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London, England, 1807-12-18 00:00:00

COURT OF CHANCERY. DEC:t6.

COREOERTION OE COLCHESTER o. LO*Tlate
in this caufe an injunftion had been granted again&
the defendant's proceeding at law. and an order
made for the plaintiffs to pay into the Court the rum
of fool. The prefent application. on the part of the
defendant. was to rettritt the injunaims to the verdi&
obtained by him on the judgment, fo that he might
be petthitted to proceed upon the award of the ar-
bitration.

A counter mrtion *as then made on the part of
the Corporation, calling on the Court to vary the
mina ht of the former order. with refileo to the pay.
ment of the f 001. Into the Court. It *u gtottade4
upon aft averment th4t the defendant had already
received a fum of m ncy to that amount, being the
intereft Iseernina not 1.1 claims which the defendant
war lint entitled to make.

Sir Aitsrua Pio ,r r and Mr. Wartseaatt. top.
ported the claims of Mr. Lotvten upon the Corpora-
tion. 17te latter Gentleman obferved, that this can-
fcientions Midi had. in their conchae to the defendant,
able and &Rations
IvuercligfieedCtohte4taurrs,er.64itinhaotfCtohrepovreartyions had no (*tile."
Sir SAMUIL ROMILLY, fur the plaintiffs, argued
on the merits of his motion ; and obferved. that it
favoured little of tine magnanimity in his Learned
Friend, Mr. Wetherall, fo frequently to indulge let
1 his attacks on this fornefi Corporation, when he
' met be aware that it was the natural confequence of
fuch a privation, net to feel a fpitit of refentment.
The Loan Collagens-Loa eonfideredthe'argumenta
on both motions as bearing to the fame point. Upon
an interlocutory motion of this kind, he was not
I prepared to fay what might not be the jorifiliftion of
a eorporated body. However, he did not fee any
ground upon which he ought either to enlarge or
rettria the previous order. He accordingly con-
firmed it. and ordered the plaintiffs to pay the turn
of cool. into Court.

OCCEMBeIt 17.
HUMMER THI CORPORA rime OF CRIPPINHAM.
The Plaintiff was Schoolmafler of the nee reboot
la the Borough of Chippenham, of which the Corpo-
ration were Patrons. During the late elettion foe
that B irongh, the fele& body of the Corporation
fnpported one candidate, and the Plaintiff wu under-
armd to be in the interea-of the other. In the cow&
of the ele&linn the Plaintiff received an anonymous
letter, admnnifhing. him to vote fir the candidate fs-
voured by the mirth', of the fele& body • and in
cafe of refaal, thteatening him with the ft eitere of
his fituat ion as Schoo/matter. Having confuhed his
own inclination in voting for the candidate whom he
witted to fucceed, the Plaintiff. on the neat meeting
of the Corporation, was difshiffed from the Emotion
of Schnolmaller. which he held'doring their pleafure.
The ground on whisb he was difmiffed wah that of
incapacity. althongh- he had difcharged the denies
of the otEce for ten years previous to thatirziod,
without complaint. The Plaintiff having his
Bill againtl the Corporation, and ally again!! indivi-
dual Members of the Selett Body, whom he, (the
Plaintiff) charged with having confederated andeop.
fpired together, for corrupt purpofes, to deprive him
of his &nation ; the Corporation, as a body, gave in
Wirers. and the individual Members demurred.
The Demurrer came on Tuefday laa to be argued
before the Lord Chancellor, for which fee yeaerday's
STAR.

Mr. Iticitaitets and Mr. Hoax, for the deice.,
dant+, contended, that the individuals of the Cor-
poration could not be called on to 'inciter what had
been done by the body in its corporate capacity.--
This they maintained wat a fixed point ; but fup•
poling it not to be fo, nal, as the Matter they were
called on to anfwer, in the prefcnt innance, was of a
criminal nature, and for which, if they anfwered in
the affirmative, a criminal information might be filed
againli them in a Court of Law, the defendants ar.
gued that they were oot bound to anfwer in their is •
dividual capacity.
Sir Strauss Romiszr, for the Plaintiff, contended
that there cosW be no way of afcertaining where a
Corporation had or had ant aged improperly, ilia.
clividual Members could not be made parties, and
compelled individually to make a difelf.fure. If the
cirettoillance of eriminating a man's fell were to be
dimmed an apology for his not anfwerinc a bill, it
would be difficult to figure a cafe in wbic two or
mere Defendants in one Bill could be called its fur.
cefsfully to make a difcloftire. .
The Loan Cosecti.soz this day determined, that
the individual Members muff anfwer the charges al-
ledged again@ them. It was material to the ends of
juntce that this rule were afcertained. Not ens BR
lin fifty filed in that Court, but charged a confederacy
and combination, and to lay down that Defeatism
might, on Inch grounds, demur to the Bills, would be
at once to flint the doors of that Court again!t every
fpecies of redrefs. His Lordlkip knew that Courts
of law had of late taken sognizance of many points
• conneaed with equity, in fn much fo, that it might
be more difficult to fay, in what cafes they would not
interfere, than in what cafes they would interfere.
His Lord[hip was, however, of opinion, whatever
might be the proceeding in a court of law, that the
Court mutt order the individual defendants to an-
-1 Ewer. His Lordfiiip therefore difallowed the de•
mutter, and in the mean time, till the anfwers Would
I come in, continued the injunition.

PURCELL V. MACNAMARA.
In this eagle, the exceptions to the Meglees re.
port (taken by the defendant, and adrenalto is our
Paper of Monday were farther argues' at grew;
length by Meffn.lnoursua and ,Aoaa, am -
of the defendant; sad Sir Samust,
Mr, Haar were heard in anfwer. Is urusoilroilp-
, matter account. The further proceediortMeos *as
poßponed.
The LORD CM A VIC ILLOR PA Coon After two Aka.
in order to attend at the Hoare of Lords, for die
purpofe of further proroguing Parliament.

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CIL CONTINVATMN PROP P:11% nticittontb PAGE.
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couar of ktmrS BENCH, DEC. itS.
THE RING V. HECTOR CAMPBELL.
Mr. Waltzer; opened the pleadings, and flared, 1
that this was a criminal information, filed by the I
leave of the Court of King's Bench, uphill the.
Defendant, Hefter Campbell, who is flared in the
information to be a praftifing phyfician, fummoned
before the College of Ph) ficians, who were a body
corporate under the charter of King Henry the
Eighth, confirmed afterwards by A 8 of Parliament,
by' which they had power to fumnton before them
all perfone praftifing as Phyficians in London, or
atiithin (even Matti thereof I to eumine into the
Bowls of fuch Ferrite to a& as phyfician, and to
grant him licence to prailife as fuch ; and if any
one fhould praftife without Inch authority, to iffue
an inkrtfittion, by which he was commanded to de•
lit from fo praftifing. That this comic had been.
taken by the College of Phyticians, and the Inter-
diEtion had been ;trued againit the Defendant.—
That in confeqneoei of it, the Defendant had called
the Members of the College a fet of sari ram feoun-
dtels. The fecond count (fated, that the Defen-
dant having beeti fo interdi4ed, wrote a fcandalons
libel, in the form of a letter, to Sir Lucas Pepys,
Bart Ptefident of the College, dated St. Peiet's
Eibtioi'it Common. April 4, 1807:--x!13. Campbell,'
with Tepees to Sir Lucas Pepys—trolls he has hept
well lan night, after having the fitisfaelion of in-
flating a Orange!, after performing the important
fontion of interddion. Should Sir Lucas Pepys,'
end his intelligent College, .be inclined to profecute
D •etor Campbell fur, ther,to them immediately apply,
the law again hint, and erjoy all the benefit that may
tirijfir from gui tarn affirms. Should Sir Lucas think
tapir to fend bis Janitor or Malliff again to Dr.
CaMpbell, he moil be fent with better manners, or
bifiars will be either lengthested or crops, according
to .life title of the College. "Daeor Campbell will
beet() further intuit, &e. His hatement will very
tirtfyle publithed, &c."—Another letter, of much
fume kind, was fent to Dr. Pitcairn, and to each
-akin Members of the College of Phyficians. There
were fevered other counts far the mifconduft of the
Defendant towards this Learned 13, dy, to which he
pleaded Not Guilty, on which iffue was joined.
The Arroaxay GENERAL opened the cafe to the
Jury, and hated the groUnds r.f the profecution,
which, he was pet fuatleo, they would not think an
unimportant one. He had requelted his Learned
Friend to open this cafe circtnflantially, to (pare
him the difagreeable trouble of repeating the offen-
five expreffions made ufe of againft this leaned
body of gentlemen. As long ago in our hiflory as
the Reign of Henry the Eighth, k had been deemed
expedient to ellablifh a College of Phyficians in
London, arid accordingly a charter was. granted by
that monarch fir that put pole, and this was con
firmed afterwards by Aft of Parliament. It bring
thought unaife to entrull to prefumptuono ignn
ranee the praftice of a phyfician in this metropolis,
the kience was to be prorated and followed only by
MCI of learning and abil;ty, and the power of judging
of sod deciding upon the fitnefs of thofe who wilhed
it, was given to the College r f Phyficians. Mr.
Campbell, the Defendant, had pradtifed as a phyfi-
ciaa in iondon for force time. He was fummoned
before the College—did not appear to the fit R fum
moos—the fecond he attendee, and his conduit on
that occafton was one of the grounds of the relent
profecution, the while of which would be related by
Dr. Pitcairn. He meant to cart no reflation on
Mr. Campbell, but what arofe out of his coodue in
this caufe ; but from that conduit, whatever learning
he might poffefs, there appeared to be fomethiag
wrong in his heid or heart, fo as fcarcely to be fit
to be admitted as a protator of fuch a kience he
had forgotten the manners of a gentleman—for, in
addition to the letters he had written, and the out
rage he had committed before the phyficians,calling i
them " qni tam fcounlttlo" he bad fent hack the
interdiftiun, befire.red in a way which common
decency lot bad the motion of above otice—or.ce it !
molt, becaufe it was inslifparible to prove it, and
more than nee it would te almoll criminal to flare
1 . Mr. Oat? pbell had no re.sfun to comploir. r f Any
harcithip in this cafe, becaute, had he fubmitted to
his examination. he would have had his licence .to'
praftife as a phyfician, if I.e was qualified fo to do.
The oeceffary forms of proof of the charter of the
College of Phyficians by Henry the Eighth, and
which is followedby the Aft of Parliatment, were gone
through by Mr. Roberts, the folicitor of the o,llege,
by whole tellimony it alto appeared that Sir Lucas
Pepys Was the pi elldent when the proceedings were
had on the interdiction to the Defendant, and when
• it was liked; that Dr Pitcairn, Dr W. Lamb, Dr
G G. Currey, and Sir Walter Farquhar. were cen-
fors Dr James Harvey, regif era Dr Saunders, Dr
Walter, and Dr Babington, were licentiates The
pick eeding4 of the College of Phyficians having rum-
ironed the Defendant twice, and of the final inter-
ditties having iffued, were then proved, as well as
tic bye laws natter which they were author ifed.
Or James Harvey gave a minute detail of the pro-
ceedings up rci the Ailing of the intetdiftion, and of
his having received it back by poll from the Defen-
daft in a Date wbich, but for the purpofes of jultice
k would be tmjallifieble to defcribe, for it was be-
am:seed with nem= exereasent,• nut only had it the
' :garance, but alio the offenfive alluvia of that

BIRTHS.

Oil the tfl inftant, at Donator, near Falkirk, the Lady of Janie.
Brown, Fig of a daughter.
On the 26th ult. a tradeftnar.'s wife in Buff, of three few, but
they all died a kw hour, after the birth.
Sontlay lalt, at Haman, Chefhire, the Lady of Sir Thomas Stan.
fey Matey Stanley, Dart. of a daughter

MARRIED.

On Toefday the tsth inftant, at Wilton io Laneaihire, by the
Rev. T. Meyriek. Philip Meadows Taylor, Efq, of Liverpool, to
Mifs Jane Mitford, daughter of the late Bertram Mittord, Efq. of
Mitford Cattle, Northumberland
At Edinburghs Robert Pattafon,Efq of Demerara, to Mira
Catherine Haywood, daughter of Johu Haywood, Efq late of De.

• Mr, William Millar, the beadle of the College,
proved the fervice cf tl-se Commons, and of the inter!
diEtioo, on the Defendant, who faid, is one conver-
fethm with the whites, that he would not attend the
flnnions, that he %Wel be glsd to fpend a thonfand
pounditotorn the College of Ph) ficians on their backs.
Doftor Pitcairn trammed by the ATTURN Ey GE-
ataat......" I was preterit at the examinatiou of the
Defendant before the College of Phyfioians—l was
ene of them. The converfittion v.hich paft on that
°citation was a long one, and very defultory. Mr.
Campbell was introduced, and, on his introduition
tn•tbe Board. wasdefired to fir down—he did fn.—
The ptefldcnt tikr imed him of the reafon of his being
there, which was,. that he had praClifed phyfic ille-
gally, and that the Board reqnited an *Terence from
him that be would rellridt his praBice to forgery
and pharmacy. which alone he profefßd. Dotstnr
Calaspbell appeared to confider that requifitioa as a

DI Pp,

At Ns bade In George-4*ln, iiikalintsh, on the Bth fnltant,
James Brawn; Efq.
At Dimftim. on Friday Writ% IhdanDaneas Campbell, of
the gad reghtmin of foot, a very peonieng young min, and much
regretted—On Titefday laft, be inns interred with military bu
pours by the StirUngihire Militia, attended by Colonel Douglas,
and all the officers in gartifon, as well as II the MagMrates and
feveralother refpettabie inhabitants of that plate.
In the Prefldency of Bombay. on the Wit day of Fib:vary WI,
Murdo Mackeezie. Fig, of Letterew, Captain in tic ft battalion
of the 78th regiment of foot.
At Lewilham In Kept after a long Hinds, Mifs Iferfeylkirritt,
eldeft dinghies of 0. Bontialltairitt. Uq bite of Jamaica.
Friday lift, in her 47th year. i 4 Attillllllll2 aft*, beam" row,
Mrs Biouts, widow of James Satan Broedts,Eig.

HIGH WATER AT WNOON BRIDGE TG-'.TORMOW•
Mart lag ss Mast= after s
Miami* A* flainit4se gtqf 4

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great hardthipahe let forth the pains and eltgance I and who, at tbp firOe of .eightee% becinbe a • .. . . fueati.M. ' VALUABLE COPPER:WILTS anil I•Lairttr, vALF CANAL
SHARES, and Vt'ESl INDIA DOCK S I OCK.
be Itallf,b4ll at to hill aducatian—that he bid been: to a regiment in his Makeelfervice. Mitigated by
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
a pupil et St Thomas's Horvitz), and tai d peat t the love of fcleaca, and the hope of.bencfiing, not . ay Mr. SCOW.... I • •, . ..,
refs urin the imamate advantage which hi hact.w; oily hienfolf andfamily, but the community at large WEST INDIA 1.10C.1C .$3.100K,. diWkgpe to
quired in medical knowledge ; fleeing that.* Made. ihe removed from the errantry, to pranife in London i.per Cent pet; Wheal, frieruilhip. Oki Otoondale Millet..
difrveries in that fcience that were. immanent and las a flugmo, and not as a phyfician. In anfwer to air
Inm:thin:Kara
wetTivee em.taitaiettes
icionikecenit ate welle anaw ami tr
v. air
deful—that in the preface of hit profane Iseliad 1 the fielkfummone of she College, he snow a letter era_
_itleTai" lit Vi.aviration!
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conned limfel? to what he called " the Surgery or 'in the molirciPealful terms, and infkad: of that being "
. Milton and Oldham, Rochdale, F.llefmert, Huddersfield, Lan.
tafedicine-.-Medical. Surgery ;" and that many fur- received As a fatisfailary eaplanatians he was again ratter, Croydon. Unite. Anstiy, and Kennet ape Atm C.snale;
geom in Lonclqn praCtifed phylleashehad d ate. He , required to attend. At this treatment the defendant , and Waft atiadtetax W.iter Works.
*mastoid in enterer, that diofe peefons had not done I was mach ireitated, and in this temper he obeyed the ; _l4^ 21/. rjrarllfi'lge freer.
Co publicly as he did ; thit be called hirofelf Dr. 1 funernone, while bis mind, like a broken mirror (ie- '
Campbell ; that he had the name of Dr. Campbell i jured by the infult he coreeived.himalt to have re-
upon his door; that he wrote preferiptions and or- 1 ceived) reffened nothing but the rntiltiplied dilluirted'
' (heed them as phyficians dually do ; and alCo a 1 figures of reneoech and indignatiitn. The defendant
prefeription of that kind was (hewn to him, in his I had not ;nitrated the Learned Counfel to fay a
'own hand writing, with his initials Craned to it. Het fin le word in juilikoazios of the libellous eipreflions;
did not deny it, but pofitively *flirted that this bad i he Telt too much Concern at t'aving employed them,
come from the medical fanion in the Borough. He 4to attempt for a moment to vindicate' them. He
was anfwered, that there was no fuch thing.; that the I had, however,. fine that period, done all that man
Cenfilie Board had no pique againa him or any 1 could do to make reparation ; he had fent letters of
one ; that they only aped in conformity to what apology to each of the members of the Conrt of the
they contidered their duty, backed by the regulations College, and bad even fent a meffenger there to
or the College, and the llattnes which governed them= , make amends for his contempt. It had not been a
and .they endeavoured to difcharge that duty with i criellion with the defendant whether he th,,ulti de
iinpartjelity. _Upon this Mr. Campbell became ( reed hiinfcli like an Englifliman, or permit judgment
warm, and arraigned, in rather fevers terms, the to go by default ; for he was determined to appear
conduit Of .the gentlemen of the Board ; and denied by his Counfel, for the purport only of apologizing
that they had aged with impartiality ; and fawned publicly for the offente he hid committed. If the
that they had unworthy motives fir their proceed profecutors (houl i think right to prefs for judgment
ings : at hit he proceeded to fay—" I always took againll. the defendant, they could not make him re•
you to be a partial Board.—SirWatter Farqnhar and ' pent more his conduit than he did at this moment ;
Dr. Babington got into the College by gi‘ing for there was no put Moment In fevere as the eonv:c•
money to 1)r. Saunders." As loon as Mr. Campbell lion, that he had employed expretlions. certain' y
had ufed thefe exprellinns, the Prefident Ropt him, ni-et derogatory to the profecutors, but mutt' more
and faid—" Mr. Campbell, we can hear no mere of Co to hirdelf. .
this • yin will be pleated to retire." He laid lie Lord EELENROROVGN oblerved, in addreffing the
would not retire; that we might turn him out ; but Jury, that what effen the apology of the eleten,lent
he would not go until he chofe ; that he had not might have upon the judgment he was after wards to
come there imadviledly ; that he had talked to his receive when he ihaul 3be brought before the Court,
lawyer before he came • he knew the extent of the was not for the Jury, or his Lordihip to anticipate ;
power of the. College. If he in-wailed with-Int their their opinions were to be formed upon the infor ma-
licence, they could fine him 51. a month. He was ' tion as it was prefented to them upon the evidence.
able to pay it ; and he, more than once, put his hand It contained a libel moil derogatory of the refpetta•
to his pocket, and 'raked " what was to pay ?" He ble body of perfons who were fitting as Ceefire ;
continued fo to put loch interrogatories for fame mo• and the words employed were in themfelves fcanda-
ments—What the College would do ?—How they lons, imputing to t'rem a moll diigrace'ul conduCt,
would proceed ?—with an intention, as it appeared to as affirg with partiality in the difeharge of the
me, to provoke an altercation. No anfwer was duty waich had been repofed in their hands. They
made to him, and at lag lie got no to go awry. As were laid, ton, in the pretence of pet lons, who were
he was leaving the room, one of ilie gentlemen laid, themfelves about to be examined before that Coto',
" Are you dilpofed, Mr. Campbell, to give the Beard and who were waiting in an adjoining apartment.—
an affurance that you will refrain —ur praelice to This was not all ; for the defendant afterwards
pharmacy and forgery ?" He laid he was net. The wrote letters to feveral pet fons, in which he reviled
fame gentleman then laid, s‘ Then we mull rental, everrene of the Cenfors, in terms of a mull fcanda-
Mr. Campbell, by the Board proceeding as the law lons nature ; bellies which, there was a paper dime.
authorifes it to do." This was fpnken in as mild a ted, in an envelope, to Dr. Harvey, containing his
tone as I fpeak it now. Mr. Campbell's reply to that atteliation defiled in the way exhibited to the Jury,
was," then you are a parcel of qui tam feoundrel.l" and which moil excite the abhorrence and diiguit el
and then he left the room, which he had refilled to almoll every individual in Glciety. 'l' tie words of the
do before. At that time the Prelident rang his bell, libel were proved, and they were CMltcMpitintts and
the beadle was coming in, and the door was open, to defamatory, which w.*s firflicient to maintain the in-
that what Mr. Campbell laid might be heard out of formation. The letters given in evidence were alto
the room, for then there were more than one gentle libellous upon every pet lon to whom they were ad-
man waiting to be examined. I afterwards received dreffed ; and the Jury had no other duty to dif
a letter from Mr. Campbell. much in the fame terms charge than to find if it were the fad, that the de
as thole received by the Prefident and other Members Pendant had written and publithed thefe libels.
of the Boat d ; but feeling myfelf indignant at it, I The jury immediately returned a verdict of Guilty.'
threw it into the fir ." ILACKETT V. GIBBON.
Cia.fs-examined by Mr. NOLAN.—This learned phy- This was an anion to recover damages from the
fician faid, that before this examination, a letter was defendant, as the owner of a collier, called the
received by the Board from the Defendant, full of
Mufeley, for running down another collkr, called
terms of refpeet for the College, of which the follow-
Cie Bradley, belonging to the plaintiff, by which
ing is a copy : event this lien veld went to the bottom.
TO THE i'IIESIDENT AND CENSORS OF THS ROYAL It appeared, that this unfortunate reneontre tonic
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS. place on the morning of the 4th of February lin, off
GENTLTIN N, Loudon. March 6. iSoy. Robin Hood Bay, in the county of 101 k. The
I haw r,eeived your admonition to deftit Tmm the preelice of
phyfi.c, and affo your (urn mons to attend this day, in order tube weather heing then ,Cary ctrudy and dark, the crew
dory examined, tonic/ ing ...-y Mill and ability. I beg leave ro 61. of the Mofeley did not difcover the other veffel till
g. ft, tb at your information has been very locorred, and to itorm they were very near each other; and although they
you that I have ftudiotaly avoided giving offence, or making in-
fringements en rivil,ged bodies. A man 'dilated by truth can Ufa, every every effort in their rower to avert the accident,
give the oeft account of himfeif and ptiefuits, and however
re- .it was in vain ; they came in comae with each other,
pkafant. it is indifp..Aule, when the tafic cannot be left mac re- and the Bradley unfortunately funk. The Captain
prekntation of others. My predict in and about this town has of the Mofeley called out to the other to Rees bard-
cot,iiited mercly in medical forgery. midwifery, and teaching chc- a lee, but at a time when it was too lac to prevent
nliflry, and other 1.--anches of
Pbilal)PhY. I hive elmran this (!ter coming in coma& He and his crew had been
courft of life, with it lam content, and foppofed myr.lf protect. t• •
ed in this unalfuming nation, by privileges claimed as an old tinployed at that moment, when the difcnvery of a
army Surgeon. At the fame rime! begleAve to espref4 my repeet fail a head was made by a boy, up aloft in letting
and Lefcrence for the College, both colledlively
and from the above Mort flatenton they will fee, that in the line
a: daa individ,r4e; the main top gallant-fails, which operation recoiling
of praetice I have choir's. were 1 even conneCted with them. It • many hands, the watch was thereby negleEted. It
was
would be in.pefilble fur roe to comply with the ruler by which proved, that the Bradley had hailed them in
their numbers are bound, confcquently they might think my fufficient time, and that they had placed their Ship
mole of proceeding derogatory to that profeffional enquettn which I in a Inflation to avoid the Moteley, vilien at half a
dillinguifbts their body he the courfe of Winds. I certainly have ' mile dillarce. Under theft cireufnffances the quef-
long poffelled a Ccgret in ph; rse, and have adtedas phyfician in a ,highly refordtabk f tuition in Cambridgelhire. and wore I islet' lion principally turned upon whether or not a doe
ned to (elicit the honour of a licence from your College, I true I look out had been kept by the Mofeley, dining loch
(tumid not by found deficient in the qualifications. Is preferring ' a dal k night i or whether there was an intern:Ml in
beg only rules to slit • R sty Reps from .1 nthat requt tie diligence,Coasto ace. ton the Ca-
making
I am 4entkmen tallrophr ?
Your molt obedient fervent. The Captain of the Muicley, and feveral of the
No. 17. St. Peter's Hill, Dodoes Commons , crew of both veil-els, gave their telliwnsies, each
Sin—.l he iaclokd is my reply to your official communiestion• gating, that their requitite (hips had ufed every ne.
I than tbauk you why it this day before the Prefident and Ceufors. ceffary effort to avoid the other, but the weight of
I am your obedient fuvakt,
.
To Dr Harvey, Regifter. H. CAMPBELL. evidence being on the part of the plaintiff, the Jur y
But the Learned Dator laid, that the melons al- returned a verdin in his favour; the damages being
finned in it for not calling on him to defift paillifine
as a Phyficiao were not latisfitetot yto the EatArd. •••
, after/els:di to he ore-ermined by reference.
° ----"
Dr. Lambe, Sir Lucas Pepys, and Dr. Gragiflil:
bert Currie, like wife gave evidencce, as alfo did Mr.
C. Humphries, to the hand writing of the Defendant.
The letter written to Sir Lucas Pepys, by the De-
fendant was then read. It was as follows
" Sr. Peter's Hill, Aprils. 5807.
" H. Campbell, with refpedts to Sir Lucas Pepys, atlas he &pi
well lAA night, after having had the fatisfaElion of treating a
Itmes ill, and performing the important fundlion of interdidtion.
Sir Lucas and his intelligent colleagues be inclined to per.
Iseute Dr. C. further, let them immediately employ the law againft
wn, and coley all the benefits thatmaystik from qui tam action .
Should Sir Lucas think proper to fend his janitor, or metal; again
to St. Peter'. Hill, he malt be fent with better manners, or his ears
will be either lengthened or crept, according to the talte of the
Cation. This fellow has twice,lll Dr. Campbell's Mule, behaved
vary Mtpudently, but like softer like man. Pr. C. hegsleme, to
ropatt. that he will bear no fiddler inkohnce from the"ery chemi-
Eril compilers of the London Pharameopsaia. He wrote to them
M a °cottons:: andexpedied at leak a retputtful =fuer ; but
*tie triatn-sot be Omortly publitheL"
1 A &Bihar letter to Dr. Lambe waaalto read.
Mr. Noeere, for the defendant, lamented extremely
that the caufe of hie unfortunate cheat had not fallen
into hands more Able, at lealt more known, to the
Jury whom he adclreffed. Upon the proof adduced
to fuppnit the protecution, be &mild make very few,
or perhaps no obfervations, becaufe the ;nitrations
be had received tended entirely a different way.• The
defendant Wee a very learned, and intelligent man,
who bad devoted his life to the medical profeifion,

Difpenfary, Na fs, Bohn Square, being
-4 open to the Poor, her eontribetall eeniblerahly to the credir
SPII,SBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC 1/ROPS have
pined, by afcertaining its eflscacy as a medicine in calm of Scro-
pbula, Gout. Itheutostirm, Eruptions, and Nervous I.:graces, de•
pendant ea the obtlruetions of ;be hosnach and int‘Aines,ardhv
all thole complaints of eiffuftd bile, where calomel has lull its
Oka by frequent oft.
It is requifite to caution the Public egainfl purchafing nay mimic
but tkofe bearing the worms By the King's PtClit" 011 tht
bottle, bill of directions, and outfule wnwpre: torttrlter with the
King's Dory. punted In back ink: fold in Ivr_dos of ss. Ad.
double Sunk* los.; larger 11. ii.; duty ineluled.

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Porough t and may be had of muR Country Medicine Venders, in
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