Star. — London, England, 1815-10-25 00:00:00

!;. .: ' KrNTUCKr MUMM r. ITEM A LATE NEW. YOttE PAPER.] There is now in this city a reni.irkable human Tr.iiMniy; it is thus described in letter lions ti.e • 84m. 1. hlilehell, to the Secretary of the American ' Antigivatiati Society : it is a human body rotind in one of the lime-stone caverns of Kentucky. 1! isa perfect syiccation; all the ILible are dried up. The skin, boor, and other firm parts, are nt a emir to en tire tires, nation In expliklitry a cakatous c'iamtier in , the heigh.. ht. rhoud of Glasgow , K. nteeky, it was laird enwraped in ykini and cloths •I be outer touchily of the body is a dear skin ; the neat covering is a deer skin, whose bait bad been cut away by a sharp inu.rumeni ; the nest wrapper is of cloth, made ot tw.tie, doubled and twisted, but the thread does not appear to have been I 'tined by a wur.l, nor the web by the Worn. Ihe warp and thug s.em to have hero tressed and kneed by an opirsiton like that of the fabrics of the Norrlt.west Coast and of it,. Sand with 14:0 Win. Lhr inn. mow .egtimeor Is a mantle of cloth Ike the piece nat. hut turr.hhrd with larye brown h ath , re. art anged and fastetitil with great att. so as to he capable Of pat diog the Jiving wearer from wt t aril cold. Thr plumage is distinct and ent r.. Ihr bony ts in a squatting posture. with the right arm rechniog Iran ward and its bawd cm:tr.:Una the right leg kit arm hangs down with it hand inclined partly on.'er tbe seat. — The individual, who wus a male, did not pr..bably r acted the aye of 14 at his era.h. 'nitre is a deep and t r.•r.uve. fracture of the skuli tyar the iue t•ui, which probably Lille] him. i h.: skin baY st.yraicrit httk injury ;it is ni a du.ky colour, but the r , a:ural hue (tumor be . ec:dy wlth es.c.:the.s from ity pre-erit =pear ance the w small tliert..!loll4, is covered with "noel or f.sx hair. :rttil are N hltr and he haua, tort, in sLtivtlicia sine, are shower and dela:ate • se'nneot was hid, by the Marquis cf Li /MAN, Oil PelleiNieNg4 ii , ll, situated nearly in the enter the cianoy Itititetirgh, the.hrst stone of a •t montimait ta com m e morate the victory at g W . . The, cligant Gethic Tower. presianly building at Ktisertina;„ has ahead ) ir.t Lined ;stret a will be lioisitrd by tor red of the year: , Its ;oil height is to be 101 tee'. Besides Ix mg a fine oej ct to eh the surrounomg country, it wad alfead tla their 6 of perpettiaing tioi favourite amusement of Archery, bt practised for hundreds of yeas upon the ••r.i.er venerable Pile. Monday r..'nnight one of the labourers, a yOung mon,eniptoyed in cutting 'hr new rieia through the wood at Daikettb, WAS kilkd by toe earth above Lan giving way. The signal-stations arc re.erecting on the coast of Etna, .and four 01116 Mating up; the Eastern coast of England, and Westwaid to the Laud's End, , will also have them, all on the srma• phoric s) em, and espiessly intended to put a stop to the victehsiiri intrnductioii of all seem of pr..itobsteo artiel..S. which • daily arrive ; they wilt atso afford emeloymeer to twang discharged Officers et the Navy. I:WEILF/.611NQ OF TUE TWEE:D.-On the .6th ult. the Tweed wit- to a height tutequated in the memos y of inn Thi cr.,ps on the haiighs inseently divt') pilred; and theusan.ls of sheaves were sten &thin down the merciless stream, many houses wete mew Wed, and the woods appeared like so m lily fairy ishods sanding out of the .water. Abceie doe r o'ck4k, the southern land stool of the new bridge, over the Tweed, near the village of Di umelier, gave way, and the entire fabric, being mostly triiiposed"of wood. soiled nt:tic:ly down she rives-for ao ut ittarter of a mile, and then separated. The banks and rising grounds on both sides were covered with spectators, who, on beholding the catastrophe, gave a simultaneous and involuetary shri.t. By this calm. =shy a stretch of twenty miles as deprive t of ad the. roughfair, but by 1 rding the river, which often in the winter is imptacticable. INEUROILDINATIIII AT Eros.-Monday se'rusight, five young gewlemen of Eton-school, in frolicsome mend, utformed .the ceremony which they call making a • boy free of the school,' by tying hini to . the post of a bed, and gagging his mouth in such a *twine:. •ae almost to occasion strangulation. This ceremony was thought by the proptittor of the board. ing irnaue to be too outrageous to be passed over un noticed, and 'complaint was accordingly made, to the Master of the. school. • The boys, well knowing the conseqio:nceol such a complaint, swore each other, by the &hie, that they would not submit to be flogged; in des tesAution they all persisted with the most de termined hardihood. The Nias•er, feeling the honour of Lo , ll too deep involved to telax in its necessary tlisi.ipii.te, ordered the young gentlemen to quit the school, on pain of being disgraced by public expulsion. Bowsraerr.--On Monday an information came on to be head against Mr. Fisher, of the Strand, a haberdasher, charging him with not having written over his door, or in a conspicuous part of the front of his shop, ,4 Dealer in Foreign Lace," as directed by the Act of Parliament, by which he has forfeited a penalty of £5O, he being duly licensed to sell foreign lace, to prove which a gentl , onatt from the litamp Office attended, The defetio ant's solicitor STialcur An application for longer time, it was post poned for a week. A in .14 in the dress of a sailor, was held to bail far uttering t he most violent and seditious expressions against the Gorerement, in Pall-mall. • MUNDEK.-Yebterday, two noted smugglers under; went a lout; private examination, before Mr. BIItNIE, oharged with the wilful niurdet of a Custom-!louse officer, off the Port of Deal, in the year Mei. They were committed for further examination. A Letter Carrier and Stamper, employed in the General Postotffice, was brought to the Offic e , charged with telonicusly stealing a letter entrusted to has care in his official capacity, which he secreted, king evident, from its appearance, that it Con tained an inclosure, and it proved to contain a CO lakidport Bank note. blattstos-HOuseet- John Wallis, a porter, was fully committed, charged with robbing his employers, (Messrs. Pope and Biala), Cneapside) of a quantity of sills, lace, shawls, and various other articles. WoaSUIP-aTttear.-Yesterday Robert Wright wad @Largest, on the oath of ids. Susanna Bright, with robbing her in Shoreditch, about nine ('cl o ak on Sun. Asir night, of a silk veil, value 30s. Comniitted. Muttoita.-A most wallow act of fratricide was on Saturday es"onight committed in die town of Cardi gan. 'T. UM* butcher, having bad a quarrel with the wife of his brother, J. Morns, John reel:wash ate With him oo the subject ; upon which he, with a large k life, wounded him in the face. John, as the Duly Mane of selfaiefence, immediately knocked him down ; but the monster, upon getting as his - legs, plunged his knife into the -body of his brother, and felt him dead og tite.spot. IFESI'MINSTER SESSIONS', °M O. DEATH OP MR. KNAPP. The death of this Gentleman was announced this I day in Court by Mr. GI:RNEIre who kindly held some ' et his briefs, and who in a short hut e l oq uent s p eech paid a ti thine to his memory, and to those qualities of heart and mind, which tinting thirty years prac tice at the bar had endeared him to his !mother Bar risters. It appears extraordinary, that for some days back Mr. Knapp had exhibited an aopearanee of the most rude health, and only a few hours before his death had been describing to Mr. Arabyn, at the London Sessions, in grateful terms, the impr , ved state of his constitution. a-% short time afterwards li was called upon in the course of his prfilessional ditties to•defend an individual who was on trial. On this eccasion, as on all others in which he was con certred, he exercised his abiliti-s in the most earnest and energetic manner. At the, ccmclusion of his speech he sat down rather suddenly, and exhibited an unusual' degree of faintness. Mr. Arabyn absent ed the circumstance, and endeavoured to rally him. It wits soon discovered, however, that he was seri ously iadisposed, and in a few minutes he WAS com pletely senseless. He was immediately conveyed nut of Court by hit friends, and medical assistance . was Called in. The'llenthrtian who attended yid, Oa. he had been ass Ailed by a paralytic stroke ; • No apprehensions of serious cniasetinences were I.•brit entertained. The utifOrtunate Gentleman was con veyed ifome, and every possible attention paid In defiance of ort ry effort to preserve his hfe, how ever, he expired yesterday morning, at two fetlock, sincerely lamented by all those who had an opportu- Jo. y wiirther iu public or private life, of appreciating his worth. CHARGES OF MISDEMEANOR. J...ftph Dale WAS indicted for receiving 60 yards ol od-cio.ii, well k.lowing the same to he stolen. Fiona the cv;dence adduced in sOppiirt of this ease it appeared, that in April last the warel-ouse If Mr. Anderson, 110-00th 1114111MICLUTCT, In Qii-en-strtet, Cheapside, was broken Ivor, and sever..l pieces of oil-cloth carrie.4 off. In the month of June following, As a Gentleman, who had formerly been in partner- Anis with ttfrt Andez son, was passing through Brirad street, Caen.thy.rn :601, he observed exposed for sale, in the soup window of the Delendirat. .who is a broker and upholsterer, a piece of oil-cloth, which iie recognised to be a pattern that had been manu factured by Mr. Anderson. Having given intima tion of the circamsrance to - Mr. Anderson, a warrant wits procured and the Defendant was taken into cus tod). nib house and shop were then searched, and two other pieces were found of the same description, ail of which proved to be part of that worth had bean jacAen. Mr. BARRY addressed the Jnry on the part of the lklendant, ht represented to be a respectable broker, acd t have pa. t h e oilcloth in ques tion, of rerst.ns tit ap, arena respectability. He also da el upcin the fact of the cloth beintepublicly ex post..l for sale in an open shoe:, and no attempt what ever briny made ~t concealment. Mr. isQatisosi hAving summed up ,the svidante. with Lis usual impartiality. the Defendant was— Acquitted. Milian: Wetly: was next put to the bar. to take his trial on an indictment rlarging him with receiving various parcels of parchment, the pr(ivrty of Messrs. Do‘s se and Peacock, law-stationers, well knowing the same to be ecke. Ms. Guano opened the case, and stated that the defendant kept a sort of houlcseller's shop in Bishop's wart, Chance, plan*, while the prosecutors were lA stationers, living in his immediate neighbourhood. In the month of August last, the prosecutors had reason to suspect that some person or persons shout their house was in the habit of stealing •arious ar ticles from their premises. 'Their suspicions, at length, rested on one of their 'apprentices, named John Stevenson Hill, who, they were informed, was seen to carry some articles to the shop of the defen dant. In consequence of this informatien, MN Pea cock went to thy house of the defendant, and asked him if his boy, Hill, had ofnied any parchment to him for sale The defendant answered, that he had, but chat he had always refused to make any pur chases froiu him, miles, his master or his father, whom he knew, came with him. Mr. Peacock highly applauded this prudent conduct, and quitted the shop ; but having had his suspicions respecting Hill thus confirmed, the next morning he sent for Lim brick, the officer, and had him taken' into custody. While Limbrick was conducting Hill to Hatton Garden Police Office, the. boy cried violently, and said, if it had not been for Wemys, the defendant, he should never have got into trouble. He then de tailed to Limbiick several facts tending to criminate Wemys. He stated, that the first time lie went it to his shop, was to make some inquiries respecting a. book, for one of his fellow.apprentices. On that oc. elision, the defendant asked him if be never had any parchment to sell, as he gave a good price for it ? He answered in the affirmative, and from that time frequently took him picas of parchment to sell, fur which he got eight-pence per pound. Umbria com municated this intelligence to Mr. Peacock, who, after. the interview of the preceding night with Mr. Wemys, was not a little astonished at his dissimula lotion. In order to ascertain the truth of the boy's story, a search-warrant was procured, and Mr. Pea cock, accompanied by Limbrick, proceeded to the defendant's. house. On their arrival in the shop, they told the defendant the object of their visit. He said he had no parchment but what they saw bang dig at the door, and they were very welcome to ,eareti his shop. Limbrick immediately proceeded to search, but at first found nothing in the'shop. He then went up stairs to the garret, and there found a large clothes basket, which, to all appearance, was tilled with old rags and useless lumber. Upon re. moving these artistes; however, there appeared a con siderable quantity of pieces of parchment of various sizes. Mr. Peacock, on examining these, at once re cognized them as his property, being enabled to swear to them from several private marks. On re turning to the shop, behind some books on a shelf, another tell of parchment was found, which Mr. Peacock also recognized as his property. Under these circumstances, the defendant was taken into custody. In p - loof of this case, Mr. Peacock, Limbritic, the officer, and Hill, the delinquent who stole the parch. mew, rare examined. The parchment found on tht: ' prerises of the defendant was then produced; run, pieces were worth a shilling each, and for these tke I 'derenglant had given onlf eight-pence a pound. Upon the part of the defendant, Mr. Annams ad drvssid the Jury at some ; after which he called some persons to his chsracter, one of whom described him as 66 uptight, withinst fraud—alai downright, wit Imur dissimulation." - - Mr. GultNev, in reply, observed, that he never knew a ieceiver of stolen goods, in all his experience, who could not ploduce evidence of a good character up to the period of his detection. The sembl.incc of Foot eliarActer was in fact ccsential to his trade. Mr. WATs )st then summed up the evidence; and the Jury, after a short consideration, found the pri. sneer Guilty. The CIIAIUMAN declared, that the Court were per fectiy satisfied with the verdict. IRELAND. Ktxu's CouterT.-:-On the loth instant a numerous banditti, amounting to 3CO, et the most moderate cal culation of their streligth, well armed, assembled and surprised, and disarmed fist ra- six of the Ballycurn. ber Yeomanry. In constquenewof this outrage, the High 3;wriff convened a meeting of the Magistrates at Clara, which was most respectaly attended, and resolutions unanimously adopted, calling torso addi- Omni tuilieaty force. the night of the day these resultuious passed, the•house . of a Mr. Kelly, within one nula of the town of Clara, where the-meeting was held, was attacked by a body of armed ruffians, call ing themselves Carders, who robbed him of his at ms. On the same tzight, they made an effort to surprise two of Captain Fuller's corps of Yeomanry, in which, however, from the good conduct of those two men, they tai:e.sl; and on thl .two Yeoman sallying out, they made off isith great precipitation. List like, Ocr. 18.—Saturday last, Serjeant nw aVa .burned the Speci.el Session, under the Insur rection Act, from the County Court House here, to Rathkeale, at which place the following were tried yeitetelay before b.m, Assistant Barrister LLOYD, and a 101 l Bench ofJustices: _ _ . ,;-• - Pairki O'Disarlirof Paths Kenry, for being absent 'from its Litho's house on the night of the inst. Callaghan Itiordan, of Rathkeale, and M. Revise, of , for being found drinking in a public-house in • Rathkeale, about two o'clock on Monday morning. Alter a most patient trial, they were all convicted' as idle and disorderly persons, and under the Statute were immediately sentenced to. be transported for seven years to Batany Bay, fur which place they will ur entba: Iced on Friday.—'rhe licence of the spirit retaler at vehoie house Rilrdan and Callaghan were drinking was very properly withdrawn by the Bench of Justices.—Four (Alter awn ate to be tried at Ratli ke:4le tlrs day under the lusiirtection Act. Jeffrey Browning, Esq.'s Magistrate of this county, appictichded KI1111•1144 near croom, at an ten. seasonable hour, on Wednesday tight; be was yester day lodged in gacl, under an cictut of the 71.11. humane, and Hewitt who was apprehended by Maj Wthan and the Rev. will be tried at the Ses sions herr. before Barjeaut JahnsOn. We are glad to say, that several stand of arms haw. been voluntarily Surrendered by the counts y people to J. Lowe, Esq. of Cast kJane, a magistrate ol this county. Saturday night several farmers' horses OU the con fines eat the North Liberties weic rode. The fellows, whit were armed, took the road towards Craq..e, at which place they broke into Hallowell-house, robbed him of several articles, and then proceeded to Bally moris, to the pause of Fitzgerald, where they got a musket. On the hollowing night, the same party broke into the hou.vs near Arduacrusha, in quest of strangers that are cmpli.yed digging powo..s. Last night they broke into c2il.llloii house, near the May 0.% •Stone, and alter beating Q hone and his wife severely, threatetwil them with desu tiction ii they did not leave the nei‘ , llbourhood.—At two o'clock this morning, James Collins was ,akin in the act of throwing a scene at the sentinel on Thomoinf Bridge. He w 35 lodged in gaol ; Collins is also identified as one of the ruf fians that broke into Quane's house last night, as above mentioned. At a Meeting of the Magistrates of the County of Tipperary, on Thursday, it was resolved to apply to the Lord Lieutenant, to place theremaining Baronies of that county under the laqtrtection Act. viz. Upper Ormond, L'ixer Ormond, o,vney and Arra, and lkerrin. CLUNNILL, OCT. IS.—On Sunday evening, about seven o'clock, two men, armed, entered the house of ISAAC Jaccot, Fog. at Melbrook, within half a mile of this town, during the absence of the owner, de manded arms, and stated the particular places where they siapptied they were concealed. However, Mr. Jaci a bad no arms, and they were disappointed in their object ; Elk.) , did nut commit any violence, and un their first corning in, Mrs. JAcon offered them some money, which they refitted, but, on thAr they took fro :t her about 1 4 .frs. It was obsei vel that one of them, who was a very young lad, seemed much agitated. We are informed that 1)r. Ccoree, and three emi nent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, I.)4ii:ties, &c. &c. have established a ;Silcdi cal Board at Charlotte-hobse, Great Charlotte -street, opposite ltowt.Ast, 1 lit.e's Chapel, Blackfriar's•road, where the public are relieved from the most dangereto diseases without salivation i.e . confinement. The In stitution claims the attention of those Miro may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have boen. so unfoitunate as to consult men ignorant of so im pwtant a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have nrercurialized thousands nut of their existence,—ertiption, on the head, lace, aud body, wee eyes, t hroa t, mont iind nose, vertigo, noise in die ears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind nevi ; pains in the !wad and limbs, frequently mis. taken for rheumatism ; extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a few nf the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear years atter, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. COOPER and Cn. ate consulted daily by all ranks of people, from ten till eight or by letter, in. closing. a fee (tor no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and the best advice is seta to all parts of the kingdoin. They also cute the piles and tisnila, withoitt burning or cutting ; and give advice gratis, on Tet.sday, Thursday, and Sun. diry mornings, till twelve o'clock inikll4. On Its. ISt,* Instant, di Non lobar-linuse, the i.a ly Colonel Stuart, 91 a tint:liter. NIARRIP.D. Monday, at Ft Coate t h t• ittaryr, florrn•:ttitc %Father, of The Nmi. gatttli di et.nsititny't &twitter attic lair tfatto Wirt, 1744. of C..rt.y-str t . On thr ash Ittrattr, at Oki& 1.1, near I Lotto, Eiti.of Kr •a, to it•ssie, yntiogstt dati,;lttrr Lic i t Will.atotr-n, of Marl• find. DIJ U: Wednesday, at Swansea. R. r. ”eerr, war Cot% after sp.-ntliog t!.e eV ou g ig at ,h,, Arm., with hi,. broato• AI. ni.t ra•es, on r-tirin7 to her, tit expressei a wish to !lase bad werso.4 (I % _ . . . time ' , ern in a dethidm a ri• of hea'lli), har st rvaat with a pati coalq, h m 11411 Wit 11. C.I two mintitc%, ((Auld bins I) i. g on the bed a 4h 11 Oil .14: 18. at lite house, in 4...tatil,ilehiii, itibbert, w:duw of the late 1.11 u tnant Gritisr.d.i.i Pit /F. 10.11 AI ; Or Dr. GR fur the Cure of Drieii, in the liack, Loins, Kidneys. and ail Übstrecut: nary Pas.avc. r [J ESE Pills, which ate the happy ro , 1. and patient medical revue's, are tem nffe u as an alwilitte specific: for those most afilic ive cot their stages. Their operalnit it an pecu.i.itly ci may he given to children a. well as adults. .1 Lure i particle of mercu:y in their cnial teatina and is certain awl rlutnairrrsatibl., having. never I ttei le vain, even in cases orbit!, at firm anpeared ho, trial will (why justify Olt &script:on of their ulint ' Prepared by the Proyrittsts, Messrs. lit ti, Cuichnter: and wild to ! Fs sole .kents, No. 45, "t Paul's I 41. 6.1. a box, duty it.cluded. a'sw tr Green's Nl:ki Ardent Ihtk, to be used v family purposes, price is, t td. a bits. --flthri tre " Y. Newbcry" i. ellgraVen in the stdm.p4. BY Ul. NIMES fir'S ROYAL. Lis t IL•it LEAKE's GENUINE ;t,PILLS, i fur euntrg, in all its stages, t h.. VliNt.st E One small ado.?, and th taking of 11!,C car, will soon co..visire the patient of the et rain recovery. Not Ling can hr better contriv,-d, !nor convenient that, v.'s Remedy, for soca as arc Hirt ni, s or to .:es, ne-tds ins etnifi:.enenst nor re and sixty years exiseneme (iii an exten.ive that it will .ffcct a Care w ;.en repeatvd method. avail iiothii.g. Fur the Sewer and Disorders, this Medicine has not its p•tralk 40,000 persons of both setts have boon 'attics. above cruel di,order., within the last eight y. ars. shld by the Sole Pioprieto• a, T. TAYI.t/it and . of the Royal College of =Surged's, at nen.- I luti, Bridge-street, in goses of only 2s. Yd. tact , , d. N li. l'wo back doors, aad Lights in the Y , 6.1 They are also sold by their appoiot nit nt , with cui at the boy Shop, 10 ()fiord-street ; Mr. DA( fish-tereetAill, neatly opposite tf e Person in every con..detalsse Fowl' in Great ISt Advice gratis to persons taking the otiose, or ut Folic or's Medicines. WOtell t.o4Listis: WOR Dla are allow e i to ha the , Sources of Chrtb ens' Iliseaws every Parent should be acquainted wt::t. of awpetite, a paleness of the facie, eirsaclarin pair state of the bowels, attended with van brfog on coneutsions, affect the guiwth t!•e prove fatal, by ending iu a con-uruption d preventative and curefor these aiarrnhig comp, escellest Medicine is tuderesally allowed, on tin highest characters iu this country, to baste I piddle apprulsation, given ro the Proprietor, knowledge Of its 111 theft own IL...aunts, Istyund convect . ton. and o.v•-s a *mum or the cau he.,... r * ?ions the Hon. awl a g!.r Rte. the I.OIJ 01.1,4 To Mr. etIING, ApothecAry, Ch Lar.,4l S I IL —1 r ettiltrace the opportunity yotsr of lidding my test.notry to this ut the Lotto ( -4 your of your CHING'. PATENT " M oRVd L tidiest sins having a few months ago derived seers from the use of it. lie Its unweil fur sent to Lis taking it, apreared pale and enta. Lord, s coml•lalned irequeutly of pains in his head and hirf B trott,wlos lad accisleistly seen hint in :hit recosurnended me to the trial of your L.ort•rg••e might be lust, or any etti,tl►ke nollist occur, in twine Medicine, scut toe three times tit it. net asioned a visible atnentiment, and after ,'very unpleasant ,ynt;stons disappeared, but to give the third, as the two former had t mthly well. From that time my sots has been and I et vainly a:tribute his cure wholly to tis Weald LosessLes. I have since r:vonintetaied several instances, wherein I have the sat aslacti they have un knotty been of great service, I o! frun► the nature of the effect prosimed by ta•r:r I apprehend the complaints to have arisen in betweens Is-, stomach and viscera. I am, lax. Pane Cattlo, Dec. 7. L. Sold at :Nr.Butler's, N 0.4, Oteapidde, eon L,tnt•don, anti most isletliztne Touters ir, Farhat land, Wales, East and %%Ica holies, America, ?„ t,sl and'a ed. rank ILLNOVA FED PI KAI. UN. TT has beets too frequently the subjei general repreltation, that men destitute to tl intslical art have offered themselves a- cantiirla t runage* the prolesdom of Physic. For • 11..-1 u tier to the rt•sult tat our studies and cltpcticaCe, Irmo being classed among those empiric* slu et;t•lnts4 have, untortunately for society, been esti rei, we beg leave to submit to the liberal a: frattatil stan•ment of our pursuits and arqt:iren After havinkrectived a regular mitlical:shic of Messrs Grindal and °boar h•wlsose leaur carefully attended, as Professor, and Surge...we:o pita', we entered ourselves as students in that school for toed cal acquirements, th • Royal lvirgh, and were instructeJ in the dill; rent 'oral AttYtterj, the Theory said Prac•,;oe ut wifery, botany, &c. &e. &c. by those eiteuesi Moors, Grego! y, Hamilton, i.rn.•at:, We trust we shall not be deemed premitip:ur our proficiency and acquirement. are pot Having for a long series of yeary nt::lr Ve at.d the various diseasei of Debility, the i• : our Allude-, and practice, it will, we hope, Is MI , acquircd superior knowleige 11l their trestn slight add rue: n: CPO:* of alfectitiv; A prilo, e! 1 COMpir v•I in the shorc period ideals Jo at sitmmt Inveteracy. wht re outer prc,litei ten. resit, a proper perseveta:sce In oar plats 01 u. the patient a safe atid radical cure. 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