Star. — London, England, 1804-09-03 00:00:00

WATCH FARAD!: AT PARIS. IT ICOT7.F.BUIL The Grand Parade 1. • the prefent, one of the principal enriordies at P iris ; I have teen it twice. I Fiundwith fee eral other perfons, 'in a great almott is the middle of the Thuilleries, through which Ilinapirte was to pats The fereants, with great pi litenels. Iheived us our places ; but we were only obliged to out uniform that we were permitted to keep them. One of our party, in an umbers frock, was told sty an Adjutant (in a polite mussel too) that he could n t remain where he was. but ordered awr her very commodious place to be (hewn him. All the ial 4m. were ea Kaye occupied by the Con• fular Guard, ten or twelve in each, with two or three Reps between them, in the fame manner as in the flair. cafe, where two men were placed upon each lisp.— Oi the infantry, four or five different regiments had already marched into the great Court-yard of the Thooill-viet. The regimentals are not very pleating to the eye, becaufe they are very plain, and the long coats neither ti.neffiime nor convenient ; but the ter Oily great bear-(kin caps give a warlike, fierce appear awe. The national' colours are not the only ones • that decorate the colours or fiandards of the Confular Guards; they hive in the middle golden font, and • are googly peen. The feathers of the Officers of the Cenfular Guard are red and green. One tonne. eliary &el/lotion with each regiment is the Do um. • Make., clothed at the expence of the Officers in an extravagant manner, and in which the corps emulate each other which dual be the moll extraragant. The tailed aced Ina looking men are choler) far thek places. Their chefs is, if I am not millaken, of velvet, but fo cowered with gold lace, that you can hardly fee their colour. Another vanity among the French military are their whi flee. s, of which they are very careful, and which glow to an amazing thicknefs and length.— Among the Samar: are many men who let gruw their black beardr, in a manner that they fall down upon the bteail. The cavalry were upon the outride of the iron railings round the place of the Catoufel. They consfilled of chaffeurs and the guard on bode back, with a beautiful regiment of Cuiraffiers. The Doan corps of blanaclukcs was remarkable Col its Oriental drets. Thee lours were now carried from the apartments oldie Sift Conti& Immediately he came himfelf. (wounded with Generals and Aid-du-Camps. all attired in au elegant manner. Bonaparte Liodelf wore a very plain drefs, without any embroidery or • ether glitter, and a hat without lace, borders, or fea thers. He marched very quick, and had only in his band a fmall hot fewhip. At the gate he mounted a bay boric, and, attended by a htilliant fuite, rode !lowly through the ranks. After having, in this , =tanner. infpeeed the infantry, he rode out and in . freeed the cavalry in the fame manner. There were, betides the troops eolleAed. a crowd of people, of whom fever al prefented petitions. As far as !could efferve, terry one was permitted to approach him ; and what I had heard concerning the great meafures of ruin' ion fi ir his fatety, was at kill not confirmed this time; becaefe when I taw him ride round among the people. his life was in the hands of every defperate affa Win. When he returned into the Court-yard, he was Dveral times detained by ladies, who approached him near, (poke with him, and prefented petitions. As far at I could fee.he gave thee to his Aid -cfri-Camps. Batons female among them, if my eyes did not deceive me, even tookhold ; f the bridle ufhtis horfe, and her petition he opened dire tly, read, and gave a (hod anfwer.— Dating this time his faithful Manseluke was not, us hits often bee; teported, near him, but only in his hitt, behind all hi. Generals. Bo nett teturned, and flopped at the en trance of the Ihnilleries. tome few Reps (torn where I load. Here the Turkith hlinitler. in the name of the Sultan, prefented two hor(es, Laid to be beautiful. But of which beauty, little was viable to our eyes, becaufe they were covered with long cloths, embroi dered with gold and pearls. They cellar:ay had much vivacity, becaufe, when two Tullis moun•ed them to, tide round the place, one was thrown off; but, as he teemed to he acctif tomed to it, he fell on his feet, and with one jump was again in the Caddie. Bonaparte, who, during this cavalcade, took feveral pinches of fnuff from his plain to, toile-lilt Inn( box, did not condefcend to honour this pi efeut with any particular notice,only fumetimes Ise turned his eyes to them. On the contrary, he was tot all y melt pied with his tro ps, whom, regiment after regiment, he caufed to manmuvre before him. The chiefs of the regiments werl each time to him with di awn fw irds, took his order., and commanded ac cordingly. Each regiment patticillarly was forced :o form a Iquare, perhaps in commemoration of the war M Egypt. One of the regiments of the Cunfular Guard he ordered to elevate, to load and 6te, the Sr& rank to kneel, and the other two to fire over it. I s do not know whether the word of command was sightly under flood, but I am certain of it, it was ex tremity badly executed. Half of the companies flood Rill, contideled for Gime time, and then one after another fell on their knees. The Conlul was fo iatisfied, that he ordered this marceorrre feven or eight times over again. Afterwards the infantry filed off, and a delightful march was heard, not to be furpaf fed any w here. We do not heir the uru.i marches with the regular repetiti.nt. They ate more properly Mardi 1, mphnnies, compiifed by good matters, and ',seemed with the grevell precition. When the in fantry left the Court-yard, the cavalry entered and Med off before and by the Conful, upon beautiful Hanoverian bodes. Ilele regiments made only (owe few evolutions, which doled this grand parade. Neat were. f r the firll time, prefented, a battalion of fail ors, who were remar keel for their curious axes and andlor hooks. John Day, a private in the Sheffield Volunteers, *si been drummed out of the regiment, fur threaten ing to Stab a ferjeant. Saimaa Darrit.—On Diday afternoon, as a very elegant Lady WAS walking along Moirtimer-ttrte: with her feivant gill, flit was taken luddenly ill, (di Jinn. and ahnioll Mainly expired. The maid ran to gore the af.to mat the /Inure, and in the lIKAU I . llllt AC La It WAS taken to the Mioidlefer Hofpital. It • has I. en lirce to.ind that fhe lived Sin Suffolk.flreet. neat the ho•fpital, but her life was irreuierably loft hems le was taken these. DUBLIN, AUGUST :IL Doinvaeoax Feta, the Bartholomew of a-eltdin,r, to ancient cottons. commenced ' day, and on Sundae, notwitlittaridiag the appear ance of the City , Magittrates with a *adroit of dragoons, many thoutand per funs of all chafes, ages, and diainhions waited the green, a; if to view the kene from which they were to experience In many hours of revelry, rn the removal of the reftrielion placed for the due fairer vance of the Sabbath. At an early hour in the morning.• and during the entire day, the road from Dublin prefented as motley a cavalcade as on any former or finalar occafion. Coaches, chariots, landaus, jingles. gigs. ears of all kinds, barouches, curricles„ noddies, hunting carts, dirt carts, drays. holies, cults, mares, geldings, mules. and saes, followed in tech rapid fucccmun, that the pedeatians had hardly a (pace lett to them except upon the pathway, which was plentifully (treated with whilkey, ale, and cider, and a great profufion of rotten oranges, green apples, fugar pe,l%,fguert whey, red herrings. cheefe, and gingerbread, occalionally relieved by fhewmen,,ltedge gamblers, and a nume rous groape of impure:, with their paramours from town, who preferred Adam's ten-toed machine, to the beg vehicle love or money could procure. Arrived at the Fair Green, one was naturally alto naked at the Strange madam of wiles that iffued from a thoufand uninftruBcd atuacians, producing that kind of ear.offending difeord which Hogarth defcribes fo burnt -woolly in his print of the Eur.tt.ted Fidler; the young Farina were tmetinkious of their Want of harmony—and while one capered to the larcitiotts number," of a penny fife, another blew a (oteau) Mali Ilmns a Tunbridge trumpet, with all the atergy of Sbmidt or Wilrnan ; drums were innume rable, and a thoufand little gentlemen (hutted round the fair with wooden (word-, like fo many Bona pastes in mini.tture. Although the tents were (truck ,at an early hour, by the Ltd Mayor's direhiotts, the people could not refill the opportunity of drinking health' to their friends in Dublin—and accordingly the kite of each tent was occupied by thole who hat hived the ground s who accommodated a►ll kinds of cullomere at their unfheltered larders, without any drfinaios of religion. Whiikey punch, the poifen, or as tome enemies to water drinking terns i•olle honey of this country, was mixed in churns, tubs, and buckets, and the Dod der's banks, if they were moulded into man, and re ceived the breath of life, could iellify how many vd. taries of Bacchus reeled betide its Stream till Monday ' Palming. Yetleiday, the tents were erefted. and the fair was waited by thoufands ; the Rock road was in a , manner deferred, as neoly all the fixpenny neck br•eakers plied at Donnybrook. On Sunday, when Heaven was their canopy, and the earth their font-Stool, the feeereige people. as they are contemptuoully termed, experienced a delightful day, which they well merited by their exttemely proper condo°. and a due regard for every taw but that of fobriety. On Sunday night two lads, aged ten and thirteen, of the name. of 'Fulton and Wittingtun, both Cons of refpeklable perfons in Bath, were drowned near Put teney bt ;dire by the upfetting of a boat in which they were paddling on the river. A Gentleman, named Barham, telling near Col chener, on Thurfday eveniag palling a loaded cart, in Shadwell Highßreet, in making way for the dri ver, fell under the - cart—a Gentleman ran, and pul lr.d him fo far away as to lave his life, but the wheel went over, and flasaured his knee and part of his thigh. Lift week, as a jobber, at Barnham, Norfolk, was cutting up a hog, the rope by which it was fufpend ed broke, and falling on the knife, it cut off the 111110's left hand at the writ. nem—Early yellerday morning a fire broke nut in the houfe of • Gentleman in Saliibtiry-fyliare, Fleet -greet ; but by the timely exertions of the fire. men, and the promptitude of alTalance from the neigh bours, the rnifchief was chiefly confined to the room in which it commenced. It is Paid to have been oc cafioned by a female levant (who WAS burnt in a molt flincking manner) indulging hcrfelf in the very dangerous praftice of reading in bed. Saturday morning about kalf pan four, a fire broke out in the laboratory of Meffrs. Bufh and Howard, Cannon.fireet, three or four doors from ‘ValbroA ; it fit ti appeared in a lbower of fpatks, which fell in Salter's Hall paffage and St. Sv.i:hitdsdi Inc, and threatened extenfive damage ; as neatly half an hour elapfed after the arrival of the engines hel,sre any water could he obtained ; by great exertions, however, nn the part of the Volunteers and Firemen, the flames were nearly confined to the laboratory, which by (even o'clock was reduced to ruins. A vaR quantity cf cloves were lately deftroyed by a fire at Ambeyna.—it broke nut in a clove planta tion, and is Rated to have originated in the friEtion of two trees againß each crhs timing an ainenmmon high wind. The flames raged with great violence for two days and a night, devouring every thing in its muff. Some village., and fevcral depots of grain, have likewifc been dcilroyed. On the 14th of ha menth, about one o'clock in the murriiiig, a Lady of the name of BOWMAN, wlsufe hufband (C ♦ aptain nfthe Duckenfield NVeR Indianian) is at fea, unfortunately fet her head drefs on fire by a, candle, as the flept with her head on a tattle, which inßantly communicated to her clothes, and, before any affiltance coald get to her, (the reit of the fami ly being in bed and afleep), burned her whole body, from bead to font, in a manner impeffible to de fcribe—nnt hardly an at••m of her clothing but was reduced to tinder, and her flays, which are (WI to he feen, hutned to a cals. From her knees to the crown of her head was a complete cirid r ; her flefh in many parts, particularly her hreari,, break'ng open as if lacerated by a knife : her a•nt., from the fingers end to the armpits, wete as it wailed, and nothing but a groan indicated life. In this &pinta ' hie condition, the matter of the horfe, after rifkoiv his life in ertitwoilhing the flames, %huh, when hr got to the woman, had communicated to the fin., ■nd wainfentting of the pattage where fhe lay, called in a t . e ntieenan of the faculty, who immediately ten tiered her all else afflftaner the moment would allow. and, though be dcfpaired fir tl.r.• days of faring her lite, me u DOW la 4 lilt a+) of TC.:. Ica is POLICE, &e. On Firday. at Marlborough !tree', young Gen tleman was charged with feng a challenge to fight a duel with Mr. Tarrsa. landlord of the King's Arms. Tottenham Court Road. The Defendant had called for fome refrefhtnent at the boti‘e, and on go ing into the drinking room on the fir° fluor. ordered the (errant to bring him a fheet of writing paper ; but on her return he was abfent ; and on the land lord being informed that he had gone up 'lairs to his bed-room, fome words enfued, when the Hefendant felt himfelf In much offended, that he fent a note to the Landlord, which g.:re him hii.choice either pub licly to beg pardnn. or to meet him with a brace of patois on the caning morning at eight o'clock, in the fire field leading to Kernels Town The Defen, dant was accordingly ordered to find &reties, himfelf in 2031. and two 'sondem° in tool. each. Saturday a hackney coachman,• named Wenman, was charged at Mai lborough•fireet police office, with as affiatilt and an attempt to coon money. A Mr. Simmonds dated, that on Fiiday evening, he hired the coach at Charing Crofa for the accommo dation of two ladies and himfelf, and o tiered the dri ver to proceed to Charlotte.fireet, P ntland-place. Mr. S. repeatedly defired him to ofemore 'eapedi• tiott : on which he became very abufive, defended from his 6te, and at length dragged the party out of hi. coach, thriatening at she lame time to fend them all to the watch bottle, (inlet's they paid him half a crown. This was reforest, on which he (buck Mr Simmonds a revere blow on the head with the butt tad of his whip. Mr. S. on this knocked him down, and gave him in charge to the watch. IVenroata was committed to Bridewell, being unable to give bail for his appearance at tilt Q2artet Scillons, to aufwer fps his very improper cundult. _ • A tradefman of 'rooky Area. on Friday , evening, meeting . an acquaintance in St. George's in.the Eall, went with him to a public hooft in Caale-,beet, and there drank freely. On fettling the reckoning, he offered a 401. bank note in payment's Lot . the land lord being int:ade to change it, the acquaintance aw dertnok to do fo—but, intlead of returning, took his pafiage in one of • the Gtavefend boats, with a trail fair one, on a patty of pleafure. The man waited for Come hours—and was at length obliged to leaVe his watch as fccuriry for the payment of Lis (sore. On TuefJay morning the bar window of she Run ning Buck Inn, at Ipfv:ich, was broke open, and three calks of liquor, with a quantity of plate. gluten. One I.f the thieves got fn much intoxicated with the liquor. that ho was unable to move from .the fpu•, and was found gaup in the morning with a broth, the property of the landlord, under his head. Tilde who had the booty, however, made their efcape. On Thuifday afternoon as a Mr. Gardener was palEllg through Badge-fir:T.., Blackfi iars,he was kr. 'winded by a gang of pickpockets, who took from him his purfe containing 1701. in bank notes, but one of the villains letting it drop dating the conform:l, the Gentleman feint' it, and they were under the ne cefity of decamping without their booty. A few days lime the gardener of T. May. Efq. of Littlebourn Court, Kent, incautionfly threw the clip pings of a yew tree bun the farm yard, where they were devoured by tLe bogs, aoJ a few hours :rite', 32 of them drooped dead. Tao Oleos laniams.—An American paper fur n'►&es the following article, dated Lexington (Ken tucky) June 12 : " On Satnrday evening Ilk twelve Chiefs, depot ed from the Ofage Nation of Indians, and two boys. arrived io this town, on their way to the city of Wafhington, on a viiit to the Prefidem of the United States. It is raid, the object of their silk is to enter into a treaty with the United States, with whom they are defirous to be on friendly terms. Their touns are (hug's' upwards of five hundred miles up the Miffouri, on the 01age River. The tribe corals of about 1500 warriors, who live in two fetilements, at ni great dillance horn each other. Th:y are of a gigantic nature, being all (the men) above lie feet in height, and well proportioned. They are repro. tented as a ferocious people, who with to be at war with all the other trilses of Indians. On their paffage down the Miffouri, five of thrir party were killed by the Sacks:pis and Renard Tribes. Sevetal others re turned front St: Louis, having fallen fick. " M. CNOUTSAU, a French Gentleman of the Ern refpeaabtlity, and a citizen of Lanai-Ana, who has fora r k umber of years had the esclulive privilege of trading with the Ofages, has been induced by Cap tain L►wis to accompany them. There are alto in company leveral young French Gentlemen, who in. tend applying to be admitted into the Military Academy. '• The party left St. Lonis the 1 7th ult. at which time Captains LIWIS and CLARK/ were OW!, and would leave it the 19111, on their tour to explore Lonifiarta. Three men, who had barn for three years hunting in that country, and whole knowledge oldie different tribes of Indians extended a coulidetablc diflance, have been engaged to go with Capt. I.owts as guides. Thefe hunters relate. that durint their excarfions, they law an Indian woman, who I L A been taken prifoner front a nation wh.. I.ve Ln the (hoses of the Pacific Ocean. " M. CNOUTEIU carries with him to the Perri. dent, a toad or frog, of a ve• y curious fpecies—its form is that of a laud tort. fe, very fiat, eoverrd with fcales, of a dark Rtey colour, a than tail, and head formed like that of a buffalo, and is ornasuent• ed with fa horn+ ; it lived four months in the poi fellion of M. CNOVrr*V. without uliutt any thcr nourithment than a little water, which was git al it from time to time. This peck. or fr• & is frequently fonn:i in the meadow wi• hin the t rut ry of th.: 01 ^ r.au, n. I They live in thit.ci.i•; , n fr:cies td grt .lrrel. and Thje oectipv an ArtA . t him one in (wn amts rf t:0 , land l'inm the lin lAr 4•.! of !.11 j-1: e:• ; • 1 ninnicAte ith th-ir lu!, ct •tr:.in is kept Ice fr , m dui* i ;• 11,r Itywid.. %du) hritfis it v. itit t::or Lois ; ti y :ire of .4 br..vsii gender math, and ve•y r t te. Ti,es tip play a m" fig oriclvespli : Lice, Leepi , , col tinels. As Ito II .1, Any pe , l* n a t tl:e %s-Atch rives the Agn.th Ciey ski inii,.:ly do.sisrTar.— The f r•.l T., ti.ei re•c..it e ..b - j-et them-elv-c. t••q...111. ii.g.Vl a floss., indacnt tilstPulitmt. Are eaGly taken." Lord estatreartito faid, 41 A good Ca of Ti. in either fez, mutt confiderably add to the pit (ions formed in the mind on a firft appeatavet. 1 And theobfervati .n acquires additional force tt„,,, 1 4 c eircumflance the get,trality f the Englilb nation. from their mole of living, being troubled.% ith !h e Scurry in the Gums, which produces Tooth-ache, and eventually rotten Teeth ,:lhe(c dilaretable eff..ets may be prevented by the timelyufe t f BUTIAeb Re florative Tooth Powder, which is ufed by the (Zten and Pliqeares, and aloft of the gnetith and Trio N.,- bility. It imparts a finsinefit and beautiful resister. to the Gums t to the Breath the molt delegable fweet teas to the Teeth e pearly whitenefi, yetlores thp enamel, fills up the cpgiet, and prevents the dread ful etre& of the TootUathe. • 84d wholefale /Steil at Mr. IltiTtaa's. No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Pitirtioller row ; and by nva i3qak4Peis and. Metlichse Vesiders in •vaty town she United Kingdom, is boxes at es. 9d. cacti. 7'- ,prevent counterfeits, his Majetly's Flon , nratit: ••• millioners have permitted 11if- NAVIN of tt. Butt No. 4, Cbtapilide, to be engraved on the :la!" ; and as a further favour, have ordered it to be in Idacit, which Ramp is affixed around each b.sx. Alfo may be had, flu ret lei Patent Toith Obfetve, the name of R. Bisreta, 4, Cheapftde," is engraved on the handle. ECCLVSIATIICAL mo s. ▪ Loed lifhop of Leaden c cl the it.m. ' 4 ‘ Q. Trim. Iner t A. B. of Memos Coh.lc, Oat* .4 h ma triceeno a iitlesy in the county of A•4,1 , 1 , -ics. • ▪ Rev. Richard RiieW II D. Feltner ta It. johni^Ceflit. e prefeuted )y the Malta anti Ftjltoets of tied tockty en ate y er wy of rilowood, lu • eita..B3.re, rm. t. 4 by tut nia..4.1LW41 of On Kee. Samna Ryder Welton. . _ • 'writ • •On Thiaday, Upixtbrakilavl-Aree{. V* Lady **Ka cafe ea. Oka/ a 4ausntcs. MARRIED., •Oa the 2SA JIIIL at she's, Cheir, a, by The !ea ,Nfr Yates, Chaplain ea Majeltea It•tyal.l-inf4irA- Cheiloa* •e v •ain Hash ilaenett ,of th 4 4th Weft {mita K. ,latette to ?Ng. Ana White, daughter of Yrs. Datimple, \'atrueM Coach Horpital. Ott the 234 alt. at Liaerpoot. Mr. • WWI eat i'Ldoss. Leader et the bead at that . 1111,ttre, to .vii(t Slaw, 04 the came Matte. DIED. Saturday fenulght, aged tj, Mr. if. Aaftin, of the Bientirghant Theatre le'nnigitt, at Picichowc), SoLtli.W.J.ea, of the gout la ►le *mach. Santo I Rolla, Lit navy year.* an OLcr in the WarwlcklMtr Mil cis. On the 23d tat after a fear dap diners. Mr. Charlet Smith s bookreller; hi IMilfoin4treet, Bath : his prom-elm if...‘th ma ne t aßosed by the preuitious clods at a forth painted ha- fe, which brouzin on a tcad choke, that terminated in a mortifica Wednelday, in the 79th year n( his age, Mrs Sankt', Teti& of the laic Harman :Minter, h4.of C . :option C...111010ft. TO-NORROW. Saw rikv I Sun Its I Mann Intl 21 vgattetessFter 5 IS minu•nt Ara,. 6 t ,e • HIGH WATER A t ://.111 • 1.../.10.11(t/ W. Mersin A sternest, 34 sniman sues I HAVING dedicated myrelf vs the ttuiy, and been ratified by the tech maddershlr practice la that Mt...A which I thoutilkt protier to feted. I trait tb.t I talent:Caere wlf• employed my time than that'. who In the extenfive 6dd of the Falafel:bon, aro occaftwaally unoweled lu unteet.inty, and coma alway. attain dot fuccefa which Is acquirtd fry mn.rentratieg the Intellcdual power t,, one this of difoei The difeafee of D.F hILI I Y art occulted, diaretling 'or they :trine with them a trate of eonconatant fymptorna and. by • dr urefilei of all vital war, estasoc.... Welt Measles embittenell— to,ther they ante from the erevarnce of DI cosembr, tbedeltran tiw Ambits of fe.mi boys, or the Indt*emes of maturity, they re. quire the men ti6Bwrai prallelbenal GOA ; but by the lowness of medicated Meeh the lytapegensare aggravated, and the seal. cation la tnereyeL Ass - ME Will Ilk do. ROYAL COLLNGE of SURGROWS. I mond my pretenClons on regularity deduced on: and prdfalfilig„ every privileer to pranks, I furl myfaif twined t o that eanichace. with which a.have hitherto been fa Itimr3ly honoured. ' In the nett fenfatione of INA wc./tue..V, early applicatioa wig venni the cabunity of a delebtated frame; but lOW'S she for (era, from a con - cioutheß of the undea.Ansfs of the see Weak reefed his mofortuhe. is fttrful of the contempt or embus of hie !'andly pbyhelan, sod broods over hi.. intittnky with careful wee ceilotcot, h men be fatisfadlory for him to be anted not oily et capability of treatment lilt aro of the mull iortutahlr feerecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints k le priest gels, danger or ddtres in the moo erAnyheatV!. carry It Is the wolfs. net of rscieve expetieMt ha Oat !Lie to clfedi a We, therwßts old tendy rt..eßahliZemot I QM: the advamage at thia etperien:e to there of either fez who ere afElets4 with any Mod of I)!t9ll.rry, of any fym3atasa of VEH t..II.ItAL IN venial.. and to ea:ea the tams el num marks are Dotal en the firft inurvion Parental+, the restovi are elpedt,l to %Oak 2 522i1 oats, sal Igo teisolkat to (welly ear AR age TI sod stoni M er of Whig. MN EE. Hanker of the Royal College of Surgeon, la Loa*. No* AriaothiLatiow, llosiod. own Tea* Bar TO THOMAS TAYLOR FAQ, DtAll ft. 9, lfelage-erect, Lerkim lIPEEL it a duty incurnheat upon me, to inforlNL you of the very gnat and extraordinary Cure I have received fruin your invaluott ehtetheltio-I.I , AKVa PA'll.N'f' PILLS. About TWO your ago I was wt.:toed with a Van ea Lat. DID. 01• KR, which I telex:eel rather or (ogre time. horthe Da- Irugth tki - caullug pt.y Lnly, I was ol.ligrd to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their ..flittance afforded only tro porary relief—l wen' through various Crourtes of Saliva. thus, Jul from befog rather of a corpulent %obit was toWasof a nitre skeleton. itc Clem that fpresd all over my limbs, UN. &AA me a romirl-tv Ott et, 1 , toy friamOs dripaired of my recovery. Wit !trough: to :lass titration, I eonfolared deaths o WI 3 Ft :atiosi of mine contract,' log upon the many Cake in whi:lt Your fulls hot ftleccoloi, I wai indured to try a boa of it I thuught rat to.r 1.'1ev..1 me, and by perkveraney foe two or three nmotlft,' and following your. Direellona. I cape. riameti the mull unactintotahle Relaxation from Pain, the Son!. grat:u,ll, fuhlo;ing; I am row, thank GOD. peel Oily I.COTere at,.l ts.o; I• g s.ut sltily: I dust* nut but one mon: boa, whicbak thirk rn t:o r to tare. will ettc•li.ll Int Dcalth in It. tOrgtl , llll34. It IF a ith the • , -sort h,anklrgran'tithe that I fuhferhe myklf, dr, your much .Ilood humble (tram , . Wu. Pt gases , . N; Aar:teller Jamy I. s tot - T. S. ror tt.r pl.Slic bc;•:fit . l do U. Oliva to !In above be int publtlCed, but kasv you to act as your owu beu.s lodgement Orula .te. 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