Star. — London, England, 1804-02-23 00:00:00

y the t .eafvenua:Wo..., . A Vvottavot4l lssl fct On behalf of the defendant, Mr. John Locker, Mr. SuiteciuuNE made a very able Ipeech, the purport of which was, to imptefs nn the Jury, that although this was an improper and illegal ad, that of marry ing a minor and a ward of the Cou r t of Chancery wfdrout the content of her Guardians, yet that it was not amerarily a confoiracy, and that be fore: the defendants could be convided of a confpiracy, it mill appear that they all had a privity of purpofe from the beginning f the acquaintance between this Gentleman and the yawing Lady whom he had mar. ried.-That they all took a there in the whole of the ottfinefs from the heginnieg to the end of it—fuch a there/ as that, without their aid, it could not have beds nceonsplitheel. Now he fubmitted, this Lady, oldlatugh wader axe, was far advanced beyond the that il Which. byibe Law of England, the was ca pable df giving Iftrelf in marriage, that being the OA sal the being 59 when the marr ia g e was age easaised. and it having taken place here by banns, thenairdage was iudiffoluble. That it was compc. tour lb-1 4r. that he ad fo, Locker to addrefs her with a view to , ilwillhige.and his addielfes had their ebb; lid Ilse cessfeited to marry him ; and, there. foiet'•there erase vat inveigling or enticing in . th e eaklaad that there therf could be no confpiracy. At *the chadvarscet of Mr. J. Locker, t hey had beentaillwarefiated on the part of thefe ho furnids• ea Mr Attorney General with indrultions in this wel. "The hi was, that Mr. Locker was al:teatle. aim who bad lately come from Initial en eubic Imilleaffleilitiee to the Paper Currency of hemsthis s. wait** mess iftfrialtte. at leall equal to that a regolt Lady. to elakite was at Mat art espatmeali utilte4 and the*** that be *vermin hichres : fannation, that be was a man of low aaS tnesera. acetyl.; ...told be UMW. If. aerate% Ai , ils he ut (*Woo. that Mr. Loehr". wen fetaciesitly agreeable to ale ?mop Jolt iba tom Winced her to go of with Mm,bottosooof Ober ddeiddats appeared to aid blew seta, this amid' be's* etostpi!acy, sad the deiendeluioatd be wilided to be acaseatted. 4 'frit Itigtsilloa. iota TAM, late Spoke , of the Heafe if Crimedse itt leaked. reweibe knew Mr. i . Leeks.. sad estalkitrsd Mar ayeefealy retreat& .Ims, tr a -wiewrekuived In the genteel chats sa Deb Vailaillidandirldst t je a pertbn ef proven/. He bet Lined at few ' Mit Sew Hess. &edema mom aatt oiled L ataestabe mated a fareattroL .a rex iitkeland; ;ballets* it stain anew, lidd fold his Wald. , ' 4 f' . • 1 % -' - " .116 HUM ldr.:Piike, brother to.dis''Marqttis of T ie : = 4 ld efie ttint W eis . Lttityekteerschsid ameifiderua; .al arrears tilt short the time be parted his the propely of ......i2leitsfy; MN. academe's ef femme is sil imams' ef peoperty which Micuumnyttatetace""' bit gielkaut in Irelaal. to the amount 4 .ieliamet b*t4s tont this ft nu the repte. , al Mr. Zdoibrlttaifelf, he set !Bowies whir , % s r_ . .ires ipatimbevided set. .., rldeigastitnseikaa behalf of the other loas ado Ida ("mai bet adopted the metaFa unt +,a „ t '~ttttfes were lAtti" Fri:1114;11W. Bubarnrgabosil effirWoorther, all defended by different i Homer ,mswwal the conduit of the de. 1 I&A.ealluleiOt be, sad no one thought of it mese difapprobe&ailhan himfelf. yet milers this w$ a stetirca., . as Sated in this information, it ilYs'lbilleit, s W,4llsWernie. the Defendants seen w an , acquitted. . He propofed to examine Dare Waite, yew lees. Lecher, to one Cal only. and fah. asitted that the was a witn am efs. beafaem&. Ihe el was that I the• conittned to go with this gentleman, and was not tit all famed or enticed away. She was ready to do this on account of Mrs. Wainwright, for whom the *tkied undiminilbed affedion ; not that the .viated Mr (seen her hatband, for thatthe had too much yea. ea to be fatisfied that her fortune was the only at. amities to him. • When Mr. Erikine called Mrs. Locker, LortEttearottovuo laid, that the cafe of Perry, helm* the Recorder of Drilla, to which Mr. Er(kine alluded in his addrefs, whether the &awn was • Reialy legal or not. relied on very different grounds from the prefent cafe. I cannot, faid his Lordthip, fuffer a wife to give evidence in her hatband's favour without breaking in upon the law of England. I ted It : So that at opened by Mr. dare W.t deb. The Arroaisv GIWIRAL replied very ably. in the coca* el whiih he obferved, that one twit of this et inse. althongh a confiderable feature in the guilt of tie parties, bad horned out fortunately, namely, the haße with which they secnnsplillted it. Had they laid till neat °antler. the young lady would have been of age, and her fortune woild be her own, and fro would become her hofbasd's abfolutely. by virtue of the tnarriage. as it was perfonal property t—but law it a et in the Court of Chancery, and it would be diffteolt for him to get a (billing 01 it. Lord Etcesecienvon delivered • WC,' proper and able charge to the Jury. He pointed out clearly that this was a confrracy. in ail the parties. As to the laws alibi.ngh themarriage a/ Welt wasad valid, br enure the lady wai ahle to ma contrl.mnd h aaually contritaed nimri.ige• yet the mode in which it was brought shoots was illegal, for as the was a ward of the CMttt al Chancery, it was decided by Lord Mac clesfield and Lrrd Hardwicke, that marrying a mi nor and a ward of the Court of Chancery againfl the confent of her getardi.ais was a crime, and a fit ab le!! of an information. The marrying of her by bee own confetti did not make it the lch attune by law; h was criminal in all the patties even to peduncle leer to do it 'said t he will and confetti Of her pare diens, while The was an infant an ot d a ward the Court of Chancery. Her goardians had not eon felted, and ahl ~,,, gh ender the will they were not ?ter legal guardians, as floe M ie n authorityimate, yet they were bee( Ant in by the appra nd of the Conti of Chancery. As to the property of the fiell. Mr. Locker. there was CO proof of it, tsecaufe the very refpettable gentlemen who gave Omit !chi spotty upon that fubjea, had am (poker' of their own :—lredlate knowledge. but of what they ttrictiti , rd fr nt the flefendatt biotic'''. His ha. in 7 din. dv. ill t .c Speas.er of t Houle of Commt.n., t r etata.l w Englan he d. will a very high :woour, taus it A 141 VI I. • I would be too much to call on either of there exalted Gentleavn to give a certificate of the wealth of eve ry Geotleman who might have the good fortene to partake of their hofpitality. If indeed the Jury few good reafim for it, they might acquit the firft De fendant upon the count which flitted him to be a perfon of low and mean condition and circunaltances. remembering however that there were relative terms, that a perfon might be above the circumfiances of a beggar, and yet be of low and mean condition in re ference to the perfon with whole circumflances his were compared. if the Jury thought the Defendant Locker ought to be acqoitted of that count, there were other. in which that part was omitted. His LordStip left the whole cafe to the jury, who. without hefitation, found the Defendant John Locker -Guilty of the whole information, and found the other two Defendants eV° Guilty. TN{ I[llllo O. 10111•TilAll PAIITHCR. This was an indiemene for a (editions libel.-- The Defendant in this cattle, who is a Coachotakerr, living in Ozford.ftreet, made his return , to the Magittrates of lffiddldex for the Army of Re. ferve in the nfual form, and on the back of the printed form of fuch return a libel waslwrittea, which became the .fubjea of inquiry before Sir Richard Ford, at the office in Bow Rreet I afterwards the Defendant was committed to prifon. The Arroas iv Gam eats., on behalf el the Crown This is a molt abominable libel, the tendency of wh.411 is fo avian, that it will re quire little cow roast, The Defe ndant, with the aloft 'salivate istestient, has availed hinvfelf of the public dart for this tranfaition. You of Gook:nen. Oa Rants b y die purr* of miring the Army of Re feree t by that AR. all pores' capable of bearing arms mere to soaks returns, and ballots went to take placespea.thrtfe returns to (apply the iants of this anver. The Defendant bad the ufital fummore, and be made the emissary return; but this very per was nonrated into a vehicle for the libel wh which pa 0 the fsbjea'ofthe pelt* profecutioo. *away cf at indorfonent as this rpm to be t ts eil Z the public meeting of the Magifbatto, addrefe wasweitten:-. i; Gentlesses—As L never will asibe el si hypocrite t and as a true Englillonso. I tbiak it! gamine Cap' daty tolove my Country unitedly Oohs which was proclaimed in the year KISS t but bit Jared no force coder the Canopy ball of Heaven conlleala me to take up arms under the prefent Parkes ia power.' • 48 Thee far, Gestleasea, the obfervatioa might he awraft to the prelims Adneinitiratioo bat you i te t how be enlarges the boundary as he red- coeds r— - . • For it is the wicked conduit of the Government of this Country for the left so years that is the foie caste of all there calamities that have accumulated 1 apes os. Tnis is the war of the rich, for the pre fertrat%tn of their property, spina the fober, the borer , . and the indußtious part of the natioa. The rich have every thing to loft, the poor have every thing to gain in the v361;111. ' 1 Dever with the kingdom to become a province of Francs ; but the Sing, Lords. and Commons. which is she Church and.&atc. as they now proceed. will become the dellrultioa ofe th Country. The greater portion of . the people deteß both the men and the meafures which now prevail. 'As to the blackguard papers from Reeves% Com mittee, that are Rack all over the town, they are an intik to common (ante. and they tend to agravate the enemy, inftcad of conducing to the ref oration of a Thus. Gentlemen, (recanted the Attorney Ge ' neral,) are thefe calumnies promulgated ; and the defign of them is to make the people believe that the crude in which they are embarked is bonder. and nugatory ; that the rich have every thing to lark, and 1 the poor have every thing to gain." Oa the part of the profeeution were called M r. Thomas Robinfon, a Magifirate of Middlefes, who depofed to the delivery of this return at the meeting of the loftiest. Sir Richard Ford, on the difcovery l of this paper, ordered the Defendant to be taken into cuilody, and to be brought before him. This alive Magißrate gave teßimony to what paired on the examination of the Defendant. when the latter I had the indecency to boat of the contents of the libel, and to acknowledge that it originated with him. Mr. ERIIIIIII, for the Defendant, conicled the imprudence of his Client, but contended. that the paper was not his writing. and that no evidence ap peared in the cattle to determine that he was the au. they. To prove the former atfertion, he called the niece of the Defendant. Mrs. Margaret Dodds, who. the Learned Counfel Paid, bad written the paper with her own hand. Oa her appearance, the ATTORMIT Gut teat. in terpofed to torewarn her, that if the made fuch a confatoo, it mull become his duty to commence another profecution againfl her. On this caution, 1 the Defendant difpenfed with her depolition, and Dr. Andrew Phinn was propofed as a fecond witnefar but his evidence was alto fuppreffed. Lord E LLLLL <novae (C. J.) after Rating the 1 nature and eircumflances of the charge, and after obfervi on the manner in which it was Woolen home t ng o the Defendant, by the depofitions of Sir R. Ford—" I should (laid his Lordthip) be aftamed of what I am at all times moll proud, the Juries of my Country, if, Gentlemen, the paper before us required any comment; if it were =celery for me to fay. that by the laws of the land, this were a grofs and fcla dalouslibel."—Verdia—Guilty. TM} Riga V. AITNUR UAL.. The Defendant is a printer and bookfeller. in the Terrace, Tottenham Court.road. and was indicted for a libel of much the fame tendency as the preced ing, but written in a Kyle of elegance not *fuel in fuels productions. The ATT011111t•Z —a There can be as lit tle doubt arifing in th is cafe as in the preceding. —. The paper which is the (Old, of the what prefe cation, is entitled by interr ,lation. • Ass you Rioar r ' The artifices employed will inevitably difeppoint thnfe what only objea is to deceive. Surely yrn are n t to be impeded upon by vnifreprefeatation. li.ok at our prif , ns, the oppreffion of lawyers has crowded eh-m with thoufands of Iriaillill. Men of ',one and inteviivy. who might become the man incnt and the vt , neirion of the count , y, are pining in tt.i.fc luethitme dringenns. The Officer. of the Army mad Navy have become the pals inhabitants of thefedarkreetffes. Whet IS a Tullio all.En;and I who has not (offered bylearyerit They enrols all the honours and emolument% and fatten on the dif. %refs of the country. Bribes which are given by Parliaments are paid by the people. The people are forted to ditchers* the wages of public iotquity. Whatthen aro we to fight fort Not for our coun try, but for its oppreffors ; not for ourfelves, but for thofe who injure us ; not for our liberty and property, for both are invaded. 4 Correa abates ; reduce the espence of law; tan talite us no longer with pros:sites of reforraing. Let Government enable us to live by our indeflry, and .it y tardy repofe its confidence in the public (pin t.' 44 The paper then proceeds to Rate, that France can be no longer formidable if Governmentsefort to theft me.ifin es., bet otherv;ife it muff be refilled. 44 I will not (proceeded the A/roister Gearreat) intuit your undertlanding by tedious remarks on * this libel. but will (ohmic the evidence to yorrastestios. Mr. Strafford, Clerk of the Office in low Arm. gave evidence, that he went to the hook ofthe De- Tendant,ind detoffed the place o here nensereurmars pies of this paper were clepofited t he alto difhlwere ed copies of the " Reftoratson of Society." by Thm mu Spencer ; of a publication entitled "pis' , Meat I" the political works of Fletcher. by ILWate. Con; sod State Trials of the Friends of Jolliet Anil' Humanity. with five volumes of political Tralikfr books well.knows among the ditaffetted. —;••• Melia. Desalt. a and Laws, for the Defend/mks contended, that the counts chargedmaking. priming. and publifbing. which exceeded the fails in cot deace ; but at moh the priatiag and pabliihias were only proved. . Lord-EXLINIIMMOGII addreffed a few worth** , jury; after which they brought in their rerdia G. FRANCIS SARSAOLD e. N~MfaaAtf. The Plaintiff is a dancing teaks', , a native-of Fran& ; the Defendant, I bookfelier of eminence 10. Bond Street. The charge was, for flu roue words- , exprtlive cf the joy with which the Plaintiff' men- ' timed the mention of the late King of Prance; am I be was attire ,ht producing that cauffttophe ; eist that he (aid, he wilted all Mosnandre' *sight meet the rr a t i fate. The Defendant's dohs* hod* waved the Alien enemy. Easatm and Cetrobon, for the Plaintiff, produeed the- evidence of Captain Blest, Mr.. Rites Henry )fames, 11l of the Sr: ames's Volunteers (under Lord Amherft), who deputed to fame es preffoons of that tendency by the Defendant, in • Committee of the Corps. , Lord ELLINSIOROOCIII.-..a It is nit to be endor. ed, that * man &outd be thus Called tosteewent for' performing lois bostmks dusty. "The • Defendant thought it right, that a native of *nett Mould• not be infirnaed is this country; on the Isl d e of aunt. I am Corry filch ani CM has been ttie before mi." -..-Verdia for the Defendant. son O. INS PIINCI or aortae. The Plaintiff is a gion maken'the Defendant a perfon of the liighelt diftinaion idIFTM- ce, and ogn. mended a regiment in this countiy. Mr. Goias. for the former. batik 'Oust the pre fent claim was for 300 carbines fornilhed in tile year :796, by order of his Highnefs ; that the principal was 5 tot. and that with interea to the preen( time, the total was 6711. ,The learned Couniel burins proved the delivery of the goods for the pro . (motion, Mr. Gaamw addreffed the Court and Jury for the defence. He did not pretend to (upport the cafe of his client ; the utter ruin of the dlufhious Honfe of Rolian had prevented the di(charge of this demand. His Highnefs had admitted the charge of the principal no the record; but he was not fenlible that he was liable to the interek, which he cheer fully fubmitted to the decal= of an Englifh jury. -Vadia for the Plaistif. 6ytt. 145. • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FM ss. SWANOSON O. WILSON. The Plaintiff in this cafe, formerly a foldier be. Imaging to the Eaft India Company's troops in India, brought his aetton to recover sol. for wages, which be was to receive by agreement from the Defendant, for attending upon him and his 'family during their ,voyage home from Madras to England. It appeared that Mr. Warm, a rerpeßable mfr. chant. fume time fince a retident in India. having occafion to return to Europe, embarked with bts family, Mrs. Wilfon, his til, and a black fcrvant, on board one of the Company's (hips, and proceeded on their voyage home. After being at f2a a Ilona time, a fervaot was found neceffary to the one whom the Defendant had brought with him ; and the Plaintiff, then a paffenger, was employed in that capacity. The Defendant agreed to give him eight pounds for Ics.in months, if that time fhottld elapfe before the fhip arrived in En••land. They. however, performed the voyage in let. than five months; and the Plaintiff, after his arrival, went on (bore t o the Defendant, and demanded his wages. Mr. Wilfon, on the Plaintiff's application, told him, that thete were only ;l. due to him, 31. having been advarecd at St. Helena, which 51. he was icady to pay. The Plaintiff raid, his demand was 101. part of which he claimed upcn an extra agreement Inc wafhing, and various jobs he had done for Killer Wslfon, the Defendant's fon. The tot. was, however, refilled him, and he would not take the 51. until the day after, when he came and received it, wi•ls an addi tional Ras. and forted a receipt book. The prefent veinal was afterwards btonght ; and he Plaintiff produced she winter matter of the (hip, t as a wieners, to prove. that an agreement had been entered into by the Plaintiff to pay the Defendant j Ol. for the voyage : the wieners, however, gave his evidence in the molt unratistietnry manner. Lord AVIA: Ls v eonfidcred the Plaintiff's demand an nnrearonal.de .ne. aad (rotated his opinion, that mud. credit was not due to the ftatem.:nt of the quarter-mafter. wli • had been called to prove the agreement ; he was. how.% er, of opinion, that tithe Plaintiff •at inti:led to any more than he had re. caved. the Jury ou,,ht to give it him. Vers:ta is e the Plaintsf—Damages 41. His Lordftsip took oexafion. after the verdiet had been given, to °brave, that fuch altions tight rot to be etvrourag• as the ram for which the action was bronet, implied a defign to impois upon the Delcadaat. PotIA, he. rhasstoit Hooti.—Yefierday Petit haven and Wham Barns (old offenders) were examined, charged with burgiarinufly betaking and entering the wirrehonfe of the IpCwicb Arms b l : Cullum-area, Fenchurth.fireet. They were taken in the aa of creeping frott the warehoufe impbunents for houre.breaking *pots them, as ato a confidant& quantity of moue( , *MA was Ihrorli to. The cont ents of feveral paekagekand bates thathed heed erred, were frittered Ands die warehonfi. The pcifopers were bath bonimitteddertrial. They were ,•to well known, that Officers froth different parts of the town were waiting to take thai into candy, had I they been difehatged. Samuel Boil" a dearest thfi ferviee of Mean. Henhwy and Smith. brewers win, fully cote. IMitted, charged with having .eiabsesied dee ptopiny • of his - effployers to s etenfidersble amount: Ovittemate.—Teilerday a young man, of genteel • apparent', was charged nitro obtaining alarge goon tity of goods from fevers' tradearial under gig pre: taiga. He was committed for re•esamination. • • Miatiottivon•Sraest.7Yeflerday a Mr. .De= me *is chord with &disking a Mrs. flitomends; and threatening her life. The profecuttir, whog buffeted is clerk to Metes. Ne R ya feeden og and Orley, refides it CumberMadlireet, w 'M Det i re nts ran of the hot& On Monday fotne alterca. %ion took place bateeen them. and the prifonet (wore be would difpatels both her and her hatband. —On Tnefday _nmening. fools after Mr. Sinunonds went oat, the Defendant nfed very abu(ve language to the marecutrie,and (wore he would cut her throat. He ten ran dowri Rain , and the ptofedutira rias 1141mMcued to 8y from bee hook for feet, Then 'Went into the' kitchen. and feverely gook the fii. Sant maid. He was obliged to find bail to nand 'his trial nest of at Hicks's Hall. • • 7 fsetifort ibiefilly committed; for a robbery in the houfe of T. Does!. EN. in Pottinatt•fquare.— He went to On Honk on Timidity. and tequeiting to (peak with theffetler, was Hewn into the pantry ; the hada entering la foes idler, was Wonted-14 did prifener that he was a fervent oat of plate; and Aii cited relief; lefpicina however arifing, he was nude ed. and two goblets found in his pockets. Woe s tr. sea se tr.—Vette/day Mary rarer was fully comasi tad on fu fpicion of Reding blankets; linen. and other property.from her ready fortified lodgings. -- Dubow; was copisiaal of having feffion a quantity of lead, pewter, Itc. t i edfufptb i n Roles from unfiniged hong', whieb.were forfeited. CLAN WRKET, MARK-LANE, FE& 21. . . We lnd tble 4iy a frnall rupeill of Whew, willeb fa at ntbee Weber rine B a rley and Peafe rather dearer. Male awl Bens Taiied &Ow Oats were fence aed rather hashes. Slow a twee bkber. OFI4/RAL PURRENCY AS UNDER. Moe. 66...dite. nailer gr. Wldee Pests re. ow rilosiAtio. Se.. 55e. otl. Rem. rw. 33 • Rye as. 3ls. Tr* Diu* vs. vs. 13Itit 1 4 43 1 •_.. 44 - • Otte, aw tie. an. . 40. $5l. as blued ditto, as& sys.4 4l . Oteto omens. ed. Rape Reel 01. Ayr kit PRICE 01 FLOUR. i . tw 431. Sneak 34a. va 38e. re feet. H.. Misr BIRTHS. on the 13th Ind. Is Stephen's Gftes.pubh4the Lady dif Co 1. TeCifoll. O. COMO Team. at a fas asdhats. Os Sunday hilt of a daughter la Tarr Abbey. Deveadrth the rut d Get, Cary, EIS. the Lady ad Has% Sopolls.St, then al Sir &Ward Maria, Bart. At elemod, Wilma Mdak of Mare. Jffre. to Mrs Mr ria Pathos Kauicdy, daogloor et Mbar itaroOky, of GOMM 11111. meaty Watatord, Efq. In ate county of Wicklow, Jan gisfaa, et BallyoooDery, cram Cariews Lk to tab A. twos. of Trod& • DIED. On the 13* aft. a Ids Mae a' later fYLL. Was, Bahr :re enassa.o Wain, caul Lan*. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE OERMAN CC EN-FLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent . 1 . REMEDY is to adds d Its Eideacy havbig never failed. in • variety d Cafe, agrees, It it does not eradicate the Ca% rote and branch, TO ..TORN TOO snare. td i t i l b id Maas to add, diet it Ms todnitely the e demur dabs ai canons Ointments, Salves, be. as many hdeddis 1111001 FOP fart ear to tily. aeons wbl are kw at the Idt chandlers as dr. hthOoon. Sold krbotefale and Reedit/ T. AS e% INFlndsane." 2l ' the Royal Etch:nit; and di, by Mr. Day, N. 7, Tweaked- Bran Mr. Wilton, N. gp. It. Jansida•theett Ms- 1 4 011 s. N. at, Paß-Mall; Mr. Wed, No. 314,11olbars; soak:boon and Co. No. Ego, Oafortbdtreet. At Braila, by Mr. Baden and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfdles Bath, By Hazard, bookfellzr. and Wright, pertanne. Edinburgh, by Batter, South Bridge. Poitir.: and Odpost, Mr. Harding s. Liverpoul, by Mr. Care, pranter,and Pitr. /ones ,booktede r, Porttmouth. Mr. Islatky„ booldeller. And by med of the Venden et Medicine* in England. T° . ' MIAs At 'To whl " ODAI A Na and a N • XI "mow both W AL ere deß TOW. 0 Unit T. , sad Pi 41 11 7. 1 raft p 1 Linen. Na F AI SENt. I prepay verfal The armed ranks 1 Tim ends IMMO in pin but st Eve W. pall! S''. AO ior tl 1 . AEI HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Andy, and bees gratified by the aloft coa&krabie psalm to that Womb which I thowla trope? to Wed. I welt that I have mot more math empl,,yed my time than Joie whn, In the Melbas fitid of tor protellion, occaftrinally thin in tuicertainty. mad name the always anal° that fuccefs which Isac qqaoiit'd by cencentsatin intellediusi poorer to one clefs of The dean of DERILITY arc Minding, for i le y het et with them a train of COMM frailness, and. by a de' pr, Ilion of ail mt.' energy, eataettee hftflf beettetesembitten tt-- whetter do a ao.fc from the peva nee dii eigaspk. the debar t ire halms of Lho"kitoys.cse the Indulgences of materit (Wl"' quire the mon airkluous paclional grin; but by tbe of tmedoested ma, the fraysests are agrawited, aDd ' t be C. 14 ..- tattoo F &Mayo& As a MF.teflifilt of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGOING. q pound my /neurones' on reolarky of cdotarAtm: and yogelioß carry viellege to practice, I feel myfelf rankled to that madam with which I hay. hitherto bcen foiltorray hostoured. In the brit fenferkint of local weaknefs, moty symOrorka w.l prevent the ,alamitr ot a detsiiitatol frame; bat where tFe krer. from a ...eick.u;rids of dm inniarighsefe of dm eke cooled his tn.-, nurse, Is kir' of the contempt or etofore ut • family pkyfician. and broods sat Me infirmity with esreftsl c' crabwise, it molt be imisfadiory fnr him to he affered sot orlog mobility of treatment. bet alfo of the moll k O P•l4 {Kral. And le seer nt Vetserrsi Completion k is polle to Myosin danger or din ref. Is the moil complicated elks it It tldeacietts mmt of es. lotive esperim ein this hoe to efied fafe. crrt" andallldlrlent I offer the advantage nf dila experteme to itheie def therrairt4 arc airlifted with a. r bind n( FA. sturY. of ithy (meo , ' I VENEREiti. I N I 1.... - . lON, and in eV tales the tame of Poor nerrinn arc Itatel en 'Le firft kit. rvicw. 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