Star. — London, England, 1804-01-24 00:00:00

■ et -T./ • :. LAWWITIeI.LIGENuE. COURT OF KING'a BI NCH, 'AN. 23. This day being the firtt of the Term. the Court did not fit until near bale after twelve o'clock. The tint !satinets was, as ufual, that tit the Juftifi. cation of Bail, in the courfe of which the only thing re m a rk a ble was that.at Mr. Graham, Auftioneer. late Candolate, as we undettiond, reprefent the City iti Weliminfter in Parliament, offering to jußify a Bail for the (um of 6001. but he was oppofed, and be did not jollity. vernos V. DAT. • Mr. Easters moved for a Rule to thew Caufe why the Nonfat' nomad not be let afide, and a new trial had in this cafe. This was an affirm brought by tire Plaintiff, as the Proprietor of the Copy right of a Song, written by Mr. Dibdin, and Pet to iodic, againft the Defendant, fir heels" pirated an edition of it. The Song was rioted upon a Gusts lbw of paper, and Lord Et.• i-ssoottouctu held at the trial that the ftatute of the ith of Aas. c. made for the Encouragement of Learathg. did not extend to the publication of Bay • 'work that was contained ins tingle (beet of any kb* heatufe the wards wets " a bound hook, or ftitcheff ▪ ifirros." dm. whirl could not be the cafe of a fin ale how—thet this was not only the cafe as it flood mar the lame of Ann. but the fame principle pervaded reveal other Statutes made for the pro against of Literary I—they all ffated that pravilions to be to books bead or Watched in beets. Rc. and the Song is quelling) was printed en a Gogh theet.—for thefe miaow Lord Ermine°. &ousts &read the Plaintiff to be Nmtfuited. Mr; Zama& now moved. that the Noduit Qaould be fet aide. and a new Trial had. He laid he moved this by the leave of the Chief Jollies, bat Lord EL. e.soartampou (aid, be did sot reeolleff that he gave *ay fetch leave at the trial. for be did not know of any rant that was raved in this cafe t but, however. • it would be as well to grant a Rule to thew = l : s ifter the Judges bad conferred for a little' Mule, Lord Etseasoaocan eked Mr. Easters, if' ib tonight there was any thing is this point that he trestle' wake say alias of when Cade came to be Items agairtft the Ruh I Mr. Easaiaa (aid, be had not been a ble to look 0 WO thecae fiace it was difpfed of at Nifi Ban the cafe welled Fir the prefect. TINS UNA TA • 'lb COMMAS Seats4ar moved to qua& an Order Of fkliooe. by which the Defendant was appointed as rhea Othelberd the Poor of a Part& in the City. and dist pa ha bad refuted to aff. and by which the Poor wieueffidoo be ftarviag. This was an illegal appoint. Iwo. 'ad disk were the (fees of it. Lard FAcsaaosotott alkad, whether the better wide would au be to move for a Mandamus to rder up =ices to (wear in two Over - fem. es the I Ott the Common SAAJIANT laid it Iwo lie WA of** Periffietsers to get rid of the We use AWL tad thee they might move for a Man , Role to thew Cade *by the Order of Set sot be mialired.Granted. &MI6 ._ ! Ailleivis Errs was brought tato Coot to be domed own sn Inehffthvot for a Libel upon a re. rhaLudy at Hackney, with a view to defame s Chsratber. !Wars chat the took in and brought R isdifcriatinately. illegitimate children. Ike. Ite • lie pleaded oft Goiltp.-ossl gave Bail, doe. bat was rwasaded so prioa as account of fame other detisiasr. , A:e dereadanc alt rons ali moved .a"ll44 lt w f;r a M s b o y a irL i bl e ir Alk . t lier h i at Ait :ran t :i B bi a li n w sv ass hem male why /be Judgment which bad been entered rtp iwithagafe et 14. Smith &mid not fee aide f , r irregularity. Me plaintiff brought gains on • brifof &change for feel. accepted ed by the defendant for the menemendati. n .1 # l7 g trd pen% but bad nit been put in circulation ?Neil safer it was due. when it was endorfed over so s (s t: =tit. The defendant is at prefect a prifoner i , 'The Court condemned the practice which was Art become very prevalent. of perfons accepting Alps siseiely for ac commodation without having any value For th em. Such perfons were not much tle& to claim affinance in a Court of jullice , cn . rotund of irregularity in proceeding spa in Eti is for the recovery of the bills In accepted. They fiver deGred the Learned Serjeant to take a rule. Rule granted. ADJOURNED LONDON SESSIONg. Yeflerday the Adjourned London Seffione were held at Guildhall before Sir Jolts EAMall, Alder men Sway. LIIenTON• Nil/WHAM, and Lir, and the Ascot:nut and City Officers. es.Lactat. T&CDINO. Man Komi was tried upon an information ex-• liblted again* him, far exercifing and carrying on the trade of a baker, within the City of London, without faring a regular apprenticeihm to the Paid trade, at being Free of the laid City. The informa tio proceeded upon the Statute of the sth of Queen Elisabeth j and the penalty for the offence is aos. a month for the whelk of the time fuch illegal trad ing is carried sm Mr. Kaarr, for the profecution, complimented the nubile fpitit of thole who had fet the enquiry rn f onto It was done, he fa d, not more to proteStlsofe I tividnals in the fair ezercife of their trade, who h ad laved a regular apprenticelhip, than it wit to feeure the heal.h of the public, and prear.rve them from the evil eifeas attendant on an urak.:lful menu failure of the prime article of human fnpport. Evidence was then called, and the need:sty proofs given. The Defendant, it appeared, kept a &op on Snow Hill ; had originally followed the -wde 'a miller, but, in December, Igo:, had corn the trade of a baker, in which capacity he died to the Bakers' Company to take up his a, but was refeed in confcquence of his not (erred a regular apptentictihip to the trade. Graves., while addrcffing the Jury fur the lant, made tome very Imre remarks upon zers' Company in their corporate capacity, PC (aid, had not refuted the Defendant his an upon the& public principles daily:it to but in enact:violet of the De a 'dant having .d himfelf obnoxious to the trade, by felling awn holfn penny cheaper than the relt of I the bakers. Their oppolitios, he conceived to be exceedingly impolitic, as it provoked a difc anon that might ultimately prove injurious to the trade, though of benefit to the country, as it proved that bakers could afford to MI their bread a penny cheaper in the quartern loaf, than the Axe table' warranted them in doing ; and the reafon was, that it had hi therto been fuppofed, from the effeas of mifteurefen- Noon, that a tack of flour would only make eighty quartern ,loaves, when the fad was, that 86 or 87 might be made from that quantity. It would.there. foie appear, that the Bakers' Company did not inter. fere for the public good, as fociety were benefited by the Defendant's continuance in trade, Co long as he employed tkilful men in the mann/adore of his bread. But, admitting the faft tbap the Defendant had traded without ferving a regal* apprenticefhip, yet he would contend the information could not be tupproted, inatatuch as the Aft upon which it was founded, did not extend to the City of London. The Learned Council then cited fevcral very higfi autho rities, in fuppiwt of his oblation, and relied upon it fur as acquittal. Mr. Koury and hfri Jacasom. in their reply to Itlr. Gurney, reprobated the motives afcribed by the latter Gentleman to the Bakers' Company. for . ex ercifins their fpecial fundions in prefervmg the health of their fellow citilens, and protofting the undoubt ed right of their trade. in preventing any man from following the buSnefs of a baker, who had not pre vioody lerved a regular appreaticelltip. Where was the ner.r.ffity for (even years labour and fervit ide ' if no advantage was to relish to the individual? Or was it the way to encourage labour in.yrn b, by putting individuals upon the fame footing wr b them, who had never applied a day or an hour to the per. feflion or Roily of their trade or calling ? They al. to contended, that the Aft did apply t s the City of London. and that the information was good. The Recoitasa laid there could not be a point more dear than that of the &mute extenting . to the City of London ; and if the fury were of ispintut the faits were made out. he had no hefitation in laying the information was a good one. It was alto clear by the Statute in quellion. and by the euftom of the City of London, that no man could let up a trade unlefs he had previoufly ferved a regular apprentice (hip. He meant a manual trade, an art or myth:Ty ; he did not mean a retail Caste, in grocery or mer cers' goods. An individual, if free, might vend fuels articles. but he could not let up the trade of a baker,' a brewer. tr.. If it . was clear. therefore, that the Defendant bad exercifed the trade of a baker. as de feribed in the information, the jury mull fay fo by their radii. The jary found the Defendant guilty in the ex tent of three penalties, or 6L-and the fine was order. ed to be levied. 6 assatmr. 4.ds and Near, Fi►es were iodide& for al. 'faulting gra. Scum, so the sad of May fall. and giving her divers hruifes. This cafe has already up peared before the public, though at the inflance of annther prolocutor. It appeared that Mr. Scum, a publican is Hatton Walt, was returning home in a one horfe chaife, with his wife and child, when the Defendants alraulted him, Bruck his wife, and the child in her lap. and otherwife In ill treated them, that the profecutor was glad to get away from their violence, by driving off as fall at poffible. The cattle *Hedged was, that Mr. Scum had driven the halt of his ehaife againe one of them, while paffing them on the bridge. The jut y found both the prifoners Guilty, and they were fentenced to be imprifoned one month.— The Rscoos.a then difcharged the Jury. and the &Sons adjourned until the t3th of February. trade of menced had appl freedom, having f Mr. C Wends the Bak , he trcedom then I ryt JLre 11&1141 POLICE, &e. &MOTO 211 , &Ty. who ia euftody on fufpicitni if being concern ed in hurtling and robbin ' Meffrs. Hamtnerfles't clerk, of Oxford notes, to the I amount of near 3c.ou). in Fleet itt co, about t a months fence, was brought up for further examination. The evidence of Bennett, who Rated, that he uttered tome notes. which were proved to be part of thofeltolen, which he received from the phones., was fallrgone into. This evidence was ennfirmed by a waiter from the Flying tie lon, at Warwick, who proved Ben nett and the prifuner to bate been in company at the time of the Tail r.tces there, at which time the ntnes were uttered. A w. man from Litchfield likewile proved a fimilar cite umftance. Mr. C. sat, who attended for the Bank, raid, he certainly Ihould advife the pitfuner to be indided as a principal. Beetows and Sutras an attended for the priinner, and endeavoured to perfnade the Magilirates that it was a bailable offence, but admitted it was optional nn their part ; but the &tail Magiftrates rejetted the applicatitin. Fie was committed for trial at the next Warwick A Lizes. Ititiimation being received by Sir R. Form on Sunday, that a man had been Shot in Major Mut cot's garden, Kenfington Gore, on Saturday Right, he gave dtredione to the captain of the patrols for that dif ttift. to make enquiries, when it appeared that on Thurfday night the copper and lead belonging to Major Murcot's houfe had been (Wen, and 011 Fti. day, when Come men were turning over a dung'-heap. they found it ctiseealed ; in contequence of which, two men were appointed to watch. On Sunday night two men came :o take it away, and in the lenge one of them Was Ihnt. The perfon who tired was apprehended, and Teller. day gave the following account of the tranfatihun About half-patt eight o'clock on Saturday night, two men came into the yard, and proceeded to take oat the laad. He then went between them and the gate, intending to drive them into the yard and to take them, dewing them to surrender. The frnalleß was armed will a drawn (word ; the dee-eared Paid to the other man, Co round him, and ent his head off. He accnrdinglj made a colt at him, but miffd him by his flipping on one fide; the other man then threw a brick at him, which hit hint nn the breath; fever l; more wero thrown at him, which mitred him. At this time the deceafed was chtti with him, when he fired a Mani at him; after whi ch the deceafed mov ed about twenty or thirty yards, and then fell. lie was dircharged, it appealing that he had aged in felt-defence; but Sir RICNAIDFORD condemned. very throng terms, the prat:lice of watchmen and (Abets 'booting at pert;Jus; as, he obfcrvcd, the sic ceafed might have come for impinsper.parpofts, yet not enough to jtillify being pat to death. Mayas Gaaaaw.--Yeakerday Baca ere swth was charged by a pang& with being found difnrdcrly in the &ens on Sunday night, and very drunk ; the was farther charged with dealing a . bolder and a Steen Her landlady appeared to claim her property, who laid, that the had known her a great many years, and always thought her to be honed ; that the has a hatband, who is a blind beggar. hying with another woman, who treated this poor creature with great feserity . Her landlady taking companion on her would not pitfectite her, but took her home with her by content of the Magillrates. WORSHIP svasse.—Yellerday nano: Tweed on. derwent a final examination, charged upon the oath of Thomas Scott with breaking open a box, and 'keeling theteout a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of die Paid Scott. The property being fworn to, the prifoner was committed far trial. MaaLsoenua saver.—YetterclAy 3bn Brown was charged with committing two burglaries on Sun-' day evening. Mrs. Kennedy, of Drury-lane. Rated, that the was in bed about eleven o'clock on Sunday evening, when the beards whilpering in the Farrar, and Come time after few a light, when the got up and law the pit. loner in the Chop behind the cannier. She inne• diately alarmed her hatband. when the prifoner ran of, leaving a fit behind him. On examining the firm. nearly a fidget bacon, ahem' of Berwick pork, and various other articles, were miffed, and the tireet door was found to have been forced open, as alto the door leading fines the pafage to the thop. Mr. Kea nay and his boy went different ways to give infor mation, when the boy obferved the prihner attempt. ing to force the door of a baker's thop a few doors from his matter's, who on teeing him made off.— About an hour after the alarm was given that fume perfan had broke into the thop of a Mr. - Crow, is the fame lane, when the watchman fecund the pri. Inner in the yard. and on fearching him, implements for haute breaking were found in his pofetfion, and Mrs. K. recognikd him as being the man the had teen in her Sop. The prifoner denied any knowledge of the robberies, and Paid he had gone into the work (hap for Better from rain. He was fully committed for trial. • An attendant on a toach.dand charged Mr. C. Kentbk with in afoul,. It appeared that Mr. K. called a cold on Sunday evening, in Oxford ftreet, and on attempting to get into it, °Versed it to be a very alley rebid., one of the hinges of the door being broken. At that indent, the profeeutor drove it to the other fide of the -way for another party, which Mr. K. refitted, and gist into it. The prat cuter then charged him with - breaking the hinge. and infided on his king taken to the watchhoule, and Paid hs would efean - bim thither in the coach, to pre vent which, Mr. K. put his foot againfk him as he was *feel:dint the Rep, at the fame time obferving, he had no objefhon to the company of the watchman. This be maimed into an afault. Mr. K. was immediate ly difcharged, and the profeeutor detained to =Aver for the falls imprifonment. Tnefday, at two o'clock, the High Court of Jul- ticiary met at Edinburgh, to pronounce lenience on the verdie of the Jury m the cafe of John Macfarlane, found guilty of culpable homicide, as (fated in the STAR of Friday left. The Judges, afterlediveriog 'their opinions at fome length, fentenced Macfarlane to be imprifoned in the tolbooth of Edinburgh for nine months. and Mee to be liberated. James Campbell, who Rands banned the county of Ayr, for iheepflealing, having returned, was publicly whipped through Ayr at a cart's tail, on the 6th infant, purfuaat to the certification in his lenience of baniflunent. John Cowie, convicted of the murder of his wife, was executed at the ufual place of execution, at Edin• burgh, on Thurfday laft. The Gazette of Saturday announces a reward of one hundred pounds for the apprehenfion of fame perfans concerned in an dttack lately made upon the gaol of Chefler, in confequnce of one of the Voluo• leers of that town having been preffed and confinedl in that prifirn. Conformable to the order of the Svc aaaaaa of STATE, a Regimental Court of In q u i r y has been held at Cheller upon the fubjee, and the refult forwarded t.) Government. During the revere gale of Thurfday evening, the roof of one of the Rabies of the New Barracks, building at Falmouth, of 178 feet in length, was blown off bodily, and even of the walls little more than fragments remain. A high will of a new horde in Leinnn.ftreet, was blown down, which beat in the wall and roof of another honk, that of Mr. Almond Hitchens, about to feet diflant from it. One of the pinnacles of the tower of Camborne Church fell through the roof, and has greatly damaged it. The root of a large barn between Penryn and Truro was lifted whole, and thrown upon the turnpike road at feveral yards &lance, ahich fat a eonliderahle time prevented the palling of the mail coach. A very great number of trees Lave beast blown down at Carcldw. Tregothan, &c. • LONDON MARKETS CORN.EXCHANGE. MOND.II', JANUARY at. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark. ane. including only tr , .m the 9th of January in the 14th of Jaruary. Tut:J-6523 111.1:a tLcb. Aeerne sts I ,, wer than lift mom. PRICE OF HOPS. yOll. POOLS r.. Knit . 41 101 SO 31 to KCJ - t - SI I 6. to 61 6 , itetras - 41 to to 31 SS Sufic: - 31 3, to 61 cp. Elks - 41 to t0 . 31_ GS F 11116 2 ,11 61 Os to 91 9, -- - - --- old D o ty see ciactl. - - PRICE 01 dhRDS. Red Clover 46s to 'cos per eW4 White ditto 7os to ts 6. do. 'I refoil 20S to 659 do. Carrasuy 4os to 66s do. C'orisndsr, 141 to ills do. Tur , ip so to 3ts per bawl. White Muitaed Seed, to to 141 cal du. Brown ditto, t u to ilts do Caturt, 7. od to ot od do. Rape Seed, 361. re 391 per lilt. Shill I{Flhi.D, January It. • l'it fink the off4l-.- Root of dih. Biel 4s 6.1 to is 861 I Veal 6. oltnS. ed hiuttao 5• od to 64 cul Posit 44 LAI to Ss od 111140 Of C•tlit 711111,1 A•. IR4 about 230....5her. boa I. t orno. NI-Wt:ATE and I.FAMII.NIIAI I. J A..ry 23. Pet Rowe Sin 1,1 the randy. • Bert 3. LI en se cal V.4 .3 cto74 Gd :414.74 46 04 19 I 011 j runt 4$ 94 :* j. 04 1.01%1 .. . _, .. * Sri& .. On Wedatid .y. Lt ram:Or:et. Groftlenor-tgearz, lady &net: Lemiard, of a &nett*. , Tateiday Wt. at Felbrlet. fiorblia, the Lad). of Captain Lakin, of the Rural Nary, at a km. • . D1E1). On Saturday. at hie hoar, at Kennington, Mr. Jitter aultnei, cher, fanringer, wgate thee:. On Tu..fday. the 17th inaant, hfra. Stafirna Hard.. relief of the late Chrittopiier Harris; Itfq of bale V ‘re, near Fly:noutt. in the County of itcv vr. aged 7 0 'e " 1 - m un d a y f ', l ni d h.t, at Wt.td:or, d a Urgevin; Dick Captain John Kent, of the Li;ltt Dragoon', ntutb ell deferred}, lamented by all who knew him : for, if flea- ty and ntanly candela, with genuine Ronan, ft of hart. he ill ',wed to adorn an Nicer. he might bare beta', A. no doubt he atc?n was. looked up to In a mo del. Hi, d atb v. as be flow tnnl4ctlencv al au Math relaxed in the fervices of laia King and Cunt:try In the hat and N'efl - - - FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANIIF AC rußvak Exempt from the Altedat i Deep, Witertable Parbantear. Tbmiday. Jinnsry 26, sloe: at Four. IhIEKAU,SON, and Coooill-pant in Fable . S. at their Ware; bent s, No. rant737o,t: ! A LARGE Allortment I'ISH PIECE 000DS : viz. • aro Pieces &Worn Shawls. lie 50 0 0 &oak liandkerchiet4 and V•ali2s neroo laconets 2700 ti. Tambours, &e. 3 cco Cambria plain and fig :re.l • 7000 P Uleat. &e. i•Lndite:ehlets &coo. QLtiltings, &C. 1 WO Ohlits • 700 Catirot and printing Cloths Soo Nankeop To be viewed as above, where Catat•gres may be had, aid ot the New York and Tones l eve Hs I', a • M 1. h ERAC, jam BrebO , ALSO BY ORDER OF THE ASSIONEE, THE STOCK IN TRADE of BANKRUPT...OmM% at &wary Printed lifullot and QtOioos. •Nserallig.. Towelling% Wks, Table Linen, Malloa, Handkertbitii. htmrids. Oksoce. Threads, Sewing Silks, Fans, Silk Handkervbiefs;Tiactsals, &s. . GRAZING FARMS, in NORTHAMPTONSFDRE, With early portilan. TO RE SOLD. la pavan= of a Dane of the Caqt, Xi eWqner, before Ant. Morley, Efj. Deputy Ifewillsbranene of the fald Court, at the Exchequer Office to the RaniTemlit. London, on Thufday. February a, at t 2 o'Cleck.ta Ns Lots, A. Compaß and Capital FREEHOI.D and Tytlie. Free ESTA'rE, (exonerated front At Land•Tas) eassalar lag above 315 Acres of good Land. Podded with *Tong quit& fences, and well watered; with principal ?Acreage and thews Farm.basfes, and Tallow tasting Ouvbetkbp theresn, iterated ha the Patinae* and Made' of Gettlberottgb. Cam. and Na. tort, in the County of Northantptax. dlitant to asks from Natio hamptoa, is front Welland, and 76 from London; kite refpods hie tenants, Merm Evans, Wright, Anthy,and Harris, ratty, as old rentw—Tbs ERate may be viewed en spplicatba to the tie. Darts, of whom, and at the (Ace ea' the fald Deploy Reims. bream . . Ind of Mr. Bowyer, both in the EachetioseGfilee. Ismer Temple. London ; Mr. Holller, at Tbamr , Oxfuselhire ta t Theophiles lota , or Mr. Mari . tharn, at Ntithamptoe Particulars may be bad ; and a Plan of the Mate km; pi at MC. Boyer's ; and at Meirrs. Evans's, at the Granger/arm I.EVEN IRON WORKS. IN TIM PARISH OF AIAININICN, AND CDUNTT Of mire. To be fold by public roue. in the Royal Exchange Cored...de. Edinburgh, open Thorfday the 11th of Match, at two o'Cioa afternoon, 1 , HE LEASE of the LEVEN IRON WORKg, with the whole ,Madainery, maims, and Materials, aro the Lode or the FARM bdooging to the Company, and Swains tu.rear The following putted/ft refpcEEng the Works may be tsi deed a t. The Iron Weeks mad of One Blatt Femme, a Cali. Sorest Work, and another Furnace, built. a. The Works are rupplied with an excellent Coati ewe feast lk the Coal mien* at work la nine tat' thick, and another froall trochr it of 7 feet thick. 3. A Band or Strum, of eery furl** awl Sum shout aii• teem ladles thick, cowing a great extent of Cod and Stone, Waltek, toddle various other teams at Iron Stone in the Lands. 4. The Waterer Levi, owerkirh the Works Brod, ldtwrattii Lock Leven, which Mahout five miles eiftant. 5. The Foresee is wrought by OWater Oro the Wales ur Lure:Nand the Colliery is drained by a Water Whed,allo wrought by the River. 6. There is plenty of Llnadtooe In the neighbourhood, sod the Works are within a few miles of the (capons of Layton and.Ket. defy, and In a fertile populous part of the country, Mute labour is cheap. 7. The rent payable to the Proprietor fer the Coal and tree. Rote far the contempt of one Blatt lifinace I- a: I per moot. A reetaln royalty is payable upon any further eenrumptin; And a mot of acct. lux ANNUM Is paid for the ufe of the Water of Liven. The FARM, for which a feparate rent Is paid, cantata shoat 70 Acres. Further particulars may be learned. by applying to Mr. Janvo Ryd, writer, Cupar; Mr. Charles Bremner. W. S. vir. iota Taft, W. S. or Merry Othfoo and Oliphant, W. I. rdirtbargh; or Mars. Dobie and l'bornas, Crane-Court, Fleetattnet. Lao doo.—Tbe Manager will attend thole who wills to harper& this Works, Mineral., &e. PR EC NANT LADIES, Whore fltuatiou requires a t. mporary ret;ressent. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, *rid Man Midwife, offers to accommodate ladles IA an try and retired fus tian, with Aporunents to lye-in, ow terms felted to their drew= Races and &motion in life • their infants put out to nut*. awd humanely taken care of; an d as Humility induces him to slant his affiftance to alley:att. th^ horrors of c mecaltd Prtgoancy,ho flatters himfelfl adies wiH find on applization to him the mate& attention, and molt profound ferrety. Letters (pail paid) to Mr. Watfon, Harrow sad Msaoltidwik. or to ?Arr. Watlon, Midwifa, Nu. to, eminent:4ra*. Sarrey fid4 of Blackfriais.bridge, wall meat the used pointed mention. Where nviy be had, The Pll.l. IiENSDICIA, at tl is. per tax ' • certain and :Mein! Ramify to Vonore all Obltraftima andlrregularitira, and as etedesit Medicine afro hod.Lyilp ha. 14AVIN(; dedicated rnyceic to the Andy, aid been traffic.; by• the mnft eenederahle madtiee in that branch wind' I thourkt `raper to feted, I troll that I have au! more mif en.vol,d my time than rho& who, In the eau:Mire field al the prof, Mon, ate ocwfiamlly immunied in encertai -ty, and enunet always attain ha. (vetch which is *Nur, dby c:owaserams the intelleCtual p..wer to ow clefs of eiforaera. Thedifeafes of 141111Lillf a:e pecialusay Catnaps. far docr brit with them n train of concornit.uit fprtittion, and. by a de. prolton of all vital mar., milft,ice ittelf becomes nobwured tk holier they &rife from the pre ml-nee QM exmopte, the Mime rive balms of (hord-boys, or the indolgencer of maiter y, try rY girt the molt aladt.ous Koh-Moral hill ; Mt by the isnotanne et nneduested men, tte (pm ount. ate awasattai, sod the mope motion Is delltord A. a PAF.Pdhallef the ROTA!. COl.l.Fftll of sintnrotis. I I gronod my pretroGont on recalarity of eiltscaliati; and r ain every prirctse rn ;make, I feel elk If entitled so Mit cusibilatoa with which I have hitherto bora fo Ilbrrally bosioured. In the ftrf (entwines. of local sic-hock tasty *panties win revert the caLuany of a &Maestri front t hot where the faf kres, Irene a onriciaufeefs of she nem anllnefs of the vice width tooled ha mia , rretior. is fearful of ill: enotempt or reolure of his funity plirielan. and broods over hi- inh mut) with careful on realtramt. It niuft be Obristattory for hint to be &Mired rot only of eapablity of triatment. het :Ito the molt ins heahle ferrety. in re, i'“,ereall'orortaxtb it is peal c op.cvent rain. Jai ;et • in the weft rentOwated car- the aenniee• won ca clulree s rperirnce in this hoc to ',ea a L fe. certain, •. • tr-41-Itto i !vnt nt I ,4 '• rt A. age I . .ftt t-tperievtee M theie of either fel 'who t?l n 1.4 with •• l• Ind of FY, a Ivy feettraine of N It I ;. 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