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'RESEN74eITIUN OF COLOURS. Okeirrs (idle late Royal Ai broath Volunteer commanded by Major liaet clue, having re prefent she Colours of that Corps to the or Forfarlhire Volunteers, Thurlday the n, was the day appointed for the ceremony. testing was (pent with convivial hilarity.— inner, many patriotic longs were lung by Coevi et., and the other Officers, among is the following, recently compofed by an It of Arbroath : Tuuc—Fy, let us a' to the Bridal. CIIORt S. 'y, let us A' to the Bank ! For Freedom's Deft friends will be there, The Codex, Lillie to fettle, Nil'ha comes for our gudes so' our gear. !hi Hosts and Ns Butchers are ready, Jail waists' the wind au' the tide; Bus ac thing fair vexes the laddie, Cornwallis Iles right slang fide! Yet fud be flip out in a gloaaiiii, An • feud o'er the dub i' the du k, «•c'll hearten the kelpie's a etnnire, An' keep him baith italwart and (lark. An' Fy, let as a' to the Sauk, &c. Perhaps he may find his heart !Wither, To land to the foutbward o Forth, Au favouid byfortunc and weather, May Sod a green grave i' the North; To tell i the troops art in voodoo, Wi' guns ready prim'd gin be land, Wad masa our non, We'll glance at oar tabours near band. An' Fy,kt as a to the Bank, Ste.. When Moira the manta' comes forward, Wi' Freedom's Bade hie:what his back, SWUM we are Beet to the nor'ward, His ibusdard web join in a crack. Tree Penh ye wad fee them come fpangin', . Mang the ley'd tanks of the Tay; The lads o' Dundee wool be Swanks', A' Mn to be let I' the fray. An' Fy, let us a' to the Battle, be. Arbroath wad be up in a clatter, They'll fay we're a bac dfu', %is true; • To make the beft meads for the matter, Each baton is Bridal True Bloc. The alb= o Forfar ass i Breaks, Wad last Z . the erft, ye may (wear, Te glc the Wald brigprt a billsen, MOUT& wad as leg r tie ear. Aa' FT. let me a' to tie Babb, dm. The Cavalry use wad come preach', Free Ala, frac Copan, an' Cade $ liselrbagarsokell fakes keen glands . ; The Area they warns be farce. Pm Carrie, a Wand' tbe tidies Wed gar th a' gird r their ;Faith; Aa'O Se • thin' ate ridia', Ilk um es be is& Ifir An' Fy, let sea' to the Battle, be. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT 0? KING'S BENCH. APRIL 2!. Easels. moved far a Criminal Information k an Attorney named Ruffivrorth. and that he . be lima of the Roll. on the ground that I not only bees guilty of a grofs abufe of prac but had asalicioully libelled a Clergyman, re fidingia the country, In coafequence of the latter hay -it prevailed againft him in a law-fait. The libel was publicly exhibited, nettling the clergyman of formerly led a profligate life, and imputing an with which he bad been affiidted for years, to unifequences of his profligacy. The affidavit of Clergyman teas read, Rating that his complaint r forty years Banding, and not produced by the &Sped in the libel. The Court thought there abundant proof to grant a rule to Phew caufc. SUITOR a. OIRSOWS—(POIRT Of PRACTICE.) . Pala this day Sewed caufe againa a role ' bad been obtained by Mr. Barry, calling on the atiff to thew caufe why the interlocutory judg. t and the firbfequent proceedings Mould not be ifidie, with coat, for irlegularity. Thy irregula. ras, declaring dr Mgr rfe, when common hail . to have been filed for the defendant, according t ftatute ; and then a declaration Ihould have filed in chief, which the plaintiff neglefted to It appeared that the 'skeet's was returnable on 7th of November laf ; .that the eight days had fired after that return ; in fad, that the whole elapled, and no further proceeding• were had : iBth of January, v ben the plaintiff filed his ration dr bear tie. Isle. PARK argued, that as defendant did not come in lad term to fct aside proceedings, he was too late now, and, therefore, ode lhould be discharged —On the contrary, Mr. r contended, that as the plaintiff had given tin executing 1 writ of inquiry fobliquent to that viz. In lately as the first day ot the preterit and had, therefore, removed hi, in iginal Ure ic!. it was, in cffeCt, a continuance of it wiihout .miCon ; and that, therefore, the defendant was ssargeable with scant Of due iiihgence. and ci.ii• to his rule. Of this opinion sv.is the Cow t, and de was made abloiote. .111. 30,--TANIC/11. tl. SANS(Nt. ItLAXE AND en. Plainuti is A 13.4t1.roirr, the Dcfcritiant. r• ! gilt ISyrkcrs. 'The tot flier hT.t I c:c:tc,l An ,meet AKAinll the 'Atter itt c0r..k.,1.1c0,c ot their tg refuted tht.t.lowAnce t t 1.1.. at !ic.ttc,r , rt the nd that tiltf had lAid A claim of hit beyond the .Imoont they had it• nved. Tire 'anent of portry is, dirt no Itch ri.,:tra tit i• Mot!: r. Eiscrr.r, tri hch.4ll of tl.e 1) h.r14,-.t tor a V/1,11 of L, •11.4 t fire t, .A 1 n _ in the Soinciwt ,icad of hc:tig c ed before tl.c ‘1.41.01r.1 might nt.t be I,loitt•lt,l ..rd .1 c‘‘n)rti4.ll 1/s: • 111 .1 L•n.; l(111, s intn thi , tAir. icitte CVoint t, •1..1 V bnb prtlb, ‘y pealltS ttl 14W t.,At Wot,lj Le Derr Lnidlhip% tr dctuonn• c tl.c —•• It the quer rd %lino she 1tR.41 ctslietice r,t c cLum, is •it L.r the Lac , r 1 to r: .l vinon. Here the timple queftion is, if the amount v ere claimed, merely the tact of announcing and making the claim. If we contented to remove this cafe, there would be fcarcely any inftance of an in didment for perjury which might not be transferred upon the fame principle from the ordinary Courts." The three other Judges concurred in the fame opi nion. BORDENAYE V. GREGORY. Mr. GARROW had obtained a rule to thew cattle why the verdia Ouch the Plaintiff obtained at Guild hall fliould not be let afide and a nonfuit entered. The points on which he relied his application were, 111, that the Plaintiff had not attended at the Stock Exchange after the Cale of the flock until the Izteft hour of the market, to call on the buyer to have it transferred, as he ought to have done, conformably to the principle recognized in the cafe of Lancathire and Hillingworth, in Lord Raymond's reports. Se condly, that he did not fell the flock, to afcertain the damages fuilained by the buyer's default, in not ac cepting the transfer with fufficient pronsptnefs,, ac cording to the provifions of the MI of the 7th of Geo. 11. chapter 8. Mr. EILSKIN I and Mr. RICHARDSON, in rapport of the verdia, contended that there is a material diffe rence between the prefent cafe and that reported in Lord Raymond. That in this cafe the evidence went to prove a tender and refufal of the transfer, and therefore it was not neceffary for the feller of the flock to wait until the latch hour of the Stock-Ex change Market ; and that as no time is fisecifiedin the Aft for the fecond fale of the flock, to afcertain the damages, the delay of fuels fale from the Bth to the zth of May, was not unreaftinalile new n. 1 %1 ...• •• ?lip 1.rt... r r .,:t ur ine statute. Mt. Gillum and Mr. Grass wereheard in reply. The Court awarded a new trial in this cafe, to have the conflruftion of the AR fettled, and the rules had in two other fimilar cafes, wherein is the fame Plain tiff, were enlarged until the law be decided. Pli The Oil , Corps, col frayed to i prefect, of sth intlan• The eve After din Colonel C ; Which was inhabitant Fy rr r 'll • • • who* Ibotild he had .circe; 61 Nitwit Mir Prt" a IltanutsJ *lnds to the coo cite Chi was of cask al was abx • an Mr. 1 rirbich b IDCM ei Iflex aft& city WI ought t tn the been 61 do,. It the 7th expired term el till the dzclara the del ' the pro • the rut BARRY • lice of • term, 1 term, sulx, it sitterm not ch; tied to the rul •FR The 1 emmei ondiat Mill elAte .7' Mr. ITU) V I , his! I 9r , whir • inmng intric roAnV of ~pon • • t . • 11 , 11 11111 - 0 V. THOMAS SMILING _oslllll., The defendant was tried at Dorchefter, and con• *Med of refining and °filtrating Thomas Browne, a Scrjeant at Mace, from arrefting Benjamin Willis , and was brought up into Court for judgment. Mr. Grass moved an arrefl of that judgment upon two grounds : 6rft, that the writ itfelf was fuch a one drat the party could not be held to bail upon ; and fecondly, that Browne was not legally authorifed . . . . to execute the writ, had it been a good one. A rule to fhew caufe was granted.- and the perfo nal attendance of die defendant, a Lieutenant in the Navy, was difpenfed with. MAY 11.-m-POOLI O. GATTIIt. This was a caufe brought before the EccleGaflical Court : it was a quellion on tythes; and the matter for the confidetatton of the Court was, whether the determination, involving in it the confirutlion on certain Aes of Parliament, viz. of ad and 3d of Edward VI. the caufe fhould not have been referred I to a court of common law. AU the proceedings had beets continued. progrellively, in the Ecclefiaftical Court, and the fentence had been pronounced for the Plaintiff. Application had been nude to the Court, and a rule had been granted to thew cattle, why a writ of prohibition fhould not iffue to the'Ecclefiafti cal Court; the ai.thority of that Court having been interpofed in a matter not within its jurifdiftion. Mr. DAMPIER, at great length, refitted this rule, and examined the dittina jurifdiaions of the Tem poral and the -Spiritual Courts, as well as the proper objeas to which the prohibition fhnuld be direfted. He adverted to the extreme delicacy neceffary in the exercife of any authority by the former, as affelling the latter ; and after citing a great variety of cafes, in fnpport of his argument, he contended, that tythes were the proper fubjefts of the Ecclefiallical Courts; but if the party could have obtained a writ of prohi bition before, he could not, in the prefect nage, after - fentenced was pronounced againll Lim. Mr. Bo ROWES, on the other fide, contended from Gousocr, Rota., Lord Rey MOND ' Lord C. I. Hots, and numerous other precedents, that when the quef. lion of tythes is conne9ed with the cor ftrutlion of an Adt of Parliament, it could only be determined in a Court of Common Law ; and fo far from the fentence preventing the writ of prohibition, it was commonly the ground and grievance on which the prohibition was 'trued. Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—" This is a cafe, after what Mr. lattice BuLLlti has Paid in the 4th Term Reports, that mutt receive from us a terious and at tentive review. We have had great at - Mt:ince from the ability with which the argument has been con dated on both tides, and fball pottpone our judg• went to a future day." MAY 2.7-_THE KING 0. Jr/NATHAN PANTHER, The Defendant in this cde was brought up to re ceive the judgment if the Court. He was conviaed of making and publiihing a grofs and feditious libel, fot the purpofe of exciting and caufing fedition and rebellion among his Majefly's loyal fubjeCts. The libel was written on the back of a return which the Defendant was to have made to the Commillioners, under the AEt of Parliament for embod, ing the Ar my of Riderve, and ritp..tted to be an addrefs to them, by way of complaint againit the Government f/i this Country, which %%riling was couched in moll feditious terms, and atpei ling, in opprobrious epi thsts, his !staidly's Minifters. It appeared, upon his csamitiation before Sir Richard Ford, that he ad• witted the paper was ilgned by him ; and he further added, tie was ready and willing to do the fame over ag.tin. The aflidavit of the Defendant was read, vilich Rated, that he was a coach maker, and bad been nth, li injured in his trade by the late war ; that Le neser intended to publifb any libel again!! G.,vtrntosnt, hut rnetcly to thew the Commiflioners 11 , •w he wit, alreaed by the war ; that he could not ite hinds If, butt procured las niece, Margaret Dodd, !to ''tire Sir Lira ; that he never bel , ))))4ed to any ipolitical Inciety ; Ow he had a se.fe and large farni i lot were totally dependant upon Lis indultry for tilt r I,:ppetrrl Nlair:;rst llr &I's affidavit was t:icn read, which tits fame .1. Dcfcii,lant's ; that the had sin:Teo the pas,- alltith.l to by his diietion, wrd I hit iiatti: to it ; :hat the seas in the habit of ai o rs for him, abd kept his fan ily sitt: depsndent oil him I) ... i. th.al tot ; that }IC ;I,lritcd I.t, %%.1 , ill,' „I; 1!•..t if' k's ilitft, who W4' to IX' c“ofintal for any irnc, tilcy itJe%itßY) il.Lui gener.ll AI 414 .1,0.4.111114 3.)0.1 1 The Arrclaantllrwra at, en the part of tie ' profecution; made a few oblerv.uions on the affida vits now read, and remarked, this was a defence originally fet up by the party againtt the verdid ; that on the trial the witnefs, Margaret Dodd, was kept back, that the Defendant had petrified in his offence, as fully appeared from his examination be fore the Magifhate. These was no evidence pro duced to make it appear a mere draft, the writing was plain and legible, fairly written, without any interlineations, corredions or erafures; the affidavits, in his opinion, were a bare fabrication, in order to impure upon the Court, and greatly aggravated the crime.—Mr. Gaitaow made a few- obfervations on the fame fide. Mr. ERSKINE, on the part of the defendant, felt he could fay little in mitigation of his punifhment, and though much pre& d by his Cent, he declined making any oblervatinns on the fubjeft. - The Court ordered that he fhould again be brought up on Friday the t tth. THI KING V. ARTHVIt. SALE. The Defendant in this cafe was convieted of a li bel of a feditious nature, and was brought up to re• ceive the judgment of the Court The libel publifh ed, was an abufive and fcurrilow, attack upon the prefent Government, and obfervatiw‘s of a dange rous kind upon the prefent war. The affidavit of the Defendant was read in mitigation ; be acknow ledged his conviCtion was.a jull one ; and that when he was brought op to plead to the inffiament, he ap• plied to his Connie' to allow him to plead guilty; that he was a volunteer, and a printer by trade; but fince his apprebenfion and confinement, he has tali all hi e lx.fiabofc. and h." uv mute now left than will pay his debts ; that at the time he printed the libel in queftion, he was alfo palithing feveral loyal papers, Sec. The Court ordered &pa iu be brought up on Friday the s t th intiant. THB ICING IR WILLIAM WALES HORNE. The Defendant is this cafe is a Damning Mini ace; ' he was tried for a libel before Mr. jUiliCe ROOOll, at the laft aflizes at Leiceller, and was found Guilty by a fpecial Jury. The words of a fechtious nature were' made ufe of by the Defendant in pretence of feveral perfons. It appeared he alfo drank a difloyal " to oar 6rieadr over the mater;" or ofie purporting to be fo. fail, " if be bad a good flipper, be dui not I care whether he paid oat williaa to the Nini or to Bona. parte." It alto appeared on the trial that the De fendant was a well-informed man, and fond of argu ment ; that he repeated leveral times thefe were his teal fentitnents. Mr. LEADER, on the part of the Defendant, con-, tended be had no (editions dcfign in making ufe of the expreffions alluded to ; that he had a wife and family who entirely depended upon him for their fop port ; that on no previous occafion he had ever ex prefled fentiments again( the Ling and Govan ment. Lord E LLL N L mamma obferred, he did not dif avow thofe fcntiments even in his affidavit. He was then committed to the King's Bench, and order ed to be brought up again on Friday the t tth THI J. ITIVAMII AND J. AGIBU, VSOSS. _ _ _ _ There defendants had been tried before LordEL- Lsasoeouox, on the flatute of the 33d of Geo. 111. ch. 52, fee. 62, evaded to prelerve the fidelity of public fervants. They held the fituation of fnper• vifors to the Eall India Company on the coati of Ma . . . labar, and were found guilty ot having converted to their own uce to the value of 9,0001. or 10,0001. which devolved into their hands in confequence of their official lituations. On their entrance into Court, Mr. DALLAS, on behalf of the prifuners, took feveral °Nations to the form of the inditment, and efpeci ally on the authotity of the cafe of if The King v. the Inhabitants of Gamdengate :" he contended that the time when the offence was committed did not correfpond with the Period when it was charged upon the defendants in the words of the indiament.— The Learned Counfel, therefore, moved in arrett of judgmcnt. Lord ELLENsotouost..—" Tate a rule to (hew caufe, and, in the mean time, let the defendants [land committed." KING V. JAMES SALT't •NDOTHF_I3. James Salter, William Berry, J. hn Neal, Peter Wright, William Mitchell, and William Littletown, were brought into Court. They were journeymen hatmakers, with others, to the number of forty, in the ferrite of Mr. Wall, hat-manufaelurer, and had been found guilty of a confpitacy ; during which they had (truck 4heir work, and had deprived the laid Mr. Wall of the fervices of two Brothers, n.im:d Hems. Mr. Wall, it appeased, in conleguence of incelfant oppofition from theft conlpiracies, and to prevent his total ruin, had been obliged to remove bis.manufaelories from the neighbourhood of London to Mancheller, Newtaille, and other places, where he could be flee from this fpccies of perfecution by his own fervants. The journeymen hat-makers had eflablifhed a fyftem of bye-laws, and to compel the obfet ranee of which, they bad conurired a fort ( t prat:heal " Round Robin," or " Garret Match," and with an impious mockery of the facie,' forms of kit tice, they endeavoured to culture thole bye•lases. Ii an individual in a manufactory ilifoheyed them, the 'mailer was either to turn hint off, or they u mild all forfake their engagement. tiny man changing his mailer, mull have a certificate from this liattruity if a mailer received him s Aunt a eel tificate of Ins cicannef," all the other rn:::1 were to fortake drib new matllr, until he got rid iti the " foJI man." Mr. Serjeant BAILI Y aud Mt. Maa Riot- were heard in 'mitigation of ; aid Mr. L AR• pow, Mr. Serjeant Br st, and Mr. K %vv.. Ler.u, un behalf ut the profeciitu , n. Lord ELLISBOROUC H.—. Let them be commttted to the New Gaol in the Borough, and lie litiffiglit up to receive judgment on Saturday the t rill MIL" iie decition of the Court rsa. dc I. ti,l on the ap- plicstuuti reipeaing the Well 111,11.1 1),K1 Cumpir I.all week, Capt. tlie Royal liorfe Ar. tiller y, at lleighttin 11. w acks, a Gentleman of en. gaging manners, wit. canc.! ninin by Mt. S--, lately a Lieutenant lit the at my, and an 0cc.,0;. nal vilitant at grightoo, to meet hint at Cr", c I.ondi n road, to dee 'Lk u fat i. entnrmaily I Alle.! Ajl4lr 01 I I,.nour : they accm, 4 10 ; ...1) u., t, .4- nied by th L i r ! c u m :, 411,1 a huge:, it the to met, Alt, I' A thutt coni ••, 4 that 01: CoMpl ..- cirnt to j 41 1 .1111 .4 C. aNilye, Vt•S 1.3.74C11 iIIC aid th ArtICSILTUIAIICTOILTVOSI IXlNnts on heavy lands, which Use Irony winds had much in jured is their firength, as well as colour, have not been snitch improved by the cold rains that have Asset pre vailed till near the end of the month.—The forward Town Barley, and Oats, on fining foils, have expe rienced the fame effects; the Coen in general upon under lands, toots better; bet warm, dry weather, would be highly ferviceable to the growing crops of every kind. Beans look well in Kent and Elie: ; but the early field Peale are very irregular, and in rno* difiries are unhealthy, and incapable of a fair average produce. The Rape, Mutlard, and other (mall feeds, have been materially injured by the (harp nights in their early bloom. The Clovers, though backward have flood the winter better than fhr . tome years parts The Hop plantations in Kent and Stifi;rx, have thrown out theirbine unufuallylate,but it is firongandireahlif, Hay continues reafonable in all counties, etc:pt.:teat. the coat, where the demand is Urge for the tife of the army.—Smithfield Market has had but a thus fupply of prime Ineat, of all kit,ds, through the month ; Co that the prices have confiderably advancedt Beef has reached 6s. 6d. per none, and other articlei in proportion. Lean Cattle-are fonaewhat lower, Ma. good Hock is fear .e, particularly Scotch ruins, and huh oxen. Stock (beep have increafed in value.—i Hodes are lower, except of fuperior kinds, and thefe fetch as high prices as ever. 'rhe WOOl Mai kets are dull, and have had little or no variation lute lalt month's Report. ENGLISH Sraie LOTT SRT.—Third Der—No. 13099. a Prize of 10001.—Nos. 5,2(18. 25.8339 a 7,003, 38,845, Peioss of zool.—Nos. rbB. 2,483, 12,079, 21,479, Prizes of tool.—Nos. 3,644, 4,570. 15,052, 17,746, 23,104, 23,422, 25,175, 27,4249 28,182, Prizes of 501. THIIODDAY of Dotosvotoa.----TheTicket N 0.11,199, drawn 'teller Jay a Prize of Two baufood Powtek s was fold in one gLiarter, two igliths, and eight Sixtrenth Shares, at the old of Swar and Co. in the Poultry, where No. 3 3, a Prize of One Thoufand Pounds, on the firft day, and No. 26,187, A Prize of One Thoufand Pounds. on the fecond day of the prefent Lottery, were alto fold in Shares • The fourth day of drawing will be on Saturday next: Saturday next will be the Fourth Day's D:aw ing of the prefent Lottery; and until that time, Tickets and Shares, warranted undraxrn,fisay be had in great variety, at both the old eftablialred Meese( I'. BOSH, 4. Cornhill, and 9, Charing Croft. where ali Prizes from Twenty Pounds to Twenty Thoufand will be paid on demand. The following is the State of the wheel: 1 Prizes of 20,000 9 Prizes of Z./ 400 1 10,000 9 3 00 3 3, 000 14 sao 2,000 34 140 13111.TH6. On Mcmday morning, the 3oth uk. of a daughter, the Lady of Captaln Samuel J. Ballard, of the Royal Navy, at Godalming. Surrey. At Clara, King's count y, the lady of Edward Kelly, Efq. of a fen. On Saturday.at larvae Clarke jorvoifc't, Efq. the lady of the Rev. Samuel Clarke, of a fon. Friday !aft, Mn. Trotter, wife of Thomas Tractor, M. DAC Newcanie. of a fon. MARRIED. On the . 2 in tilt. JAC Ttirpet. k fq. of the ifland of Gann. to Mifs Mary Or Havitland, fecund daughter of Martin Ds Havinand, Efq. of the (ant Wand. Friday, Colonel Burr, of Fitzroy- ftreet, to Mils Parry, &vend of Thomas Parry, Lfq. WIC of Oa D:rators of the Laft ladit Company. Than - d ay left, at St. tivrithio's, London Stone, James Maws. trick, Efq. Banker, in the 15e of Wight, to ?Airs ilog•rs, of Osw ego rt, Coenhill. Oo Fuefday fennight, at St. Mary-la-bonne Chanty, Henry Ds Bruyn, Erg. to Mira Mary Ann Black, of the Grove, Epring. Mr. Thos. Taylor, jun. to Mils Fyius al Poolbeg-fire7t, DID, At I.ifburn, Parky, Efq. fon to the late jonathus parley, Ffq. Lcap Caltle, Kings County. In Athlone, aged 64, Colonel John Dillon, of Johnltown, county In the ltd year of his age, at Shorncliffe Barracks, on the yds ult. Capt. Akar. Ds scan Cameron, of the q tth Rise Regimen. On the asth ult. at his houfe in Hatton Garden. its .be 84:31 p.ar of hi. age, Mr. Win. Miles, late of the Exchequer Ofliez, la the Inner 'temple. Same day, Sir G. Rultell, Bart. of Checquers, lo the cowitynt Buck-. Oil the 7th of Septeml•er Lift, at Calcutta, Archibald Edmrioftone, Efq. Third Member of the Road of i rade,and eiddt fon of Sir Archibald F‘intiinitonc, Eat t._ _ _ On the 9th ult. e G ncva, Mani Necker. formerly French flitter of FillatlCC, aftcr a Carr alp( ia. ..... . In India, late!), Haney John rr,, of the Bengal Civil S..rvicc, ton to H. Dare% County of Fats. . _ _ To THOMAS TAYLOR I.SQ, TIEAS SIR, N. g, lincizr-flrort, Lcsrbm. I FEEL it i duty incumbent upon me, to intthrQ you of the vrry treat as:.l ..:m.:aordlnary C'eri. I hare trim, your itivaltiahle:ll...!. NT 1.11..1.5. A!inut two year• am I U.:. ~•! -ant with a YE t. ENlat. DI a.. i treat leanly for ionic tines, but t'Ar rak at Irufth lin:coding nvcr I w.s obhged to tpriir t., the molt en,incin of iiir 1.. ~!ty. hut theor afrilt.urr only :sit tbri,gl, various Cow ,• a— ::or., and trot licl. ra:!.r of a corpulent Habit wis r:ducc..l to a tom. Skeleton. •I l•!vir., that I . ,irr u I Al ono, ivy rerw J.,, Ime a comp:.tc ir:t. Co that my friis,'s ot say •rriarrry. br0,,,!.. to this hts.du.n. a I Titable, but a r•Litiroi cum:11,8.1111g ilpiAn't!c yohr I ad i.dcd, I lA.. imitmed to tuia at ,m, which I thou,;:, ra , Si r Mr. and by F. 'b.' ra'r: I r two wr thrtc rtut,tha, and it4linving )our Diraelions, I tar - g . ,,nc.v.ttlat tuna unatrountuble Rclaaab.m gram Pule, chic btu no gradually fubC.ling; lan , no,v, thank Con, perEdlly risourreil and ‘unlhit.g u-,:t daily I doubt nut but inn. mi,rc hot, whicho think cai:•10;.. rate, will my laa :11 at• ortiin2i (tote. mull heal It itsat I Lal. ibe na . yrdt, t;. your r ~t. , NI P.+. iorih:ra JI% but ICA' WO at C. . r.d r r.: Nr , . 9, N.o dtc ~i r, ~ .1 by Pr .Tr rd Vl b.? .b!-f! rn tFe aSoce 1 n a p AO 1 . ,1 LOT.. rI.I•H dAnt ml.dynce t•• t, r .hk JoCt ~.4r17 direct( is InvoulaNl. C crealr rye be rAttres by a dok,rnirg Anti void of amt.- Altxtu's ‘r e;:ilt,rt ).4t. I J Vif me, w, .' r 2P. • Nn I t....tc S.•i Vie LI / recovery.