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r. grill mok• Nr ):Bun 9675. BAST,II'IH4 HOUSE, Odolier 29, tory. TCOIIRT of DIRECIVRS of Ike UNTIED X CO; PANr•f MERCHANTS of ,ENCLAND, :roils: I, the EAST INDLES,do hereh, g i v e s aw, That a Quarterly General Court of the said CompauyiwiU be held at their Huuse in Lex:Lc:hail-arra, on WEDNESDAY, the 17tbDtvetutia nese, at Lie yen o'Cloek in the Forenoon, for t y e r;t7nse of becitrit.e, a I.)I'!IDEND from Midsummer lust to Christmas rest. JAMES COBB, Saretiry. hASI•11V1)1A HOU S 5, 6014., V 9, 1917. THE COURT of DlRft VS of [/u UNIEED' CO.MPANre MARCII/INTS of ENGL.IND,trAfins ,17: F.IF T DIES, do hot cly .vl4 aot're, - That lb.:Trawler Book - ..0f the said Company's Stock oil' bc elms ot. THURoDAY. the 4th Derentbettnest, o'Clock. au d opened ag.in on THURSDAY, the Mt January full•nring ; .A.tvltl:74 .Lc Divtdent Warrant; on the said Stock, tine on t he Sth January , will b it ready to bv delivereil ou EDNES. DAT, the 7t!. ot the saute Mouth. JAMES .CO Secretary. TO-MORROW.-.-`I!X OP £aNtl,oool • • ri CARROLL:, the C•mtrActor, tentinds the Ul Palk that 10-MoitituW the Lottery will commence Bussing. The t.,liowing brief enumeration will sheer the ment♦ f the Scheme. w.arit cow aiits neatly 3000 more, Prizes than am:lto:tog SIX 01 , The 1 wo Prises of .fa 5,0.70 Iscing crthled to .t. 5,000 more. fietILNIL. 2......••.0f A aipoo Money, are CAO,OOO 2 ......••......... vo,p.a 40011) 15,e0t. 30,000 2 1.1,000 Mout y. ...... ........10,000 .............. toe Guineas 3,100 • • 4.. ..... • 300 Guimas 2,100 6 ........, ..... 200 M0a1ey...... 5.700 of the ricket. whicl. 1... y be drawn Blanks will be ea- *IA to receive, prtv.ous ev it.: lof Deconber, Liu each iit Money, or may, at the op to.. of tato kkoldersi b- re-dritirnounl again take a sewed chance ulatziaittg the Cap btala .h.t remain ii tile Wheel. G. CARROLL had the pleasure of distributing amongst b. Friends the 1wit...11 a xis pine of ..C20,14Ju1 Ist; trow.ai a COrtiuthillCa if his usual succesa trill atteud No. 7, Colo. in tt., and 26, OXibi.D s•ritaire, Where Ikk t ts 21,1 Shares to: ti.c preheat: p.puLtr Lutttry are 0., sole at tile twIloa• s; Prievs via. V.cket - 7 £lO 10 0 Hai - Qoarter - st'.o 9 0 1 FA Alub S 3 0 I 34.41ent1t X 313 6 1.7 0 VYTON, S:ock-11.f. , ker, re* l iwtully • MOMS .bil LA Friends witb a brief Sketch of the Merits of *be MEW , LOT rk.wr.--six PRIZUS ut ir.somo ! Only 7,100 Numbers, Two tickets awards Number-4,700. 'tickers have a Doulit Chance. II ibs are drawn Wanks, the Holders may receive XI ot bfouty for each, ur wait the True of their being ce-drawo do the la-t 1174. BEGINS iv hatiKitow. cr LUCKY OFFICE, Nu. at, CURNHILL, misers The Lam £40,1300. The Last 415000, Is one Half, one goorteri env In Sixteenth Sim...what Eighth, and two Azimuths; The ouly two of 11 5,0011, is ' The only Two et Ati000; '. ' - Clos day. Aud in the last few Years, ,11 of AVll,OOO—Slz of £io,ooo, 46,000, £4,000, £3,(1.41,„1/0. Were ell shared, sold, and paid, on demand. I TO-bWRII4I, SEVENTH' - 1 JAND J. SIVEWRIG Hl' d o Wm consider it' necrisiary to cantinas to advertise at full length the :zebrine it the Grand Lottery, which confluences D. awing TO 1‘1014..- ROW, ask Is evideut i by shade's:Laud for Ticke.s al their OfAcci s (the sai l sere erkerioo), the Scheme is well understood, and +bill appreciated; they will therefore only recapitulate a few of 44 promiesimallwrits—k Omahas %woe more . rises than Blanks Ilkoks &wells.; opthou'or receiving XII each, or of being .dirawn,entithus have Two Chances in/ tint Vtuclase. There ' Golf 7,100 Nembers, two of each, and I Number may gain the enormous Sum of ...‘30,000 • + $ Nswatiere must cacti gain the sum of ..........C40,000 • 4 Tickets murt each gain the Shins of ..........2eomlo . Besides the chars , * of 3C fiber Capitals of £4OOO, P.c. ite. 'J. and /. SIY EW it IGHT have on Sale rickets and Shares at moderate Priers, at their olal-eetab:oslied Offices, 37, tkiamaitt., I 'IS, HAY MAIIIMT, ~, 11, Hossein:B, Anti 141, OXFORD •STBILIT, Whore the lan 220,010 Prize, and It mite: Crpi.al., have been nkently .shaded aftiong the . lit.hlic. - I. TO.MORROW LOTTERY BEGINS: ICHARDSON.OOOI)LUCK, Ana C.+. Slot k. Broken, ilarb.buddinp, Cornhill; and facing the Gate of ! ties Mews, Charms-Cots, gratelul for the numerous l fe t v dim .Ihage received for More than forty years pay , respect , acquaint their friends that the pre s e nt Lu:ter y be g ins 10,11.1.0-PAORRCIW, sod coosios of 7,t0 0 Numlarr4, twittwit .1 14 k *umber, 5,7 00 of which have a second Chance, „ au las *IS be ro.drown on the oth December.— there me SIX him ofildo 4 ool4lr.e.-aco. . . . it Q. soiree.% establishments are 'so we:l known, it is per . ',piteous to par. icularize the Capital Frites shared and thel state a 3 their Oakes, but they may be allowed to the+ the Mentiooml knee bean shared , sold, and paid on &mood iu few Lotteries, ifla. 111,11+111 . . .430,000 ' - • 431 . .. • . 350 00 Gainey. . 10;244 . y 25,000 Guineas. 11111514 _ SEVIN Prizes of ~120,000 i 0141 2 i. :: . : : i0 5 : 000- - • THR bakowigosp•wair 0 aux" A . ,ffiees. it. am =;111 4 .11J7.1W0k .stao.olo. - tondos whit Cs i gtals, in tho lry that begins TO-MORROW. WISC . °Or-Broker, 9, Commum.. and 17, %A- Lonsfrp.staarr, Nortsher.putiealailj to remind those 'shills who lama ativraterlag is ilia ',poaching Loacry, that to febtivipate M em. is advantaps. tbey should suable their pur &Wes bears l'o.sepsaavrt art *IV risen ban the Chance of sett t'jam wan risk, so all taw Maas &twit that 11•=1asselks. Chat a largo proportion of. tbo *bon "aim ell yaks 0114:eWKS* map be reasonitily bola*. inistawapted wirivo at gowl-fostune whiebias sundial ass Orlin* frit so many ream asrl which Is ramp. 11 " 1 by *s ful esa. gust of 11,:art1isas that hen bran reecudy sold m tig. tit me 11R Pekin of tto OM ONE Prise of - 10100 1111°4 Argo.ooo rwo 43,000 Ike. ke n s e t Is is worthy of rowark, that daring the Isu Ten Yen, wady, Priassal4lo.6o,4doway. have ben slvArcd In 2.14- 4.:11, :ragas of Wheels wear sold by WRISB 'a Rat show vacs ut runws Meatb•-•00 Wier two were sold by lta o. trailuD - - TO counteract thit -many attzmpt4 that are daily to harm on Oat 'Dwarf a aponna, ecinva.kintt Id Arad rite Genuine Blacking prepartil by Day and -Martin, they we iadasatt to adept anew Label, in wr,hich :stir address, 97y High 14..lborth is Placed ati conapicsoady. that they trust 1111 attention to this, and the4llttence•ci the gyve, whicht , unLka alt latter-prett, xlq euabke purchaser& R voce to detect the ineyosition. The seal ism BLACKING, ma a by DAY amid Malitl'lN, 97, Writ *Aborts, fkill to future be sold in Bottles a Id. la oil. it. 6d. each, and I.. i cony of. the. Label left with ail Venders. DAY awe MAKTlN.Msiiipk tiolkornt • I,fir• • 07. i :•;.•T ri 4 • 7. 4 •• var. „ Vit; l • - • . • 1 47" 41, '4 - 11 0 c, g r . •., • • • rJJ.I ; 111UFt:DAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1817. • CITY AUC TION MARE, elk CHEAFSIDE. THE immense.STOCK and variety of Miscella slims ETec-s (the Property of distreesed Manufacturers, Tradesmen, and others, who are compelled by the henry pres sure of the Times to force an Immediate market), consisting of every description of LINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPERY, HOSIERY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and DES SERT SERVICES, JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINET , WARE, CU MERE, JAPADLWARE, PLATED GOODS, &c. fitc- width are daily ON SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. MOAT, • At the City Auction Mart, in, Cheapside, continues In increasing attraction to draw a crowded atolience, whose confidence In the respectability of the Establishment u highly flattering to the Pro prietor, and insures, his continuance of giving a ft II guarantee of the perfection of all the Property that passes thrnvgh hlChatids. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, at Seven o'Clock. • This dq was publhhed, In svo. price Ss. 6d. sewed, 7APOLYA : a Chriamab Tape. In Two Parts. Tiflt Preltde, entitled the Usurper's Fortune, and the Se quel, entitled the Vsurper's Fate. • By S. T. COLERIDGE, Eq. _printed for Rest Fenner, Pattrttos:er-row. To WAGGON-MAS MRS. CARRIERS, COACH MAS TERS, TAVERN .KEEPERS and e►tirn. OLD ESTABLISHED INN. HO rEL and WAGGON-YARD in the Centro of the City. TO BE SOLD MY AUCTION, By WINS r";N:.ET and SONS, i tt the Mart, on liVedisesd'sy v llovember 19, at Twelve ! IliE BENEFICIAL LEASE, with Possession A at Christmas, of that esti' known Inn and -Waggon Yard, the WM CF. DEAR in Dasoighail street, many rare established and enjoying a most rnspectabk patronage, compridos Unites of Apar molts for Gentlemen, a ca. Room, with excellent Cel lars, and every convenience tor conducting business with a spacious Yard with Ranges of capital Stabling, at present ecru- pied by Messrs. Piclifords; two Dwetling•heuses, a Message, Counting hoit.c, Bcc. which are let uff to prolucs more than the Rent, the whole in must vic.lient repair. la be viewed by - Cards only, 'which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Winstanicy and Sons, I'aternoster•row. Particulars alto at the Mart. 1 lets day were poSlisbed, in evo price Se. OBSERVATIONS on llie CI itCUNISTANCES 1., winch ihfluence the Condition of the Labouring Muses of Society. By JOHN. BAR. rot!. London: Printed fat John and Arthur Arch, Cornbill. Speedily Kill be published, in Four Volumes, goo. A CIENERAL COLLEC TION of the STA• LX. '1 LT with Notes and Oliservaions thereon; arranged according :o the askoinist ration of the 14W. By W • D. 'EV ANS, E.g. Bat rt.ter at-Law. London a Prtuteti for J. Botta-worsts wad Son ' Flea street. Part 1. 01 Person- and Corporations. Part I. Of real Estates. Part S. Of Pcrunial Property awl Contracts. Part 4. Of Court s and Civil Proceedings. Part 5. Ot Criminal Law. Part 6. 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SUPPLEMENT 7ti DIE • DWI Gil . . 1 . PII3LIbHED LAST NIGHT.) INCIA LOAM), NOVe.MBER 5, lgti. ni r sp: o tcr in c hes t j a n t c t in ir s e in E g ail ir t t t po nd r i t it , House, addresird to the Secret Committee by 'hi. Govt (,f the rar.titoes adopted tor suppressing the Lunt rection raiird in it.e Joininiimi of the Peistiwl, Trinabuckke Dainglia, of which Reports the follow ing are copi, a or extract-it' 1 11XTAACT PROM A WSPATcti Farm Trig 11 , 14. Si tiNT rruAkT nett Menses. Tile sattID.DIT AT Ulu CLAM of TISK ,51•111 WA, THse ecortasoa GENERAL. DAT= 1 , 30 NA, *NUL 7, .1817. B:nee L had last the honbur to iddress your Lot i ship."Trimblickjee has gone on increasing his loose 45 UAW. He has petsons scattered through the vil Isges for a -considerable extent of country. recruit's'. for him, but finds some difliolty in raising men ; Some refuse t•• him.' unless lie will skew A war rant from the Nola% abote.aame he recruits. while uthatas hiai wish ins difficult , but cieseW *fie ~ever °tete is any report of an ‘.l A• • buckj.te himself remains separate from his troops. and' often eianges his ground. He is now state 4 to have retired across the Kisina towards Darwar, but the tact is uncertain. His troops ate now cliefly in the di.trict of Jut, between l'undrepoor and b:j4poor troop; also still continue to be raised in Candei.h. Colli OF A DiSPATCII PROM CAPT.UN C4E3IIOIISYDEMH 11.C11, PJLITICAL AtiatiT IN BeßAll, 1%) Mlt. ELPHIN• %TONIC (No DA rs), WIT:I AN INCLOSUIM S/11—I have the hens an to forward to you a copy .0 Captain I)avies's repart of a very brilliant and att .ck. w:1;01 he lately made on the in survitt horse in Caricish. As the enemy hay:: left the frontier, the troops engsrd in the attack have. for the present, been re callei to Aitrungali Tae which was on site w ey to jan them, his he, n stationed At K tnnur.. and the p .st at the Gootaila ( saut i.t its front, strengthened hy. a c.•ns,rany of regular i!fatitry.—. N 1) bilk walls are watchiug die enemy's movements, end ii they sh told ag.cin appro +eh the frucki:t, the iCsAtties. troops will be reinforced. I have t:.e Ivirrotir to be, Ike. GenttGe SYDENZILASts Aria in Betat. • Camp, April pl. 111t7. i Nice the boom's to report, that in put. su owe of the-int-n(4.n expres.ed in my letter yout 1.1.1re.s rd the IS.h instant. I put the infantry in MC* ;tint, for the G. (PIAUI, at three o'clock. drat . cternoon, followittit myself with about CVO horse, at lour o'clock, and re.ched t;aegaon, w village be .1 Worteza Yor Nhoat sir miles from the foot of [Le rjr!saitt, at tin o'cl,:ck at night, where vi kora one ill t' collect the Men, SCAl trred', owing to the hachiess of the Ghot. By ti e • lla tell of this viila:e I was informed, that the enemy 1 !had statiime,t m aimed videurs at tidy village Les ' Mae: is that place and their camp, which was about 'si.jve co•s dissent, but alias there. :was a matt lead -61:1 to it tlautigh die jangle, frequented orily'bi t3iii.j 'tries, by st filch I might advance imobierved, and he peered t., conduct me. I accordingly mount ed bun on a horse, and proceeded by the -route he g.iisteil out, arrived at the villaize they were report. ed to be eittainped at, ten cost alistant,4 little aft* day.bfe..k, when 1 found that they had 'mucked triurs chance the evening before .to Glinnaitpo-r, abtut tsir:s cost. I advanced wjeft five .or sir horses men to recoint itre, leaving orders with Captain Felt, 1 hoer to tiling tip the house, and desiring C.ip:ain Ped. r.ii to tray.. the knapsacks of the infantry in a ravine, ! and to follow with the utmost eipedition. 1 had ' advanced about a mil:, when I discovered one of !the patrales tit the enemy, *horn I immediately pur -1 sued; and tlolt, two of them prisoners ; a third man escaped through tit- jungle to the left. From the two prisoners 1 ascertained, that the enemy had their horses saddled, but had not received anyinformation lof our approach. I sent back to desire Captain Pe& lir twatleance at i brisk pace; he overtook ewe in a short time, and we pushed con..at a smart canter, and in ascending a rising gi.notd, perceived the enemy dra.en up to revive us, their right flank protected hp ' a S'f tnig g ill laCt 1.• ill") which they had thrown some 1 ii.faiiti y. and tueir Irons c ,- )vcred by a II nullah with `steep banks. As they c•nisiderably out-numbered ' us, being about twa thimiand strong, and 'chiefly di need with m itchlucks, I deka mined upon instantly Ichatging them with the ca tire, and accordingly or dered the men to sling th , :ir matchlocks, and advance In as compact a body as the nature of the ground, which was covered with low jtmileovould admit ut. On receiving this order, our line advanced at full 61%M, every auto• etide.svotirtitg to be first on the t- Imlay ; they .fired a few shot. Irons their matchlocks, as we were cros in the nul'aii, which fortunately rased over its without doing any injury. The in. , slant we got over the nullah, the enemy broke and , fLd in all direct:one; tu.cl .here pursued upwards of '1 cure cos,. ritLtaining a loss of above two hundr e d two .k.aled, be.ides a great number of wounded ; amongst the latttr was a person who appeared to be a cNet of consequence, called by his own men Appa Salieh, and -who, when wounded, threw down his spear; and being well mbunte4lnatle his escape. Fikidalig the enemy by this time ciWspletely dispersed, Inithred the put suit to cease, writhe men to return to Oii enemy's camp, ~ Hosing been wounded during. the pursuit, I had dismounted to tie up my arm, when I was informed that a fresh body of the enemy was coming &mut:ell our tight ; I ordered' Captain Robinson, who had atrived with the infantry during the pursuit, to fall in his men. I mousiest, and collecting as many of the horse as I conlcf, advance.d with the infantry is ~ . • Tire Paull or POW! Is the had mart cf a village, who m a s a the rents, and has the general uperluteinknce ut its cameos. t &lilt TICS collect stain fault< zraly # tiushees are mud torts; some Of skim am surround:4 with ditches. a NulLah, a rivulet. 0' .e. • .. This day was published in one eel foolscap eve. gs. tvtards, SELF -CULTIVATION RECOMMENDED : or. MIN I'S to YOUTH leaving SCHOOL. By ISAAC TAYUR, Minister of the Gavel at Ongar. PrSotsd for Rest Fenner. Palmetto . r..nt. :4 h TYPHUS fltliK AND THE WINDWY TAX. Letter from Itnigar Joe' THORNTON, M. D. Member ut the University of Cambridge, and of the Royal London College of Physician=s TO THE EDI rot( OF rHE SrAR. MP, Oct..Sl Union-court, Broad etre. t, London. niece i 4 co cibfec• more worthy the atteutioia of the Public, and the faculty in particular, than Typhus Fever, It being a ills- CAW wine% annually desiroys thousands, and will become at last Itf not aatead.d !o) as formislabx isrtiski country as the plague itselL Lowly we have secn it devastate Ireland, all the population in Idiese villages (as I ant i:isorined) having been destroyed, an I a wattle Klftt emptied of its hiludt.tatinc. I have obeerved awed the very rapid 0301:13C•tif thi. terrilik d In our own cowl• try, esproslly In the metropolis, and have frequently bethre ed upon the Leg's%tisio iti my averal melical works, 'o Inter pose the arin ut power,. in urder to er•orpate from as so dire a calamity. To elf:Ct 40 desirable a purpose we must examine dili gently into the real oases of the prevalence of this disorder. FIKT CAUSE. • TYPHUS PINED Is Piii:DIICED ritou BAD AIR. The proof here fa easy. The connex.on betwilt life and the air we breathe to paw so well mace - wood, that I scarcely ne-ii means/it, that the nutlou of the heart, eirculation of the' blu.,J, seined heat, dips lon—all 111,24 c1..p..-nd upon the nayietre or viral air in our emu:There, the air tieing com;ios LI of e 7 posit. vital air, and 75 rgJt ; which v.tal air is absorbed by our venal blued In the lunge witeieby, at each inspiration, it 'it rendered arterial. lit tbebr. aching ot anima's the air thee is rubbed of its ox ygene and vial p.incipte, and oily 32.1 t and fix..d air are re fereed a• each etora hall. which ale airs iecapable of maintain tee the acoulis alt iiie. Air deficient in its proportion of ox,sette i. the foundatioe of disease, and often the occasion of death. In the thilmlio Hospital, owing to a thelcienciylif air, three used to perish atv.ually mail> 5 .. , infant.; they d.rtl 4. - 08iLlso.41, leo( rally Isefore the ninth day, in d. cent , ul sulf.-rulgs Wacn became irstrodoced, all these otardets ceased. -for I most • se Mat Itar.h tam to make peopk seawble of rite neeirtaitynia.r to the litanan (same, mute especially as it regards yro,u,schildree the la e celehr4eil Dt.I)AILSIN wag so impressed with a touvk t' ul the necessity of good air, thr, being very piemi sr it. the tow It, on a ma. ket ,:ay he mammal a tub, and um, addressed the I:Ztemminz crawl: "Ye ibtel. ot Derby-, lellow ctizens, attend to me ! know ye% :o he ingenious an 1 loduvrious as chaisics. By your ea:l'- 4'109i you procure for year-elve, ai•J fain.ll,6 this; l.ccessair.vi of late; but if you lose your heat 1, the power then of bei..g of tire to them must cease. Ibis truth all 01 you know ; but I feat some of you dr. me under . ..tate' , how beanie is re be itimitt.eaysi in vigour. •11s.s, then, derielr even, your breattite; an ut.rummtatr.:- natem.l air—tor the purity on the amr bt comm.-, des. my tJ a t..r. litany air enlists tor. (lair. Ihe m 4.iv a tr.ii , tie buy usj c,.*.itui.tv it. IL4e., opts., then, the windows all your ciao:Jed work:Lop., silos soon as you rise, open also the vr.ndows ot ' s ten . bed-rooms. Neese alccp is a room wohout a dummy Ail it, Cur block that up. Inatteatinn tO this advice, ht. assur,d, w ill be tog Hecate on )OLw• selves, sad erg-Oder baton Inn 4.1', wt..cb is oozy south .r oath. me Fever, wh..:11 win 4:M. y elf yodif W.V4.4 and children, Let me then repeat icy se eimishdrice—upee lout lull lowa to let in !rods Ale emcees bast le ;hie day. itemcia-' bee Meat t sets 1 speak Cow wi *nit a fee, and tan twig nu, other Infereet but ynor gowl ill dm 4 my advice. S.r Prang!. relates sunimirrahte tustautes of Per rid Feelss engendered by the wait of pure Olt ' Captain El is istennatif, in his voyage so Hudson's Ilaty, that onsboard llti ship, the lielifax. all were well; but woe:, the veut.lat:irs were fOrd 1, 1 ,4 " his cr'w fcli ficim in Putrid levers, and many at theta di U. It is ass with at t els, when our tharivs trativivirUulg W apa.o. a wan arose, the hatch:. were ob.:god to be cloWel, and all the hones were so diseased when they rived, that Mr. Colette:in, the veterinary armeaser, relates they weie isOlieed to be shot. I . ! at Putrid Fevers lire eugetniered by bedsit is a fact w well proved, that I used slot urge this haves y further it, your eaper, inure espeCietly as I have treated this subject at lull in my various neediest winks. Ibe benevolent How.sra was peifecly coavoi cad that that was the grand worts: alt Typhus Never, whiei .Creep. (ruin the dm k &gamy laboattoos of the poor au the re. daces of the rich; and hence the latter, fur then utea imaiery, they possase nut nigher motive., arc Midged to cast a i eye of cusepasseins Y 43 the poor. Heoesi this great. plataaillettlp it has deplored with nee tee Mirmiectioa ot die Window l ax;—. WA on the 11-it alt bleaveu—a tax oat the very :1 , 1 we breathe —a tax on the very foal!, we enjoy—a tat, DO. OH the luxe ries, but on the necessity of lite ;—wh.ch ha, rubbed thou sands us these health, and deprived them ot be 114 useful in their samtutes, and murdered • an Want ; has disfigured our Maims. furein a ; tali in trun. the autitui airy habitetimis el maii, h.to dens•an ly wdi beasts; bas disgracsd our arcWteeiore, and drmo!islitil,, by its desulatiue operation, nearly all she hospitable nuat.simis 41:1.1tU Once e v rraii a glory and hap piness throve:out the cow.. y ! mime the intro let ion of this rax. ,:etry oil. t 0... • have uh.ereed glum our Cniai.iiilll.p.ople do cost ink tike ttsclitseAVra—t4itt they have becume salkw, si alt..S, amid has;:ed, and dues.. i, vuibl.: in almos. every c0...F..4 , 4;e lo thew wrii doebt time anti .wt utilverval ("craven ut this :.u. tasel.t 4itegil may go with me :o the late improvementi, as tl..y are called, at the begiiiinns ul rut tlatiJ•iilacit, a arecitutu CO Ow View :41iLt, to bekuld the new erected house' time, the Ma... of tlic Gilgit*, and these lordly but:dings will spree., front the teupp.ige, of windows, like recto: is weh patches over th.ir eyes, a sassr.w. to our y, country, and architeetur, I Let chum ales. g,. welt me to the humble darelliegs ot .he poor, and uta.rne .me u • is:etropeilis and farms the many miserable cuis trivaticee ot ni ,ete rig up the es isidows, no: to pay this alneninst.le, odious saw; anal tote, I ask, can any one wo.ider chit Putro, levers pervade this.metrepolis and this ceentry ? itepert hum the Fifer Hospital,. near London, Stitt s. that cSti perA Ins labour:og wader •teihus, were admitted there hi the court at gimes .opt =faiths ; and this timpbal is crowded to excesa. and can comfiest° more—and many enfortimaie applicants ale daily refused adatlssioill And i calve bad myself more patients to attend ta to thus fever, who were covered over with put pie spots. than I ever recollect amongst the better orders of society. behoves us, then, to look out for the principal source at this alaregeo weer, which has itscreised to a terrible tatent, anti which I love preyed is proditcuti • and continued from avant 91, veinal:Wen; .and,, crust add, that the K'tesiow 'tax is so odioeis in (Petielous %atm it are now formhrg in alt parts•ol that kined.nst) that, 'Mesas -Ansisica was Lim by animprervident 'me and pereletauce In it, this, if not serrated sunt. heasieua, may prodecaand •edlitinut a Typical., nut only in this metropoua amid country, betendanger the loss of the finest part of our Emptie— d)* aineeverd. our etrestath in time .of war. And as Typhus I thmh alas by acsuusuLuien, toaa at last be converted into the tru,wklega., which ones desolated Lensioe ; I du hope, and es pect, the: Parliament, in its wisdom, will abolish this horrible Window Tie r when we shall seis again our banding' renelei•td fight lead tin, the Bt Lablestious of rationzl beings; then putrid fet , ertl w U 'warty disappear, our peasantry will regain their beregthr looks, and our-poor-houses and hospitals cease to be crowded ;,and' it we must have a commutation tax, I propose, Abet the Missgeer &nail put she tax- moppet the real value of the 11011166 , and slot on the windows. It ttsis kit e: shall 'Anus an iiitteasi he your paper. I w•. 11 utitedd in my neat, other per ' beflerinikeTewn sources of Typhus Fever, not less, I Hawk, wurthy of Os Agitate •attrotion ofehe Le,talature, and the curs. I.t • 7.ils tiaollathe.peraur up your obedient sortzUt. • ROBltlif JOHN THt/tilfl'ON, M.D. il s I• 1 ~I ; ?