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Leaf INTELLIGENCE. THE WHISPERING GALI.ERY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, DECEMBER S. JONES M. THOMPSON. Mr. BROUGHAM stated, that this was an action to recover damages for assault and false imprisonment. The defendant is one of the Vergers of St. Paul's ; the plaintiff, a young Lady, the daughter of a most respectable Clergyman, residing at Cheshunt, in the county of Hertford. The Lady and two others, pro tected by Mr..leoltia, her cousin, happened to go into St. Paul's, on the `lath eit June List; sod, atter re inkning in the body of die church some time, the part v went to look at the whispering gallery, which the .fury knew to be one of the cuitasities of that church. Having remained some time in the gallery, it was their disposition to retain under the conduct of Mr. Jessup, who, being in the act of putting his hand in his coat pocket to pay a few halfpence, the , deteliciant Came' up, and said, in a strong voice. his demand was 2d.:. head; this was demanded by the defendant as a Matter of right, and as though he was entitled to demand so much for every 'season who walked into the church. Mr. Jesse') bad no obj:ction to pay thus much had it been civilly requested. but he refused, to comply. conceiving time behaviour of the defendant to be rude and namannetly. The defendant said, " leave this place you shall not till I ant paid," and put his back ag..iast the door. They were kept there write time, and the Ladies.begineing to slew sine fear, Mr. Jesaop paid tOr coal, and obtained his release : they were detained t) minutes. AVith respect to the rigiit, said Mr. Brougham, of Cis man, my belief is, that he had no such right; he had no commisoon to snake such demand on the Theintiff, but whether he had or not is no question in this cause. All . he says in answer to die action is, that he was not guilty of the assault. If I prove he was, 'I shall be sodded to your vcrd;f3. It the ques. lion of right bad been intruduccd 1 should have been glad; because ithink this, as well es other insposl. l tions iii the chinches of England, is foisted on die public: and it ought to be abated. Mr. John Jessop was then called : lie stated that he was a barrister ; he had no interest in the action ; he was first cousin to Miss Jones, who was the dauglitet of the Vicar, at Cheshunt, in Hertfordshire; the witness went of the 28th of June to see Saint Paul's; the puty consisted of the plaintiff, two chil dren, and himself ; after having visited the Cathedral they went to the Whispering Gallery ; he had paid twopence for each, when . he entered the church for the . purpose of ascending the tower. They went in at the hour appointed for Divine Service, but they vivre informed da-t circumstance made no difference, as the church was under repair. Alter visiting the tower, they went into the whispering gallery, the door of which they perceived open ; the defendant was shewing it at the time to several sailors. Akw moments. 4:ter the plaintiff and witness entered the sailors lett it; the witness observed that the sailors paid sonic halfpence to the defendant, though he heard no demand made for the same ; the children sat down, and the defendant explained to them the effect of the voice in the gallery whispeted, and gave the usual satisfaction. The witness was about to pot his hand into his pocket to give the defendant half pence, as others had done, when the defendant step ped between him and the door, as it to intercept his party, and said, in a peremptory-tie of voice— My &mead is two-peace each." The witness said, " Year demand, 4 1 imagine, is %%hat I choose to give you--If you insist on it as a matter of right, will give you nothieg." lie replied, 1w had a right to two-pence from each, and they should not leave the gallery till it was paid, and thereOn he locked the door; the, witness told him it he had a right to two pence per herd, he had no right to detain them, and 'he gave his name and address. The wittiess asked for his name in return, .whiLl be refused to give, observing that •he should not go to Cheshunt after such a paltry fellow as the witness was. The witness then isiiaed him to allow the Lady and children to pass, if he thought proper to detain him. Ile said, not one should pass till, he had his money. The witness celled train the gallery to the body of the church for sense one to send a constable, hut no one answered. After waiting tili his patience was ex hausted, the witness told him if he did not open the door he should remove him by force, and he collared him for the purpose of removing him. The defen dant kept held of the lock, and took a constable's staff from his pocket to knock the witness awn.— The struggle so much alarmed the children, that at last the witness was forced to pry tom two-pence a head 11, get out. They were kept against their will half an hour. llr. Jessop amt-examined 4 Hr. Danny. Said he did not know that it was usual to demand twopence from persons visiting the whispering gal lery ; Miss Jones said nothing about the demand; he had commenced another action against the defendant, in his own name ; he used hard words tit wards the defendant, which, in the whispering gallery had a curious loud effect—he threatened to throw the de fendant over the gallery, and took up a large ham mer to defend himself ; the defendant was about 63 years of age. Mr. Dauscx then addressed the Jury in behalf of the defendant. lie observed that it was said of Win chester boys, "they love mutton all their lives, be cause they have been fed on it at school " Mr. Jes sup and himself had been bred to the law, conse— fluently they did nut dislike the law, and the only way the profession should thrive was, that actions should be brought. Upon that principle two actions had been brought to decide this momentous assault. kin did not wish to oppose the liberty of the subject or support imposition, but this appeared to be Mr. Jessup's action. Every body knew that the persons, exhibiting ;he ceniosities•of St. dunned a fee. Mr. Jessop's children were sh ,wn all the lions, as it were ; the defendant whispered to them, Nhhp,red to Mr. Jessop, and the Lady ; in shin t he afforded great entertainment to the little folks, for the little trifle of 2d. a head. The defendant, suspecting that a gentleman and a barrister would not carry eight pence jingling in his pocket, gives a hint that his de mand was a greater sum than Mr. Jessop could dis charge with copper. Then came the question of law, whisk was as much as saying to the defendant, You shall not hare one farthing ; this being the state of the dispute, it wee -aid Miss Theodosia Jones had been assaulted by poor Mr. Joseph Thompson, who, by the bye, was as innocent of any assault as Joseph of old; she didnot appear by the evidence to have taken any share in the transaction, yet. the Jury were to say 1 Miss Jones was assaulted and imptisoned ; they would, however, seeplainly, that it was Mr. Jet.si.p's action, and not Miss Jones's. The Cittar BARON said, this was one of two Aetnal. which had arisen out of the circumstance of a de mand of 2d. made by tile defendant, of Mt..lessop and party, in the whispering gallery. Stating tt%e evidence of Mr. Jessop, he observed, that the ad. dress given by Mr. Jessop to the defendant was out of the jurisdiction of the Court of ft, qu,sts 1.. 0 dolt, dud the defendant couid not thr.rugh that Cant t obtain two-pence of him. The Learned Baron left the Jury to consider, under all the circumstances, whether the refusal of the defendant to Itt the la.ty and children down was proved, as that would be im prisonment—The Jury, after a I.:w minutes consulta tion, found a verdict for the PlAintilr—Damagys, Out Farthing. 'WILEY th BURGH AND BURGE This was an action for an assault and trespass. The plaiatiff is the keeper of a Cnffee.ruom ita Gclden lane, St. Luke's, and the defendants arc officers of the Marshalsea Court. . The plaintiff having incurred a debt of £29 with a.person of the GAM:" (,I Jones, he obtained a writ against him, and put it into the hands of the defendants t. execute. Instead, how ever, of executing it at a proper per...l, they went to the plaintiff's house on Sundwy, the 17ilt os Septem ber, between the hours of twelve and one, burt,t open Isis vilich was bolted. and assaulted hi. versos. the case being satisfactotily prcved, a v.10.11Cl was found fur the plaintitt —Daartges ClO—Costs 40$. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Francis Harvey was indicted for having committed a violent and unlawful aisaAt upon the pet sof. 4,f liar riet &afford, his orphan servant girl, aged I (i. Mr. GURNEY stated the circumstances tit the case to the Jury, and called Harriet Stafford, who deposed, that nn the 10th of August last her mistress gave her saute money, with which she was to purchase cat's meat. Being, how. ever, extreuseiy hungry•, from her not having an y thing offered her to eat but some unwlo , le.orGe fo.).i, which she refused to taste, she bought rolis and but- ter with the money, and procured the cat's nse4t.oa trust. When her master understood wlikt she had done, site was taken v the Police thhcv, but the Magistrate dismissed the complaint. Her master, however, was not satisfied. and !le ordr: ed her to go up stairs to her room. This sae did, !ri..l he followed her with a birch rod and a c:1 I.!ie. He then corn• manded her to strip herseU. Site in consequence pulled off her gown, and 21t , in a violent manner tore off the rest of her clothes. He then procured a rope, and tied her hands together above the wrists ; after which he beat her dreadfully with the t (Al. He told her to go and beg pardon of her mistress, whirl, she did. Mr. and Mrs. Booth, as well as another lady aid gentleman, who lodged in the house of Mr. Marv. y, in Tavistock-row, proved the violent trammel- in which Harriet Stafford had been used. Tht'y had heard lira groaning, and exclaimiag, Don't b..t roe any twat', I cannot hear it." Her shift, when it was exantivd, was all spotted with blood. Mr. Auot.Puus ad Dressed the Jury in behalf au Mr. Harvey, the defendant. He commeoted at some length upon the cruelty, as he termed it, uf making this gentleman's case so public, by new:tapers, ballads, &c. He had lost a !..,00d situation at Drury-Lane Theatre, as sceneyainter, and Inc W.l a absolutely ruined. He considered that the h• atiog which Harriet Stafford had received was much exaggerated. Her shift was covered with spot, of blOod they had said, which was a proof that het wounds were little more than scratches. lk:sides her master had been told to chastise her by the Ma gistrates. Mr. WATSON stated to the Jut y, that he consi dered it needless to sum up the evidence, as the fact of the assault had been admitted by the sl,fen.lant's Counsel. They might, therefore, consider of their verdict.—The Ji.ry returned a verdict of Judgment deferred. Flas--A fire which threatened the most alarming consequences broke out at a quarter before right o'clock last night, at a carpenter's shop, situate in the space included between the east side of Shepherd's M4rket and Half-Moon-street. It raged with in creasing fury till about a quarter past nine, when the engines, aided •by the rain, at length subdued the fl tmes, after the complete destruction of the carpen trey premises and the adjoining cow-house, Iron: which, however, the cows had been previ 'Lilly re moved. At one time Lord Citotattn.;np.:Lev's stables in White-horse-street were threatened, and the inha bitants of the five houses between his Lordsh . p's premises and Griffin-court; in the Isltrket, completely gutted their houses, by throwing their property mi. miscuously out of their windows into the street, al though the houses remained untouched. The enginci played through No. 31 and 33, Half-Moon stmt. Those who have lived rather gay, and are about entering into conjugal felicity, are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three Surgeons, of SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have estab lished a Medical Board at Charlotto-house, Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rev. Roma% ND Chapel, Blackfriar's-road, by whom the riblic ate cured without salivation er cunfinentes.t. The Board claims the attention of those who have attempt ed the cure, or who have consulted men ignorant of so important a branch of the prcdession, whose im. proper treatment has ruined thousands. Eruptions on the head, face, and body, sot e eyes, throat, Inotith, and nose, vertigo, noise in theeats, deafness, ditun: s, of sight, pains in the head and limbs, frequently to s• taken for rheumatism ; weakness in the knees, sseelle,i ankles, &c. are symptoms appar yeat - s alter, and too often embitter the matt imoitial st.t.e. Messrs. Coon Fat and Co. arc consulted daily 14 ail ranks of people, every morning until nine o'clock, and from twelve till eight precisely ; or by letter, inclosing a lee (for no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and the best advice n - sent to An parts of the kingdom. They also cure t 1::: piles and fistula, without burning or cutting ; and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and :Sun ' day mornings, till twelve o'clock A side door and private rosins for females. LONDUN M.lRIt'LlS,e. DEC. S. e )1 - 1 ezpvit .lir uses cntitinna their in. (pities Ar.e: Covot), 101 rise French market ; the mic , s wt re inc :Lere being no quality at marks.: suit.ibk kr exportation; the whole quantity told ,g Om tt rek I;..ll...excerJs 44k) packages. llt.ctwticit '2.—Tow;rds the latter end 44 week, the i:apinte.a of Cotton have been try de..ir• its 1 , 1 tt•lltng, mate to than we hare exp. ricnceJ IN - • tin*: pest ; 012 dealers put ch•ist.d warittgly, o ,ting littl • alarmed at the (p.m tity of Cottons ca.:ring ; 1,1 'lids I: sve been un c,,lnntnnly heavy (, a. a n •a• tv.t.ks hack, and 'those whii have made s to any c,,l: , .l,lerable extent, weir cuirpelletl to accept prices W tbe general sales." C.Frer. --The demand hy private contract is proving. ; the public sales go 01E with muse Two salei w.re brought forwAid List week, the first nt ISs cases :Lip hags ; con,iderable . Parcels 1) ani•pci, good 0r.1.1,41y 714 61; 70 bags middlisti; B,f, one lot Mc (1.1 ; good rni.:dling Dutch 96. ; eldialary Iltll.lle I 65. 6 J, nfal (fling tits ; 10 IJh is 63.2 mildlinz 1 till 4 Uni ; the other sale consisted of 161 bap. all I)ntch C middling qii dity, and for which 77, 61 was of. red ; the wfo.le was, ho.veyer, witilds awls fur prices woe's hi!!licr than the presetit currency. The priet-, (a are from IOS tt) Its hri Ow cu.:et:44 of last •ar. Si:oatts - -The ,kinani • for Motor:ides was very limited last week, the could nix be stated at any variation. 'l%.e pt,•s•uit rice of 24uscoLides is nearly 20s below the cm rency of last year. The market exceedingly langit;o, the utt.4l sales wia little exceed 200 ; on ace...int of the. limited de ns int!, putchasea they be now made almost Is per cwt under the cortency (.1 vie preceding week ; the deliveries ctattittuo m:Nu limited than at the s3nre sea.. on hom..! consomption last wtyk 29i casks. and fia. xisot!stion 293 tusks Nitascova.f es. 'lla Rs-tiled mat iet hes been without briskness ; hut tl.c pricee at out Is lower. Tie demand since apiwers to b: a little revived, mere especi illy for Cheered Stig4r, :1;14 t:lr Lumps ; some coetracts for Double Loaves Late: been made, (deliverable Ist Match) ~t pikes a s:e tde hither than the pt. sent cur. Tetley. I la.siburgh aad Powder Loaves C0111:alUe neglected. Wiassee; 49s 61 and 3(h. 'rhe stock of refitted on hand is very trivial. In Foreign Seger' very little business has been effected the stock of aivanneli Strout, 30th November, w..s Very neatly the earne Ts last year ; present etocic 6.93 eltests. Yesterday !!14.7 bags Sugar stem brought forward at the India anise, the stelae 634 a 6ls ; Grey Java eith a ; the greater pi oportem of the latter. lasso l'uoviemes.—Pritne India and Mess Beet meet a ready bale, the prices have been lately coati i. derably reduced ; the stock of prime Mess Po:k is not extensive, the prices are without variation. New Bacon meets purchasers. the old neglicte 1. The great change in the weather, the unconimon mildnesi hr the season of the year, aided to extensive oports of tereign Butter, h greatly alf: cted the Oe.4.and Te.a.—Tiie p:ic s say be considered in a e teat :::td tie p: ices s 1 the Gish ; the sale it; languid, at re duced prier:. Dvewoouti.—'llw present prices of Logwood are see a per tea lewer than last year. 'eft- teeces of l'ustic are neminally in a £5 below the quotetion 3hli Novernlser, 1814. Cocon.—The stock at present in the warehouse, 130) casks, '.s , tlt) b_l S. The present vita are uo ntmally a little higher than last year. BRANDY, AND liou.abios.---The pretwnt prices are rusich !neer than last year ; low Innis are Aunt 81 per gall. n, mid the better descriptions Is a Is 6d under the prices of November, 1814.. The rat trket within the lew days has attracted the attelitioil both of eptes litors. an'l export hodses ; and as C.e holders have . submitted to a farther de pression of ld or '2,1 per gallon on common strengths, a very extensive business has been done. In Brandy AT Geneva very 14.1: business has been effected ; the prices uneavied. SALTPUMIL—The sak at the India House yester day. 49e tons of Company's Saltpetre ; a small pro portiim sold at 85s 6J, the remainder withdrawn at 85s ; oil tons privilege 80s a ties 6d. SPICE:S.—The dmisra.l for Pimento continues in. considerable ; a pubtie sale a 68 bags went off very heavily. chiefly inferior descriptions, 10d the highest realised. Ginger still ist request, 170 bags and 17 bands by public srle "last week, one IoL White rvalised 41135. the °Mina: ,ClO a :810 15s ; the Eiq India Gin:.;tr at the India 1 - base yes terday sold £; 7% a L 7 Itis. Colo.—The ibu; , iqy of W!;eat in yesterday's mar ket, from Essex ALIA Drat, WAS considerable, the sale heavy at a decline (.1 .4:s upon all descriptions. No business doing in the foreign. On :!ccouat of the scarcity of fin: B:rley,:m advance of Is was realised. 'Pile dern•ind for 0.1,s was languid, the prices A Sh I tit' lower ; the Irish particululy heavy. Beans in pLii tiful supply, aild tht.ti.,ol siff,:red at a reduction of a great pop:noun it:mains unsold. Boiling Peas Is Tower. NAVAL ST'lltr:i.—There is no rough Turpentine at market or any com.ideration. Spirits continue to Fluctuate. lit T.,r, iiitcli, and Rosin, there is uo tvritrimi. 'roam:co.—The purchisls 01 Tobacco may be made a shialo lower, - owing to direct arrivals frau the United States to the Continental Ports.—The stock here, lioxever, does not much increase, though en. in.:nint, month were above 1,101 hlids. Vir gini r ; 01 Tobacco the quainity was very is &fig. • Oti.s. , —The pi Teei of Greenland Whale Oil con tinue to decline, several parcels how the outposts are sent to Diarkrt, and find purchasers at 433. being a WI of 42 per tiro i tat London holders are now IT:newly giving way. Linseed has declined at. r.-11y the late accounts . , 14 vessels lulled with trait, sivie.l from 'Smyrna at the same time lour 1,4 14911.1 , in„ lour for Holland, two for I.;.ver phol, and boar inf. !lull. The only nzw :tit-iv:a that bai been brought to market is a cargo of currants, int- which we believe 92s a 9,1 s has been the met. chatit's pticc.; e trade have declared it to bo resold at 100 x; accouhts ale this nt,nniug received, that two oldie Smyrna vessels are waived in the Channel s and one front 2: tiste, are t>t the new acquired Fruit Islands. . . 'oeuvre nomim.il, on ateNiint of tie ca,or.-• • 1• of the sale at the ItiJia Hotlie. HL!.ll', FLAK, AND TALLOW.—'rite ice; may L. quoted at a sm.lll IMMllVenitnt lAA. In Hump thew is 14(1,, var:Atio:l • t:_,- rarchdies of Fla: comltinn.• to k at I•; OF GOLD AND L11.v:::t -- Portugal Guid in Coin, per us. Jet 3a 41 Foreign Gold 1,1 Bars 4 !:,, c:, New Doublowii zo 0 0 1-N. .se ILIA-% ' 01, _—. COI! 6thli. 01i EXCIIAN.;k.. earls I dair'sda.•:..4 *.) Liv. i Naple), " 4 Ditto, C Us. 24 211 11.1 , 4 m, - t • tiourdeaux,do. 34 Ito Upor: I, - Madrid. st; Ervc:. 1 vliJii..s , C.idix, 33 I . E. Z . . k•I: ), - Amsterdam, 9 U :'7 oil l'alerin , ., 1 i ~.1 Ditto at sight, ^4 ii i ••,:%. :a. ir.; Rotteril.on, c. f. i i 7 21. (~ r.,ta, 4: ', ilanti , .;fgh, ::4 30; %,r. ri ,r. C. i 1%. ~ •r fr , I : Altinu, ?4 4 I ' i.I• ii . ...ci 1v • Pori .a:r , 2r •. On the 31 itiotaNt, -t I I.sih S , :.1, tht: 1. C3r,: n n irt er l'orset tip, Lit a 0.11 r. I'll 79 .__.,--~ At nvlvil. re, .I,c 101 Wt. A!. ••• : 1 4 - * 1) ut 11 :0. 1:.. : 1 • in Aber.!e• n, it! - •;!I ; t• ... 1 , ; thy in hi • u .ual siie " 9, at nviii:ce, . S.• 1.1z ;: •.i Esq. Water to the Segoet ; at tLe same 0 ,, thc .r infant davliter, Ja•••• z At Dutaries to I. 1 o.r;t:11 fof ff %I/bid% ste :1 sot alt iointa,r !cr t% • I: , t t.;... h th • v a;'Letr.ll : ;:., Ertlttror le•it, r to Art it,: II ill 711 N ov . .2.2. CIA Lti II iF A3.11e, 1.:N• II oister td Kil:narnn; 'll,e 3di lat. AI cur a slim ;n I II.: 441, - „ Ittuainesi i thoi...llgar, E R. of Ratni , ate,!-. t. . _ , - 1..1it Week, Mr. Jurp, . et St qe , seyt's-%•;-, :: •...••.:,,„ He went to bed as uns.t.l , was taken ill in :he r. 4!.t, .;:,.. ~ ' ~ .., anvil! inurolivoly. _ At 2:cwc.t...le, county of I.itnerick, '.2urseen •d Nlrrst y k a. NAVAL. t)LA sre - A Ulf 'RING Tilt I.A$l WM. 111;a1; an:: J. !;.fir.;. up.T. Ol . ! „ 1 surr liv•tta'e CA:‘! : 1,11.--Ii. -•i j. hen CA -Th-11, —Alrtathh-r I'. di ar..l !lardy, I ..tirs. . 1 1.. Ar. 1- • an d eh a 1 , 1:i 1 . 1 11.; h. 1' •titg. 4 It 0 .:1!;:v 1 • CiTiiitig. . or, t 5At.(1)..1, 1 •1 !paw:. J. N! fol• 11 d J.:. .t. aan r r A. it • ..! 1 I.uni.:s Car: v. r ;;117. 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' th at•tiu:i;atc.:, t r r:n ; ir: • t:."e, SIMII O OIIIV. • • •..1 •11 1' 461 ..1, t systena ta. wonon, vet ;els if atillett .creunes or c;:ir 4 4:11, 4 2:3atiii:: La 1 stool .r . ! 4:4lle4Sei •.... .gnoranee or tiara ;.! tuatainient to: a simple (;wear: L.: au! .• ' • rats th.: tht seeds a tile at': e•• .•4fieal, 1„..4, 4 1.a of au tinguattl• .1 women:. s.,:> t •91 sac if.., o:Milts .1:r t:A-Af ; mot tt I. fi.':t•ft trust tie.,: we may oil. r all Cram! Dn. sof th.: L'reilara, as fietpro tty cowl , e:. •• or ;arising fre,,it the above complaints, have a..., -.1 attention; by an infallible aial improved 'lan, .:•• bled to 1:1:1 .vi tibstinate CI. its and ..! 4 *.rec•aat• ~ e cent ur ut aunt; .Ittratit.n, svailuatat resurtnig to the dangerous Ilse of the caustic Waive. MAUI 11:411;L: • adduced of very int/literate eases, of vttral ycars c to. ~ having y:ri , iral to our metlin.l in a few d ,vs, atter been attsmred tuber I•raeti:iot. r, withal': cif c:. To be consulted daiiy Ity I%a:a .0 either lc), w:01 stoat, delicacy, alai trots c• Clan ry. the yartietnats at :;.e. case, a,,••. an? manner of :lying, nch f'a f a renatttance, duly atteinit:sl .7•1 d AflVik:C &Ad 11.1e.lactue ita wardeJ ;a, are pat; of he Ititt , loan n•S 31111 Nth nit.. Is tar : P. vat Cullatl;e ni Sur;eonts_ i:;;NtI% AI 1.11 Hk..11. IT has been tcu invientl., subject nf just nn' general reproblt ion, th • t .leu it ute ol the ski:wait td tisedical art have offered theniselva, as candid:a:* ter i • if tronage in the pcofeisiot: nit i'fil . .ic. Far .Ip. purp:nbe lice to tilt result of our .lutii.!* and expsi 'cure, An lut p:t sett t Irons heliv: clAvoal ansoutt 11.,5e empir , cs whitic pre tenant' , I Ave, unto:tomtits ly tor society, been too iascutahly re • -t s tl, We ::we to stAnnit to the Ititen4l enliiltieasJ, ..... • • :. c.tir ptirs.:•t, a:l;mm- not. After rt. a!ar us- ',ducal lan, as the; t:1: of Mt•%srs ant 1.1.1 !•1 4e texture, and pr..c:•..• u• • caret ully aitetuied, Itroies*or, au.; 't:r,volisot, thy Laud •: t pita', we einet.:.l narstlve• as st•ttkiits in that ia•tly celchre , • , clu,al for nu.:. ,d a:l.:lrv:new*, !Ile . ItoFal t . :01t...„e of Ell: se,.re instructed in the thffer...:.t brAnche , -‘ l :ai. l "' the CScory and l'raet . ce ttt Physic, Chem :sir! , 7,1:1 %viler) , ..y, t.e. Sc.c. Ste. 1)f t3l.llrßt rvlooro, y, id, Hattiliton, ; f.tocao, and It t.:**-;:o We trust eve *LAI not be steetniii pre•uatptuovii ea . =P.A. oar proficiency a d activittntrats .tre not itte.not.:e...s:e.- - flaring for 3 long t...ries to V: .01. VCOrrt3l 0. , • and the vacants fichtl;ty, the partic.il • Otte s tulles anti priuttee, it w.lt, we t; t hat ue !'a't A.:v.llA superier I.to tel.: 44* ot their is r.tent ...I eat.% sight autl rt. ne Caw,. of Infect:on, a pet feet re-estatt i het : conipte•ed is tht• hurz. porol .4 twq days. and in those nt .:4 uttnio.t inv. teracy, wht re ft:ht.e prit-titiowrs have fAiled , it -.s ee**, proper isersever..:l:e 11. of treat cient etoutt •.0 thy pa;ient to ear.•. Anticlst ;be mclauchialy of tact, whir!: at.% rri nets ut a habit king and nu... icy I tirs;:e.: he 01? % both sexes, there art 114111ent.wr Lirni.or sr nio:t ilistres rt.; t ut those deficienceirs which itespently preys le 01 " bit ler ht• tivatcinvii.i i! butt. En avcA i e:00114 it 11 1 :14 be J %Atiittit rt (too an to know that they may cow, to,. a.% •‘• n'' ithle made of t rearm. sit, 'e re..tote I he tilAt • . bit "ingS.A mAnly, acs: yiyintius constitu . ..• • Of dciAtty, whAteeer cati.e: A • :4 cies at vetistri•Al itifecti!..t, we may he cos ..61-.•J 1..."1•••• • either sex tel.:. the - grrAtest se.T:.cy honour. I liana %libation at home stunt tea to 113JX, and Irmo six in the even . till ten at n!ght. Messrs. Cu Ali le ant! Cu. r)uyhet t:salted by patio:itch s .• •• ger, with the gr.( slept sctrect ao.l honour, At their lunot's ' 101. n. I'a: rots In the eanotry ate requested to state the partietilsr• 15 their CAW, age, at:tl ...t: livin-, Ste. Inclosing a tejl r. tante for whore and nmedicine.,v. hen O , w cause sv'fl be rivet ) ': Win to any part of the kite:shoo. ersAre that seeree.y suaial to our unilritAklng. tbe postaje 01 letters :nay he aitteJ tin account fur n.i .I.rines. . Cl.lit 1.11. 41:(1 Co. Surgeana, No. 107, 113; n:•Gat.lt llllill WA 1 ta ii.:h)..L. Morning • 18 tititiuL. rto Afternoon - • 4! AlitlUlC4 ricer 6 LIUNIX)N: k rtmt U by Li VET. KENT, Puhii'Wth:re, 41' I a the !;:ar r .