Star. — London, England, 1805-10-08 00:00:00

THE DEATH Off' DERNILD. TML TOLLOIVING PASSAGE IS TROY OMAN'S POEM OK ?Hi DEA PH OI HUMID, NOT PUBLISHED IN itacrunsom's COLLICTION. Like hurtling waters was thy force, In terror rufhing 'gaitift the foe; Thy fpced was like the Eagiekeoirrfe V 1 hi darting on the tender Rue. In fight, refifticfs was thy form, A torrent o'er the rocks that bounds And fpreads its grey mills an the form, lA'hile Mora's Hill Its roar refounds. Mors, earth, and trees along it heaves, 'TM in the fca its rage is laid— It firs :sot then the witheed leaves, If eddying winds Mille their aid. May eddying winds their bofosns fpread, To bear thy Ghoft to join the Brave ; Light be the turf upon tby hoed, And calm thy thanker. in the grave ! TO THE EDITOR OP THS STIR: Ste—l have feen in your paper of the 12th of Sep tember, a letter figned Ace r tomes% recommending the ufe of regimental libraries, of which I certainly much approve ; but before any meafure of this kind is undertaken, I would recommend the pay of the army robe increafed, though the two days•pay founds very little, it is much more than an offieer.ean fpare out of his miferable pittance. If AcarnocLis knows the army well, he need not be informed that there are other reafons betides idlenefs to prevent an officer from readings the lealt of which is not haw big his mind generally employed in thinking how he may keep out of a ptifon. I am, Sir, you's,•Bcc. ♦ SOLDIER. At the Rood Fair, Dumfries, on \Vednefday fe'n tight, there was a tolerable thew of horfes ; good ones of the faddle kind fold readily at high prices, and the demand for colts was uncommonly great. — Interior forts met with a dull fate. At St. Ninian's fair, Kelfo, on Friday fe'nnight, there was a brifk demand for &cep, particularly well bred ewes, which fold from 4s. to ss. a head more than tali year ; few remained unfold. There was no demand for black cattle, and the greater number re• turned unfold. There was but an indifferent chow of horfes at the York •Michaelmas fair : many dealers attended ; and carriage horfes, and fuels as were fit for the army, were readily bought up at good prices. The Circuit Court of of jolliciary was opened at Jedhurgh on the 28th ult y LORD MIADOWRANIC...-• Andrew Scott, late whipnsan, and Andrew and Adam Scott, late hynds, all to Mr. Richard Blackat, tenant in Nisbet, were tried for murder or culpable homi cide, in driving the carts under their charge, upon the public road, over James Inglis, hedger in Leffud den, by which he was killed. The Jury returned a verdict, finding all the plifoners Guilty of Culpable Homicide. On the Both they were all fentenced to fie montht confinement in the Correaion bottle of the County of Roxburgh. William Robertfon, of Dirleton, near Haddington, Was returning home, on Wednefday fe'nnight, from a harveft home in that neighbourhood, with• a mar ried man, who bad been his bedfellow during the harveft ; they agreed to enter an ale houfe on the road, and have fomewhat to drink. They according ly ordered a room for themfelves, and were fcarcely fat down, when a rap was heard at the door, and Ro bertfon being defired to come out and fpeak to fome one, he did to, and was immediately knocked down by a party of men ; his companion hearing the fcuffie, went to his atlillance, and fhared the fame fate. The houfe being now alarmed, the ruffians made off, and Robertfon's companion, who was the more hurt of the two, was put to bed. After waiting till all was quiet, Robertfon went out to *arch for his bat, which had been knocked off his head, and not being able to find it, he faid he would go to bed, which was in a (table at fome diftance. He was no snore feen in life. The villains, who, it appears, had been lying in wait for him, murdered him, and threw his body headlong into a draw well in the neighbour hood, in which fituation be was found at five in the *corning. Every exertion is making for the difeo very of the murderers, but hitherto without tied.- 1.10 probable caufe is aligned for this atrocious deed. Woo Direr u EICA r a.—On Saturday • fennight, a 'Gentleman from the neighbourhood of Dumferm line, aging as a guide to a friend, to view that won derful difplay of nature exhibited at the Cauldron- Lins, on the Devon Water, a few miles from Kin. rot's, in attempting to pafs over the large 1 , ones that hang over the firft chafm, unfortunately f lipped his foot, and fell headlong down the firft precipitous de fcent, wherein the constant (lathing of the water from above, fir a long feries of years, has excavated the loud rock, forming large collateral bafons, through the whole of which he was rapidly hurled down to the firft Lin or Cauldron of imnseafurable depth of water ; here the conftant horrific roar forms a per tual agitating frothy furface, which univerfally , from every beholder who has the curiofity to look !into it, obtains the appropriate name of Boiler. From Ibis laft awful fituation he was inftantly wattled down to the fecond great Lin or Cauldron, near the bet tom of which the water has forced a circuitous nar sow palfage, forming the great cafcade that projects with filch horror through the folid rock, and falls with a tremendous noife to an immenfe depth in the • river below. Mott providentially for the gentleman, the dcfcending waters whirled and pitched him on his feet, upon a detached piece of the rock, where, upon fome recollection of his impending perilous Rate, and confequent exertion, be i balanced bimfelf for near an hour, though up to the chin in water, and until his terrified companion, chilled with fear for the fate of his friend, obtained affiftance from the gseafantry in the neighbourhood, who immediately ciliated near the precipice; ants, with mesh diffi. nutty, from the weaknefs of the endangered fuffem below, who, of neceffity, was obliged to pals the topes that were thrown down to him around his own body, he was happily drawn up from the depths be had fallen into, not left than 5o Ret. PO L 782. Este. Saturday Solomon Wittman was committed to Newgate from Bow-fireet, for Reeling a large quan. thy of Brazil-wood from Mr. Lucas, of,Tower-{freer, ',about eighteen months fince. The ',droner was ap• prehended at Liverpool, where he was about to em• bark for America, having paid for the paffage of his wife and child, and agreed to work his own. Early on Saturday morning, the (hop of Mr. Clark, haberdallier, of St. Alban's, was broke open, and robbed of lace, and other property, to the amount of between three and four hundred pounds. When the robbery was known in the town, an innkeeper informed Mr. Clark, that three fufpicious characters had been drinking at his houfe on Friday night. They came in a chaife-cart, the direction of which he gave to Mr. Clark, who Pct off direaly for London, and applied to Rivets and Hopwood, belonging to Bow 'tree. They went, without delay,' to a (table-yard in Holborn, and found the cart as defcribed. The mailer of the yard Paid, he had let the cart to three men on Friday, to go into the country, and they had only returned it that morning ; but two of them had engaged it for tharday,• and he expefted them (host ly ; and, about two o'clock, two men came for it, whom the Officers, on Peeing them, knew to be bad charaaers, and took them into cuftody. On Saturday they were examined before Mr. Gurus, and com mitted for further examination. On Saturday evening about (even o'clock, Conn tenor Glede arrived at his chambers, in Garden court, Temple, from the country. He went oht for a short time ; and, on his return, met a man coming down the flair-cafe with a bundle, and on his getting to his door, he difcovered it had been broke open, and went in purfuit of him, in which he was joined by Mr. Bolland, a neighbour. The fellow was at length taken in Deeereux-court, without a hat or coat ; but a hat was found near, in the infide of which were nineteen one, and one two pound Bank notes. A bundle was likewife found near him, which proved to be Mr. Glede's portable defk, wrapped in his coat. He was taken to Bow-fireet, and commit ted for farther examination on Wednefday. He is fuppofed to be a watennan, who attends at the Tem ple Stairs. A few days fince, at the Old Bailey, Mr. Glede was concerned for the prifoner's brother, who was tried for a capital offence, and Mr. G. got him off. At the Police-office, Hatton-garden, on Saturday, Ann Baldwin and Mary Baldwin, the former about thirteen years of age, and the latter not more than twelve. were charged with fleeting Tenons articles of wearing-apparel, the property of Mr. Turner, of grreen Ann-fireet, and of Mr. Wall, of Eaft-flreet. I , appeared that Ann Baldwin had lived fervant in both the profecutors families. Her flat fervice was with Mr. Wall, in whole Mae the carried on a &nem of depredation. which is become too ge neral among fervant girls. She robbed her Miftrefs of (ilk gloves, gowns, aprons, and other things, and afterwards took an opportunity of leaving the honk : the conveyed the goods to her mother's, in Theo bald's-road, and her fitter, the other prifoner, carried them to the pawnbroker's ; the alto ran in' debt to the amount of 51. for goods the had received the money to pay for. After the bad quitted Mr. Wall, the went to Mr. Turner's, told an artful Rory—faid the had lived in Sloane-ftreet, but that her matter was dead, and that the bad been recommended to call by a tradefman in the neighbourhood. As her appear ance was 'decent and prepolliffing, Mr. Turner be lieved, and immediately hired her. She had not been a week in his fervice before the returned her former habits, and having pilfered a number of articles of her Miftrefs's drefs, the packed up Tome wet linen the morning after a watts, and decamped before any of the family were up.—By accident, the refidence of her mother was difcovered, and upon the conftable's going to her houfe in Theobald's-road, they found the two prifoners, and the duplicates for molt of the property. The mother behaved infolently, and pre tended the things had been found by her daughters. Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Turner (wore to the property, and Rated the manner in which Ann Baldwin had quitted their fervice ; they alfo identified every arti cle produced. Mr. Lee, a pawnbroker, proved that the prifoner Mary was the perfon who had pledged the goods with him. The Magiftrate lamented the early depravity of thefe girls, which he feared was attributable to the evil example of their mother, and the encou ragement the gave them to perfia in fo wicked a courfe of life. He obferired, that of all the crimes in fociety, that of fervants robbing their mailers or miltreffes ranked among the molt heinous, and defer. ved the leveret punithment. The prifoners were both committed for trial at the enfuing Old BaileySelfions, and the parties were bound over to give evidence againft them. Saturday Mary Davis, a middle•aged woman, of genteel appear anc e,w as charged at Marlborough-flreet Olffice, with privately sealing fevers' pair of (ilk flock ings from the (hop of Meffrs. Martin and Bails. The prifoner went to the (hop in the morning, and pur chafed frame trifling article of haberdaffiery, and er, leaving the (hop was teen by the porter of a neigh bouring houfe to drop a card from her garment,- this, and Tome other circumflances, induced the (hop. man at Marrs. Martin and Co.'s to follow her to a public bottle in Berwick-Itreet, where, on finding her- Pelf purfued, the threw a pair of white ( ilk floc-kings into a water-but. The property was produced. and identified by the profecutors, and the prifoner was re manded for a further hearing. A woman was alfo charged with withholding the neceffery food from a child which the had undertaken to nurfe. The cafe exhibited great inhumanity, but it was not fully entered into, in confequence of the ablince of the furgeon. on whole opinion it had been brought forward. Friday an apprentice to Mr. Storey. of Clerkenwell Green, was committed from Hatton-garden Office for re-examination, on fulpicion of robbing his mailer of property to the amount of upwards of tool. Saturday a young woman was charged at Union. hall, on fulpicion of robbing feveral inns and gublic. honfes where the had been to veep, of the (beets from the beds ; one was found wrapped round her,and the duplicates of four in her pockets. Her family, which is ref a seetable, made reftitution of the property, and the was delivered up to them. On Saturday a Mr. F. of Newington, was film snorted before the BoroughMagiffrates, to thew castle why he did not maintain his wile, and her children brt rennet marriigt. in his detente he pleaded that r j the lady alone was to blame ; the had left him, and taken a part of the family with her, much again( hi) will, and lived in a fcandalous way apart from him, where women of the, loweik defcription of proftitutes were entertained, and that he had •oluntarily paid her a fm.ril film per week. The Magiftrates requefted him to continue that allowance, and dirmified the complaint. Saturday at the Court of Requelts, Borough, the keeper of a coal-thed fummoned a cuttomer for 7s. It arofe from a bad (even (billing piece being paid for coals on the Saturday, and being brought back on the Monday, it was refufed to be changed. The Comrniffioners were of opinion, that as the taker had (worn to the identity of the piece, and it was proved to be a bad one, he mutt repay it by a good one. The bad one was cut, and then returned to the ori ginal owner. Two Gentlemen in a Poft-chaife were robbed on Friday night near the Spaniards* about half pat[ nine o'clock, by three foot-pads. It is become a very common preface among the pickpockets to hunk one another in the ftreets, or have a them fight in the dufl; of the evening. This trick occafions a great obftruidion to people going about their banters, *bile another party of young thieves pick their pockets. Several inftances of this kind have occurred within theft few days on Holborn Lill, and corner of Fleet-ftrect, where the houfes are pulling down. Bass Cols.—A Jew and a travelling tinker were apprehended 04l Thorfday fe'nnight, at Woodberry. hilt fair, for palling bare coin, and in the kettle of the latter fellow near one hundred weight of guineas, half guineas, (even (billing pieces, dollars, (billings, and fixpences, were fond. The following circum fiance led to their detedion :—A fanner had agreed with the Ifraelite for the purchafe of a razor for eighteen pence, and I/relented him with two (billings, which Mores applied to the ordeal of his teeth, and played off the old nick of changing them for others then in his mouth ; the honett runic gave two more which were alto returned : he however purchafed the razor, and going away, mentioned it to a perfon who applied him of the fraud, and affilled him in apprehending the Jew ; and a Magiftrate being on the Hill, proceeded to examine him, when, in hopes of being admitted King's evidence, he informed again( his partner, who was alfo fecured, and the bate coin being found in his portable flaop, they were both committed to Dorchefter gaol On Friday the (hop of the Mils Rana a', in Tern ple•row, Birmingham, was broken open, and goods to the amount at upwards of sod. were taken out. On Friday an aged man, who had placed himfelf on a bench, at the Crown public-houfe, near the alms honfes at Croydon,was fo dreadfully cruthed between a port and the wheel of a coach, driven by Wood the beer, as occationed his almoft intlant death. On Sunday fe'nnigbt the body of a man was dif covered in the river, a &on diftance from Moullham Mill, near Chelmsford. From a petition found in his pocket-book, foliciting charitable relief, it appeals that his name was Parker, and that he came from Bongo'', in Suffolk. A. few days fence as tome pitmen were bowling on the Town-moor, near Newcaftle, one of them, named Thomas Morris, belonging to Kenton, was fo forcibly Bruck on his neck with the bowl as to occafionalmoft infant death. He has left a wife and three children. On Friday two men, genteelly dreffed, called at the houfe of Mr. A T TWOOD, in Lower Eaton-ftreet, Pimlico, under pretence of teeing the firft floor, and while one of them wentwith the (enfant girl (the only perfon of the family left in the honk), the other pre tended to wait in the paffage, but fecretly went into the back parlour, and Role a quantity of plate, with which they efcaped undifcovered. On Saturday morning the houfe of Mr. Buss, in Tottenham Court-road, under fimilar circunsftances, was tobbed, as is fuppofed, by the fame men, of a metal watch, five tea fpoons, a two and a 51. Bank Notes, and halfa-guinco. Saturday about noon, two lads of gond appear ance, one about 17, and the other Is, called at the houfe of Mrs. ROBINSON, in Pentonville, to hire lodgings, as they laid, for a relative. The eldeft was tattered to the upper apartments; the youngest mak ing an excufe that he was too much fatigued, re mained in the parlour till their return down ttairs. After their departure it was loon found that the par lour had been robbed of a watch, Tome filver fpoons, and other articles- The cafe of Scrophnla we have fubmittect to the public is extremely interefting, as it mutt convey to the molt prejudiced minds the importance of a me dicine which fucceeds fo admirably when the glands are difeafe in the worft Oases of the King's Evil. This cafe does not Rand Ugly in the lilt of cures' performed by Sr SBURT's Patent Antircorbotic Drops, whengiven in this difeafe, which proves the merit of this antifcorbutic, fo well known as a fpeci fic in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Eruptive, Nervous, and Bilious Complaints. To thofe Ladies who with for a pleafant Cofmstic, to allay trifling irritations, STUMM RIC'S Compound Mince will anfwer petfet ly. Be careful to a& for SP 1 LSBUILY'S Patent Anti. fcorbutic Drops, with the words 44 By the King's Patent" exprelfed on the bottle, bill of direaions, and ontfitie wrapper ; the (lamp alfo (the King's duty), is printed in black inflead of red ink. Bottles, price' L Ss.' 6d. cos. and 11. as. duty included. Difpenfary, No, ts, Soto-Apure. BIRTH& Yetterday, at the hook oTiiiiiiaTn Wingfield, Efq.iniviontago ftrect. Ruffell-lquare, the Right HOD. Lady Charlotte Wingfield, of a fon. On Saturday, in Devonthimplace, the Lady of Captain M. H• Scott, R. N. of a daughter. Sage day, the Lady of Richard Shepley, Efq. York-place, Port man square, of a daughter. Yefterday fennight, at Hagbury-place, Surrey, the Right Hon. Lady Margaret Walpole, of a fon. MARRIED. On the 3d inftanr, Win. Cmhead Marfh,Efq. of Park-hall, Firer, Nephew of Sir Thomas Cozbead, to Mifs Sophia Swain; of Cattle Headingham, Eifel. Saturday. at Mary-la-Bonne Church. James Apr, Efq. of the Inner Temple, Barrifter at Law, to Mrs. Fletcher. Welheek-ftreet. Lately, at Lilbon, James St. Aubyn, Efq. of Plymouth Dock, to Mifa Louifa Michell, daughter of Sampfun Michell, Efq. of the Royal Nary, Lillsott. DIED. On Friday lift, in Berners•ftreet, alsnoft fuddenly, Mrs. Harriet Collins, wire of John CoUina, Fic On Tuefslay lift, at his brother 's bonfe in Billiterlquare,George Delborough, Ilk Agent Vidtualicr to his Majetty's Fleets u the uswarti Wand Stallion. tONDCV MWRItETS. , , CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OC:OI3FrE OSMIUM L ctrattattcr AS UNDER : Wheat, 466. 586. 70s, per qt, Orty Peak 46:: soy. Hoc Ditto, 746. 786. od. 8L311% pri, Rye, 3ast. 364. 04. Tick Ditto 3'4. 451. cl Barley, 321.385. ad. Oats, ass. j:is. 344. Malt. 721.785. od. Poland ditto 34• 3/$ ad. Wbite Pea, six 586. at Rape Seed, 441. 4/.1. per Lift ratcc ow ♦ova. Nue Flour 651. to pa. Seconds bas. to 655. per faek. RETURN of WHEAT is Mark-lane, including only fenm :l, 234 of Sept. to the 18th of Sept.—Total 16,469 Quarter... Average 69s Sid.--2a. Sid- higher than tact return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the it of September to the 17th of September. Toad-174u tacks--Avenge 7u. i Id.- 3s. 30. higher than lab MUM. • RETIIRDI PRICE OE GRASSI, OH BOARD SHIP AS UNDER Wheat 421 6os 7c2s Suffolk, to 6os od Fine 74 1 77 1 Ofe7 Pas 449 sos d Superfise 786 Beau, new 48 1 52 , 04 Rye, new 3os 364 Ditto, old, to 5 Barley 32s 384 od Tick Bans, Dew 3E, 4 p l Malt 711 76s od 011 479 c White Pets 449 su od Oats 25 1 3u 349 Boilers sae 58s Poland, 35 1 37 9 0 . 1 Rape Seal 401. to 42 1 . Per 1111. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE; OCTOBER 3. Wheat per load rBl oi tu 3 3 1 im Barley per quarter 11 t6s to al is Oats per ditto la ISIS to Si 17$ Beans per Situp 21 13s to 11 138 Ptak per ditto al to 21 us PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. CarraWay new zoos to toss per cwt. Coriander. 13s to 14$ do. White Mallard Seed, to* to zas od per Brawn ditto, 123 to tgs du. PRICE OF HOPS. AGS. POCCCTS. Kent - 61 ten to 71 to Kent - 61 17s m rtio Sutcs . - 61 LOS 110 71 tot Sufic: - 61 17s to 71 1841 EAU 61 to to 71 ICI Farnham 91 los to Id SOO Old Duty, 27,0c0L PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bail SI 81 to tol Os 1 Pockets 91 os to til es PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteebapel. 'Hang:loads zo to 4 4 3 00to 5 o o 3 16 to 4 11 0 Strata z 16 to a zo 1190t0$ s o z to to a o o Cover azsto 4 0 ' 4lalo S tfs a NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Oftober 7. Per (tone of Sib. by the earcafe. . - Beef se oil to 4s cd I Veal 31 od to 3$ od Mutton 3$ od to ml Pork 3s od to 6s od Lamb 3s 4d to 4$ Ed. RAW HIDES. _ _ lildta(peritone) 3s 6il to 3s Sd I Hark Skins 161 od to 191 11f:dating 3* ad to ss 4d Sheep Skius s 641 to os 01 'Ordinary 2,s sod to 3s od Skearlings os od to os od .Navy Calf its,s 64 caeh I Land) Skins 3s id to 4s 6d PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 48 3d Town Tallow 7ts63to os Choc Market 48 34 Rutlia ditto (can.) 69s od to 728 Whiteehapel Market Ruins ditto (104') 6lis to bps od (pa ftone of M.) 4s 2d Melted Stuff 385 to os od Ditto rough 398 od to o• t2t 8d Greases tts od ' Average Price 45 244 Good Dregs cos to cs Yell** Soap, 78. to os—Mottled, 881,--Curd, 92s Price of Candid per dozen, its od—Moulds, t 2110 J PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALLJ Butts, so to 5616 each 1314 to 334 Ditto, 6o to 6515 s d to 27d Merchants Backs —4 to 24d Denning Hides 22c1 to 234 Floc Coach Hides sad to 234 Crop Hides for Cutting 22d to 24d Flat Ordinary 241 to sad Calf Skins, 30 to 4016 per draw 383 to 424 Ditto so to 7015 AI to 424 Ditto 70 to Bolts 36d to 384 ' Swill Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 4d to 38 di Large ditto nos to 18cs per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides Its to 365 each Goat Skins 3os to 6os ditto. NEW COAL MARKET, Wolter 7. Shlps at Market. Ships Sold. Nieto. 30 INCSTCatig Coati 12 458 std 549 34 3 Sunderland . - t 47s 6d 00S rd 1 Stout Coal 0 ors od. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES Of CHAIN AT THg YOLLOWINC SlAllgtTg. 11.1512495 - ronu—Wheat 7os ad CO 898 oil per Quarter. Barley 37s od to 405 od I Beans 40S od to 531 od to Oats 3to od 363 cd Prafe .4os od to 4-s od Mato 52:lizma.—Whcat 731 od to 9os od per Q; Nadi) , 381 od to 421 od I Beans 545 od to sis 04 Oats - 3-45 od to 39s od Pude 525 od to SO ol Nasimac—Wheat 66s od to 945 ex! per Qr. Barley 381 od to 455 od I Beans 33s od to 38s eel Oats sr; Od to 33 5 od Peak 441 od to 478 041 HENLEY .Whaig 36s od to 935 od per Qt. ~ Barley 338 od t 0 425 od Beans 3u od to 36s od Oats 285 od to 331 od ( Peace 441 od to 47s od Stalin' fro—Wheat 70. od to 871 od per Qr. Barley 3c.0 od to 4os cd I Beans 425 od to 35s 6d Oats 16s od to 365 od Peale 451 od CO 475 rd TO-MORROW. Sea Wee . Sun feu I Moon rife. 29 minute . after 6 32 1211RUCCS after 3I 26 minutes after S HIGH WATER. AT LONDON-isiLIDGE To moaroo I. Morning - . - 36 minutes after a Afternoon 'WAVING dedicated moyfelf to the Rudy. and bees shaded by the mad coatis:fable practice in that brizeh Which I thought proper to Idea, I unit that I have not mere mil employed my time than thole who, in the extenfive field of the profeboa, aro oceiXonally immerfed in uncertainty, and onto? always attain that fuceca which is acquired ly mew:witting the inteileAual power to one clefs of difers. o.Yeales of Draill-flif arc peculiarly Vit.-Ting, far ttzy bring with them a crabs of concomitant fymptoms and, by a d•- preilion of all vital energy, exittence leelf becomes etrthittered Wheth..r they ante from the pecvaler-e nf Cl clam pie, tledrltm e eve habits ef fehool bays, or the induistences of maturity, thi quire the moll &Wavle prof-Hlon:1 (kill ; but ty the ignit-srte of une !nested Ines, the tyn.r2toms WC aggravated, erne t mart. tutfon Is dearoycd. As a Maniißlilt of the ROYAL COLLrOgef SURGEOrNY , I ground my pertenfions on regularity o op; and pon . :rba ev.ry priviiegeto prac'tice I feel ri that t'onalizet with whit'a i have tithe-to hem ' in the firft fteitions loAl es, tilrl7 prevent the cahmity of a dehilet- 'fume; Lut Oa Pti• (era, trent a conEcioufnes of the unir.aall :era of the vice whki muftid his misfartuf.e . !tarltil of the cor.temot or catty ore of it; family pbyficlen. I bmids over his infirmity with ca:imi eon. coalmen, it mid be fatiestiLwy 'fry Aim to he alittri2 not only o capability of treatment but at'o cd the mon inwoiable frete:y. And in recent Yen-rari Contrbints it is poTt.his to prrosit ;Os, danger or diftres ; in the molt Connlieate esfes it Is tot aequ rs meat of ezelufire rsper:er.zt: iv this toe to ega2 a Wet, eetaia and fpeedy re-attablament, I offer the advantage of els extterifnee to fhofe of either fel who arc afflided with any kind of IYILKLITTY, of :tr.) 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