The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-12 00:00:00

IRISH L.lll' I NrE 1, I. IGENCR.

COURT OF OF KING'S BENCH.-JULY 6, 1811.

Till KING V. IVNAMARA.

The Solar:Tim-GENERAL this day applied to the
Co HI, to know whether they would be pleased to hear
his argument in this case during the present term,
in the absence of the Chief Justice, the previons
argument haring been made in presence of the full
Court.

Mr. WALLACE, ti ho is the prosecutor in this we,
urged to the Court the peculiar situation in which he
was placed. and hoped the Court would. if possible,
bare it decided this term.

Mr. Justice Pilo. remarlieJ, that however anxious
the Court would he to accommodate the parties, yet,
as this was a cast• of rtry consid►•rahle public import-
ance, and as it would be impossible t i give judgment
this term, the parties uoutil lose nothing by wait-
ing for the coming down of the Lord Chief Justice.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

1'411.1 v. WNAMAIIa.

Wednesday, Mr. North moved the Court, en the
affidavit of Richard Scutt, th it the venue he changed
from the city of hiblin to the county of Wicklow, or
any other county in Ireland which the Conrt might he
pleased to order. Mr. North said, that the publica•
lion of the occurrences which happened on another oc-
casion tendril so much to inflame the public snind
against his client, that the defendant thought it ne-
cessary to make this application to their Lord hips.
The Learned tientleman thoueht it unnece.e.aly to
read the entire of Mr. Scott's affidavit, particularly tvi
there was some occurrences of an unpleasant [Ware
alluded to In It.
Mr. Justice Noose rentarketf, that they eenfil not
gals ouch time by the Assizes, as there was great
reason to believe that they would nut take place until
September.
The Learned Judges severally gave their opinions,
a id unanimolsly refnsed the motion.

COVE Or folk, July 4.—The following is a correct
copy of a Note picked up at sea in a staled bottle,
yesterday, at two o'clock, 12 miles S. and by E. of
Ballycottoti bland, by the Courtney Pilotting bouker
belonging to Mr. Fitzpatrick, of this town :
(COPY)
The Morning Star in lat. 52. 35. long. 7, west, off
Bardsey Island, South Wales.
It. is particularly requested, that whoever picks this
tip will have it insetted in the public Newspapers, as it
is for the autusetwent of a party of Gentlemen on hoard
of her ; she belongs to John Smith Barry, of Foaty,
Cove of Cork, Ireland. and on her way to Liverpool.
(Signed) JOHN SOWER BARRY.
Jine 23, IRV.
Estimated Expense of the Linen Board of Ireland
fur the year It2l :
For Premiums, Bounties, and Grants about £9.900
Provincial Inspectors . . . . 1,603
County Inspectors pito
Port Ingpeetors . . . . 240
Linen-otSee . . . . . 1,390
. . . . . 700
Yarn BA

Other Offices
Aliicellaneons

• 700
. . . . 5,000
Irish Currency 121,210
Vacctatsvinx.—During the last month the casual
small-pox was tint very severe within the parishes of
London and Bills of Mortality ; the first week of the
month began with the loss of ten patients ; five died
in the second week, and seven in each of the following
two weeks, making together twenty-nine deaths, to,
which may be added two who died in the hospital at
Pancras; but font- hundred and fourteen were vaccina-
ted there during that month. It is to be noticed that
chicken-pox has been very prevalent, and has from many
similar appearance* been often mistaken for the second
small-pox, after vaccinatina, called the varioloid dis-
ease; many of its characters have led person; anxious
for the safety of their children to conceive it to be that
disease without the least reinitiating ; and this has led
them in their lint alarm to unjustly condemn and tais-
trust Vaccinatissu, and to give limity encouragiment to
practitioners, who avail themselves of their distress tip
immediately inoculating with various matte by which
they spread the contagion, and give the pestilence to •
the patient and to the neighbourhood, instead of pro-
ceeding with the easy and Phort care of the Chicken-
pox, which almost every nurse has sufficient skill to
cure by her general experience.
We are sorry to le.sru that the shocking accident
which, yesterJay morning, Wel Mr. Anderson, of
Gloodman's-lields, and ;if which there is an accountde
another part of our paper, has terminated fatally. •
Immediately after being thrown from Lis liorse, hi
was conveyed to. Mr. Hopkins's, the surgeon, pear'
Cambridge-heath. On examination, the back pa 4 .
of his head was found dreadfully fractured, and Ills
was as soon as possible conveyed to Isis home, when
we lament to add, he expired at tea o'clock last
night, leaving a most afflicted wife and a somarosa

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