The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-06 00:00:00

son. Nit :any' ehtletrew oho tticitt have tilt hi.,
however oauserous the cheat-et might ►e against the
tea
. . .
Mr. Jestiee &aaw•ou evemewei *p the evidence
with gryst cMroe.a, cothoteotitwr upon it as he weal.
lo his view of the law of the ease, his I•nnistrip e
curred with the opinion expreated by Mr. tievjeset
delleek.

The jury, after consulting together for a few minutes
returned a verdict for the plAiatiff, thereby establishing
his legitimscy.
Thr core occupied the treater portion of the 41sT. As
its conclusion the plaintiff was greeted with the rlAmoi.
one congratulations of a host of friends, male au
female, who had Acoompanied him to cond.
Lauarsca V. WINTSC-41/011.1171C AffitiT.
This W4l an action to remover 411111.11/11 for as assault
committed by the defewstaat alien the pkiatilf.

Mr. Sergrznt PELL stated the case to the Jere, f •nrn
which it appeared that the plaintiff, a married man, 4,4
fathei• of four children, was by trade a law-. Minuet.
The defendant, whose real *Mr is Whiter, iast whew
fancy appellation is Spring-, is well knit% a is the span,
inc worldwea celebrated pugilist. lie is also the lg,ep,,,
of the Weymouth Arms pohlic-bonse, Weymouth street,
'file dispute between plaintiff and defendant arose oat of
a icht be,weeu two pogillets nimicd.S•ockmas sad
Brawn, to the latter of whom Syring or Winter bad lcr,a
as second. The tight took piaci near Cxiiridge. th
the return of the ponies to London. they met at the
Plough pablicshouse near Bayswater. A Kellen! cm.
versorion arose here respecting the condom of the evs.
Wants arblidsnaded is the defeadlasea calling the plail•
tars dl.tiftetywr, ii tf in Oilnitti.osientill 'llO °di*
a jetamitti% itrwek him several btuiri orii:11 a riclA obi&
stritito Bert miry no the hold. Nut bei-nr a Misch fat
his assailant it such weapons. 4,
ti ' lied faith d 4
tiettser' of the law, and hir Ow
wt;iiir
ifeita. 70
prove this was called . ' •.• • r.. A. . . - .....
.141es'i'arrell.-A. am Mt fOlthtr4o-lawnt itilkiii.
tiff., I wont with' him to see the hoeing' miteh 'et Mt-
/indite. We stopped on oar, way back, at the Mach,
near Bayswater. Wittier I saw at the debt, be was
the second of Brown ; Lawrence took so ran in the
fight. .Lavrresee and I took two or Mtn pints alpine!'
between oi Usti' Plough. We were both solter• we
were eittin t the door of the public-house when Winter
y
came up. conversation arose respecting Hie met who
f Meat : ',since -asserted that Brown:laed hit Stock-
man in the fight. upon which defendant told him he lief,
and on his persisting is the assertion, said he was a
d--4 liar. - Plaintiff said if he, defendant, sail that
Brown did not bite-Stockman. he was a liar. Mater
then struck !aim several blows with a stick, which eat
him severelvand the bloat lowed down in streams en
each aide hit head. Pliant', was unable to attend to
his let simass for a few dap, to esasegasoce of the severe
usage defendant gave him.
Cross-examined by. Sergeant Vacogate.-11-, ant':
only beer on our way home. I itas poaktive that 4,
readapt gavel'', lie Orel. Winter is the aline of the
defendant, kit be is letter know.
.h! Os oasts tit,
spriac . . .
.40i- ,',.
This was the plaiatlfra case. • • ..
Mr. Nercernes-Vaustmte.for the def. conteaded
that this was note
,comi which called for &awes. The
plaintis who, they, wore tis;d, had a wife avid liar chin
Brea. and who, they.would admit. might friers, bat cir-
cumstance hare employed his time ouch then
wiLicgaisg 1.5 miles out of town to en a fight. - wit.
news sae. of those pugilistic contents. and ohlais us,
hair cot lots a squabble, which, ocaording lb his sea
witness, he comusenced by taring that the .Mg when
defendant seconded bad acted unfairly. Now. that au
an insult to the second., aid the plaintiff brought Um
consequences on himself.
'Me. Justice Bu'ontouce summed up, and °hurried that
4 whom* samended at those fights bad a vightie Arms
lilsepitiou•of what pained thou. and the plaintiff miry
expressed hi.. when he was wantonly assaulted kr the
defendant. With respect to fights of she kind *birds
they -went to see, they were illegal, sod enfortanstely of
late there had been very fatal couseqs•ores aitenliac
them. Ily a late act. however, the Judges semi:A.
powered
sttctetswfilihtte,
acpacitoiredilszatot
theis cmitacta.ntagsgstste:
of the wise. and he believed. in some imitates', to trim-
portation. As to the damtges in the present case, the
jury wauld consider it was not ova which called for sow
thing like heavy duntgets, but the plaintiff was entitled
,to his costs at events.
The Jury. after consulting together for five minutes.
;• fuand a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 10f. and colts:

Quid at Teaks"? nit Pitrans deriderse.
But Pilate did apt May for as answer.
fate. Estroa—Permit me. ihreegh the limits of year in-
valuable paper, to offer a. few preliminaey remarks on the
usefulness arising to moiety from adeardsing the mire irt
certain maladies, by a particular ditatlptiou of enedient.
practitioners. who are frequently stigmatised with the ',i-
diot " disinterested Impostors." There la a linaof chattier
tion to be observed. which appears *eldest to me, tad I
thick would do so to others. divested of preSdice. that le,
were the advertising practitioner a tioasetentima nil. try
sullied by avarice, always bearing truth for hte motpii.er.t
who makes use of an adtertisetnent a, a vehicle to brim
forth the objects of indliermion. that pine to misery. ant
bled' at the thought of their case being knows to their le-
wdly practitioner; and those aallappy obseets are bmtight
forth. and restored to health. when they might hare b.**
saarificed, or left to wander their days in wretchedness.—
All instance of which I hat leave to annex is a letter stir
dretied to Dr. Eady, dB, Deus-atreat,Salio, Gado*.
" Sta,—Wheel I have reflected span your kindness:A
rianity, sod liberality. tome, is my distressed. allieted,end
Wore sitraadoo, when alter suffering for six months exam
dation wawa I eaneot diatribe. an I which had balled eh
lb/tardiest! eattiatanco I had applied to for relief. nod who
I. was tadpoles' from the isedlcacy of medirin• takes in rein.
Miammige inflammation still inereisitig, which was setteed-
ed by gaogroneseertillortios. and at fast death Marion me
is that face. At this period of fay disorder, I anticipstott as
no greet Witmer my dissolution as inevitable, with all.tfet
attendant horrors which death presents to the bonne sited.
embittered by the lacerating redaction. " Blame my Walsh
sell"-1 say, when I reflect on aocasaneliert, courtesy. sad
r.
liberality, when I had so band so friend to emsetder
no means of support against malignant thee/011$
that witch I labourodoadok remember that to yeti-
personal exotic**. Dean human aid is concerned. I as at
this moment irodebffidfolt the life I maw enjoy, and for the
Meath I am melody is pes.seadoe of. I tautoot bet feat L flat
acting pagrefetul to you to set peblishiag my ere tO.lh",
:world, Or stieisiog. in a To* public way of yosi beget.-
fence to me then I base. -
" Rh. Sir, Conscience makes coward, of as all. Bet still
I hare thought a plan might be des iesd, In which this nialet.
to me so desirable, might he accomplished, an.l the bereft.
not only others but to yourself be felt as extensively.' I
wish it ; and therefore if you think proper in any iffy to
mention my are. so far as to save me all the pain narettea
mast produce on such a subjea. I'o,ll only Feel I sesslsiod
part of a duty I owe you (and a small part Indeed I aelosou,
ledge it is): for were 1 to lie. ages. and experience more
than 1 here ever dune of the conleudinceireseesteruna of this
' life, lam assured that moth% candthefface from toy sameedyr
or cheer my apirite more, then The remembernitn or meat"
which can cease to be drat to ma only with aty.life.
sm..
TO Doctor Esq. id; • l'iug‘itir• .1"/:11.114ageNlYi
Dean-st. Soho,. ' ay .:`? .

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