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!e of jca F the pre. d until lie ihce that to %%hid • Gcntic sithin ten produced ms grant. teemed to trliament, e to that n able to Lis mea s. the paper e did not by Parlia. faid, t by tir. Civil Lill )f another to fupport it Money this fer. had been pofe. He s to limy, out of the he could out the ney being with kith. it ting the tefolution lotion ge. the Chan ion. Gtn it Ref()lu- er would ale of the upon the It. Friend to the Re ether the :ed to or lead idea plied by of impu. it he con. he papers I that the f fuch an was cun t imputa e flighteft fid, he t but the he public that he as throw- But he could no- Tot from In 1782, Bret &r -oute, in fle only :hat por ed Trea- mat there Lift for now to was lels, lions, ex lad laid, w Secret ut if he to would akc oath le of the le Houle Where ,plied to mi out of Lid, that he mutt e period he debts ofe from cr. He of this : Houle. the fan, any jea .fing the ke's bill, plea fed of that r Parlia ent that Service teetfary, , profet- TSOions ) the in• pored to left rum as large the ra mtleman hat was 110 t ela• n (Mr• s which i which recd to, I NICAUS LOIvDON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2!. ?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKs Confab 671—Ditto, for account, 6j. /diced 661-4 per Cent. 83#—Long Ann. 191 , z i-n 6. Omniumat}—Excheq. Bills, fundable, z prem. latCi OF STOCKS YSSTSIDAY. Donk Sock 3 per C. Red. 4 per Cog. 65 68 6 Per C 4 nt - 1 777 .3 3 / 4 1 S pet CA. Hot zoo S per C e nt. 1797 914 Long Amu 19} 11-16 i Short Ann. sf 3-16 I Imp. 3 per Colt 6 .5; .1 [rifts 5 per Cent. 97 961 . Exche4. BM In. 9s. prom Fund. Excises'. Bills I f 1 pr. °maims n sif ConL for Ace. 68 67f This day arrived Path Journals of the sgth Bru maire, the 16th init. Some London papers will pro►ably hate, however, that they come down to t h e r gth ; for in giving extraCts from thofe or the rs th, received yefterday, they announced them as f ro m Path papers to the z 7th, whether by au,/lake or defign, we know not. The contents of there Journals will be found in the preceding columns. Th e names of feveral more French Bithops, who have given in their refignationv, appear in the French papers received yefterday : moll of them, however, are Cwhilizational Bilhops—men who ac cepted the dignity lance the Revolution. On the fubjed of religious eftablithmenti, a Pa per has been publillecl in the journal de Pori:, a Journal conducted by Roloaasz,a Member of the Council of State. to fuch a cafe as this ht may be confidered as fpeaking the voice of the Govern went; we fhall therefore lay the paper before our Readers the Brit open day. Yefterday a Privy Council was held at the Coun cil Chamber, Whitehall, at which his Grace the Duke of PORTLAND, the ATTORNEY and SOLici- TOE GENERAL, the MASTER of the ROLLS,_ Lord ALVANLEY, Lord HAWRESBURY , Sir WDL.Scovr, and Mr. ADDINGTON attended. —.— His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoaa held a Military Levee yefterday at the Horfe Guards. Lord Sr. VircßNT is recommended by his Phy. ficians to retire from the bufinefs of his Office; on account of the bad ttate of his health. His Lord. fhip has therefoie gone to his fiat in Effez, where he will reticle for fome time. The Earl of BtkADALBAN e has purchafed Lord PrraesHoufe in Park-lane; the price was 1,000 guineas Lord KiNwout. has left Scotland for Ireland, where lie means to remain a few weeks. Tha Lord Chancellor of Ireland, has been pleated to appoint the Rev. ALEXANDLN GUNNING, Reetor of Caftle•Blakeney, a Juftice of the Peace for the county of Galway. The Freedom of the City of Dublin was on S.. turday lall prefented to General Sir WM. Manows the Commander in Chief in Ireland. Mr. R. TALsor has declared his intention o f o f. fering himfelf a Candidate for the county of Dub lin ; as have Mr. P. Laroudus, for the county of Leitrim Sir T. OSBORN!, for the county of Wa. I terford:Lord ROIIIR ? FITZGERALD, for the county of Kildare, and Mr. T. &tor, for the county of Meath, at the next General Elation. An extraordinaty eircumflance took place on board the chip Bftfon, of Liverpool, on her home ward-bound paliage:—When the was upwards of fir hundred miles from land, a large wood owl flew on board, and was fed by tome of the men ; and though left at liberty, would never afterwards leave the tract, but is Rill on board her at Liver pool. OCCULTATION OF JUPITER EY THE MOON.OII the alit of January, at night, the Moon will be feen approaching that fine liar for fome time before the emerfion takes place, which is at two minutes pet nine. The immerfion will be at nine minutes pat ten ; when 'Jupiter will appear again on the contrary fide. Dimity-Laws Tiitsras.—Mr.Krimasr evinced ]aft night in his favourite charader of flank all that profound knowledge of the author, and that accuracy of diferimination, for which he has been fo long and fo jultly pre-eminent. COVENT•GAP.Dr PI THEATRE —The pleafant Co. medy of Folly a: it Flit: attrafted laft night a nu merous and fafhionable audience. The charaters are fo judicioufly fuited to the talents and manner of the refpettive Performers, that it prumifes to retain its popularity for a confiderable. The performance of the Deanna, at Drury-Lane Theatre, has brought together two of the old Dra• Rata Titlark; of that Opera; not only Quick, but WEMITEIR (lands in this predicament ; the latter being the original Lefts of the piece. Extra& of - a letter from Colchefter, dated No vember 15.—" The Peace has not yet made any confiderable alteration in our Barracks, two regi ments only of Militia having left us. It leans as yet undetermined what will be done with this ek gent zarrifon during the Peace. If, however, it Mould not be fully occupied by regular troops, the town is not likely to fairer mach, as the inanufac curers are kiting to work every loom, many of "-hirh have la-n, totally dormant for eight years. The annual fair is daily attended by immenfc numbers from the neighbouring towns, and the Norwicii comp any o f come di ans arc reaping a ;glo rious hlrveit—ln faa, the Managers have taken uncommon pains, and been at coafidcrable ex ponce, mi merit the warm applaufc whiels they and the re, formers receive every night. Among many tanks for their faceer., m.r. be enumerat ed, new and clegaiit icenery, infiniteiv fuperior to any .-ye a before exhibited here : a judicious in crcafeef performer*, among whom is a feriale linger ~ f real fiveetneficif voice. and fcies&tie ithlgment ; half a &ten new Opera dancers, figurantes, ke. & r , fo that the lovers of the t;:aTI4 have in 'et i'Lr In highly gratified from the days the im. mortal GA , It CIC was in this company, to the pie (tat hoar." NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS Tip DAY.—.WIND Weft. Aitatran. Due. o Hambutgh, 2 1 Dublin Nov. 18, o o Water ford, 2 z Domughadee, N0v.17, o t GM rnfey, Nov. 17, o I Jerfey, Nov. 18, 0 • FALMOUTH, Nov. 18.—Sailed the KING GEORGE Packet, Captain 1 EscolsF , for Lifbon, with the Mail of the loth inilant; the Palrengers were Mr. GERARD, MT. BY RN , M T . ROBERTSON, Mr. &ALL, and Mr. HEATLEY alfo the Danifh brig Vigilan tee, Capt. HaNsou, with fifh, .for Leghorn ; the brig Lord Lennox, Capt. LLOYD; for SI. Michaels ; the Venetian (hip la Virginia del carmen, Capt. OBAD, for Malaga, and Hope, Capt. HICKS, for London.—Arrived the American brig Friends, Capt. Hsu., from Norfolk, with moo Hhds. of Flour; and the brig Endeavour, Capt. HILL, from Exeter. The DUPE or CUMBERLAND Packet it waiting the arrival of the Mail for the Leeward Blinds of this day's date.—Wind N. W. • PLY mown+, Nov. ts;.--Came t 6 the HuNTFR, Of IS guns, Captain JONES ; from the Irilh Ration; the is gone up Hamoaze to refit. Sailed for Tor bay, the Cou RAG UX,of 74 guns, Capt. SOTHEBY ; BELLBISLE, of 74 guns, Captain DOM ET ; and the Ann, of thisrt, Captain STRING -Ea, for Jamaica. po Came in the John, cartel, from Morlaix. SHIERNESS, NO.. 200--The CRASH, MANLEY, and SWINGER gun•brigs, are ordered to proceed for the river. DEAL, Nov. so.—Sailed the Isis man of war, for Sheernefs. Commodore SUTTON has hoifted his broad pennant on board the NEMESIS, and re mains.—Wind W. N. W. GRAVESEND, Nov. 20.—Paffed by, the Ranger, Lovett, from Virginia; Jane, K ING , an d Triton, —, from Malaga; Eliza, NOIILE, from New York; Thames, LITiDER, from Hambargh ; Fa vourite, —; Walker, -- ; Rover, R EDP ATH ; Ann, ORD; Chaife, CROSS ; Efk, Tact' sti ; Plough. man, —; and the Britannia, DALE, fi Qin Peterf burgh.—Sailed the Leda, —, for Honduras ; Flora, —, for Dublin ; Clarendon, B E L L , for Jamaica ; Ealing Grove, WI tsoN, for St. Vin cents ; Matthew, —, for St. Kitts ; and Ed mund, LAWS, for Oporto. LIVEZPOOL, Nov. 19.—The Arrow, TAYLOR, is on thore near Acklow, with 7f feet water in her hold. The Ariel, BLAND, from hence for St. Xitt's, is put into Waterford, having on board the crew and paffengers (4o in number) of the Arrow,Tayi GR. The Arrival of the Da(ber, at Barbadoes, an nounced tome time !ince, is premature, being left by the Bonwick, all well in Congo River, July 28. Arrived—Cbancc, from Africa at Demerara; and Fame, late Pritchard, --, from ditto at ditto, and gone to Trinidad. Minerva, Bruce, from hence at Norfolk. Volunteer, Bofworth, from hence ; and Four Brothers, Lewis. from Cuxhaven, at Charleflon. Preident, Crabtree; and Portland, Lincoln, from hence, at Portland. _ Thane, Gardner; and Edward. Lucas, from hence, at New York. Venus, Higley, from hence, it Newport. Sally, Gordon, from hence, at Baltimore. Lowther, Scott" ' . [rubella, Simplon ; Elizabeth, Williams ; Friends, Bunker; Prince of Wales, Chriftian; and Nancy, Merrick, from hence, at Dublin. Flora, Herring, from hettcc, at Hamburgh. Vrow Anna Eleonora, from hence, at Dantzic janc, Gallop, fro:a bcnrc, at Newfounditod. kobcrt and SarAb,Carman,frorn bcncc for Riga, at Elfincur The RAVEN brig, Capt. SANDERS, is unier or ders to carry out bifpatches to Jamaica. Rear-Admiral JOHN THOMAS DVCKWORTH,Efq. is appointed Commander in Chief on the Jamaica ftation. CHARLES ADAM, Efq. is appointed Chaplain of his Majefty's (hip the SySILLE, of 44 guns. F. J. NOTT, Efq. is appointed Commander of his hlajelly's (hip the SWAN. Extra& of a letter, dated Judda, Red Sea, June 2 4, tBct. On the Bth inftant, the Rockingham, BUTTER, firuck on a funken rock, and will be obliged to return to Bombay to repair. The Sufannab, —, from Bombay, is loft near this place. La Forte Frigate is wrecked here ; and two °diet Ships have been loft in thole Seas." Yellerday a Court of Direflors of the Eaft India Company was held at the India Honfe, when the following Commanders attended, and were fworn into the command of their terpeCtive !hip, viz.— Captain CHARLES ELTON Passcorr, of the new (hip ALNWICR Casrts, configned to Coaft and China; Capt. Jourt Locke, jen. of a new (hip of Soo tons burthen, configned to Madras and the Molucca Islands; and Capt. CHARLES JONES, of the new (hip DAVID SCOTT, configned to China dire, .—The Court adjourned at fix o'clock, till Tuefday nest. The Honourable Eaft India Company's (hip the PHOENIX, commanded by Captain WN. MOFFArr, who lately fo gallantly attacked and captured the notorious French privateer, the General Malar tique, off the Sand Heads, is arrived at Mocha. This fhip is now performing her filth voyage, and will he difpatched from the Government General with a cargo for England. She is espeEled to ar rive %in!' the nest fleet. The (word prefeuted to Capt. MOFFATT by the Moil Noble the Gover nor General, for the above capture, is valued at S.) rupees. The Court of Direillors of the Eaft India Com pany have appointed the :heti r and Diidossics, pilot iloope, to attend upon their outward and homeward bound (hipping in the Downs, &c. The Maxsuir cutter is alto appointed to attend them bet A'OCII tiiC Downs and Gravel - cud. A rental...able large hoy, called the Sri HUGH ll.li lately been launched for the Eaft In dia Company's Service, to receive the cargoes of the (hips when they are unloading. She is of the burthen ‘sf t 3) tens. The Honourable the Court of Tire ors of the Eaft India Company have refolved to i.creafe the rates to be paid by palfengers proceeding to and re:urning from India, for their accommodation at the Commander's table during the voyage out or. ' home. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. • BANK NOTES.—In a cafe that was argued yef terday, the Judges were unanimoufly of opinion, that a tender of Bank notes in payment is not ge nerally a good tender, though th e Legiflature bad declared it to be good under particular circum fiances, Inch as to prevent an arrell. It had been contended by Counfel, that the meaning of the Aft of Parliament would be impeded if it was not conftrued generally. • Lord ALVANLhY faid it was not the bufinefs of the Judges to fupply defects in Ads of Parliament; they fat there only to interpret, adminitler, and apply, them. To do more would be to ad in a Legiflative, not in a Judicial capacity. Jultice HEATH was of opinion, that the Le• giflature had in view ortly to provide for the exi gencies of a particular cafe, when it had declared Bank notes a good tender in that cafe. The ex ample of a neighbouring country had (hewn the great and multiplied evils that mutt refult from making paper-money, in all inflances, a good ten der. That country, after labouring for a confi derable time under the diftrefres arifing from filch a meafure, was at length, though (till under the prelfure Of thedeepea poverty, obliged to repeal it. Mr. Jullice CH ..easkas laid, that the Legiflature, in declaring Bank notes a good tender in one par ticular cafe, clearly conveyed an idea that they were not to be confidered a good tender in any other cafe. A Special Pleader had quaintly faid, 1 that a plea of tender was a very tender plea. The Legiflature had innovated on the old law, in de claring Bank notes a good tender in the particu lar cafe, and it certainly had gone far enough in doing fo. To do more, would be attended with mifchief. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER zo. James Martin, convicted of allhulting a woman whom he mifloolt for his brother's midrels, was al lowed to go before the Mallet-. SLATER V. HART. This was an aftion of trefpafs, wherein the de fendant was charged with having trodden down, trampled, confumed, and dellroyed the grafs of an enclofed field, the property of the plaintiff. On the part of the defendant it was fated, that ever !ince he had been in pnffeffion of the farm of Afhlin, to which this field was contiguous, there had been a way through the field. It appeared that, for fome years previoufly to 1657, one Henry Hunter had Rood feized of the laid farm of Afh lin, and had ufed this way, now in the occupation of the plaintiff: that, on the fiat of January, 1657, the Paid Henry Hunter, by leafe and relcafe, conveyed the laid farm, calla Afhlin, into the poffefilon of the College of Phyficians t that, until the mouth of April, 1781, the laid College had Rood feized of the laid farm, and of the aid way, when they let it to the prefent occupant. The Counfel for the plaintiff obferved, that the defendant had juftifiedhimfelf by way of porchafe of Henry Hunter ; but, if the way to the farm of Alltlin were an appurtenance, it ought to have been Rated as filch ; inflead of which, he contend ed that it had been only ufed as a convenience for the aid Henry Hunter. Lord KEN YON laid, though it might not be claimed as a prefcriptive right, from time imme morial, yet a unity of polleffion might, perhaps, be proved from fome grant within memory ; and he farther obferved, that aleafe and releafe amount. ed to a grant, although the words were not expref fed. Mr. Cox sr requelted leave to withdraw the dc- mutter for amendment. COLLET D. LORD KEITH. Mr. GiLts Rated that this was an anion of tret. pafs for taking and detaining a (hip, which the Defendant jultafied by his pleas, feven in number. The fubflance of which pleas were, that the Cape of Good Hope was conquered by his Majefly's Arms, and that until his Isfajefty had dignified his will for altering the exiting Laws of the Country, they remained governed by the Old Law, to wit, the Dutch Law. That the (hip in qoeflion was in Simon's Bay, within the jorildiaion of the laws of that Colony, and that proceedings had ben inflituted in the Supreme Court at Botany Bay, and that the Defendant, under the proceedings of that Court, had authority to detain and feize the (hip in queflion. To this plea there had been a ;Demurrer, and the caufes of Demurrer aligned I were, that it did not appear what proceedings had been inflituted, nor in what Court, or by reafon of what faft the Court had power to authorize the detention of the flip. The Learned Counfel then argued at fume length, that this plea could not be fupported for the reafons affigned, and quoted the following authorities, Co. Lit. 282, a Doug. 650. , 1. Stra. soci, %Villes Rep. 30. to thew that the 1 plea ought to fet out the judgment of the Court, and what :proceedings had been before them.— i He admitted that there was a dißinaion between the party to the luit and an officer of the Court. It would be foff.cient in a juttilication by the latter to fet out the procefs, but the party muff alto let out the judgment. From anJogy he reafcned that the lame ought to be ,!..)nc in cafes of fortii;nl judgmeatt. By the plea lkefoie them it did not appear with certainty what had been done, nor ! what proceeding, had taken place, but merely that' certain proceedings were had, nor did it appear! that the altJalalit was hound to obey the order of that Coot t, not foi how lung or for chat pur puff t h e lh; i , was detained. Mr. JARVIS, in fupport of the plea, argued it was fet out with futlicient certaioty, and contended that the Defendant acted :v. an ulficer of the Court there, and was theref re nut hound to the fame rules of pleading as a pas tv in the fuit would be. 1(c Oka cited various authorities to thew that it was fofficient in a Miniflerial Officer to hate the Procefs of the Court. In foreign Cuut...s 'the judgment u as not travel fable here, therefore no more were there proceciings ; and it was enough to flare that fuck proceedings were had ; ! to this latter point he quoted the following autho rities, 3 Lc' ins 20. 2. Levin: 231. Lord Fe.smton obi:aced, that the damages in • the cafe were laid at isc , ,x.)ol. codell4d that he felt himfelf opPi-e,Ted with the niagnitode of the cafe. Nobody ri)tad lay how far it might id. lea our Naval and Military Cornrnanciers c lie eerfealy underlined what Lord Kc:th rnewat to tny by this plea, that he did what he did by the authority of the Law Court of the place. 114 did not know but that he was bound to obey the or ders of that Court. He withed therefore much that it iheuld liand for a f.cond argt.m.ent. Mr. Jullice Gizosr. the lam:, but hir,r,rd his doubt whether Lord Keith could be i:-..aild•r•ed as an officer of the Court ? PINDAR V. WESTON. Mr. MINGAY and Mr. Maks.ior were 11 . e:1rd in lup'port of the Rule. After they had dime— Lord KEN VON obferv.2cl that it was a lamen•a• ble thing to fee how thine of the Attoroics of that Court condated themfelves towards the pubilc. The main objeEt of the prefent motion was to tht afide an order of the Court of Michaelmas Term, 1797. Now what was the lilting of the cafe ? In 1791 Newman gave the Warrant 61 Attorney, which had been the fubjea of litigation, the judg ment had been ehtered up re;;;:latly, and in latly, the year 1797, the whole had been referred to the Mailer. In MichaelmasTeim 1797, the liafter made his report, and it was then comp:tent to :,11 parties to have difputed that report. They did net do it, but let it go to judgment. Now after a lap!: of four years the Court was Aced to unravel the whole ; now after come of the papers were ittiflaid and one of the Parties was dead, and what , a-as the evidence upon which thii. WAS Aced to be done? Among thefe people, wile:4i. Arlid .vit *coold they trait to ? He stated yefterd ty the iulinaCon of his mind was that it Ihould go to a Jury, but upon furtherconthleratit n lie now revolt:d from that wi th . They would chrian;t perjury no donbt, and if he were to fend them again to a jot.y if it would not be flibtrnation of perjury it would be fomething looking that way, 16r he had no doubt but they would fwear whatever the exigency of the cafe required.—He therefore thought the rule lhould be difcharged but not wins Cults. THE KING "J WEST. John Wel, late Purfer of the fhip Sirius, was brought up to receive the Judgment of Ow Cow t, having been convicted at the hail aflizes for Nor folk with having defrauded Government, by forg ing a certificate of certain provifions bci3g rzci:iii , - ed for the ufe hf the fhip which had not been fir received. In his affidavit he hated that he had always borne a good Chara•Th:r, and had r ;In dc! , l fervice to Government, by having intercepted Crime letters deftined for the enemy he alfo iinplcred the mercy of the Court on account of long impri foment, he concluded by dating that it was usual for Purfcrs in the Navy to fign the names of the Captain and Mailer, and that he did it without any defign to defraud. The ATTORNEY GENERAL Ciid. that this Affida vit was an aggravation of his offence, that he had befo r e been accufed, though acquitted of fimilar praaices, and that his pretence of having Coffered a long imprifonment was an attempt to gain mercy of the Court by aifalle affertion, as he had been a prifoner for debt. • Lord iCkNyos.- 4, To what amount the Public are plundered nobody, I believe, can tell ; to a vaft amount lam confident. I Rand pledged to make known one cafe to the Public, by communicating the circumftances of it, as they appeared before me, to the ATTORNEY GENERAL.--IE is a cafe of enor mous line ; I have not forgotten my pledge. This Defendant muft fund committed, and be brought tip the lag day but one to receive the Judgment of the Court. But the Affidavit of the Defendant &mid be laid before the Admiralty." Mr. ATTORNEY GENER.tL.—" My Lerd, I will take care it (hall." COVRSINO.—The following is I return of the matches run in Effex by the Br.tdweli and Til lingham Club, on 'fuel*,lay Lill, the 17th inaant. The weather was very fine, and the hares running itrong„ afforded an excellent dad's tjrnrt : LOSERS. t. Mr. Cawitun'i Shift - Mr. rhisllry's Marplot ..... _ a. Mr. Dudley's Janus - Mr. Wir,.'s Twig 3. Mr. Dudley's Madam Mr. ‘Vakefield's Miftrefs 4. Mr. EV2413 4 Warp Mr. Burtrec's Soot c. Mr.l)udlel. Friday - Mr. Wakefield's Defoe U. Mr Ilawtrre's Duman Major Pl,cklingtor's Speed 7. Mr. Evans . ; Wafp - Me_ l'utifodg lica2er 8. Mr. Dudley's M. ein Mr. V. - ;fe's Chree 9. Mr. Willi.msfs Mr. Pltlifon's Twit so. sir. Dual, y's Terlirg • Mr. Casiton's Shift r. Mr. J. Wrigh , 's Dutch Mr. Walt field'. N Hares s 1. M. l'attif,4:sFw.d Mr. WOLanss's Primrole 13. NI:. 1. Wrig•lt'i 1(.,:;:r Mr. I):,d',v'. Madam 14. Mr. budlcy's M.tchrn - Mr. Wri .p _•ht's Krrper. v! C. IRISII S TATE-LOTTERV—Firlipay—No.27,3 - Jr, a prize of 91. ns tint dr.wn, entitlo:d to coed. — No. 10,715, a pri ze of icol.—Scented Day.—NU. 1,2C02, a pra te of t c:,ol. No. ag,6 9 3, a prize of sol.—Third Day.—Nos. 1 7,23 t, and z9,to t 7, prizes of zoool.—Nos. and 25,063, pit zes of tool. An Englith Gentleman, a few years Inc,is: hav ing attempted is vain to procure from half the taverns in Paris, a real Engin plumb-pudding, according to his rsceipt, and having um:vit.:Len :o procure one, to gratify the curiotity of his French friends, bethought - hirnfelf of the fullowinte, expe dient :—As the Ceolts would eserelle their town judgment. or dirninithing from his he determined to apply u. an Apothecary, who ("tumid make his pudding mortar, and weigh every thing with fe: preciiion. He therefore converted Ls receipt ii.:o Medical Latin. and his quantities into Troy :tad figned his pr .:1;146,m with the Millie elf the celebrated Jona Hoar, e. honeft dulv ex ecuted his order, Ak !itch peridexed irfefrional raga: its: not Whether it was in: a wound or a difeale, !.: nia :..11, and tea er.:remel7 putozled Nth:tiler sr. bi•l•ie it, ,i 1 fp.t.ii it upon leather. A I.rolliit t f thr peft:e, corning into his Ibop, was iopp..alcol to, wi,o, hav:ns. no fin:all thare of the co:if:of:iv: ,nd v.acit y of his country:non, ptinnoir - occd d..iledly. :hot it was not a Cataplafm. hut A he had fre.plen:ly adrninifler ed in calls the 1 -.4 j 'aiv. The pudding was therefore t.acted Berm:, aid the Apothecary, who had been eriiried panEluality, made his ar rangemen:s accottlingly, and was liimfolf the bearer of it, in order to be of we to ins Mimi. • ii #~ ~~