The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-17 00:00:00

SH the inftuesee of Vactinatipn . is exhausted, and left completely at th'e mercy of the epidetnc. case most; in my opinion, cimivince every unpre, Joiticed a n intuit, that •we cannot build much upon the seeming very great proportionwhich hav , hitherto resisted the Small Pox ; ‘ it distin6tly confirm, the opinion, that the variolous contagion e)CIIS Its power • OVers the human system; in terinio progressively iiii.lVisinewith the distance from " V * LiC • tin4licfrli and if a numerous, severe, and dangerous :attack of Sopll P.. tiat+e been found to ocea at the distance of eight or ten years from the period of VaccinatiOn; what reaSun ,have we ;lot to tectale for the conserptenee,. when, in ty few years more, cite vaceineintinenCe shah be completely exlittil.— The idea is droadfet and dis resiing in ibe ex relllt7, and requires t*tuost speedy attention and *flea in clefealiligllte sectnity derivedfrbm kheVac cine' process. Nlust you be allowed ro cont .- end, that the Small Pox a disease, 100, of the ru cii4 tinCl and decisive and-AllowPd by all par; , tor these - cuany ,ceufortes past,,to,occur onlytutice in . our may.beobtained at pleasure civet athl over ,agait ; and must the experiments with reiv ' iir,l try ..thieventililiteht` 'the'perre'etinii of the Vaccine ~ process be negielied and overlooked. i Rated ooly for inoithetit,Shlt tturi;.obaerve where sorb rcdoc :trine would lead us. The whole .ineilical proles `sip:), and even ..he public are fully, stikin'e, there ate 'no other 'phenomena- which poperly b.dotie 7 boapeci , discovery„but - thelocal'atlettion nt the. arm; that' these too may - under 4o a protligiiitis v:iricly, and 'stilt The constitutional etiect of the v k iecitie propess butmed. With What juA,ce, or w it h whit C)t) " • siste.,cy, theta, can Ott possibly comend, at ilt 6: prOtilletiOn of a pock or vesicle,' ‘.vhfi a serrniitidin„; littlaitidtation; in' the disease of' Cit,.Y may pt%.doce a distinct all e ,s6lion'of the sysit rn, stitute a ,coliSiit'iltional deratigement, and still insist that' stainophetroinelni; ocent ring from In,: inn: culatioo of So:kill Pox.. iitier the cons!i;anion bay a , dergod the proc;-4 , . oi V alchniigh attend',! with .sevrre and even 'follo , ieel. with eruptions, .can -be considt-red as local vacua, and .repiikitteeil at ? To what, a i , itch . Ol - abstirdt:y 4 : 'fies system ex•end:!, NO, Sir, let US dismiss 6 . .i0h despicableme.ins 01dt-et-pion; can did!), Irdge'ilielitip, , rti'ctiot.is of the praCtice, to (MCI) our duty . !.o the i lab tit:, ait I our advice, t.ee from pi ejahce, i arid wtto a view. to their coinfolt and kippittess. tt is now 'evident,' born the rycsent stale .01. the Jedt,letian Discovery, that.all who lia\•e, placed then seinuity in . the vaccine practice. must c.ltainly be p1.,ce: : .1 in a 'most painful 'and distressing situation, and feel extre:tiiely anxioias to be infOrtned what is the best titan fur satisfying ti,emselVJs of their aki n-lite safety. FiCnn the t tew I have given of •the subject; 1 apprehend, tew pr; Ctitiollers' w,ll be-so hold as to ail Vise, and . few .inetiviiivals \Oh l,e su uthrl as to Place, "an indseriminate' and unlimited coon ! . eirce tit 11 e • Vitceine practice. would there-- line recommend as indispensably requisite, that not %Olio•litiVe been sitriplY . vacoinatecli•but likewise all w:,o were afterwards Mad'e. to undergo the tost s o hr louilat shouldagain undergolnocu- Litioo with Variolons virus. pro).6-ing tliis prac %tier, .hoo,:ever; with the view of permanently , prO :teeting the system, we trinst-particularly bear in ; mind, that the powers of .the 'vaccine proem's over tjte 4yStem scent gradually to disninisl i t, uit.l at last become extinct. In etnplOying,.then a second I tio.: 'cula , ton with Small Pox, cv"ith a view eo secures the system, we must allow the vaCcnifeln,' fluence to be so tar diminished, b toiiermit the vitt! rioltitaiflnoCulitiOn not only to produee phenomena, but also a distin:lconstitirtionif affec; non. Becatise, it this praaiee Should be had re 7 course, to at an earlier period, it I.vonld at .be4toPnir' produce plicnOineita incapable eif., imparting , constitutional imprO,sion, arid, like the plaAite" of Vaccination, not Able to ,produce any perittaiyetit' effect upon the'sj ti i tn. Attalla, if We -web.: to watt until the Whole influence of Vaccinatioe . on tli4ctrof= • stuution beeatrie extinet, we tint only bOtilett the itickwidatal to the chance of undergoing the smite distresS vvotild 'have been expUSed he .never undergotie 'the Vaccine proceiis,. hut sal4O.of being inlet:led in the interim' with the natural,corr- , lagions. and' the ,Minds .of all concerned agithitil *ith . poi" toost cruel apprehensions.. .00ly . thificulty which this prat%ce lahoorl under,. end , niitorionately it is One which the' tftltell,t art our present experience cannot altogether femove, is, at What dimnoce flora the period of V. - cinal ton should this piactitier be . iiint:ll9l , hl'iff+- So far as my experience goes, I ~ Woulic adose they should not sutStitit to the variolous Inectliation sooner than six )earS atter Vacctoation, rind, th, re is . every'rastt to concliidei such , pheno.oetia will be obtained, as Shall piodnsti ti o d c o,,,,tit'otional affection.. II 064 tri,4l. Should nu i t,. of ituoce *itch ciinsequences as are judged: neeestary tor the skos sty ut utepidiyidual, the ultrappyintinent, need not excie irty additionill ttnilety, heoause, .as Dr, ii-doer himself even alto the itz'citte influence to be regiilated iii slits extent of the Secctrilx':svliett cotiferv, by the pelleanin of the local pts ettowena'; we may repeat thetri3l in a few years titter, 13 :O 4 -O ... .b tarts i the inpit perfect satistact Observation which this eventful cafe ,nu ;totally hugge,is iN, that the friends of..Vaecinai ion • wed attempt to slnike the credit of this.fiit:t . by -suit ing, that u is -pt.9 . 1,:c1,1y well known p9rsons..,haye, taken Ahe got-only after having p,as4ed tin oogh she most perie'et form of troin, Inochlation, hot also after iinv int beett.most,seyt , rely, atfected with the epidemic This. asser tiou,,l have not the taiiallest he.si!alitma , in alying, Is insultingi.and .elegrailing to the.tiAt varion. •It. is first 'fat tje - . erbAttle4, -- , tlyat..all the in 'soviet's which the VaccinistiY thint#ol:VO:.llaVe beta able to eoliect whirl:he most 44igenr,iuquiry-, Stnall haite taken pine twice in I t he.sanse son, . have not mai:li exceeded. -twenty. cases, ,ontl, tins too, 'hithough the natural Small POI' ilaytt*CP known for ai outa theusiind years, alid.lnoculation :'iirt.irijr a century, and many of 'these cases too, ac compitnied Only with'such eviddoce,`, as 'the \reed itists would either readily reject or cotitrive 'mean:. 'of defeating, were it brought tor Ward ib the'sopport of casi!s, wh. re Small- Pox had succeeded rid Yacei nation. When'we coinpate this itegount a tilt 111 u 5 fie : which haVe alieady . Made their appearance, 'where • Sinttil -Pox - have. s eceeded to the Viaecine :proces 3 4 1 / 4 4 6:shall hare dittlf room for doubt UPon 'the C i tles" lion. In the-first place it is to be remarked, that Vaccination has only existed tdanyeiteht about, ten 'years, and'aithough a very great nuinber,ll4VC gone Ihr4 , pigh that process, still . they to not bear the most Proporlion to these Who have peen Affected with the Small toz. It is also to. Ile patticulasly obserVed, that in .the one, ample : . tiene has been al lowed for the occurrence of every circumstance whiCh could - possibly.belavuutable for the -repetition of the' :distast-: ; wherras In the oilier;' (inks - Ewa`` not been affoided . for Pioiltig the ansi.variolotis-poWer in any other way, thanliy itnasediase Inoculation,. or ex - ., P" ure to die -Small Ps;*- epedemic, ,which •wei hate already sliewn, are: not to be depended {Won." When to-these material eeitisiderati*noi we-shall add the proof admitted. by .t he Royal:College of P1451* TO JAMES MOORE, ESQ. SLIAGEON, Draccroit cat TIII NATioNAL VACCINE ESTA3LISUMENT, LONDON.i, Muss!comb, - August is, all. st it, 'l.lle . etlicialjtituation yo..i hold, as Dire for of the National Vaccine E,tatilislimen , , and these.; port wti;ch you have given iti to his Majesty's Go vernirtent'enly in tVlarch ity.:ether with your %Veil ki,own zeal and euthosi ism in the . cause of Vii,•eillAcon', point no Put a+ the tuns' proper ob. foi thy 1 Mowing observa , itets. After the se vervl e.rii.asures which I have already adept eft to ...oe,t the ,abhe atteinionJo'this very. honor tent sohject, T flatter niysclt, it will appear bath na tural coo. vendable to come forward . , oti the re, cent I : 4sta. , ce of Small Pox succeeding to Vaccine.; , m) itie.cas- fordO GeosvaNgles-Son,attd ex plait, , he very grist 4 the dearew int e rests of the penile exitoseo to, and guArd man against the pumeroos efforts whim ill be em 10 y e..1 it, do away the imprestoton, winey.o interesting an event is caleutate,l, to pro + L ice, The fit st observation which this imporiantease naturally lb my mind' is, that . triton the in, trodu:lion 01 toe Jam N pR lAN discover,', for a few' r t'aos.after, ant only its, f .under, but all the de, terounett :qtly 'cares of the, Trochee, titstmetlyand uo apiette,d, ttutt,th.,. plOCVtili was -simple. t 0.4.1 c 1 mein, and su far from suggesting' the rarities , difficulty in conduCting the disease, they prop ised putting the prattlers, even into the hands i f Clergymen Females, in order to obtate with the greate , t rill,tdity, the blevings which - the tivery •protnised to confer linen the . world. A few _years,iiier, I , co+;ever, to consequence of a few eases iii .f.S . .osall Pox succt!etling to VitocinatiOn, the vary sa ite . Get,tirtnen ranie torward,and euritended, that the pries t,t as nice al d delicate to conduct '; that its existe ,, ce and effect was difficult to nacer.' tent, a at pl,intv itotion.ito !, that the vvccilie prac tice could not irately he trusted out of toe baudii of Vaccirte'E.tvibli.tioietos. In the. y iny . tihty to - lay btlote the endeawoor-ti spioVe, that there %ma.; not she buyilk otl n st titd, ifkeilefiertions; tll diet fault hi) r ilituery tit the ; diet influence- over the s yaetn Avoidd be found by .I , y ~ xl), . .iiwied; to .Iw.,feciPle, 'pat ial, and t-tupo. ply ;' a,,d uistilie.tly,stated, that 'the practice 'even of the Ilatedverttr tittosaiit„wo;id hltittmt,ely found defieteni, pub: ti'po -was hardly out of the pres, dNhOts'hegeinto mike their ap. Pu.atan,te at Cheltenham ; and now the Case at pre- setrt under euiiiideration completely overturns ad witiOt. even the, pr let ice or Di ." . .letioer . 14, 14 4 e i n i (K , 1 1,1 (a i n) ,f-gape'r ?only, and Clearly shewi; it equally mortal with n 111.. ofritiq ? noi br e . tttren. The a.set t Dr, Jetini.Er and his Ne , phew had vaccinate .t (nin) rh,ausailds, without being succeeded in any use instince h) Small Pox, always appeared to 4ne entitled' to very, I.tile attention. Before alle4 'an assertion venni be allowed any weiKht deterotterne thitinue , lion, Dr. Jeneer and hes relation most •(thew' there oxist;itineiot of fi s ei; si.Kh cirethustance4 in connecting the Vaccine Pr'b ceties,:that Wine but himself and his 'nephew are able to jiatio of. and sufficient groundi established trir Pr44IAUCIIK a total Cipin,gc in the tvhole.eiri.tanstaoc,; bf the sitec)tito, so 2s to cancel all the Cases, princi ples, and it,s tUctions,.first given by hinielt. But 110 it pos,i , tle e snwltesi atiohtion to suelldei'lotalanni, o:c C'01130 4 omit , iiy are 41 e • appeiirances to he thiyettclud u 4 on ;. brat *111'04- adinn 'the it title' Fr o e„ th s may readily vairlei r go every postdhle` yam:- ; 0 1 4 they cannot I:m . 7 1100o ooe ctrentti , tatt6:as els 4 o,,,cter its perfect, or inaperfect effects ; that . all tie varitly of pfienotnetta, and other cross and unto , said e.vents, attend th , practice, even when in the onds hitti , eif, - and that a re-, ditfyreoce_O.lopintuti upon ihe'fitwtfattda ? tioental points, extst among ti* 7 ,OCCrroiriv4,l friend's et, the discovery. No, Sir; in:As / not:undid, pod' onhatids..me . in hers ,4 exttem, , , to at tetupt such a de rice at the expet r itie r ot their prote4orial bre, threes,. when it was gravely. stated ,by . l r, Miner himself, he had . taiight in Alonmonth to. ~ *o4. e iriate Ciao hi the most pi rfeet manner ! l !Die next itnportant point, 'Sir, wikli this , event offers ,to our observatio n , is the important CO, that. however the higher clasaea orsticieti may have hitherto p.fiel no attention to the ev , dence . which Was daily occurring i n n n t.hol46r, Orders flat tered thernselse4with an r xernlitiotl troin the b fni influence of the epideene Small Pox ; treated with disdain, and ierieived With .horror every infor mation upon gilt subjeq, and had nearly arrived at flits pitch of concluding, themselves to be exempted from the operation of . causes, which affected the other classes ef.hoeiety; now 'they find thernSelvts to . .he attacked with Pox, and exposed' to all 'the horrors of the epedernic.: floiveVer sorry .1 antis, find from dilly experience, that the vaccine discovery. affords but little prespei'J nt gtatifyingthlr vianguine expeEtations, stili,l will (rankly confess, it .atiords toe the highest gratific;uioti - fo'lind Myrrh.: sesvatiotot trav,e been correkt, and.Myopiniobs well tuutled, and, according .to all lappearapce,, that my best ellortsin preventing the farther progress-0f Vac, .6natien, will tia.vq hven lligltly useltal .to thepub ,lic, 'and creditable to tnyielf. Intletd, Siroott must it , loMt.rne totlecl4l,e). this Vase has , alfortitil Ole the )I;oo4.itiatil*„th4ti.. Yon tunst,tio me the justice to e n „press, 1 wa*fully ewton:, of, , find: con segue ly tiered in toy political:l , m upon tio s.sti bi ll a r‘t h 4t , though those cases where Small Pox, had iticceettct). to Abu proccis Veocithitien .liad heat', re gene ral, been , confuted, to r thelowur orders or Soei t ,ty, that this filet, far from . being held out as a ban and recommendation to theltigherelasses, ought to have been considered as 4 dertv:Vo j'agtiteent against the pratlice; fluit ihnqt.! V , ,ry individuLtis who fiat. telTtl therrivlves with this ext...mpt ion en _ ttally'prdve tar he the,enly stuferrtis,.. nay, that tiic teat danger of the pra4c would be found to lit in circles, because . the precexs „of. vaccination : being in my opinion, al hest an imperfezi protec tioo, they may avoid the . r iti fl uelice Smidl . yox, cnitfigion, While the power of the vaccine procesi, is yet capable of 11116g:14g. tite r varfolecs influence , . and afterwords when engaged in all the variety , 0, social lac, may be exposed to the Small Pox, when , I ain herd wally conatitecl tothe - net paint which thio'4ik suggests, viz. that in Coos6luende of the. Martin anxieiy, awl app . pension of t , ..e , pub-' lie, they eagerly avail Olt:alewives of any pi 01)0- sal which shall Wier a'pro,pett of security to : these who lia‘e placed their protedion in the praiiicc of Vaccination. ..The necessity of swAtitting,to a !ie condinoculittion with Small PutViruss, will'not only readily occur to the public, but will also be strongty recommended by the medical prole.ston ; So, you must permit rue to observe, I ant afraid with vary, different hopes and prospects, public will implicitly, trust to the-erVeetir - 'or 4neli an experiment, an... 1 will naturally c:oisclgtte . ihey Ins" afterwaids banish every upprehottsion. the t..oti trary, many of the. tnedicil profession, and more expect the zealotis and uniform advoe lies of the Vaccine Pracioe, wilri;:li'te.onittietist the: i , x,ern. maul ich a urea of of obidylins; 1 'More (init: o, log proof of Ilie efficacy of ,the Jviiitertau In proceeding with lily observatt , tis upon thii very important point, 1 infra in the fir,t place 013- - se.rve, that as in ;tit probab wnerever preie lice shall be ad o pted, np eroritini or ;di'4o . l._kit:F ,racterislic synwtoins s, Nhe Coo ;',1}.7,e -. ,quince, it will be . eagerly'ass'el tett, 'ih it the indi viduals have been previonsly,'ColliPtellY snored by' rtic vaCcitte pr;.cess that' rate various :has tint produced t e snidlesceriect upon the am 'stitotion that ,theoedniience of Small Pox in this instake, is entirely owing to soine.ot those aceidetei winch- are friqueittly found to it (end the Vaccitie'practies; - and that the ptiblic may confidently ieiy upon the L t fi cat) of V lc-ciliation.— brio.,, iii my airmen,, directly contrary' toJalr i.resestt experience,' evidently in ytolattin) of talittr . indu, lion, lel, Of pl , e;11) Prrg 3 "itli wish stinigs-r to the pill:Ate: Ni, Sir; in ovosilion io'such ast.•:l , loUs, 1 (Ikt - tin:Ay all Otani, that, it the peat:nee of inoculattotigthese with v , ri ito,!s,virinr, who have undeignna the plocess 'tit V.4CC111311011, tie:.ent ; :loyed at a iloper period; i.ucit vieoogoeiiit wilt be Otiono. 'as not t, ly prove the p wets of tli - e vaccine .practice to be pima!, feeble; and pluporary protec tion, • butt also that qteli7t-iinB , :qtt..fiCe4 rainy be pro• ducod, pa will altbrd Very 'Tat Antal prospeCt of con tu:ring .preinatt tit sectiiity. Ito or.!er to outain'•ll . clear idea of ,tini stibp:ct, it is titce.sary to aserta;n, what' is impli,d by (tie tern)., )nocul Ilion and Vac-. ciliation, 'Li ci.stiduciting either 4 'if a vehicle, pUstmil, oe pa. k, lii obtained from the introsinctiois, en het 01 as rolo is Vadititr tiint ler upon the pool of a lanek,, and th , , itcrwa!da burrounded ,with iliflamotail,,n, sir florid` redness to a greater or Ir.:, t t ei , r , l flit ma y d.ktitl upon Obt.iiitung, whatever etll:,..ts Nash pro cess is capable of producing, and; 11 in order to . 4'1.4- certain the etle(Aii of these procesises upon the hu 4niin body, you should repeat kigain and a 4 ain the ii trodu:tion of either the Sinalt Pox or C'.)'-c' Pots virus, dire Ily , or fOr some time aftei the ltd llt'rCllltllK have undergone the first affeclien, ytlu earshot oh., lain a, resemblance to the saint) local of constitution al phenomena. .Nay,"indeed, tile kiho,e menisieri; of our pioleasion, haVe been in the uniform ii ti Nt of declaring . for' nearly a Gciiiury past, that when the phenomena f liatie described have beets obytined, •their patients have patAed conip'etelyth`r o u g h the.:te ;affections, and have explic:iily declarrd, if these Ot pearaneeh could not be prodal nc, . that t h e pi oce ' si of Inoculation ,arid itun bait failed t o Il i ) , dace their char.ictetisiii: tilectsr,assertpl. tlka - no 4. disease Whatever had etisted, ind trig repeated Inocniatiinis or Vaccinatmo4, - until., they pioduced the phenoineua base If no such effetis could be obtained, they colic:1;1er-, ed theirsselves Warranted tL) declare, tlies e ,dividtials had either previously the SMall`lot; ur siree . iiit,tances tit: cons.itit thins wt►icbare unsusceptinle of the 13!na11,,P,A, 6 11 , - fa. glint. 'A few' ),ears however had hardly,clapsvd atter the introduttion ut the Jennerian discovery, when in consegnetich (if a few cases of succeeding tb'YitOiriatiOn, tt ;wit: deemed ah4oluiety • ttecesSary to try -. agitin the security of the Vaecine 'pritti.,tos i by strojettilig seine of . tlitme who lid under zone; that process; to Inoculation va t i o to t ts . .vials. "ft :was now the phenomena became vet.i.iti -atis and alarming, 'aria it could O6i . be cien'ie'A # that not only the most distant charitleriste:local plieno litena .could be rca lily produced, but . eVen fever!, rash; and eruptions, were avkittn.v.ledgeil, to have beim the consequence, "All the pinfoserfrierids of Vaccination now roundly asserted, that Stich consequences could else be'ablaittell by re-nu:is:L . llM-, ing - those 'who had -previously passed 'through' the. .Small Pet, whether prOdtiCed 'trot the effeaS of Inoculation, be rho eplqeitz - :e contagion. t 1 9114 Sir, to your' ow n insagovent, .how ridiculons„and absurd it must appear, to, come ler - w arcl,.tnd overturn iitfutilOgge 4 he whele confirmed and established phenotnetuOf both thoie atrections. ittePpocilion to sucit: declarations I will assert, that yt.aucan,npt prodOce at- pleasure the chara6ter or the, plienomenjk of these diseases; and if they-. taki . ! place' a second Brae, it is to be re-' wtrdo a 4 a cellain . proof the individual has either not pri sed through these ,affettinns, or, if he has, litve not been capable of prodocitig a pertna ttent tipression upon , the system. Indeed, "Sir„, consider it an instil(to ceintlien sense,' to wat)te time in confuting such opipions: how is it pos s ibl e t,s 3 :allow you at one timego inaintainohat by inoeu/a. lion producing no etfed:_after,Vaceination,.. s ilo tistitttorily proved it. resists, the, influence of Small Pox, and at another, that , the , ..produdion Of the 'characteristic, phenomena of this disease can have u* ► . ; r , - 1.0 (.) Printer! R II AI)HA It WS, of No. 4, Mattlatucalut t .ilowotuto old Pbtllshici by WI LLI AM RNA (," !PPS. ',nut!. Mutto n -.tree', Al the sjz t 01 1 11 1311, No, II V, where! ridthirgisitni*Alt, Ordsvg A • " 51-14 ' • a c; pidrdslca, .0f 444 P4Pgr, Letisrs for tho Ara. ifratillsna) , JIM"' , b id' . . ''• the 4n o s 4:i d na ti r VtlacliVill:leti t3tlslieiltilti°(tiv:!;llrige'ei.Hl,l(4); 'ill3i,'lgine(lttilr.'i l'' Society) ,I be C*Stiti ' , III t od : by Dr. Senna, Dr; Wll l3o t tPri.%Attastrs, and oth.,•r Inhale. prlctitionert, al,d -3146t3.d 141Pti'&.'nr.7til wi 1 ich has lat,fy bevit sel.mitttcl .I('''Ythz-..-Eil 11')11f:tit nen i , od) P.O et6iriitil &on of 144' 1!;'' at/Or:led,. as ant.otily to nbolish all priil.:el ''`'t ‘)v:c't'll- Ole -11001 ate.:Liioas, - but itipb4ot oat in the most striiiitl4 W inner, the temporal inotectiofl 31' lorded by thoi.Vixcine.prarlice; - • I! Oat e.nowi, Sir, as briefly 8t poliiblei'reselVd YOP.,,with tbeie ob,a-rvations,whiCh illoticootibn 0, ed rfni' . . tile sub;ect is too 111110ot-13W 10' bc 1 1. 'il'''' with; a!iil i I.e tlit . o cl...aitv app rr to be sac 3 `i 14, lotitt-r to lxiirr Ant Itie. Unqualified satictioti cif G . ..? „ • t erinneni.. In.coilo(inroce of the 0400141 g iiiia P . , 31)001 havit,g been :ipiiiv.tited by.,llie.l4"lod'i° If t.tlie or Coaliilogi,, I tlayt:cited it to. b.,! iny 6 1 i. o 'ztd,lle4s! Mr, Pert-Leval,' anti etidtaroorki to 10 4 , out 'lie se,ric!it4,ll3,:lat:itoch to the s'itc.t a n d lot ifr"..sb ,i. - .si, 4,,,,i,,, it ; th , ::. prat ~.,,,ii,,.„,41 r+ cc the sinttiob of Co% erntnyht, ..01ea the 1 1.0 1 ~ .. urritborn, Op.iverifo..l.,'.:tird authentic prool L. r:: ` gressiVely..incicaslu4:, iti.inic,ill(o the 50,1.1 title , dby i:,e.Vae.:!W. prQce)s, lit as.hooeuted.ol)!., answer from M. I\;rcoal. jociviip4 tits JeVCII, l• y - )or Est abliititnent tOr gird, hiNt,, spd o i 'l' r:, ,t tb;it , wit 0 stiLli a'doetimet, lie c:cil I - not etrrit•_.°)t. v...iso than. recoturtiend the gratil for .tlia,re'rij: Vt. T. ---1 intended idare,;siii.g.).9o oil OW iiritird o,' iiiis egtraordibilry I» odoct ion, but Cite actillre°o' the. CafiC' WhielLhas tOrinedabe:sdhject of 111 14 lf i ., ''-'1"1"e,‘I IC) rod en , tiled 'to a. pref. retire, h od 11 0 :„ . it',14',',.),17.111e, to reserve. yipi repori lot a. 1.0,-lir.r,r4:l":o : Lwust rinw cdkitide tliii letter by obs!-01,10,4. a q ;estion of this ilbportanee and algoitutle 01;341 bto:yol;tietite:ibdtiellio.n(iceteto,eiiirsta.:4ritil.ni,evittleistiblayi:di 1 ideanbli iiilielgutt.'36:utio:sl,l:loslliiil,i,:,i, , itr, it cannot admit of the bh,ido,,i of a i1da1r..,,,1 and it whin Id be both prutitetl7t,illiis:nUonrlttill'e4:l)ll4l;,:r' ,f9r Goer.timent to come tUrtviird Poi d' c4ire ', ' or such , is' the present state ' of ' the edderl'! I , lru' i, gi 4 Jenirerian Discovery, they cannot tallo w ' t , It iht sa'me' iniqu.iiilid,nroitotinit 3 a SU P 4) . 1 1 ) 1 g11 . , tliii'f leitscb the p u biic to otake a st.lcda.,. 11 1 . 1 ~,,, selyv§',:treihe•iiame. a,tie trfrolry etonittiti 11';0',), soluftY.: - OeUes4ity: of e " her . 'lol)'.i"g' c',;',;fiol' Vaci.oatiolo,,ontil'ilte Tiestioli is brini,i.ot itire, 0 deterioinilion. .By :Jilt's, ~Itio•'e 10. tii"e'd'o' If 0 ,1 l's)Viiagii'S Drmi,,i.ers ke;irtli;cl.lvl;s. tf,''''' but'o;o "I'Y' 1 0 tbe• FAcipttißlit'liifiiiitef \Vor'd ' . 1. 101,0 the honour to. Poe ,-, ••,- . : .'llol:klisiliat4o,,, 'Syr I ' . l 'ntir inoit.ob,:eSnit6tirtdlitittibie getvin t, • ~!, ; .::i•.. ;:i...—..... , . ' • I.IIii'POOL, Atgl. •... - I , • `4o,g/Vir!!..;•';'' .'..1-‘4‘;'""-•-:-' ' t ( de yi at St. Po ret " acid 0 "..k. , 4 : : (.1w-l ' T 1 i..cir,'' a""9 :11e.it'a0000.;iitl' at St, Poir's• '-'''' ~ ; ii,.l-'niai,l3l.l,n(lay: evening tint: Eisflor of :C , 11 : 4 ,:: :‘ , • (#l4. 41tWqr.tuitirlikicif at iiie 'fitter cliorchit'oji 1, tlgli.tcoVL4,4:lllitrit ' lorthe iPilce ° I , 1 ' 11 ,0 4 1 ttotars .itioduccd.oor(sidertibio tt4iall')'' floor; (yrt a ,gteat portion of the_ tovvii• 1 :, 1 ' u f oit o t there has not .114 tin to graat 0 ''',3i`),hlurcti 4_,44 culteitildertur cootirmation, end flit -I.idreo ~ course in3trietist:iy thronged : the c''',..oool' prehsino, I (trvogh riot:. IpidJle Oa toWArootitth4r. when, Pohl' the hat end rresturei tiiiiiekt j the cuildren. around 11 0, 1 - 11)j ..,,, 1 1 4,1 • ht-..r ippasvi,toitoe, or to-itytke WO' I" r' , ,' , „oil • 4100911-4 niptici;„;ini.it gip others iti cliff3.o:,)titt.otp. thi.'citratti,:.'l.44oiiintigi r.vith . the 17 .'„ i , islJuo,,, istre4iNoti 'theqhtieingal ai.citent -01, ,(4044 lieu' 113' 0. I as's 'fit okh .: bokii .sitifl.4reiilt 111..1,311.14 0104 IT biart.ll. that, tilt! g4ilerip, were: 4 ,, ‘ jt o pier , v hisittli ..sior . k. l tlt roillt lir cittll(4),,,a_"(l by ilie 1 , 4 41,ri,ha , 41' IFe Obildren %Vero i'P'ec!)(f,...o44 iil :, 1 njoJtop,os 'Alotiety of die-et/44 asr;_li.ibroij, qiiiitcli-Nar(.l.; •t0,t1T..0.1-11Ic.'!44"441it'0.71.1.1itoortio,.ilt t!'he lowt4 ‘, in du v.'s taro onebieloof r ille.-I'*Clfl.43„'!er o°.! ! e t ' .rcysad 'taiils Alia doeg, vi6i9,, . 0 , , o f i lir t o , blockOd upiry,the itcfrvoJeat loch till'(" 100,i4. Pb' willwar,,,, During thiv in!qval'sv. dooo4ft:it, bt forea fife p:is iay .cottld bo; t P! r? ' e erelY /4 : l ' he children we re l i ef . dr, 4oPia,4,nutuber of i ~ . .. f - iota 0 . •ed, and,nrany. Ilia ► thel'reitithcs lies"..ti ce3llol_,e, *The Active exertions ot theZierB9!;:"oo,,d titel)4,ltit„ itbotit,.. diloligst), iii sarae, ,cle.g,re.,:jorround 3 s rol et artik, lind quieted the fears ut ttio.so_ ,a; web itr ~i, , is,owing fo their 'exertions 'alone 11 ! , r , , i l 0 4 L ' lo ILO. breslos4 degreC of injury- was not.susiali )0 i , , . that t he 1 ~,,,,,, ,iowever, mail a late~ baart ~41031,1,,1704., for a cow, r,_,10 11,1(1 entirely stib•iided, and • ._,,,,,eijoi) p 0 tin.wagit'Atec-iiieliti a seem , ' toast truly otiecting. ga .of parental n,. • of ii/grli. . foq' ,„ a ,:),:ii:l:l.lttrtday I;ist, the I.ticly 'r. g• An.dtc.'4l',- .4 . ~biso , ~ fri.4Bßilip' ~, ~z l l, (:ont.'-iild witiiniii.otiii,cl),,Tit:wirrst. at Nt• -1)011,,e1111:.140‘',:sitc, to r'''''l4' ' hP4. 01 Scn"...t• Citriter!).lrY, ~,,(111, „ claug4t4,lr of polio A Ed)ott. I%l4:.,:.;torojitis, 11",_..;.rai,10' Yesterday, a St. Pawl's, .2u,gria,lavojo, ot tilsens, of WONOtCI', I', Niliri kJ. street.. tiWisfiani , t . l t r 4 , t tc li tit `lt j t v ;) 4,s : , : si a o t A c . Pita . it al Etc ctl.l the vvi.e Tclptchagutt", oungot 4a4gilier `." . 4 Ploby. tri pittet sort io•iso F rich}' setmight; at we Met -110.1. voloogig firsj:ol," og!,):'r,f,reint r41)r.,10 !to; precalillg cv40114, 04 , 1) 01 ' onslia:0•110 in • law's, 3t ""-tio Wsl'!"` i ,;,by, 15 SOn' uC 18A: yolicitiOttl,o wet, 'woo J./ )1 Wei:We:ol.lyttt / 7, :i{tUNrni ire t:4171:::i iiiislriii.:istrEs!:AZl3l...l) c,4 1 11:0;0: a p o i ci; • I,disday 135 t, of Per 170?. ;, t.. - , t try Vco'n, ttaudodr " 1 " 1. 4 d' oos I ipoN :‘; • - Wlritflov‘r) 0 1 ' ed ( )1 1 W OM:a ;O:ly ietwiglkti , o f apt( y i 7, of witoot., beat in iiny Ottirr SCIViCe $11411 . 0 a dcar0d..............12 ::: 1 . 1 4 011411e Illy cve .predegetiso.%,,,iviork 1, e' Sr` Ship's at 5141 4 :. :0 1 ` t. 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