 mall sad sincerely ellovineed 06 nelvec Nor shall premiums was notwithstanding 01103eI0Of end fine; 6 i in our rffurt° (0 P r "'"' i t s •d° l 4i°°, but e°•siarne the yearling bull premium was won by Mr. Y to. 1 the iniseoce which the besmulent amigos of el- Par- , in establis • mass, of Houton ; the three-year old, by Mr. loiNe this Board, have gives us, fat the benefits of this salutary practice. ' JOBS., of Torrington ; and the aged, by Mr. ... the blaisisg is not yet absolutely perfect we are Smelt, of Much March'. The sum of out gm- 111 o admit ; hut when we compare It with loorialations pea was also adjudged to AWN Ca t.t.SV. a Isbuoiei% Small Pox, the "IY alterative, we lime •• br u its' wife from Hope-usider-Diumurr, for spinhiug 63 analog, that the comps:Mau stunk as irresistible poo suds of flax into fine thread within the last twelve 1 f its superior claims to regard; for we tears frets months, by which site obtained a profit of Ss. per experience, that the Another of eases of Somali Pox, in form which it is Brand to asseme after Varcinalioir, week towards the insinteossece of her husband, her. I rowans equal Iv lb' number of deaths by Iloroklio• I self, sod four young children. A tuong the extra sore quite irrerravible , °,° ll l I° it °VlP°°°•.„_ _____," '",, 6. :, stock shewn were two beautiful yearling bulls, the 1 is to the hiceleulable &evaluative of untapiewooce o f 4 11 ro perty of Mr.AIIWOITIS ; Y but the y were not P over that of the latter method. ortha t somber of perms. who have died N Pox this qualified. V Rhin the Bills of Mortality Is oalp'1111; .at more - ==. - ma-thirds of the somber who fell a medley to that PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. the year before; sad as is our last Raptor. we had dictum of stating that more pewees had been ram- Batik Stock.. 44,31 244 Rook L Auu... 20 1. 16 3.16 -... orieg the preceding than is soy former twelve mouths, 3 Per C.t• Red•• • 78 61 Ct er orreeives that this diminution of the slumber of 3 per. C0n5.771 78k India Bonds 77 76 pr. from Small Pox may fairly be attributed to the wider 31 per Cent .. 89 Be. Bulls. 1,0001.5 7Pr- 1 is of Vaceisatioa. 4 per Cents..." 913 31 99 Ditto Small.. 810 pr. I (Sip") HENRY HALFORD, President. 6 ALG. FRAMPTON, per Ct. N. Abu. 105 f Coss. for Acc...78 74 0 Commes of the 104 i 105 78ii1 THO. HUME, CHARLES BA DRAM, • 11.7.1 " te r . ROBERT LLOY D, of Physiciaus. CORN tiNCNANGR, FinetianY 13. We had but little dote, in Wheat to-day; the few mks Royal Master of lthey EVERARD HOME, { al that were made were of the Seem samples, fat which %a- RI tm" - ilego of fkirgeons. Go atilt day's prices were obtaised, but there smote &maid fur Ike Ili WILLIAM BLIZARD, ) isfrriot qualities. The Barley trade was eseserrotely bets, Royal College HENRY CLINE, at Moods?, quotation., although the supply was small, mil alar g eens. By order of the Board, particularly of h oe malting smisples. In Bears, Pease, aid JAMES HERVEY, M.D. Registrar. Oats there was no siterstius. 101 w-,--- - -T .4 ..• • COAL MARKET, Ftinossw IS. Po PORT OF LONDON AOCIRTY,, , ..... Ship. at Market: . ' . ' Slips Sold. Prite. W 1 • 48# Newcastle %day the Almost Meeting of the Port a • Londe, 6 Suede/Mod 4l 33.. Id. le as. 6i fd , r, fur diffusing Religious Instruction 'moo, &antra, , r .-- --- -- ------ — : Id at the Freemasoos"favera, James Stephen, Esq. is air. The Report of Me Committee was read, sod Y ester d ay, ~.. Lad y BIRTHS. of ttu - *laud Aisles, E.q. of • dailei.t.r. were gratifyiog account of the extession of religious ~i l, "` s , , . Mrs. R.. w , a rdge suoting mariners, io almost all quarters of the ~ .'",.t e' y' at . r'''. .""r ' a : a i. r , '''. . a ,... aC : a' Is the i n ,. It,,rr, ; hut it was also stated that the Society was cum- "' mg.. "' a is rPluur-s-r ' ''''' ' - ily in debt, sod without the liberal aid of the public, w al hich his taken place at Peshole Hoses withal ti„ 4 t Ohl rtions mast necessarily be more limited. Mr. Mertes, l I n "' MARRIAGE. tair :missy, introduced to the suttee of the Chairsiso and On Monday, the 4th inst. at G. dliug Outwit, by Ile Riv• veins, the two Owyhee Chiefs, who pone 809010ka Imo red befu,e the Lied Mayor in a slate of the most de- /....._". 114 ' 11 " 1 " , Vit. " of Burton, the Rev. "es" jJesus.,le misery ; bat who now (Mr. Mamma observed), ""`"'". '', E Pl ir """ l ' N.lii. . la ss of Joakea Unwire, E ., .r• 1 .... to the humanity which always distioguioked the Eng- formerly of Chigwell.row, Essex, tai Careline, reit,, ( Iw o , were o we d i n e0„,,p,„,;,,t prosperity. The daughter of the Rev. William Smelt, Rector of G4114. 16 ' 1 f Rueltsavege, the lion. G. Villiers, and ether Gentle- niece to the late Earl of Clir.iterß eid. in trimmed tie emetiag.iond several Resolutioos, is fur- DEATHS . •wife or ad Lately, At Wolverton, Becks. Louisa Cathy/woe, ce of us objects, were passed. the Rev. Beery Koade Usartley, and yunatest bister at Sr sire sloe e Doke o/ Wellington pat•ket has arrivedfa J. Hunywurel, Bart. of Eviugiun, s g .d SS. Mr.. Q..!: s i ne sister of Mrs. Suiten, the preseut M•iyoreell of "' the Brazils. "'The letters and papers from ta ck. sneiro are to the 14th December; and from Ow Monday last, is Rockville-street, Dobkin, Mr.ll. MIM- I and Pernambuco, they are dated six weeks calfe, M.P. for Drogheda. an r. The Prince Royal had not sailed for Eu-Pei At Route, us the -10th of January, Stephen sf T ow e g ni b perds hm fi j::: eldest war of Sicphru Tempest, El. of but it appears that he had received Udell'. El l' Slle of a velvet of war h a vi ng b een s e n t f ur hi Yorkshire. t ( _ - ter of the Portuguese Govertinsent. At Rio rv o i o f g h t ie rs n ß q o u y i ;Ili tranquillity sa w woe Mis ro the local authorities, assisted by the tin. aim _ . imr- - •"'" HlGHinWwAsitgitioldtanT:LOS.MlONE,ll.Ruil.DgGnE toner S. teed to be distracted by mat) , feeling, it was isilehattelpUlbCCherdllC succeeded Perused s o rt P l isWiard e eses :lit rle T . I BA utßßawilTl,SHby PrOsvison`l. 'headed that it would net be of long duration. WELL, of the &amid. ...e • - appeared placable illaaks huh nation, Earl of Rock► area addielood atrium The from Rio Janeiro Bahia - earlier. rope ; Rene by order Janeiro mace preserving 'continued apptthended Ell a `.;: _~; I Ca I I