Star. — London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

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'• • . ifluitr - BY tittelifo%. -..-- -- roil we In flame: toencAne yottrself add" to thDu to:it ters..str- , AA-public the Powers of Attorney ignited, as well to BY Order 4 the..l:66ooritkike Conant 0 tgalisr so yogi ntodiral duty, uponwhich itntay be indispens4 4 , 41 1 Custonis, at the. Custom-Rouse • SIIITTAIk Firm as to ourselves individually—Ws hereby give Notice, • * c it fecceSsary to apply for a decision frdsn lint. 'l:uussosv e , the •10th d ay of 'Selattaber, ISM, at •vew - we are authorised by the following 'lnsurance Companies, viz. a I kin directed further to convey to you ids commands fal- The Underwriters in Hamburgh , both the Complus r and o Clerk in the Forecourt, thetightis dicapprobadon MAU= already moat distinctly tusult- private Underwriters. riIIIE GOODS .I.JN.D.Ek-MENTIONED, maitormsia sheietter writtenerak ThOTII3S Remit, on tb, Web, The Underwriters In Lubeck. . • .L. FM Rome Consumption: . • • - , • ~ , , of IlKor analantljulown lay dariziaations Tooled received 'rigs The Royal Chartered Insurance' Society and the private Va. __•t. very excellent AisprtMent of cgrtAL, weighing abotit the G.svernor, Is:briber verbal or **tea, without his authority).: daf e. •11`, 0 , ;HT N I;N p,ER es.v. KWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, -NIT. will be published eu the :st of Septainber,tty Albemarle-street , of whom may be had des far. Inbet. This day was published, price 6a. ;DINBURGH RE.VEW, or CRITICAL JOURNAL—No., Mi. „polar lee, and a North-1W Passage; Ricardo's onmry ; Childe Harold, Canto ttio ; Birbeck's Notes ,; liallam's Middle Ara; Spy System at Lyons, of Parties; Itishop Watson's 'Memoirs; Women, . Confre. &borgfi: Printed fArchibald Constable and Co. and iiast, Rees, Orme an London. The Royal Chartered Insurance' Society and the private Va. do rlteala Copenhagen, The Insurance Company in Stockholm. Ditto Ditto Cott...ntiumh, - • Ditto Ditto Christiana, To act 'as their Agents with respect to, damaged Vessels. and Cargoes insured with any of them which may arrive at the'Port of Stavanger, or its district, wing from the River Sire east of Sogendal, to Rywarde, on the Ltth of Bergen, the Village of *Sogendal excepted, as far as Mr. C. r. Elle, of hat place, is ape. 624 apl'ointed for some of the Ilamburgh Underwriters. We likewise: give notice, that Jacob Ki?llend is arpnillte4 Agent for the Underwriters at Lloyd's, at the Port of Stavanger, including the odisirittt front . the Village itersund to lipterat aforementioned. Owners of Vessels and Proprietors of Goods insured within of the shose-snentionsd, our Constituents are request/4%1a quaint us, when they get Intelligence of any Vessel or Cargo ar•• rived in this district with damage by sea, or to instruct the MU- In 4 .COnliiiin4 nimprtment ot weigting 4111111osi. e ry onsfating ifiklilloces,llroodeti, F.arAlrops,&c.ilte. 0141c1 coluMnag Taturad Lace, Lace Veils, Conic 'ft:any-Cotton Blankets, Card Bases, Ditio garker., Ivory r4= mid Sticks ' 'Nary, Tortoi.rekell, and otter-Fops, Necklaces, Braaallots, Ea...drops, Gausses, .cut Pobblas, Muslin Dresses,, Work . boxes, Snuff DittO, Fire Screens, 'Deal trials Battens, Wrlt4ng Taper, Nankeen, Cotton Towels, -Straw Platt, Tea, k Calico, Per/at/I%aq, Lagliorn llonsst. Wldts Soap,. Wax Candles,. plain and coloured Prints, 'Wine, Brandy, Geneva, Cordials, I.Per-z&c4te. ••• Paletocianown any ..svernor, whether verbal or **tea, that you are not, on any groundawhatever, td strew toasty of the' foreign Howls lawgwood auy lastasedone 'outlast+. have (C. CtinOk er Oligerridam rtlAtive trout him, or to make human l eny,part of the awns of ti4e same, without his authority. pr to communicate with any of than on iny subject of correspon dence you may have had with the Onvernor, or may have with 'hint, though-the channels meditated ' • and you araforbidden,sit Idea seism that, tu acquaint them stiaat you ant under any such ,grojillpitiowfrom Lim, as the ProcLunation and your duty point out sufficiently this course of themselves. " The Governor has ten metns to inform Kapolt.on Beira parie thedecislon he has transmitted to you through Sir Thos. Reads, alai it is not necessary, therefore, you should confer Nish Sepokaa 41 9 paparte himself, or any of hia Officers, on the sub jft iterf am, Sir, your obt-diemand humble servant, -.r- (Sringd) " G. Commune, Major, Act. 11111. Set' " Drake Eight Hon. Viscount KEITH, G. C. 13... Admiral of AIRS. OPIE'S NEW TALES. Il i phi:shed, in 4 vols. 19.m0. price t 1 Ss. boards, Mrs.,OPIE.---Printed for wren, Hurst, Rem, Orme, and Brown, Lesion. cot whom rim , be bad, by the nine Author, i g uy and D ughter, limo. 4s. 6d. beards. Simi Real Life, in 3 vole. ISL boards. yeti* T..tee, 4 vols. limo. £1 ls. boards. Temper; or, Domestic Scenes, 3 vols. ICI fabidoe's Eve, 5 vols. limo. L 1 la. ms, foolscap Ivo. is. boards. • • •FGWXI7OIIATI9I I I.I A very considerable qnantity of Wrought Silk, Silk Shawlq, Searfs. and Stockinp, Chrna Crape, Kid Gloves, ate. ice. AD wbklt have beeteseed andiegally eondtmmed. • . • *sap, rem AGMS 001114114/11014 1 17$ Piecesid* Vieth 'Pored:do ' ennsiating of Vases, Tea and Oaffee Strokes, Dimon Plate+, De c. Ste. which having been un dervalued at Importation, have been detained fur the benefit of the Crown. The above Coral will be lotted so as to accommodate pri vate individuals as well as the trade, and the whole may be viewed, in.office. hours, three day previous to the Sale. to apply to us for advice how to act, and for the necessary Certificates to prevent obstacles to the settlement of the ac counts, or to the claims upon the Underwriters. JACOM KLELLAND and SON. Stavanger, in Norway, June 26, 1818. This day was published, in ens vol prietss.fid. ART of PRESERVING the =GT; or, 'tactical Instructions for the Prevention and Cure of 'adorn, Callosities, Chilblains, &c. with Observations alter arising from improper Treatmznt, Advice, te d C. to whidt are added Directions for the Were Ma. of toe Hand; and Nadi. )3y an experienced Clliao/ 1 0DIST. • Printed for Hemp Craton, Cefideibetroer. IN THE FERTILE VALF. OF GLAAIORGAN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION , At Garravray's Coffee-house, on Wirrocasoar, the 23d of Sep tember nest, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, riIHE Capital ESTATE and FARM of ROVER -1 TON CASTLE, containing Six Hundred and Seventy four *cm of very rich Arable, :\leadow, and Pasture Land, situate only four miles from Covi.ridge, 15 miles from the mar ket town of Cardiff, and only ore tide's sail front Bristol. For n atriculars apply to Mr. A. Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, No. 61, St. Martin's-lane, London ; Wm. Vaughan, Esq. at ilanelarby Cardiff. Mr. Thomson, at Boverton Cade, will shew the Farrn.—tLetters post-paid. BLACK !co. N' 31r544 4 or Stornhe TREEI o*W"'" Nu; It ran Arr 1 : 1 tr et I; G ;•su t t F.t.oborgli ', l rv., fl Ws VEW ill DI Of 1, Tztlif , 4. Wet b. tall 4. Tem? s YaLial 4. Deb Tha Jrrac Boni di., Dial tw+oad worm asdaorael Lardihip it boards. A NEC soN, L. 41 eitaished diater; Pri Of who! Urn= like , ti ;FRE A 1 My al siitC lea, Gan 1444 , 1; 4110 1 iirrat IT. is a bri r.agtl hell 11 hi boberta. a; OrS 7:112 Cpni rat, La To POSITh by DAY thsi 1 so ta.1 . 1 trig an -ti bane all .re nnp nu 1:4 DAY ar. ( ara, 44.111114 NE& T"E CAJI dad tai ara.l eftd In Xitc, dor azd si *:.rite lifteahat J Avy lka * le lithaahly 4.. f S Sad raw% 1:, wj . Avai l rrSra 100 7 lwrr, . *their' War, : l IPF!C ka ibrelt a , f4 n L ime at 'wider 11 '44 } b k „ kr ., tha,„ a tal • Qum, 4,1 This day was published, rely printed in Two Vols. svo. with a Portrait of his. whip, from an Original Picture by Romney, price Si. es.' boards, the Second Edition - ;DOTES of the LIFE of RICHARD WAT 4 N, Bishop of Lauda; writton by himself at different -., La.; revised in 18 14 . biblisacd by his Son; Ricbtrd Watson, LL.B. Prebendary tyda6aod Wells. Primed for T. C.adell and IC. Davies, Strand. Thom may be had, also written by the late Bishop of Landaif, Issenreous Tracts on Religious, Political, and Agricultu in two vols. evn. price Lt. is. in boards. Just published, price 9s. in boards. EGIS of LIFE; a Nen-Medical Colosmen qms the lediscretions arising from Human "'railer, in Awes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of lam Vu-+ torrScn, Stricture, Seminal Weakneas, Sec. are fully Part H. contains some remarks on certain Female t, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practi- T 14023 en Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, &c.; in Part litnes of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, .irg ties in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed Tonkel Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. alit at No. 90, Paternoster-row, Loudon ; and of all laden Gag and Co. are to be eoasultod., as usual, every d3y„ 'We; and Patients in the country are requested to de n-alit the case, enclosing a reedttaacif tbr Advice and orta can be forwarded to say part oldie woad. am Co. M. R. C. &swore, 13, Bouverio-strset, Fleet- U.kUD PREVENTED. i COUNTERACT the snap attempts that are 41.4:y nu4e to impose on the nowazy a I.PURIIOLIS COM TION.rwad et the P:C[3IEI'4U BLACK INGpreparad tY rid MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, In their Ortuturo and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, • consphous'y placed the centre of the Lalad, that they 3tteatiea us this, and the difference of the type, which is leterireu, will enable intrchatem at once to detect .:itia~, 1441 irpin BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by re. M MTN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the ;11Creeers, Bran:As, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Ferro llset-Mairn, ice. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at, rod 14 eg.eseh. 1 Garin CONPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. 1,. . , , late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in dui C.141G of his extensive practice, encountered repeateellyi 'Teasing CISSC¢ of rervoes Conaplabsta, that he was in i direct his principal attention to the diseovering an ef et permantnt reastay. This invalualiie Medicine berm s the public attention mdse' the tide Of " Dr. F0- I AilLL's NIAVOUS.DR/41,”Jesaa r sjse -NIPPY :tall ,tgsrts ;by aliens of 'which be invariably succeeded in su . 4 IntelTrita::.ris every dueription of Nergerk3 disord ers' ra/toes distressing affections, -WS DAUM& of ! pinta s ; Mtilet, Loss of Appetite, Indcation; Spasms, Trento:a l Inctudriacism,Bureme lassitude, Anxiety, Fainting Fitsi. 4 any kind c'. debility sr relaxation of the system. To tisosel !rtstut-ly thut acted, it iS ccnhdontly recommended to 11, tau Nankai/le Meticine, by which t h e y ar e aseurski 4 1 lame:Fate relit, and by a tun pwseveranoe. MAP ll tathe directions gives, the usesplete ro.estabilthmene ' Is dm, et b fishes, at iis. old. lis. ant oil La. by BUTLia ant Says' cl ea.. 11 .6. \s. 4, Chearside, earner of Sr. Pant's, London; and '''olr-ritissm.: Dublin • ani all the princi pal Booltattlenti L . icine VeLler throughout the Kingdom I JOSEPH wEssEL's JESUIT'S DROPS, bu rs Dr TT. Gravel Obstructions in the (kiwi 'flarl Diabetes, and. General Weakness. ti najesty's Navy these Drops have for nearlyt . rtrs put maintained their character u a specific for dui navel, Dmp s y, Stranguary, Weakness, and Obstructi on ''MarY Passage, and General .Debility ; but particularly :shiehte and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease, Wstei ' 4o rfs Daum and SPZOIFIC ltesunT, are the.ontv WO ' , Akio% Cure, anthre so innocent in their nature, as to title or no restraint. ~a ritterative for General Debility, Vessel's Jesuit's Dropii 'hellion krown and esteemed; whether the Debility arises ' mo copious use of Mercury, ;.rout excess of Vesiery, or mat of Climate, they are e q ua lly serv i cea bl e: suc h ae 'misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn Gleets; Maims, or any Weakness of the Kidneys, Uremia Or, , albetes, or Difficulty of making Water, will LOP' complete Cure by due perseverance. • re st ohket to be atten d e d to is, that Purchasers shotdd m ' , wing the true and genuine Preparation, as the un utgerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the , as, ilum fthehoods, are so numerous, that the i'ms• '• every p urc h aser to ark for JOSEPH , WAS- 71L:I\ DV)? tcos-13e,. n,ine Wester' Jesuit's Drnps.are inclosed In mV, mg. an imitl,iou of a stamp, 'with eke folloeodn h "T "Jul,ph Wes4d, St. Paul's Churcia-yard." • s d.l^ r ht,ttir and In lar go b ott l es conta i n i ng t e n ••• sakrr, fkrford-ttreet ; Ward, IL:born) ;and Wianiott, Load 011441411& THE' PUBLIC lire respectfully Informed, Dr, JA\!ES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS may be - had, war ranted truly genuine, as In the Ibnctoetlifz-dme, at ts. 9d. tit.: Box, or Six Boxea for tf.s. in Diran4treet, Soho, (a private house, 44, opposite little Dean-street), of ii. PERRIN, Che mist, who is the only'person that ever prepared them for Dr. James during his lifestimt, and, for his family fourteen months after his dece ase. — Bee a copy of B. P.'s A ffi davit before the Lord Mayor on the bills of directions, &c. In which the Ana 'epee Boxes arefolded. As above may also be had, the cele brated FEVER POWDER, warranted equally genuine 25. the packet—liberal allowance to Practitioners and Walden.— Sold Retail by Vade, 46, Cornhill. , . UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING,' TROY TITS SARACEN'S HEAD SNOWHILL, • LONUON. • To Yoke, Larne, EDI:1110W 1.1 and all Parts of the North. Four Inside Coaches, the best Horses, and keep exeillent Times By B. W. MOUNT&LN and Co. - HE following Post-Coaches,. Mail-Coaches, &c. 1 set out from the SARACEN's HEA I) INN, Snow-hill: Me-UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the road, carrying four Insides and four Outsides, sets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next vening at six o'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, Lathbary, Northamp ton, Welford, Lutterwortb, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Knntsford, Warrington, and Prescot. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke new Four Inside Coach, at hllf-past seven o'clock In the morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by five o'clock. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Joreey, Guerasey, St. Maloe's, - Havre de Urace; Cherbourg, &c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, every evening, at five o'clock—G warded. WEYVOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover; and Basingstoke new Poet-Coach, every afternoon. The Wey mouth packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. &c. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, 'Dorchester, Famso2l6,l Dartmouth, and Salisbury new Fost-Coach, every misinhik at ' seven o'clock, thronii Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Bland ford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spling Peterborough, Stilton, and Huating dan Royal Mail-Coach, mu out every - evening to Spihby, Latith, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL•FIying Poet-Coaches, through .penharn,- Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon; arrive at . Mr. Maya, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas street, and the Swan, Bristol, next morning. Coac:tes to •Wells,.liridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. 7.l:gus new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every mocuing ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout: paws through Stamford, `Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Co!den Lion, Leeds, next morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill; Thornhill, Sangliar-Kiln, CumnOck, Kingswell, and all. Parts of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (Dany). YORK, Scarbbrough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and 'Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every. morning at eight o'clock, by way of ;Newark, lietford, Tadcaster, Darlington,' Northallerton, Dur ham, 3lorpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, May rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. MA RLBOIIO U GIL Swindon, Uamabury, Ilungerford, and NeWburY Post-Coach, it seven in the. morning. BRIDGENORTIT and WalsAll new Coach, every evening. cAILLISLE,. Penrith, and Wititehaven, Four Inside-Post "Ctiach,' arid a 'Guard all the way. *Passes through Brought Ap *by,- Greatabridge, Richmond, Cattelick, Boroughridge, We tfierby,Aberford,Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every morn ing, and performs the journey' with the _greenest facility. Passen gers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pecu liar. advantage of their seat. being secured in the next. Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonstiale, Bolton, Cborley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every afternoon, .atifive o'clock—Guarded. LI VERT'OOL, Warrington, ICnutsford, Stone, and Litch field Poso•Coach, called Royal Defiance, every evening, at five o'clock, to the .S,u-acen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool— Guarded throughout. CHESTER, • Newport, Whitchurch, Tarpority, Nantwith, Northwich, Post-Coach every evening, at five cluck. _ . -. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Farm, new Coach, every morning, to, the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle ' Walsal, and IVolverhwupton Post-Coach, every- afternoon -- Gu arded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham.Post-Coach, called the Bock higham,,every morning. - .81.11MINGLIAM Post-Coach, with a Guard, sets out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Passes by. Daventry ' Towceater, _Leamington, and Warwick, to tke .Saracen's Head, Bull -street, Birmingham. DULL, Northceve, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Pest Coach, every Morning, at half-past air, to the Crass Keys, Mar ket-place, DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, Badwater, and Stroud nasv Post-Coacitesi .morning, noon, and night LIZItTFORD, Ware, Hodesdon, and Cheskunt Coach every tnotnitig. TOTTE,\THAIV/ and Edmonton Coach (daily), at.halfioist two. at five, and at eight o'clock. WAGGONS. To Derael ilenspotead, Watford, and Stanmore, S time: a week. Dias, Boccie', Bumpy. Bury, and all pants of sumik, every _ Monday. Cirtsncester, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and G/oncenters three times a week. slr IL W. iIiII7W4LTAI N atsd Co. respectfugy. acquaint their Feiesede.esti die Public, that they will not be acequouble far any parcel, Passengers Luggage, Writings, Plate, etc. of more thee glee Rends valve, if lost, Wiley. or &weed. ego gnawed sasucb sad the Imp/sate paid far ardardiswiii j3IIOOTING BOX. TO BE SOLD, And immediate Possession given, if-required, • . A • COMPACT nearly new-built COPYIIOLD COTTAG,E; comprising two Parlours, three Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Buttery, &c. good Water, two Gardens, and dearly Three Acres of excellent I :old, which, if laid down, would enable.the occupier to keep a home and cow ; most delightfully situate adjoining the toad between Danbury and Little Baddow, In the county of Essex; forms a complete Shooting Box for a single Gentleman fond of the sports of the field, and the neigh bourhood abounds %Vita Game: distant from the market town of Chelmsford about six miles, and nearly the same from Witham and 3laldon. _ _ _ _ --- May be viewed by applying to Mr. Edward Brown, the Pro prietor, upon the premises; and further particulars known of bleggy and Chalk, Auctioneers, Llselnisford.—betas are re quested to be postage paid. The Purchaser will have the option of taking the furniture at a v.luation. INDIA SHAWLS.—MILLABLES, CIIEAPSIDE. .ADIES, arriving from INDIA, and having 14 more Shawls than they wish to make use of, are respect fully informed, they may receive the Gill value for them, by a;- eying at MILLARP's East-India, Masibro, Scotch, Man chester, Irish Linen, French Cambric, Printed Furniture, and 'Foreign Lace Warehouse, No. 16, ,CHICAPSIDE; whore the -ortiateit variety of India, and curios. limitation Shawls, Yen Peru, Angols,..Chlna Crape, &c. with the usual variety of the new Taffetas fur fashionable Dress ; the ithroved Irish Linens, Russia, and every other kind of Sheeting*, including those without seam; Marseilles Quilts, Table Linen, the various ar t tides fer family use, fine India and curious Briti:h Muslins, fur Ladies' wear and Gentlemen's Cravats; rich Damask And Printed Furniture', New Jamava, Chintz, Mated Cambric., Black Bombazeens, Silks, Crapes, &c. are constantly on sale, at the asost reasonable prices.—Families arriving in Town will find the greatest choice of the newest.mticles.—Goods taken by the entire Piece or Demy, are at the wholesale price. BONAP.4RTE, CONTINUATION OF TN CORR DR. O'MEARA. ANSWER.—" To Major GORREQUER, Act. Mil. Sec. Lorowooo, MA v, 1818. M ItZSPECTINC Stn--In answer to the qtieadous . coutaind in your ktter or the Ist May, I beg leave to refer you to my letter of the 2.sd December, 1817, which cortains a few of the verbal insinua tions which were repugnant to my feelings. that letter, which ' circumstances obliged use to write to the GoVernor four months back, bears evidence to some of them, although I didnot ex-, pect, in consequence of having written bt such a manner, that such a visitation as the order of the 10th of April would have befallen me ; I must also , be! , iravr to refer you furth. r to.sost:e observations upon the lett( r written by Sir Thontas;fteatle, by his Excellaicy's duxtiocL, W:4:Cil 1 will hive the fic.uour to. forward. " I must also protest against the repeated prohibitions brairtst making known to the Governor whatiVer may be relative to my defence. or any explanation which it may be:necessary to stlve touching the' unjust accusations to which lam a victim. Whe ther the Governor stands forth as my accuser, or has constituted himself my judge, in neither case can he nap..• upon me - any , restraint upon any thin; which I may have to say, or upon any matter which I may It .ve to bring forward to repel the caltuu uies to . which it is endeavoured to render me a victim. I have had the h•licity of being horn in a 'free country 'where the laws alone dispose of individuals, no Jury or Court,' would impose upon me the unjust restrictions in my defence,: or wonld stiffer itself to be influenced either by conjecture, re ports of spies, or semi-proofs, three instruments of oppressim, but powerless before Juries instituted by the wisdom of the laws of England. " I beg leave to reiterate, Sir, my desire to be brought to a trial, according to the Act of Parliament, and I protest, and, always will protest against the arbitrary confinement to which I am subjected. " I think it also my ditty to make known to you, as it is not foreign to 'matters pertaining to my . medical 'duty, also for the honour of the country; and also on account of my own responsi bility, that from What I can learn, the state of Napoleon Bona re's health is worse, and to suggest tolsou, that perhaps it will be found hereafter, this intimation has been dictated by the opi nion of one who is zealously attached to his King and Country. " I am, Sir, &c. &c. &c. (Signed) " Bazar E. O'Msana, Surgeon." "BARRY O'lkIF.A ILA, ESQ. LONGWOOD. • • PLANTATION-ktOI , SW, AMIL 23, 1811 " Sia—As a further instance of a'disobedience of the 6oter• nor's orders has occurred on your part, in addrtasing to him its•" stead of inclosing to ine for kis information A copy of your letter to Count Bertrand, as specifically direCted In my letter 6f the 17th instant, and again referred to at the close of that of the 18th, he directs that you wM in future, whenever necessity mai rndcr it requisite for you to communicate any thing for hlainformation with respect to purse/4 address the . Deputy .Altijutacc-(iene ral for me. " lie has directed me further to say, that although he has di- rected Lieet..CoL Six-Throws Meade to answer your letter of the 12th instant, and int to remark upon the further letter In vaded upon him on the 19th instant (before the answer to the 'former one Wae sent), tunneling these remaric., however 'solely to those points on which you addressed him, he cannot sslffer his itrne -to ho tailed up blmsty , pri3longtd atac;espcislienee.eD-Atch +mammy AO iligthors chirps ms to m ats k.enwn to you, that , the Red, Commander is Chief, Ste. &c. &e. -- " 1111 MAJesIT'S Swle IlEttrrionntri, TOttiA Y, Auc. 7, Intr. 4. my Loan—Application having been made to me yestrad .y by Count Bertranci,•to accompany General Napoleon Bonaparte to St. Helena, in quality of Surgeon (as the Surgeon whet em barked with him in France is unwilling to proceed further), I beg to inform your LOrdship that I ant willing to accept that si tuation, provided it meets with your Lord.hies approbation, and also on the-So/low/lig conditions, viz. that it shall b permit ted me to resign the above situation should I rot find it Cony,- wint to my wishes, on :riving tine notice of my intention thereof ; that such dine as I shall serve in that situation shall be allowed to count as so mach time served on full pay in his Majesty's navy, or to he indemnified in some way for such loss of time, as geon on full pay, as it may occasion to me; that I em not to Le considered in apy wise &pending upon, or to be subservier.t to or paid by the aforesaid Napoleon Benai.rte, but as a British Officer employed by the British Government ; and lastly, that I may be informed, as soon as circumstances will admit, of what salary I am to have, and is what manner and frtm whom, I am to receivejt.—l have the honour to remain, try Lord, " With the greatest respect, " Vizir Lordship's most obedient humble servant, (Signed). " BARAT F.. SOr7.COG, IL M. Skip :13eiLsrophort." itireAcT 1103.5 GtiC.V.IC e:erns-Vs ncsv*uc- VON! TOR 7UZ SITTURYI WIOR Or CIEKIR4L . EOFAPJR7 T. " Of the-persons who have been brought to England with Ge neral Bonaparte, lie will be allowed to select (with the exception of Generals Savory and I.'.lllemind) three Officers, who, toge ther with his Surgeos i •will be permitted to accompany him to St. Helena, twelve i2atnesties, including the servants of the Oa tens, will also be .ii/owed." =TRACT Of • LITTER FROM sin IMMIX LOWS, DAUM OTII OCTOSCII, ISI 7, •T• LA!. TA TION LOCtiL , " I bad already the hunntir to mentiwl to you, that Mr. Ear ter, Deputy' Inspector of llespitsl4, I of the Medical Esta b:ishment in this Island, was ready at all times, ano ksinnvelo see bin ; and I hale to expr..s r y e trnet hope that Mr. liaater's opinion may be consulted. (Signed) " tinnier; env F." ITTRACT OP • IITMORANIWII FP.Olt Sla 7IVDSOX DAM PLANTATION 1101:TE, NO%A...usr.n. 211131, ISI7. " Tie therefktre begs leave to propose that .111 r. Baxter's visits may be admitted." DECLARATION. LoNewoon," Aran. 2!;, ° I declare, that slate the mongt of October last, when it was decided by the Gfivernos, Sir Iludson Lowe, that no store Bui tains should be asked front me without communicating them first to Napoleon. I have made none ; and that I have, in ad she visits I was oblig ed to make to bins, at ills house, to report, to wit, twice a week, explained the yrugress of the complaint, which, from the lint day rave rise to a belief that it was He patitis, as will appear was my opinion, by a reference to the Bill lean of the lst and 501 of October; an opinion rendered more probable by the frequency of the complaint in, ids Wand, and which has latterly been conv.-rtcd into a certalnti. At first, there were some symptoms indicative of the attack of the disease in an acute form, but thz.c aocaratieLs were af,vrwarda attri buted to sewn: catarrh. 'I declare also, that,partictlarly on the 28th of November, 18th, 2dth and 27th of &member, 1817; 9th and 16th of „fs... nuary,„2sth of March, 541 and 7th of April, 1618, I repor:,.(l the symptoms of the complaint as having Increased for the worse ; and that on the 2.lth of bt.nrch I declared to the Cc vernor, that I conceived the disease to be hepatitis not very fr.r advanced; explaining tolim that the progress of the complain: was occasionally very, slow. and.insidiona ; but that if Napcican Bonaparte were a saidier or a sailor, and that - I were at liberty to treat him acooreling to my. opinion, I would put in practice, first, repeated and active ,trying, with exercise, espetially on horseback (the first part of which plan, viz. the pursatives, been' put in exczution fur some time) ; a.:il that if these inea..• did not subdue it. I would commence speedily a course of eslo old, or some preparation of mercury. That I have constantly expbined the progress of the disease, the symptoms cif which have been at times better, at. times worse, according to the state of the bowels, skin, and to the effect of the remedies taken... — That I have constantly represented the pressing necessity which the pathmt bad of talting exercise on horseback, and that on the 45th of'March, when tbo Governor asked me' Why he did sot -so out and ride cut horseback?* I answered, I did not know the reasons which prevented him. . . In consequence of the abusive language, violence and bad treatment which I experienced from th.: Governor, wbenevirr ' I delivered an opinion or sentiment not-consonact to his own I was neceiwitated to come to a determination not to tneelclA; iu discussions foreign to medical subjects. I z.l,n certify, that I never did ask to quit Longwood ; but that when it lira, signifed "to me by the Governor, that he had some intention of imposisg upon me the same restrictions as those inflimed upon the krenets prisoners, I declared to him that I would sooner resign shin submit to such; that I also explained to hint, in .Ihly last, .thit I had been informed he had appliedkr.my fecal, which drt* down upon me from hins.repteeekets andohose which be took the advantage of hisuituasion of superior Mien. to vent open • Me. (8 1 0 1 04) • . " baler O L SI I Laa4, tirgefty''' TIIE BuLLwr iss REFERRED TO. • • ' 6 . •Locgwood,,lat cf'October, 1847. .Bn , -.4 have she honour so.infortii your Excellency, thr t hi s morns :g Genera Bonaparte ea;7pLucld of a dull paL-4is the right hypochondriac region, and a in.:l.ar sensation in the right sitoulttcr, neither of which were severe. There is a trifirg aoct4eration of his pulse, the range cf which is generally 60, vitt, from that to 69. As his bowels arc rather costive, it is l'orlihin that the sensation of pain in the side may be occaaioned bythat. Shuuld it, however, continue or increase, there will he every reason to believe that he has experienced an attack of Ciati l ; Arratilis.—l have the honour to be; Sir, . (liill°S) • .11imor E. Olfrasa, Sergio. • To 104 ,ratc.ferey Eleutcoant-Gcn.aal..Ear Lindsort Low* Q.C.B. &c. to.C. etc. Guveruer." " Longwood, October 5, 1817. have the hcOOttr le Inform Your Excelieircr, tort since the . % poor ofitlierBd.of Ocptiber,•• General:Bonaparte- Ir-a , eomplainciitif.rihttl rein in the rightside, accompani e d sa te a *Potation of boo_ ivalie tame Ante,. und , oxeasiunally a similgt sense of pain is thr right shim's/ker. A tumefaction is alto A li. dent to the itgt%t ^d tenth inthe right skit; bur I have not I . et been able to- determine,-whether - -ft- proceeds from an enlists°. molt of the liver or Ls engem' toAt. 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